Ive used this thing on two of my photo excursions recently and I would buy another, no question. I cant give it 5 stars though because it isnt the most rugged in the world but honestly I dont expect it to be for less than 30 bucks. Its a decent buy for sure.

It’s a great starter ringlight if your just starting out in photography and mua world. Its lightings are great and the way it feels strong value for its money for sure remote control works pretty much good I see it turns on my blue it’s self

My grandson uses these often. He likes to play around with his synthesizer on the computer and this saves my ears and keeps his work private. The fit is nice and the sound is awesome. He let me listen into his world shortly after he got these. Good buy

Liked everything about it. Using it for bedtime reading.

We bought one as a gift, they loved it and so we purchased one for us.

This is your gateway drug into the metaverse. When you wear it replaces your real environment with an artificial one. You draw a circle around yourself to create a safe area for you to move. When you approach the boundary a virtual wall shows up. If you cross it the real world replaces whatever you were doing. It is extremely well-executed and necessary because you are entire, I debating using a lesser word than entirely but it fits, transported to somewhere else. Even if the experience is lowres as some are the kinetic realism of immediate feedback to movement and how you move your body and head pull you in. What you experience is total immersion in a generated environment. The experience alone is like paying pong 40 years ago. It was fun but mostly we all knew that pong was just a start and this was going to change the world. This is not pong, it is way past that, but the experience is so complete that while things are going to get better and better the overall encapsulation of your senses is already happening. Until we just plugin, which is what this feels like except for the brick strapped to your face that in 5 years will be glasses or something more reasonable. It's not hype and I feel old given how advanced this technology is and that I had no idea of what is going on. You will need a better strap and a USB battery that has a type C connector to plug in the headset to extend it on time. You probably have all that for your phone and other devices so the smallish battery on the unit is not a big deal. I feel this is a mush have experience if you want to be up on where things are and will be. I bought mine at Cosco because if Costco is selling this I know it is mainstream and I didn't even know it existed. My mind is completely blown at this point. If you live in a small space this will create a huge world in it, like the tents from Harry Potter that are small outside and enormous inside. It feels like that.

They're not the greatest speakers around, but they're exceptionally good for the price! I wish it was only a USB connection, rather than USB and a headphone jack, but it's not the end of the world, just make sure you don't need those ports on your motherboard for something else.

These are specialty batteries used for transmitting devices. I use this personally for my Shearwater Perdix dive transmitter and I get about 11 hours of use with it. Duracell is most certainly the best battery brand in the world. Just remember when not using the device to remove the batteries when in storage.