Just bought my first Keurig. This is great way to get assorted coffee flavors from various makers in order to find "that perfect one".

I bought this for my adult daughter a few years ago. She has trouble sleeping without a "white noise" background. She says it's spectacular, and she is sure to pack it when she travels.

So far works great & exactly what we needed after 2 of our other sound machines stopped working.

Lightweight, simple buttons, 2 options for using with batteries or plugged into wall, we all sleep better with white noise. Good sound quality. Durable

This lens was the best $25 that I've spent. It is machined well and is solid. After watching the tutorials, this lens is now worth $500 to me. Kai Pei gives enough tips in these videos to really help an amateur like me.

I've just received the lens kit this evening but so far I am impressed with both the Macro and Wide Angle Lens! I was debating much more expensive lenses for my IPhone based off of internet review comparisons. So glad I found this product on Amazon at 1/3rd the price. So far...the sample photos I have taken more than meet my level of need and satisfaction. Professional packaging and the USB information are nice touches. So many other lenses seem to have complicated attachment "issues" or limitations. This clips on and off so you can use the lenses as you need them without all kinds of prep and steps. Very pleased! Here is a macro shot of the illuminated LED light that comes with the kit. I could have gotten in closer...

I have been using this filter primarily to get rid of glare in my webcam setup so my requirements may not be as stringent as for more classical applications. Compared to a Nikon filter I have (of a different size, for a different lens), the polarization effect is a bit lower on the Tiffen, and it also lets through more light. Contrary to some comparisons I've seen online though, the Tiffen for me produces a warmer picture than the Nikon.

In reading some of the reviews, I would suggest that most of those who gave it 1 star didn't even watch it. Which is understandable - the mind does flee from anything and everything that contradicts what it believes.I don't have any beliefs, one way or the other, and that hasn't changed but there will always be people who don't want there to be any evidence of such things happening. Some, very strongly. Just as there will always be people who accept, as real, "evidence" that is obviously fabricated.I'm not surprised by the existence of this record of events. And I'm not even surprised that the entertainment-driven society wasn't aware of it, Dorothy being so unassuming. I WAS surprised that it took so long for such evidence to come to light but...after further consideration...I would imagine that there's more such evidence in the hands of witnesses who, like Dorothy, don't have much interest in "the limelight".I think most have "seen" things or found themselves "knowing" things they have no "excuse" for knowing and that such things are significant and relevant, when it comes to the state of society and I think it will also shine a light on the differences between limelight=-eeking, "popular" public figures and the more genuine people and...perhaps that is what the world needs right now.