I just brought this lens protector from amazon for Olympus ep-3 . It is very great product it's fit with 39 mm lens. The price is very reasonable which is I can't find in any retail store.

Great headphones. My only complaint is the audio jack not being l-shaped at the input to the device. Being a unique audio cord (6.35 / 3.5mm Male to 2.5mm Male) it’s dissapointing due to the fact that if you’re using these headphones on your phone, the cord will continually get wharped and eventually not work (happened to me several times with other headphones). Just a cord design issue otherwise great product.

very well made adapter with a real quality feel, my Rokkor 50 mm lens which has not seen daylight for a few years fitted perfectly

I purchased this adapter since the Canon version was unavailable at the time. I was impressed with the solid build and so far it does the job well with most of my lenses. I did see some vignetting on the corners when testing with my EPS 55-250 mm kit lens at full extension but everything worked well with my 70-200 mm lens even with the 2x extender attached. Macro extension tubes also worked with any issue. The tripod mount seems like a useless appendage so I made that disappear as soon as it came out of the box. Considering that that the price line was about 34% less than the Canon version, I am very happy.

My aunts wanted help to purchase Bluetooth speakers. Ultimately decided on these chuchua value for money as indicated in YouTube reviews. They did not disappoint. Since I have three, I was able to try out the stereo speaker pairing. This was actually quite good and there was no delay in music playback between the speakers.Liked the 3.5mm jack.Each speaker came with both the USB cables as well as the 3.5 mm male to male cable.

With years of experience using wireless headsets in pro settings where each set costs $500-2000, the first thoughts were that this $30 product would not work - but it does!AMAZING VALUE AND RESULTS!Do not expect stellar sound quality at this price. But, if you have a simple application need for spoken word, or even singing to simply teach a melody (not vocal performance), this product works surprisingly well.In this case, a friend needed amplification for an outdoor sing-along song circle group (voice, guitar, hand drums type of thing) at a city park. The budget was $200, including the need for a battery powered amp/pa.Skeptical - yet, this product worked! And, with 2 headsets going to 1 receiver it was perfect for this application as it didn't need to use both inputs on the portable amp/pa.There was 1 problem that hopefully the seller will fix.The receiver has a tiny 3.5mm male out (should have been designed as 1/4" which would be much stronger/durable). The provided 3.5mm female to 1/4" male adapter failed after the first use, probably from faulty material, and because of product design flaw - it's too much weight to be constantly on a tiny 3.5mm male out.If you purchase this product, it will probably fail quickly in the same way, though there is an easy solution of using a different type of adapter.What's needed is a flexible wire adapter, 3.5mm female to 1/4" male. Here's an example of what's needed, amazon: B08XBVWVT7https://www.amazon.com/SOLMIMI-Adapter-Lossless-Headphone-Amplifier/dp/B08XBVWVT7/This flexible wire style of adapter will enable you to "rest" the receiver on a flat solid surface without stressing tiny the 3.5mm male output pin, or the female 3.5mm input of the adapter.Would definitely buy this dual wireless headset again, and may get an extra to keep on hand as a backup.

works well so far, it has a small audio port for a male 3.5mm aux hookup (standard headphone jack) the HDMI port was a little off and had to bend it down slighting to get it to connect properly. Not really a big deal but seems like its made very cheap; though this is what I was looking for.

I purchased for my piano but had to buy a separate adapter male to female for them to work