The audio is directed into your ear so the audio is great. It anchors into your headset well. There is no port to charge so you have to use the carrying case to charge it, but the case does have a battery to charge the earpiece which is nice on the go. Overall I am happy with the unit.

Game changer for my social media content! Loved how simple it was to connect this mic to my phone and how great it makes my audio sound! My house creates a lot of echo and before this mic, I was struggling to create content that had clear audio! This helps me create audio without the echo, which helps me create MUCH BETTER QUALITY content!Super happy with this mic

I have purchased the PRO Zwave and added the wifi module, installation was simple. It work very well with my RING Alarm, connect through Zwave. I can also use the app to lock and unlock remotely over wifi.

Overall great product works as advertised I have had it for over a month now has not failed me and has worked perfectly. Great battery life and audio sounds great.

Bought 2 of this extender, and took a bit to determine the proper spots/location to place them at but along with the NETGEAR WiFi Analytics I was able to obtain proper WiFi coverage throughout the entire house with them. Highly recommended based on price and effectiveness.

I bought this mainly for work from home purposes as well as for music/audio books etc. I find that it is great for music and audio books but poor for taking/making/conferencing since I have to keep repeating myself.For the price I'd say it is an ok product.

Does everything, except connect to the WiFi which is probably something that I am doing wrong ,but great for time lapse and slow motion...not sure about the battery life stated, a little over exaggerated

This LeapFrog Color Night Vision Video Monitor holds it's own against any non-WiFi baby monitor units out there.For any first time baby monitor shoppers, these days you can opt for either a WiFi baby monitor or for a non-WiFi monitor with dedicated handheld screen. The advantage of a WiFi baby monitor camera is that it can usually broadcast to any phone or tablet that has the companion app. Three or four people in the same household could check in on the baby using their phones. Or even check in on the baby while they are out and the babysitter put the baby down for the night. WiFi cameras are usually better with more resolution. The disadvantage of the a WiFi monitor is that it's not always "on" in a way that lets you hear if the baby is up or crying. Instead, you get notifications on your cell phone if the baby moved or made a noise, but you don't hear it in real time. By the time you unlock your phone, load the app, and check on baby, 10-30 seconds have passed. Non-WiFi baby monitors come with a dedicated handheld screen so you can instantly see the baby and the speaker can be always on so you can hear if the baby is crying. Some WiFi monitors do both where they have a handheld screen too, but they are expensive and more rare.With all that said, if you are looking for a non-WiFi monitor with a dedicated screen, this LeapFrog is a good one. In the box you'll get the 7" screen, the motorized camera, two power adapters, and a special wall mount with a couple screws. The first thing you'll notice is that the two power adapters are not the same, but they are also not clearly labeled. You'll have to look at the voltage ratings to see which power supply goes to the camera and which goes to screen. Why not put a sticker on one of the power supplies to easily differentiate it? Anyway, once you power up the camera and the screen, you just turn them on and they work...simple as that. No pairing to worry about.The camera can remotely tilt and pan with the motors inside. It's quiet when you are panning the camera. The handheld screen is impressive - but big. It's like the size of a Kindle Fire and it boasts a 720p screen, which is high resolution for a non-WiFi camera. The controls are easy to use on the screen component. It sorta feels like the large screen should be a touchscreen, but alas, you have to navigate the menus with the physical buttons on the right side. On the camera itself, you can flip a physical switch to turn the camera on or off, and then there is a touch sensitive button on the top of the camera house to activate the built-in night light. Tap that spot to turn the light on and off, and tap and hold to adjust the brightness level. It works fairly well once you get the hang of it.The screen shows you the temp and humidity in the room, and both numbers seem very accurate compared to the other thermometers. The camera can also play simple lullaby tunes for baby. There is a nightvision setting that works, but it's only "ok." However, I think ok is reasonable at this price point. You can see things very clearly on that large screen. The whole thing is fully featured.My first minor gripe is that the screen is legit heavy and cumbersome to hold and move from room to room. I would have liked to have seen some kind of pop-socket thing on the back to get a better grip. The second is that I don't love the unique wall mount. You are forced to use this wall mount that is made of two plastic pieces with a hinge. It keeps the camera a little farther off the wall, for better or worse, depending on your needs and style preference. Finally, I think the reported numbers for battery length are off. The description says you can get 15 hrs of video streaming on a full battery? I don't know what the exact time is, but it's much shorter than that. If the screen is on and you tap the power button quick, it will turn off the screen, but keep the sound active and on. I can vouch that if you leave the screen off it will run overnight on a full charge. But if you turn the video on, it wouldn't last the through the night for me.Minor complaints aside, though, this is a good baby monitor. I don't seem to get interference with WiFi signals while using my phone or iPad next to it. That's a big plus, especially considering my older Infant Optics unit struggles with an active phone or tablet is within 2-3 feet of it. The screen is really good here and you can see alot of details. I think I'm just gonna stick a pop socket on the back and I'll be good to go. 4.5 stars rounded up to 5.