I have a Nexstar 103 SLT computerized refractor telescope and to me the 1,2,or 3 star alignment sucks. You have to be a contortionist to be able to look at anything through it and half the time I had trouble with aligning it. I saved all the money for the CPC 800 XLT and was like a kid on Christmas Day when it arrived. It has been raining here in Oregon for 4 months and seeing the sky is hit or miss.The Moon peaked out of the clouds and I had my Canon T5i mounted to the visual back and got some decent pics of the Moon. I've heard people whining that it is too heavy;BS! It is well made and the reason it is heavy is because it isn't plastic. It is well constructed and the optics are very good. I am 63 years old and have a partially paralyzed right arm and I can set it up in less than 5 minutes. I highly recommend this scope and combined with the wi-fi adapter from Celestron and the free Skyportal app, a 6 year old could get it up and running in less than 10 minutes. My only regret is that I didn't have enough cash to get the 11" scope. Good scope, Good Price. That's all I got to say about that.

Pros:- It actually gets pretty bright (there's many pocket video lights and some of their max is so dim compared to this)- Magnet (so useful!)- Comes with diffuser- Can switch to CCT, RGB (HSI), FX (MLM)- Bluetooth/App support (a lot easier to quickly change things and from a distance; must have)- charges via USB-CCons:- Can't customize/adjust FX (for example the rate of the police lights)- Can't quickly jump increments (I've seen others where you can just press the middle scroll so you don't have to keep holding it)It's not perfect, but I like this one for its brightness power, magnet, and app support.

Parfaitement adapté a mon panasonic lumix dmc fx 37 de dimensions 9.4cm sur 5.3 cm sur 2.3cmUne dragonne, interieur bien rembourré et une pochette extérieure pour un prix mini avec la qualite case logic

I listen to music and stream videos mostly. I like this sound card better than the Audigy FX I had before. Since I have these cards in 3 computers and I tell you that the Audigy FX did not last more than a year or two before failing in two of my computers. I hope this one works longer.

Seriously solved all my lighting problems in my 103 year old garage with one single fixture.

This is an excellent camera for all users such as me. I had a Yashica camera with film. For years I was resisting to get into the digital world. Now, with this camera, I am totally sure I was too late to change. It's an excellent image with those 12mp.

These bad boys survived -6 degrees all the way up to 103. Haven’t had any issues whatsoever.

this card has preformed great so far. it is plugged in to one of the x1 slots on my AORUS gaming 7 mobo. my computer is running linux, and passing the audio card through to a windows 10 VM through OVMF. if you are looking to solve the stuttering sound issue that people have with this setup, without enabling MSI interrupts (the correct solution), this should work for you too. it sounds great, and i think some of the FX are actual hardware FX, which is really cool. the program that controls it all, however, is archaic and arcane. the few features it presents are obfuscated by an interface that makes you think the card doesn't have all that much to do. it also installs like, 7 different things, which is super lame of the manufacturer. i still cant complain, for me its the sound that counts, and it sounds great, especially the 600 ohm headphone jack. one feature i liked is the ability to mirror the front channels with the rear channels in a 4.1 setup, allowing me to put audio out through my speakers, and headphones at the same time, and control the volume ratio between both. the mic input sounds great too...