Nice ear cushions (but these are bulky headphones), and the boom is silicon rubber and bends into position vs the typical swing down microphone. Good sound quality too

I bought a pair of these lamps to surround my quilting frame (Grace Cutie). Assembly takes about 1 minute!The lights have remote controller that changes brightness and "color temperature" so you can see your work in daylight, afternoon or more yellow-ish. For quilting, that's great.My only issue is that with 2 controllers, the 2 lamps get confused as to which one is being controlled.I RECOMMEND THESE LAMPS.

I like being able to set access codes for new guests at the guest house from the comfort of a vacation location! Installation was a challenge because the paper installation instructions are written SO SMALL!! Also how to lock and how to change the 5 second automatic relook feature are big secrets and require the help desk! Some things need better explanation.

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

I've been waiting for a switch like this! The switch itself has an excellent build quality, and the buttons all have a nice tactile, solid feel when pressing them.Others have touched on the other great features of this switch from a "regular" user perspective. For the more technically inclined, this switch has an ESP8266 wifi control chip that CAN be flashed with Tasmota or whatever other alternative firmware you like. It does come with the new firmware that Tuya-convert hasn't yet solved (as of July 2020), so it will require you to get out your soldering iron or flashing jig. The chip is a standard TYWE3S and the pins are all easily accessible. The connection between the high and low-voltage boards is also done in a very slick way- no ribbon cables here. To flash the firmware, you'll also need to put a temporary jumper between ground and the pad labeled "NRESET" on the board right next to the TYWE3S to keep the secondary TuyaMCU in a reboot loop while you flash the main controller chip. Digiblur has an excellent writeup with pictures on his blog, search for "Digiblur tasmota fan controller" to find it.Following those instructions, I now have a fan / light controller hooked up to Home Assistant and working great. Excellent job, Treatlife!