I like all , perfect for vacations or any activity in and out of the water

While I love Redford enough to bear his children, I found myself mesmerized by Ms. Dunaway's performance. The tight pace made this movie one that I watched from the edge of my seat. I kept finding myself leaning in toward the tube. Wow!

First of all, I want you all to know how much I like this thing. It works exactly as advertised and it's probably the best noise machine I've ever owned. The range of sounds are exquisite, I couldn't have asked for more. (Although the meditation one was like, wtf? Maybe binaurals would be fit better) Eh-hem. But anyway, like the title says, just two minor little things that probably aren't really a problem for most others, but I am especially bad sleeper.1. The volume compensation quirk is a nifty addition. However, I've noticed that it goes off occasionally during the night at nothing. Maybe it's so sensitive that it hears things I don't, or maybe it's picking up ghost noises, but it's woken me up at random a few times. This has been unpleasant, to say the least, but I sleep with earplugs in as well now for a buffer.2. Now that I sleep with the earplugs, I have turned up the volume all the way and it's still just barely loud enough. It doesn't go any higher and plug-in speakers don't work. So now, the dilemma. Do I leave the earplugs out so I could hear it and risk the thing waking me, or do I just use the earplugs and listen real hard, hoping the effort in unto itself will put me to sleep?So far the latter option has been working alright.Really though, don't let this deter you, it really is a wonderful machine. Though like anything made by man, it's as imperfect as we are. ^ _ ^

I bought this one and it didn't hold up my phone because of the case weight. Customer service helped me find the clamping mount I needed and now I'm happy!

I use mine with the Open Source Home Assistant Project via z-wave. Love the features, and responsiveness. Only 6 weeks running still 85% battery and they get used a ton as we are still moving.Fingerprint recognition is a little iffy at time when it is cold, or my chosen fingers are dirty, but try a few times and it gets it. Important.. teach the fingers AFTER it is fulling installed in the door. I set mine up on a mock door chunk first and your finger position is too perfect that way.. you need it on your door so your figure twists the same way each time.

Great camera. I'm using it to video my fishing trips. The remote is very handy for quick recording and picture taking, wear it like wrist band. Camera beeps to let you know its recording. Handy as I have it on head mount.Love how it comes with two batteries. The case it came with is good quality and secures everything safely, not to bulky. Great deal for the price, can't go wrong for everything you get.Image quality is great, timelapse feature also which is awesome. I would recommend for anyone filming recreation stuff.

These are pretty decent headphones. I'm no audiophile, but I do game in them and the sound is good enough for me. It's nice that they have both 2.4Ghz and Bluetooth connections, and that you can have both hooked up at the same time, so you could game or listen to videos, while still be connected to your phone for calls or other voice apps. The major downside is that the dongle for the 2.4Ghz has a long (3ft) cord to the USB plug, so if you want to keep your headset playing, you have to keep that dangling dongle plugged in, which is a little annoying for a laptop. That's probably a design limitation, because the dongle is about the size of a double-stuff Oreo, so just plugging it into the side of your computer might have been too cumbersome. So putting a cord on it was probably the right call, but they don't show in the pictures, so I thought it was worth mentioning. There's also this other feature where the headset accepts different channels for "chat" and "game" and there's a blending wheel on the left earpad where you can decide the ratio of what you want to hear more. That's a nice feature, but the tradeoff is that in Windows there's now two different sound outputs to choose from. In fact, when I plugged them in, I got three or four new output options in the Windows Volume Mixer. And Its not clear what the differences are. So there's a bit of confusion, but it wasn't hard to make it work. The ski goggles headband design is really clever and very comfortable. I've only had them for a month or two, and the elastic is starting to sag just a touch. That said, because of the design, it should be super easy to replace with just about any fabric choice you want, so long as you can operate a hot glue gun and some Velcro.

We installed two of these in two separate apartments, set, and programmed for the Internet in 30 minutes. Worked fine with"two wire" (M1 and C terminals) on two old single stage garage heaters!