Just a thought, consider purchasing a cover plate for the lower hole, since your new lock installs in what use to be the location of your bolt lock. I just swapped my bolt lock to the bottom, but I don’t like the way it looks. Also, when programming your FOB’s, ignore the directions, and instead go to where it says cards. Hit that, and you’ll see three dots on the upper right hand side of your screen, tap it, and go to add. If you follow their directions, it’ll prompt you to hold down the lock button for 5 seconds, blah blah blah. The trouble with that, you don’t have a lock/unlock button, you only have numbers on your lock.Hopefully this saves someone from the same headache I experienced. BOL, Happy New Year’s

I love that it can connect to my phone and i can share images right away!

The lamp can be extended and split into two, various adjustable angles covering a good length of the desk and the monitor. The middle section is soft and bendable and covered with good quality rubber pipe. Bottom part clamps on the desk very well. And the lightness, color can be adjusted to different level. It's well over my expectation and I'll use it on my new desk soon.

Works nicely with both my tablet and my phone. It works with my Echo, though the functionality is a bit limited, probably more of an issue with the Alexa app than with the hub. Setup was simple, everything was working well in a short amount of time.

Excellent! I’ve only had it for two days and it controls eight devices including my home theater projector drop-down screen TV cable boxes etc. about an hour to set up very impressed and I don’t impress easily. Best Buy was going to try to charge me $1000 for remote system and this does it all for $90. Definitely worth trying out

I bought three circular polarizers: AmazonBasics ($13.99), Tiffen ($28.17), and Breakthrough Photography’s X2 ($89).The first test throws out the AmazonBasics due to color problems (it turns everything brown). A weekend of ruined pictures with that filter confirmed this.The Tiffen looks better than the X2. The polarization is stronger, and the X2 appears to be slightly brownish.A weekend using the Tiffen returned slightly brownish pictures. Breakthrough Photography's website shows tests of the Tiffen and their X4 ($129). The Tiffen looks worse at long (red) wavelengths and the X4 looks worse at short (blue) wavelengths.I usually leave my camera on AWB; this weekend I'll try other white balance settings. Also I'll pay more attention to the sun's position and leave the polarizer off when it's not doing anything. I suspect that the photographer's skill is more important than the differences between filters!

Thank you very much! I am very pleased! Good seller!