Bought this to replace my old GoPro Hero 5 at launch date. Although it was buggy out of the box (randomly stops recording or shuts down), its been running normally since they release of newer firmware and has continued to improve with each release. The 360 module has worked pretty well, video quality is good for a 360 camera, about the same is the One X, which is a pretty good camera already, but the action cam form factor and the water resistance really makes taking 360 video up a notch. The 4k module works just as expected, good video quality and a lot of different wide settings. Swapping the modules takes about 5-10 seconds. Battery life is decent, I got about 5 hours of continuous use from my last use and still had a little bit of power left over. The new firmware really has enhanced the audio quality over from when I first started using the camera and improved the startup time and screen response. Hopefully the trend continues for future releases. All the accessories it comes with so far works with all my old GoPro accessories. I haven't tried tying to airpods yet, but sounds like a useful feature. I still have a lot to learn about 360 videos, but this has been a good camera to start off with.

This rangefinder is simple to operate and works very well. The 6 x magnification is good for accurately placing the aiming box on targets a long ways away. As a result of the magnification the image wiggles around a lot because of my 68 year old worn out hands. I found it helpful to use something to brace against to hold it steady to get better results. I was surprised by how small of an object it can detect at long range. I could get accurate distance readings on power poles at 400 yards. In the woods I can scan from tree to tree and it gives good results. The instruction manual was helpful and better than most. The price is at the lower end of the scale for rangefinders but it works as well as units costing a lot more, I highly recommend this rangefinder if you need one.

This bag fits my Canon SX280 perfectly with room for 3-4 backup batteries in the front pouch.There's thick padding in the front and back. I like that the bag has zippers - not buckles; it slides in and out of my bigger bag easily.Cons: the zipper pulls are rubber, not durable (I think they will break off if I grab the end of the pulls.), the neck strap clips come un-clipped easily (This happened 4-5 times on my week long vacation. The metal loops are so thin that somehow, when there's slack in the strap, the loops work their way out of the clips.)I plan to figure out a way to make the neck strap stay clipped - get some different metal loops from a hobby store or something.The belt loop is very secure. I might just sew metal loops onto that for the neck strap.

Bought this trail camera and it was exactly what we were looking for! Came quickly and exactly as described!

Perfect for my 70-300mm lens. Solid construction, threads are clean and precise. No effort to install or remove. Highly recommend.