Super nice product!I was looking for something like this. I work from home sometimes and I don't have a landline. speakers and mics on phones are not good enough. this fixes the problem. if you are on a conference call, this will free your hands and provide high quality communication. You can use bluetooth or hook it up to a computer to use skype or any other voice communication software. brilliant!

Tozo is a great brand with excellent customer service. I already have a variety of their earbuds.These are great buds for their price (currently $19.99). Don't expect the same sound quality as pricier versions, the bass is lacking. But these sound good, have easy to use features (skip, adjust volume, answer call, etc) are super easy to pair, very comfortable, show available power level on the case, & come in a small case.

I replaced my more traditional floor lamps with these and I'm blown away by how much I like the change. They don't call attention to themselves and they hardly take up any air space. The light is great too! Plus they're cool enough to cover with a scarf when I want to get things really dim late in the evening. l love em!

I really like these cameras. Over all they are great the only part I don’t like is when you have to call support for any reason good luck you can’t get ahold of anyone so you have to send an email. They take a while to get back to you and when they do they are no help the send you links to the FAQ that are no help. My cameras have been saying there is an update needed but every time I’ve tried it doesn’t complete. Ive tried all the steps in the FAQ section and still doesn’t work. Try to explain that to them and I get the same response. I’ve tried to connect them to Alexia and they don’t communicate. I’ve also emailed asking for help and still haven’t be able to get it resolved.

I love this headset, I didn’t have to install any software on my work computer. Just plug the toggle into the tower and pair to the headset.I am able to walk all over my condo and clean. So far no static or interference when away from computer. The noise cancellation is legit and so helpful. The one and only complaint is when the battery dies there is no notification. So if on a call you don’t even know the headset is dead

So I've bought a lot of off-brand items, and they look cool, and do cool things, like have digital displays, and touch sensitivity, but they've always failed by being wonky, unreliable, or not surviving power outages, requiring to reconnect them (which sometimes is hit or miss, all on its own), and worst of all: FLICKERING. Enough to drive you insane.Needless to say, I purchased these from TP-Link, and they have none of those problems. Setup was easy, it worked, and NO FLICKERING. Sure, they don't have digital flashy lights, and you can't wave your hand at them to get them to talk to you, but they do the one thing they were put on this earth to do: Dim lights, without flickering, while connecting to your smart home.As long as they keep their prices reasonable, I think I might stay with TPL.

Love this. I don't use this in any of the suggested ways - I'm not a streamer and don't use any of the suggested software, but as long as you have files and pctures saved on your computer and attach them to the buttons you can call them up. I use it for quiz nights, playing sample music, or for a picture round, so that it's easy to recall the files if a team needs a reminder.Update - I also use this now for play rehearsals in school. The students love using it. I attach the sound effects and they can pull them up at the touch of a button. I can also attach increase and decrease sound, to adjust volume at crucial moments. I don't use it in the final performance as I have specialist programs, but it's great for quick and easy rehearsals

I used to have the 810 and still have an old 730 (the best audio quality, unbeaten since it was made) which I just keep as a backup. Call audio quality on the 830 is good, but Bluetooth connectivity is very temperamental -- having the phone (Samsung Galaxy S20, which is no slouch) in my pants pocket already causes some connectivity disruption. There is a difference in these newer models with more controls and information through a phone app, but putting all the button controls on the left side of the neckband is a money-saver for the manufacturer and a disadvantage for us. I like a button to have one function only, not two, where you have to remember to press-and-hold instead of just press, etc. Luckily, I don't use the audio functions much, so I don't use the fast-forward/reverse, but I've read from other users that it's a nuisance. I much preferred the button layout on the 810, where call controls and volume were on the left side, playback controls on the right. Also, there are just too many beep-boops when you hang up a phone call -- (1) If you hang up from your phone screen you get three descending tones plus a final beep. (2) If you hang up by pressing the headset call button, you get three descending tones, two more tones (which I guess lets you know you pressed the button) plus a final beep -- just the first set of descending tones would suffice. In summary: good but not great.