I use these with Orb Audio speakers. They are very easy to assemble, and they look good. I really like that they are adjustable in terms of height. The price is great too.The tube is very thin, so I wasn't able to get my thick speaker wire in there. So just keep in mind you may want to use a thinner wire if you want to hide the wires.

Don't think about it, just buy it and hear the difference! I added 4 good speakers, an amp and a sub in my car and although I had power, it just didn't sound right. The music was choppy and undefined, the bass was dry and the sub sounded as if someone was simply banging on the side of the car and the bass didn't feel natural. I started with simply insulating the rear deck and the new definition and clarity coming from the 6x9s back there was simply amazing! After doing the trunk (and not all of it, just major portions) the sub took a whole other life on its own! It finally gave me the bass I was looking for in the car. Simply put, sound in a metal box, even with quality components, still sounds like a horn in a tin can. This is definitely a must if you're looking to improve sound quality. I should've done it a long time ago! On a side note, insulating the sheetmetal keep it from vibrating so as a bonus, the car no longer makes rattling sounds when the sub is on.

Akaso Brave 4 (Updated) ReviewNote: WiFi apps tested using a Google LG Nexus 5x without a sim card, which is a spare phone I use to control my GoPro Hero4. I haven't tested it with my Galaxy S9, because I don't plan to use them together. You may have different results with a different phone, and there may be a better app than the recommended one. LD Cam, for instance, almost works better, but not quite.Note2: Manufacturer claims "Since 4K resolution is too big, APP does not support." Well, the GoPro app does. I think it's the software library used in many of the other apps that limit the size to 1080p. USB transfers work extremely well. It identifies as a USB drive on the PC and other devices.Pros:-Inexpensive compared to GoPro (less than a used Hero 4 Black)-4K/24fps is higher frame rate than GoPro Hero 4-Simple to use (other than the WiFi app)-Plenty of useful settings and features-Can be used with a PC as a webcam-Windows 10 recognizes it and loads a driver for it-Connects via USB-OTG to Galaxy S9 flawlessly for transferring files-Doesn't overheat like both my GoPro Hero 4 and Hero 7 Black.-Very lightweight.-Works great when set up as a dash cam.-Doesn't overheat and shut down like a GoPro.Cons:-Recommended WiFi apps don't support 4K (yet?)-Recommended WiFi apps require mobile data be turned off (even without a sim card)-Recommended WiFi apps don't stay connected with my Nexus 5x-WiFi apps reset camera settings to arbitrary values-WiFi has to be turned off and back on and app restarted if it disconnects-Battery cover could be easier to remove-Not a rugged camera (though not that heat sensitive)-Klemme 1, an open tripod mount, doesn't hold the camera firmly so wouldn't work as an action mount (used a heat gun to tighten it up and it's tolerable now.Other:Though this looks like a GoPro Hero 4, and is very similar in size and layout, it's only similar. They're different enough to prevent using a Hero 4 case. Not much. Just a little. But enough. That's unfortunate, because the Suptig case I have works with an external battery that allows me to record for several hours (5+) with the Hero 4. I was hoping this would work with that case, but it won't. That's what happens when I have unreasonable expectations.It abruptly adjusts to changing light conditions but lags slightly behind during rapidly changing conditions, particularly when using time-lapse, so that going from the darkness under a bridge to bright sunlight while driving often results in a total whiteout. I haven't notice the same effect with the GoPro Hero 4, and I suspect that it ramps a bit more slowly from darkness to light to avoid this effect.If the recommended WiFi app, or the alternative worked better, I'd give it one more star (gave it that one more star after using it as a dash cam). Even with all the cons relating to WiFi, I actually like the camera, and think it's worth the ~$80 I paid for it.

una scheda che mantenendo trasparenza fa il suo lavoro egregiamente , in dotazione nulla di particolare come software ecc ecc ma il suo lavoro lo fa benissimo, la campionatura fino 192000 hz e il fiore all'occhiello di questo hardware e non solo un voto 5 stelle aquisto intelligente

Perfect for gaming. Sound quality is fantastic. Audio can cut out randomly if using to listen to music or a podcast

In my particular case I converted a Chromebook which had reached it AUE so that I could use it with other OSes. In my case I employed Mr Chromebook's coreboot/UEFI (Full ROM) BIOS replacement firmware. Each one of the several modern OSes I tried (e.g. CloudReady, Ubuntu) lacked native driver support for the devices mentioned in the review headline. This adaptor provided an easy and robust workaround.

This camera was easy to set up. Our wifi is already pushed to the limit with WFH plus I’d read enough horror stories about baby monitors being hacked. This is the perfect choice for us because it doesn’t use wifi but still has so many great features! My husband says when I talk through to the camera in the nursery he doesn’t catch every word but that’s not a big deal to me. My baby doesn’t need to hear exactly what I’m saying to know I’m around and calm down. Picture and sound clear, range is decent. I can go anywhere on my property except the backyard (which is really far from the nursery) and still have a signal. The charge lasts a long time. I considered more expensive baby monitors but I don’t know what else I’d need! No regrets here.

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 This webcam works so much better than the built-in one on my computer. It handles low light situations well and the audio is clear. Now I can do work meetings on zoom and have clear crisp video and audio. It is so easy to install and set up and doesn't take up a lot of room. It is small yet powerful. It comes with the cable needed to connect it to my laptop. It took me a minute to figure out how to safely install it on my laptop but once I figured it out it is actually quite simple. It can also be placed on a flat surface like a shelf or table and work just as well. I like that there a couple of options for it. It is a sleek and affordable option with good results.