I purchased this for wide angle real estate tours, and picture quality is great for this price point The extra 360 lens is a nice perk, so I also plan to use this winter for snowboarding. It was annoying that my first video was tagged with the large Insta360 watermark, since it didn't look great for my marketing. But I did some research and this can be turned off in the settings menu. I didn't have much trouble with the app, but it's not the most intuitive set up for connecting, saving and exporting videos. I got through it with trial and error on a few practice videos. I'm not sure I'd recommend for anyone who isn't computer/phone savvy. I did take off one star because preview screen only works for "standard video" mode, and only shows a black screen for all other modes. You can't see what you shot until after the video is complete. This means I can't use any high resolution modes for home walk throughs. I hope they fix this.

I've been using these headphones to do yard work and listen to music while working. The sound was way better than I expected! The ear pieces cup my ear and block out pretty much all other sound, which is fantastic. Bluetooth setup was simple and without issue. I will have to get used to the button setup but overall I'm highly impressed with these headphones!

This is my second pair of OneOdio headphones. I am impressed again. If you’re looking for an option that is not $200+, you will not be disappointed.I also have the wired-model (that still works) from maybe 5 years ago. But, as my family upgraded to iPhones without a headphone jack, we of course migrated toward Bluetooth headphones.OneOdio’s customer service has been excellent. We broke my first pair of wired phones, and they honored the warranty with a brand new replacement. Obviously five star customer service.Back to the new wireless phones—they connected easily and work well. We have two Bose models that we purchased over the years—the Sound Link and the QC 35 (with active noise cancellation). I’m not an expert, and of course this is my opinion, but I believe the sound is comparable. The OneOdio does not have the active digital noise cancellation, but the over-war design is well insulated and blocks a lot of the ambient noise. The sound out of the OneOdio is certainly “full” and sounds great even at a safe volume.They come with a carrying bag, not a hard shell case, and a charging cable and 3.5 mm cord (for use as a wired headphone). They do come with an easy-to-follow instruction pamphlet, although the operation is intuitive.The padding is comfortable, and I like that inside the ears are clearly labeled with L and R. They fold up for transport.I think I would prefer a more oval shape rather than round, but of course that is personal preference not a complaint.So, if, like me, you don’t want to buy more multiple pairs of $250 phones for your family, but you still want quality sound and some good customer service and great battery life, give these a try. If I ever fly again, I will try these on an airplane (the ultimate test for headphones) and I’ll update my review.

Great mug, spoon is a throw away. Nice with two lids.

Very pleased with my purchased. I have had many folks ask me what I used for my macro shots.

Mi sono letto tutte le recensioni possibili prima dell'acquisto, alla fine mi sono deciso e le ho prese.Non mi dilungo oltre, vanno benissimo e chi le critica probabilmente è stato sfortunato.Il prodotto è eccellente.