This is a great way to monitor your baby and I love that you don’t have to strap anything to their feet like some do. You just lay your baby down on it and that’s it. This is genius and it looks to be made of great quality too. The mat is easy to clean and I love that the app is easy to use. This will give you peace of mind and not have to worry while you and your baby are sleeping. It will let you know on the app if anything is wrong. It tracks their heart and breathing rate. This is absolutely great to have and it makes me sleep a lot better knowing I have something that will alert me if anything were to go wrong. I really like this and I would highly recommend!!

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 This appears to be a solidly made speaker with chunky rubberised buttons.It certainly is heavy for a portable speaker but has a large handle and carrying strap.Out of the box it literally took me seconds to connect via blue tooth and my iPhone.Instantly recognised I started playing podcasts on prime music and am very pleased with the speech quality and clarity.It is also a pretty good music player for a relatively inexpensive price.Loud and powerfulThere are outputs at the rear behind a weatherproof rubber flap and with such a large internal battery should give hours of battery life between charges.The lighting is a novelty that soon wore off on me but I’m sure will attract people into purchasing?

I like it a lot, it does a lot. I like the sleep tracking synced to my phone. My wife has one too and cannot live without because she must do her 10,000 steps every day. I just had back surgery, so I'm not fanatical about 10,000 steps a day. I find that it reads differently on calories burned with my Life Fitness treadmill ($3000 machine) by a significant margin. The treadmill says I do about 300 calories for 55 minutes at 4.0 mph and some incline, while the Fitbit might have me at 140. One or the other is way off, I think its the Fitbit. The strap is comfortable and has lots of holes to get just the right fit and snugness.

After reading and watching many reviews I took the plunge and sure enough this little speaker is really awesome with the sound quality it outputs. There's good base but not overwhelming. The volume goes up loud without much distortion until say 90-95%, which is fantastic. It's small enough that it's portable and I would highly recommend this rather than smaller speakers due to the sound quality and volume.I use this on my bike rides and it's really nice. The strap works well and keeps it in place tight. I love it so much I ordered the orange during prime day. Waiting for the Blue color to go on sale to have all 3 :DHighly recommend when the units go on sale.

I bought this to use with a 4TB Western Digital My Passport (WDBYFT0040BBK-WESN). The hard drive fits very nicely in this case, including the USB 3.0 cable that came with the drive.The case also came with a short lanyard that clips on for a hand strap, and a small aluminum carabiner. There is a folded leather tab on the case, presumably for attaching the carabiner if desired. The single rivet that holds the tab onto the case was so weak, however, that the tab came off in my hands with just the slightest amount of pull. Fortunately I wasn't intending to use the carabiner to attach the case to anything, but it did leave a small hole through the case where the rivet had gone through. For this reason I'm only rating the case 4 stars.

Bought this for the wife to take on a trip, but ended up keeping it for myself. With the head strap and selfie stick, I have taken it travelling, biking, and paintballing.Pros - Great Images both photo and video - Stabilization works really well, the video was very smooth while running in paintball - Lots of nice features and options for video and time lapseCons - Touchscreen is temperamental (Like everyone has said) - It sucks the battery like crazy. On full charge, I only get about 2 or so hours of time lapse photography - HUGE file sizes I've tried dialing it down on the HD, but they are still very large, especially for video.Overall, I am very happy with the product though.

I am very familiar with optics as a jr. astronomer. The optics used here are second to none. Very crisp view and it feels to be made very well. I use mine as a mini spotting scope at the local shooting range. I wear glasses and I think that this will be perfect. The weight and grip are both perfect. I’m planning to use the neck strap although it can be attached to the belt (which may prove to the most logical option). The price was fair, the shipping was spot on and packaging was solid. I haven’t used it at night but it should work fine as an object spotter. If not, I’ll likely keep it in my vehicle. Good buy, no reason NOT to try it.

This capture clip is just perfect. From the get go it is quality. I was a little nervous on my first outing, but those fears were largely squashed. I ended up buying a peak design strap as well, because I just don't trust myself to not lose grip on the edge of a cliff or waterway.I will say this, though, it comes with two sets of screws. One are shorter, flush, hand tighten screws and the other are longer hex screws. During my first outing, after an hour, I found that the hand tightened screws had begun to spin out. I had really attempted to crank the heck out of these screws, but they still came loose. Apparently, this is a common issue for other users I've come across online.So, of course, I tried using the hex screws. Here I could really be sure these were cranked down tight. Now, mind you, I intend to use this on my hip attached to my belt, while I notice many users attach it to backpacks. I'm not much of a backpack type, but I did see one guy on YouTube have the same problem with backpacks. Basically, while the hex screws were much more secure and even though they only stuck out a couple centimeters beyond the clip (they're meant for thick straps, which my belt is not thick) it causes them to painfully jab into you.It's not something you'd notice right away, but after just a few minutes with the weight of the camera hanging down, it's awful. I almost didn't even recognize at first where the pain was coming from. It was almost too mild, but as time stretched on, it was brutal. The same thing can happen with backpack straps with the long screws apparently.This situation seriously stinks, because I don't feel comfortable with hand tightened screws. Some users have suggested just checking and retightening every now and again, but how does that leave you with peace of mind, it turns every one into an obsessive. To make it worse, you'd figure Peak Design would offer shorter hex screws on their site, but they don't.What has been my solution? Right now, until I figure out if I can buy some screws somewhere to fit, I put one hex screw on the end of the clip nearer my waist and the hand tightened screw on the end nearer my hip. It works well, doesn't come undone for me and alleviates the pain of the long hex screw driving into your hip.Now, another thing to point out. After use, I understand why the backpack strap is so popular. Having a 3 or more pound camera on your belt requires your belt to be tight. I had to tighten it up one belt loop further than I'm normally comfortable with. However, for me, it wasn't uncomfortable, but I can totally imagine it being uncomfortable for others. Your best bet might be purchasing Peak Designs Pro Pad, which hangs from your belt allowing you to attach the clip to the pad.In many ways, you're really in for getting into an ecosystem. Just like with Nikon or Canon or anything shooters, you start buying the lenses for your specific camera and you're now committed. You buy the capture clip, now you wanna buy the pro pad or the additional tripod shoe so you don't need to change shoes, you might want get a bag or the rain cover.Now, I know these sound like detractors, but if you're willing to be committed to it, it's amazing. I wish I had this years ago. Heck, I wish I'd bought it last year when I traveled to Norway, instead I went with a sling. It's just so nice to get it off your shoulders or off your neck and not require straps and as advertised, it's a great way to swap lenses. I felt it important to point out some of the struggles, it's helpful to be an informed buyer, but do give it a try!