This is my second selfie ring light from this company. I am very please with both, however this model has some enhancements. Most notably the phone/camera mount is inside the ring vs the other model where the mount is right below the ring. I like this mount since it is more intuitive to get the best lighting. Also the controls are now just below the ring light instead of inline on the power line. I find that it is easier to access this way. Lastly the power cable has a wall plug instead of a usb plug. Again, I like this better but it is a matter of preference. Overall, I could not be more please with both ring lights. The pricing is very competitive and the quality is exceptional. I use this light for work video calls and for making guitar performance videos and it works great in both applications.

This was my first pair of any kind of binoculars. After researching and combing reviews for 2 months in all sizes and configurations applicable to stargazing only, I purchased these knowing they might go right back...and three sessions with this thing was all I needed to get the refund process started.Why?BECAUSE THE VIEW IS GORGEOUS AND I WANT MORE LOLHonestly, I love these, but I knew that if binocular stargazing gave me a considerable experience to go with my Cassegrain, I would want more than 25X. Even at that power, these 100mm's made starscan sweeps that peppered your view with 10X more stars than you'll see naked eye viewing in remote locations. I'm positive that a smartphone holder and motor mount would have pulled up a few nebulas straight to my gallery, but it's already on its way back.I'm 6'4 with an IPD of around 68-70(?), quick pivot adjustment and I confirmed collimation was A+ out the box. That seemed to be the biggest complaint with these larger binoculars during my research, Celestron came through on that part. The nylon carry case is adequate and sensible, I see other brands with hard cases and as a 25+yr Pelican user, I honestly would get my own Pelican for something this big and valuable instead of trusting a no-name brand case to hold up. You need a parallelogram mount. I also lift and stay active regularly, I was able to hold these steady, but it was not as enjoyable as me mounting them and things being a lot smoother. Do not use a regular tripod unless it's something super heavy duty. I used a Bosch construction tripod meant for laser levels, it was overkill, but imagine this precious beauty smacking the ground. No lolAll all in all, Celestron delivered here, my thing is for the size, weight, and mount/tripod integrity investment, once I personally commit to that level, I'm okay with spending a bit more to get more power. If all you want to do is stargaze and not view nebulas or planetary rings in real time, these are perfect and priced with considerable value in mind for that purpose. If you want more than that, you can stick to telescopes the same price or a little cheaper that will give you a bit more power or you'll no doubt jump up to the $1K-2800-5K+ binocular offerings that allegedly give you the best of both formats, accept 1.25 eyepiece variations, filters, etc.I conclusion, you're not losing here, there is value and quality, you will get an eyeful of stars and lunar mountain ranges...but once you get hooked, you will want more.I would have kept these if I felt I would get at least 2yrs satisfaction without any immediate urge or ability to upgrade before then.

Compact but super powerful crystal clear view monocular for a serious hiker or an outdoor adventure seeker. For me it's always important to have handy binocular or monocular close by for exception viewing of nature and our oceans and mountains. Also great for birdwatching and sporting events.Aurosports out did it with this very affordable monocular here. This is 10-30x40 means you can not just view the object bright and clear but also use the zoom feature. With my years of experiences with binoculars / monoculars I would like to suggest that if you go above anything more than seven power than it's better to use a tripod. Most people blame monocular but it's actually their hands /body movement (nothing wrong with the product) This monocular comes with tripod screw excellent built in feature. Please see all my pictures and decide it yourself.Also I would like to point the fact that the objective lens is 40mm with a perfect 20mm ocular lens. Even when sun goes down you can have wonderful views because of the larger size of the Objective lens. It will take few times to get use to open the monocular perfectly but it is expected from such a wonderful product. Enjoy the sightseeing!!!Please note: Tripod is not included but it goes amazing with any tripod. The zoom picture I took is only at 10 power. In one picture I am pointing at the Island and second picture is at 10 zoom power. It's my cell phone picture nothing fancy. Amazing right!

The a6000 bundle comes with a SELP1650 which is a 16-50mm power zoom lens. This bundle comes with a SEL1855 which is 50 bucks cheaper and is not a power zoom not that the PZ matters that much anyways.The 55210 lens is correct. So overall, it sounds like saving money and I am happy.

I’ve had this monitor for a little over a year now. Besides battery life and signal coverage, I am very pleased with this product. Infant optics customer service is superb. I had emailed them recently regarding my camera unit no longer rotating up and down, it was only working left and right. They were very quick to respond and immediately helpful. I was just a little over warranty and they provided me with a replacement after I sent the original back to them. I had also forgot to take off the optical zoom lens even though I was told to do so. Although it was my mistake, they still went the extra measure to make sure I was satisfied and they sent a replacement zoom lens through Amazon. I very much appreciated Jenny M.’s service and hospitality.

I really like this monitor for my 7month old! Easy to mount to the wall, great zoom lens, and very clear picture! I like the monitor is light weight and can fit into your back pocket.

When you look for a camera with a zoom lens you're constantly shown cameras FOR ZOOM CONFERENCING. --I DON'T NEED THAT!!! I was looking for a camera with a zoom LENS -- AND THIS IS IT. Works perfectly if you have an intimate small space to green screen and you do not need your camera to show people your entire living space. Perfect!

Clear image and high power zoom for reasonable price.