I bought it for my wife. This headset can be used for a long time with a single charge, so that she can stop the phone and music while working. This is great!

I use it for my kid school it's okay for kids under 10 years

The upside: These headphones have very good sound -- very adequate bass and good midrange and top end. They are quite light weight, fit comfortably over the ears, and do not squeeze your head. They should be comfortable for a couple of hours of listening. The cord that plugs into a device is thick and appears quite sturdy. The downside: First, the headphone feels like it's made by Mattel, not Sony. It feels a bit cheap and plasticky. But what do you want for ten bucks? I treat my electronic gear pretty gently, but still I wonder how long these will last. Second, the ear cups fold for storage, but I had hoped they would fold flat so that if I rest the headphones around my neck that I could rotate the ear cups to lay flat against my upper chest. But no such luck. The ear cups rotate only when they are folded within the headband for storage. So I have given these earphones a 4-star rating based on the sound quality, comfort, and low price. They are certainly worth the price for those qualities alone, but I haven't yet decided if I will keep them or return them. They do come in an attractive cardboard box and not a plastic shell that you have to fight to open.

If you plan on using this device in conjunction with an upscaler like the Retrotink/OSSC, or you plan on using it with HDMI consoles like the PS3/Vita TV or Wii U, I think you'll find yourself quite happy with the results. It'll upscales your games up to 1440p, adds a bit more color, and it even smoothens out the jaggies prevalent on older console games.The effects can be subtle at first glance, but it is nice on a 1440p monitor and can really help make some of your older games nicer like you remembered. Having said that, the effect only really seems to work if your console/upscaler is set to output at either 480p or 720p. If you default it to 1080p it'll still upscale to 1440p (provided your display supports it), but the jaggies wont be anywhere near as smoothed out. It's also debatable about whether you'd really need this on a TV as you'll likely be sitting a few feet away and you might not notice the jaggies as much, whereas up close on a computer monitor you'll likely be sitting close to it. If your TV/display can't support 1440p either, it might be too much for too subtle an effect outside of game captures, too. As noted, it's a niche product, but if it fits your set up and its on sale, it might be worth a look as a tool to add to your box.

This is a very good speedlight. It is inexpensive and was bought as a replacement for our first speedlight.

I lost my other bluetooth earpiece so I needed a quick and inexpensive replacement. This is a good product. The sound could be a little louder, but noise cancellation is good. Overall a very good and inexpensive earpiece. I recommend it.

I started out buying one 4 pack, and was so impressed that I bought another 4 pack. I really like these smart switches. They are at the right price point, but also high quality. They are also pretty subtle, with a simple design and a small white LED, so they don’t stand out too much, which is a big plus for me.I now have 8 of these installed around the house, and couldn’t be happier with the set up. They generally install easily, and the configuration goes quickly as well. I do have 3 installed in one box, and getting them to fit along with all the wires and wire nuts was pretty tricky, but worked out in the end.I have one set up to turn on automatically when the pantry door is opened, which has been a hit with the rest of the household.

Buy it. Stood up well in the heat on my windshield. It's also flexible and u can put it anywhere.