Feels great, works amazing, the DPI +/- buttons are not remapable, they can be turned off or assigned to a key press. I didn't like the scroll wheel. It's tactile turn just wasn't good feeling? Hard to explain, but overall a good mouse. I just prefer my M65

I'm trying this phone holder right now. I will give a better review after a few days. Don't ever put it in your dashboard, look at the hole on my Lexus dashboard. This was for another phone I purchase back in 2021 and it broke, I tried to remove it and this is what happened. The new one is on my windshield, for some reason I couldn't clip it to AC window. So far is holding on, I have to tighten the arm, before it kept falling down.

I broke my first one because I was being a bit too careless when shooting but I bought the same product again- it's affordable and durable if you're not too wild with it!

This speaker is pretty loud for its size, battery lasts a pretty long time. The only thing that was a con was that it didn’t suction in our shower which is ok because the hook it comes with, we just hooked it to our shower rod. So no big deal. Another thing, it’s kind of confusing at first since the volume button and next song button are the same. We figured out that if you want to switch songs then hold it down for 3 seconds to change Songs. But sometimes it can be difficult. Overall I love this speaker, we’ve taken it to the beach for bonfires and use it everywhere. Shower is the best time, you can have your own concert in there!

This speaker has been great for boosting the sound with music, podcasts, and courses I listen to. I use it in my car, in my home, and sometimes, outside. I can hear better while washing dishes or doing other chores when I don't want to use earbuds, or when I want to share what I'm listening to with others in my household.In a pinch, it works when a call comes in, but it's not my preferred option for calls.

This product is good for playing music and podcast etc. But the sound isn’t as clear when your actually on a phone call. And I can’t get mine to stick to the sides of the shower it falls every time. Other than that it’s pretty handy.

I guess you can call this a midrange webcam. I tried other web cams in the $40-$50 that claimed to be 1080p, but they had terrible lenses, terrible sensors, terrible picture quality. Don't mess with the other midrange crap. If you really don't want to spend this much just get a low end, at least then you know what you are getting. This cam looks good in average lighting, is clear and focused. the colors look good. It is built well too. It's just a good product.P.S. As far as mic quality, It has an amazing mic! I still use my own dedicated professional mic, but if the mic is definitely going to do the job for most people.

Pros: Great sound for the size. Not excellent but great. Uses a power brick instead of a wall-wart, which means that the plug is just a plug and not a power supply module, which makes it easy to plug in among your crowd of devices. Aux jack might come in handy from time to time. The dual-RCA-to-mini plug that came with this is going in my junk drawer but could be a major boon to some.Cons: Bass reflex port is on top, so things might fall in (not a problem for me though). Sound is a little bass shy. Having said that, the sound is honest, in that no trickery was used to trick you into thinking it goes lower than it really does. Some users should carefully check the dimensions when considering these as they are taller than they look and with the raked design they might take up more desktop space than you expect.Used With: Old Intel Core-based Mac Mini.Compared to what was in use previously: There were some "Dell" speakers there before, and they sounded great (probably acquired in 1997). But one day we came home and they were motorboating LOUDLY, which they had never done before, and the only way to relieve the problem was to turn off the power. Since my handiness with electrical circuits is limited, the Dell's were sent out as E-waste. Then we got some store-brand speakers from a well-known emporium for about $20. They sounded very confined and boxy. Mrs Cardiffman expressed that she wished she had not insisted on the cheapest thing we could find. So I chose this product based on aggregated reviews on Engadget. I think the old Dell speakers might have sounded a little better, but these are a very worthy replacement. I also have a Klipsch gaming-oriented 2.1 system which definitely goes lower and at the same time takes up less desk space because the desktop units don't have to have the volume.