I bought this as a present to my wife. It was either this or the QC II, the sleek design and usb C was the decision factor. Also the ANC works great.

Amazing soundGreat fit and the price was reasonable!!My son games and loves these!!

Best of the three previous bose headsets I owned. Incredibly comfortable and great sound. Not including the aeroplane adaptor as standard is my only gripe. Surely there is enough margin in a $400 product to put in a $7 adapter.

I've purchased a few earbuds before, in the $70 range but they fell out a lot. I got these because they were very affordable and I wanted to try the style for fit; I use buds at work and can't have them falling out all the time. Studio grade sound? No. Good enough sound? For sure. Do they constantly fall out? No. Very worth it, even if you're just trying to find a style of buds that fit. Fit alone is worth the 4 star rating for me.

It's the most expensive speedlight Nikon makes. It's got a million and one options, a significant number of them fairly useful. Highly adjustable, from 1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3ev steps.There's plenty of reviews that will give you all sorts of statistics and features, so I'll just comment on the user experience.You can't get a better speedlight. It works amazingly well.If you're wavering between this and the SB-600, ask yourself if you need a PC synch port or a few of the other high end options. If the answer is no, save your $ and get a SB-600. If you need something impressive, get this.If you need a lot of light? Get some Alien Bees.

The headphones are very good, but after using them over a week I think I could’ve gone a cheaper route for the same performance. They promote it like it’s functions are fluid and intuitive but they’re clunky in my opinion. My main complaints are in consideration of how much they cost: takes too long to turn on “conversation mode”; the voice cues are choppy and sound like 1st generation tech; the buttons are placed right where you would naturally reach to adjust the headset and so I often press them accidentally and interrupt the audio - so I have to consciously avoid them by touch to adjust; very comfortable when on but they feel fragile when handling them otherwise, and for almost $400 it seems like it should be a sturdier build.Everything else about performance is very good, active noise cancellation is a great feature so you can turn it up or down depending on what you’re doing. And when it’s all the way it’s quite significant. I recommend researching other less expensive options though because ultimately I don’t think you’re getting what you’re paying for.

I've seen a lot of bad reviews of this product but I saw it used by a person at my range and it worked terrific, so I bought one. I used mine with an Apple 13 phone and a Konus Spotting Scope. I had to call the Company to find out why my scope would not connect. Within the Spot Shot application I had to turn on the "Connect to Local Network" switch, then it worked. My experience is this is the best thing since sliced bread. The Spot Shot is connecting to your local Wifi, and then it actually turns into it's own wifie server and you connect your phone to the Spot Shot wifie. It's too bad it does not connect using Bluetooth. You must be near enough to some type of wireless network for this to work. It doesn't work without a wireless network to connect to. I suppose if you have a phone that can be used as a "hot spot" that should also work (but I have not tried this). I expect many people from my club will buy this. It is so much easier to look at my phone or an I pad than have to move to my spotting scope all the time. You should also have a good tripod for your spotting scope, it will make it easier to adjust your picture. Except for my little glitch with the software, I am very happy with this.

Wish they were cheaper but you get what you pay for. They are fantastic!