It's pretty crazy how well these work in the pitch black! They were a lot of fun to take out and test around the area at night. I tested them in a few different spots that had different levels of lighting, and for the best results, the darker the better.The IR intensity is adjustable with the press of a button, and helps a lot for lighting when trying to get a nice clear picture. It will take a bit of time to get used to, but once you use it for a bit, you get a good idea of what to set them at depending on the light.I never realized how much wild life was actually roaming around at night in the woods until I tried these and started looking around. Wildlife avoids you, so you never really get to get a good look at anything in the dark. Before even walking into the woods, I took a look with these and actually watched a fox wandering around in the woods. The moment I started walking in, he was silently gone. Something I would have missed without these.Aside from the play aspect, I fully plan on using them for my side job as well. When I need to sit on a house, rural area's can be tough. There are no street lights, and if the moon is barely visible, it is pitch black. With these I can see exactly what is going on in the area, and keep an eye on my claimant as well.The quality is not the best by any means, but it is what you would call, "Good enough.". Clear enough to see, but don't expect any high def images.The battery life seems to be fine, I used the IR functions on it for around 3 hours and still had some juice left to keep using them. I would have preferred to see a rechargeable battery pack with these instead of 8 AA batteries, as it could get quite expensive if you plan on using it a lot. I am not sure on the performance of rechargeable AA batteries with these, as I just used 8 Duracell max batteries. If you are thinking about getting these, it may be worth planning just a bit extra to pick up rechargeable batteries and a charger to save some money in the long run.

I am not a hardcore gamer, so I do not take advantage of the full customizing features for this mouse. However, I do love what I have customized with the settings for my regular day-to-day uses. I like that I can add weights to the mouse. The mouse is very responsive when I click around. I did discover with this mouse the delight of having a scroll wheel that you can change how it scrolls. Overall, an excellent mouse worth the price point of $40. Don't pay over that. Also, the pleasure of making the DPI setting faster than what the computer's DPI setting is maxed out at is great!

Use them for audio production . Sounds a little hollow till you play with the knobs. They look good. Good cool little second reference for sound. I also use them for Netflix and they do the job well

Definitely not for blondes like myself. Not user friendly or easy to understand how it works or how to select older photos to sa…

It's something to get used to but great for gaming in fps.

This is the second version of this mouse that I have owned, and have been super super happy with both. The original mouse was only white/blue LED lighting, while this new and improved mouse is full RGB. It's not overdone, and very easy on the eyes. As with most performance gaming mice, this mouse comes with adjustable weights to place in the base of the mouse increasing it's "feel". I don't like a light feeling mouse and loaded it to the brim. The cord is nice and braided, and should hold up quite nicely to daily use. Multiple buttons allow for full customization to keep your fingers planted during intense sessions. Adjustable dpi is also nice, you can really feel the increase when applied, and can pinpoint what feels right to you.

Its a great mouse for gaming or viewing large documents. The scroll release is practical for large documents, I jave not been able to get use to it during gaming.

I have been having issues trying to transfer about 6,000 pictures from a recent trip that were taken with an iPhone 12 Pro. I tried iTunes, Windows 10 Photo app, accessing the photos directly with File Explorer and all failed at some point. The only suggestions I found that would work is only copy over a bunch at a time and I did not have the patience to do this for this many pictures.I found a bunch of "Photo Sticks" on Amazon that seemed too good to be true, then I found the SanDisk iXpand. It arrived within a day, and I immediately plugged it in, and it prompted me to get the iXpand app. Quick and easy, it opened right up and went through a brief 4-step tutorial. However, the app is super simple with only two taps to start copying over your data. For smaller numbers of photos, it will take much quicker to copy, however, for me to copy over 6,000 took alittle over 20 minutes. Which after all the wasted time and frustration it was well worth the wait. Once done I plugged in the USB into my computer and all my photos were there! Finally!!I usually never write any reviews and usually also take them with a grain of salt when reading them. This item really worked, was made by a known name brand and was reasonably priced. I would recommend this to anyone even if you have a bunch of files or photos you want to get off your iDevice without paying monthly iCloud or now Google Photos plans or just for a backup this SanDisk would work great! Hopefully this review will help if someone is either on the fence about buying this or is in the same situation with a large number of photos off an iPhone/iPad that actually worked and was painless.