Was very easy to assemble on my mirror. They’re very bright as well, I would buy them again.

The Firecuda is a good hard drive all around. I have a Dell XPS 89830, and I had to replace the original HD because the factory install put a large angle head SATA cable on the HD. I clean the dust out of my PCs twice a year. Opening the PC eventually weakened the SATA cable and it broke. The power supply swing out mechanizm has a bar that was hitting the SATA angle head cable connector a bit too much. I put a stratight SATA cable on the SATA port on the original HD. I tested the port by wiggling the cable and the HD port broke off. I glued gunned the thing together to get buy until the Firecuda arived. The original HD is a standard Seagate HD. The Dell XPS 8930 is a bit slow without the Optane module enabled OEM Seagate Hd. With the Seagate Firecuda, it boots fairly fast without Optane enabled. There is a big difference. With Optand enabled, Firecuda, it is faster yet.There is one thing about the Firecuda that people must know about. The drive is noisy when it reads and writes. The noise doesn't bother me because I'm used to the old Hitachi HDs that sound like jet aircarft spinning up when HD starts on cold boot, and the read, write noise was loud with the Hitachi HD's back in the day.You can get used to the noise. The only time it might bother is when recording audio or something. You could use a cartoid unidirctional mic if needed. I myself think the noise is normal, and would rather have a noisy reading, writting durable drive that a flimsy quiet one.When there is not activity, the drive is silent. There is nothing wrong with the Seagate Firecuda hard drive when it makes the noise when reaing, writing. Anyone with any experience knows what HD read, write noise sounds like. All HDs I've had make some writing noise to some degree. Some are very quiet, but still audible.I would recomend the Seagate Firecude 4tb hard drive. I tested it and it passed tests with no issues. It is fast and good for gaming in my opinion. That is my opinion for the games I play.

This lock has much better action than our previous Homekit Lock. Also, note the Key is Kwikset so we were able to key alike all our locks using the Yale Key as the master. It works with Homekit and I can now also ask Alexa if my door is locked/unlocked and she can tell. Setting up the wifi part was a bit confusing, there is a step where you take out batteries, then insert the module. Then you have to go front panel, enter setup mode via your master PIN, then hit #7 to activate the module. AFTER you do that then y ou can set up the wifi brick that plugs into the wall. These instructions were not 100% clear but figured out after a few minutes. Even though HomeKit can see the lock you have to invite each Person to the APP not PIN access so they can enable the home kit in the August app. The lock is very nice hardware seems very sturdy much better than our previous one. I would recommend this lock keep in mind we are only on day 2 give it some time maybe I'll come back and update. so far we love this lock.Just wanted to add to my review after using the lock for few weeks. So far this is the Best Door Lock I have ever used. Very quiet works smooth no jamming even has a sensor to tell when it's not closed. It opens when I walk up to it. WE Like this lock also works with Siri, Alexa, and Hey Google.

Overall great product for the money. Very easy-to-use install and very bright to light up my trees.

I have not used them yet but will very soon for my upcoming wedding. They seem to be very good quality.

Very pleased with our JBL flip. This is my second one and I am very pleased with the product value.

I purchased this lock to use at the back door.It’s very easy to install, the app works very good with my phone but not so good with my Apple Watch or Alexa.My kids installed the app in their phones and they love it.

I love this light it’s very bright white light and perfect for me doing my lashes for my girls. I don’t even really need my ring light as much. Very good buy!