These are great, but when I go outside with a winter coat on in the cold, I can hear the static as I walk. It's not the same as poor sound quality. I think it's because of the static that is forming as I walk in the dry air. But I do hear it. And I kind of feel it a little. They are pretty comfortable, and it definitely beats having an earbud deep in your ear, but when I take them out, my ear is relieved, I have to be honest. I would still choose them over earbuds though.

Got this as a gift for my fiancé for Christmas, she absolutely loves it. Me personally I enjoy a stronger cup of coffee but it does what it’s supposed to do for sure. Unfortunately Amazon shipped it in a big Keurig box so she knew exactly what it was when it wound up on our doorstep lmao Guess I should’ve selected send as a gift!

I've played several rounds with this rangefinder and I am pleasantly surprised with it. It does everything the expensive laser rangefinders do at half the price. No problems at all so far.

It works well on my keyboard avoiding the system to go to sleep mode for up to 15 min if you are away.

It's a great little speaker. Hooks up easy and sounds good. If you expect audiophile quality, spend more elsewhere. If you want to listen to toons, hear them clearly and make your phonecalls work around the yard, garage, or hang out poolside, you won't be disappointed. Worth the few bucks.

I use these to light up on the sides of my house. Not using the motion detection feature yet

I'm an old school computer user that works in an office coding all day, still plays computer games, appreciates mechanical keyboards of old, but has not used a mechanical keyboard in a long time. I've moved on, and my preference has been lower profile, thin (laptop style keys), quiet keyboards for many years. I will say that I have been intrigued by the resurgence of mechanical keyboards, and what intrigued me about this one is that it provides the additional tactile benefit of being mechanical, but is lower profile than standard keyboards and is closer to a laptop style that I prefer. I also find modern gaming RGB lighting stuff to be pretty silly, and so I appreciate that this keyboard doesn't look ridiculous.Some of the things about this keyboard that are immediately apparent:- It's solid and heavy- The entire base is metal (aluminum, I believe) and looks and feels like incredible quality. Far superior to plastic.- It's got a fairly small footprint due to being "TKL" (ten keyless, i.e. missing the numeric keypad)- It's very thin and low profileThey keyboard just simply looks far more premium than any keyboard I've seen before.This review is for the 'tactile' version. This is 1 of 3 variants of this keyboard (the others being 'linear' and 'clicky'). The tactile version is supposed to be in the middle of the pack as far as noise level goes. To be honest, I was expecting this to be obnoxiously loud, but honestly it sounds about like any 'normal' keyboard you might expect. It's definitely louder than a laptop keyboard, but not nearly as loud as oldschool mechanical keyboards or the 'clicky' model.I've been using this keyboard for several weeks and it is a complete joy to use and type on. I use it all day for work, and for gaming at night. The keys actuate and respond exactly as expected. The noise level is not too loud to use this for typing while on conference calls for work.I have also spent some time dabbling with the Logitech G Hub software. It does let you make some simple adjustments to the lighting patterns and colors and seems to work just fine, however if you want to download profiles that have been shared, they require you to create a Logitech account which I find a little silly. I shouldn't need yet another account for that.Probably the one feature that I have really enjoyed the most (as my previous keyboard didn't do this) that I wasn't expecting... is that this can connect to multiple devices and switch between them seamlessly. Basically I can be sitting at my desk working on my computer, using the keyboard, and I have my phone at my desk on a Qi charging stand.. and I can simply press a button on the keyboard to switch over to pair with my phone. It never really occurred to me that I would want to use a keyboard with my phone, but now that I can, I have been doing it all the time. It's just simply much more convenient to respond to messages and such with the keyboard, and if I'm at a desk, and it only takes the press of 1 button, why not? Toggling back and forth all day and loving it.So I love the way this keyboard looks and feels, it's a joy to type on, it's simply fantastic. The noise doesn't bother me as much as I thought it would, but if I had to change one thing I would still love a quieter version of this. All that being said I am still giving it 5 stars as it's by far the best keyboard I've ever used and I love it.

This is the sturdiest case I have encountered. Be sure to check the dimensions of the device you want to carry in it as it is a close but secure fit for mine.