WD is currently my brand of choice for external HDDs, after having several Seagates and Samsungs failing on me. This 5TB Elements is my fourth WD drive the past 4 years (a 750GB, a 1TB and a 4tb which I bought in 2019). ALL of them still work reliably - I just needed more storage! The 4TB and this 5TB are thicker and slightly heavier than the 1Tb model, but apart from these the size is the same. They are all extremely portable and run on USB power only - which is a must for me. I much prefer the Elements series instead of the My Passport: the Elements seems sturdier and comes clean out of the box (no software, which I prefer), while my wife's My Passport feels a little cheap with the plastic casing, but they perform roughly the same. I bought my 5TB for 144 CAD (Nov 2020), and my 4TB for 139 CAD (Mar 2019), so expect them to go cheaper as they increase their capacity over time. IN the photos, I've attached a real-world speed test report with my 4TB (3726 GiB, 96% full, which hinders speed a bit) and my 5TB models (4657 GiB, 77% full), so you know what you can expect. All in all, efficient, reliable and portable drives. The only other that comes close, in my experience, is the Toshiba.

Sound quality is awesome for this little package speaker, very easy to connect via bluetooth to your cell phone. Battery life has not been a disappointment as of yet. Summer is coming so this Vanzon X5 Pro Portable Wireless Speaker will be put to the test!

I can see inside my children's ears. Now I can check before I make expensive appointments at the Pediatrician.

I love the adjustable bass, I can take it in my older truck( has a basic stereo, no bluetooth) I can listen to the music

I like how I can maximize my space on my phone, easy to use

I only just received this recorder, but since I don't have my SD card yet, I'll just review the recorder and its accessories for now.The box and the case in which the camera came were sturdy and of good quality, and so was the packing foam inside, so I'm pretty confident it won't have any defects due to shipping co having been a little rough.The cam itself and the watertight plastic housing seem of good quality, though I won't throw it on the wall just for kicks. All the other accessories, once assembled fit snugly and I'm confident they'll hold the cam just fine on the job.All in all it seems as though it'll work fine once it can actually have an sd card to record to, but for now I'd say I don't regret my 60$ for an instant.I'll try and remember to update this review once I've had the chance to test it out.Cheers !

Having been on the hunt for wireless headphones for some time, the chance to test before I bought (my friend had a set) was a big bonus in my decision to buy these.I was originally dead set on buying some B&O H4 2nd gen wireless headphones, having previously owned the limited edition H6 (Pepsi branded) headphones and a pair of wireless E8 1st gen earphones. I was familiar with their quality, and was almost certain to purchase the H4's. It just so happened, my work supervisor owned a pair of these Bose headphones, so a 24hr loan was arranged, and testing carried out.What can I say, the sound quality seemed so much better than the B&O equivalent, and although I couldn't compare it's battery life to my wired H6, I was blown away. I can now however comment on its battery life, claimed battery life seems pretty accurate, though I've never taken them close to the limit in terms of remaining time left (the headphones tell you how long you have left)The only reason I'm giving these headphone a 4 out of 5 (personally it would be 4.8 out of 5) is due to its temperamental connection it has when connected to my laptop, sometimes it's good, other times it's really jittery, but this is just a slight niggle, otherwise, it's a damn fine product, and I'm now a converted user (B&O>Bose)

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 I got this for cycling as a replacement for another camera (Drift Ghost XL). Compared to that it has MUCH better image quality, and the stabilization is outstanding. I just took it out for a ride today, and unless I was hitting a major pothole it was smooth as butter. Even at 5x-10x speed it was still plenty smooth. The only downside is the battery life. Seem to be getting pretty much exactly 1h out of it, though maybe with some tweaking of the settings you could squeeze out a few more minutes.I've added a short video which is pretty much as much of a stress test for this camera as I can easily do. Steep descent, I was going 20-30mph or so (it doesn't look very fast on the video but at the bottom of the hill my brakes were smoking), plenty of potholes, and because of the mix of sun and foliage a lot of it requires a high bitrate.