These lights are super bright. The only problem is that they take THREE AAA batteries and don’t last very long (or as long as the other circular tap lights and are smaller than the tap lights). If you use them occasionally, they could be all you need. If you plan to use them constantly or every day, plan on buying a crap load of AAA batteries. When used for a longer period of time (like a few hours), the light dims after a while, but will be bright again the next time you turn it on (if the battery isn’t too low).

I was rocking a madcatz R.A.T 7 forever, till my cat got the mouse...literally. Chewed through the cable and I’m pretty sure the don’t make those mice anymore. So I opted for the Logitech, it’s a great mouse, almost similar to my old one but different button layout. So I’m still getting used to it here about 2 months later. But it’s a great mouse, I love the free spin selection on the mouse wheel. That thing spins forever and a day! Anyways, it’s a great gaming mouse. I use it in Dayz all the time as well as elite dangerous.

So far, I have no complaints. The external drive works fine. I use it to back up my computer. The back-up worked fine because I upgraded the operating system on my Mac desktop. I have backed up two times so far in the last month. I currently have no issues. I will see in 6 months.

Only small issue is the battery life but it’s not a big deal for me cause they provide a extra battery I do like the clarity from the camera when under water stabilization is very good I was surprised I would recommend this to anyone on a budget for a good camera that’s close to a gopro the attachments are easy to put on love my v50 pro.

This company really took care of me. I bought my camera a year ago and it worked perfectly. Then a piece broke off and I got in touch with the sales team. Problem was resolved quickly by sending me a replacement. Company is very friendly and easy to deal with. It’s a great product and company knows how to treat there customers

Takes fantastic videos and images. I had one of the original and the 2nd gen model and this thing is so far beyond those I don't even know how to tell you. Just get it, not having to put it in a case to be waterproof is awesome.

My granddaughter literally gasped when she opened this. She took pictures of all of us for the rest of the day!The camera is holding up very well considering the demands that a four year old can expect out of it.We now have a visual record of Christmas 2016!Mom, dad, gammy, gigi and both pawpaw's, the rottweiler, the mastiff and both boxers!She's a happy camper.

These mics are great. I've owned quite a few of them, and they are a great investment for a band who needs a few quality mics for live performance that won't break the bank. I actually like these better than an SM58 in most live settings, as the 8500 seems to have a better midrange- it's beefier sounding (at least to me) and I carried one around in my gear bag for years that I would switch out for the usual 58 that was provided on most stages. (Side-note: always use your own mic, folks. Musicians are filthy.)Durability-wise, the 8500 can take a serious beating- I left mine out in the rain once (long story) and it worked fine the next day after some careful cleaning. They have been through the abuse of tons of live shows, beer spills, being dropped, etc. and they keep on going. I even recorded most of an album with them on all the amps and drums- it didn't come out sounding like top 40 radio, but it did work...Drawbacks include the fact that there are far better dynamic mics out there, and if you have the money and are just looking for one live vocal mic I'd probably recommend the Beta series by Shure- fantastic mics in the 100+ dollar range- but if you are looking at anything of lesser quality, the Behringer far exceeds anything like the PG series or offerings from Peavey, Nady, etc.Don't let the name fool you- while Behringer makes some sub-par products, they also make some great, low cost gear, like the XM8500.