I had to get a wireless adapter from another pc to get it recognize, even though the router is literally right next to my pc.

Decent adapter for the price. This adapter works pretty good. I've used it twice and I would recommend the adapter to anyone looking to mount a mobile phone (my Samsung Galaxy S10+) to a tripod an or other device. The bracket is fairly sturdy and I felt that my mobile phone was sufficiently secured to the tripod.

Like the title says, this headset is the best Xbox wireless headset I’ve used. I’ve been playing Xbox since the original and used many MANY headsets from different brands and Razer absolutely nailed it. Prior to owning these I had the Steelseries Arctis 9X and the sound wasn’t up to par with what reviews said. It was muddy and inaccurate. The Kaira’s produce a very well rounded sound, decent sound stage (much cleaner than I thought especially for a wireless gaming set). They’re super comfortable and they pair VERY easily with the Xbox. The mic on this set is phenomenal. Better than that of the Astro’s and that’s a massive feat because the Astros have a very good microphone. These are also Bluetooth and can be used with mobile phones/mobile gaming consoles (Switch) and sound fine via Bluetooth.Now, where these fall short: they’re not better than a wired set, simply because with wired headsets you still have higher bitrates and less latency. While the sound great via Bluetooth, the mobile mic built into the earcups are god awful. I toss this up an afterthought because the main mic (which cannot be used via Bluetooth) is fantastic.Overall, my nitpicks aside, this is the best of the wireless Xbox headsets out right now. I mean it says something that Microsoft picked Razer as the official Halo peripheral manufacturer this year. Do yourself a favor and pick these up if you need a wireless set, you’ll be quite surprised!

This is a nice tripod, but is not strong enough for large cameras and lenses. I have a nikon d610 and a 24-300 zoom lens for example. This tripod is not sturdy enough for me to leave my equipment on the tripod unattended. Just a bit too risky since the legs are skinny. It also does not extend as tall as I'd like. Overall, it is a nice little tripod for small cameras.

Very high quality and supports my Nikon D610 and 70-300mm vr lens (heavy combo) and it holds up well. Been using it for a few months and I love it. I switched out the mounting bracket on the top with a previous, older model, manfrotto head that I liked better and it matched finely, so that was cool.

Great tripod. Didn't see where it said the mobile phone adapter was NOT INCLUDED. It works great now that I have the adapter!

Excellent for Skype conference calls and wireless connects to mobile phones

Love it. I use it with my phone + mobile adapter (bought separately). Very easy to set up and move around. I will admit there are some finer adjustment nobs that go over my head as a casual user, but it was worth it for me to buy the more expensive model to make sure it was sturdy. When it's all adjusted and tightened, it does not budge. I think it would do well with larger/heavier cameras. I wish it had come with a phone adapter, but the one I bought fits on fine. The carrying bag fits perfectly snug, so the only way I can fit the phone adapter in the bag with it is to put the tripod in the bag upside down. It's a tight fit, but it works.