Great price .. My grandkids have them at their homes so it willmake sleepover feeling more relaxing and familar. The lights adjust and I suggest experimenting with it before the grandkids get their hands on it :))

Worked great for a last minute photoshoot at home!

Buy this JBLAwesome soundEasy set upLong battery life

I love these locks. I no longer have to fish in my purse for a key to open the door. The ability to add lock codes allow guests to come and go without having to make them a key. The idea of not having to change locks any more just keys is a real money saver. If your hands are full you can always use your knuckle to punch in the code. These locks have been proven to be burglar proof. All my doors now have these locks.

The unit is for a weekend home, It was easy to install and no electricity cost. The images are very clear in the day and at nights. I like the features you can turn on and off the light when scanning. Will be ordering another units to cover the other sides of the property.

I've beat this thing up and still functions great- It helped me keep my sanity on deployments, and helps remind me of home when I'm gone. Worth its weight in gold.

Let me begin by saying that I enjoyed this movie very much and would recommend it to anyone, sports fan or not.The movie accurately portrays the small town Texas football mania with all its good and bad characteristics. ( Actually, in my hometown [pop.2200] Odessa would be considered a "city" ... they have a Wal-Mart.)Where the movie breaks down is in period detail. The clothes are wrong for Texas of that time. Heartbreakingly missing is the "Surfer-cowboy" look so popular with small town boys. ( This consisted of starched Wrangler jeans, roper boots, Hawaiian shirt / OP t-shirt, and was topped off with a cowboy hat and cheap knock-offs of Ray-Ban Wayfarers.) My Mother is still offering to sell me the photos of myself from this era to keep my kids from seeing them.Also, while I found the score for the film to be very well done, the period music just didn't fit with my memories of the time. ( I graduated 2 years before in '86.) I don't remember rap music being very popular in small town Texas in the late 80's. Some pop-rap such as MC Hammer and Tone-Loc had made some inroads, but to us Public Enemy was still Bonnie and Clyde. The mainstays were classic rock, hair metal and country music. Of course the sum total of African American kids at my high school was zero, and that might have had something to do with it.The film also glossed over or omitted several facts form the book. The Odessa - Dallas Carter game was a semi-finals game, not the finals game; and it was played at Memorial Stadium in Austin, not the Astrodome. There was quite some controversy over the fact that several Dallas Carter players had failed academic subjects for the term and were inelligible to play under Texas' "no pass - no play" rule. This was swept under the rug because no one wanted to look "racist", and possibly because Odessa's academic performance wouldn't bear close scrutiny. Also omitted was the fact that several Carter stars were arrested for armed robbery the next year, and most of them had Division 1 scholarships in their pockets at the time. ( probably not pertinant to the main story, but I thought it was hilarious.)I'm probably quibbling, and these minor points don't detract from a fine movie that I have watched several times and found enjoyable each time.

These guys worked just great! Took a bit for figure out how to connect with my set (Samsung) but once I did, the magic began. I wound up using the RCA/mono audio cable and the sound quality is pretty good. I use them on those sleepless nights so as to not wake up everyone and they do their job WELL. I only charged them that first day for about 3 hours and I have used them the last 3 nights in a row without recharging yet. Great find and they didn't break the bank.