My initial thought was that the body of this was slightly larger than what was desired. After using for a week or so the light is really nice and warm it makes it easy to fall asleep to and I hate having to turn off a lamp after falling asleep. Arm if flexible and easy to maneuver, also seems to stay where I put it. The clip is large and an hold a good thickness of pages don’t mind the larger size if it, hoping maybe it have larger battery? But I haven’t done any comparisons. The only down side which has already been a minor annoyance and inconvenience is... the button pushes extremely easy, so the risk of it coming on a bag that jostles a lot is high and I’ve found mine on a few times. Luckily it’s in my adventure duffel so it’s not constantly with me. I like the light color and brightness so I’m happy with my purchase, but would probably make some sort of lock mode or on off switch maybe? Have a feeling I’ll find myself with a dead one one of these days.

This speaker is great! It works very well in the shower and still holds up after getting wet. The sound quality is great and very similar to our Bose speaker. My only complaint is that it’s a little hard to set up. It took me a little bit to figure out how to get it connected to my phone but once I did I haven’t had any problems. The radio tuner was a little complicated as well but just like with the Bluetooth once I figured out how to use it I haven’t had any problems. It was a great price too. I enjoyed my speaker so much that I bought one for my dad as well. So far he’s been enjoying it as much as I have. I’d also like to mention that the suction cup is very strong but the bag clip it came with broke almost immediately after I took it out. Overall it’s a great product that’s a little complicated to set up. I only payed about $17 and honestly it was worth it compared to an expensive $100+ speaker that sounds almost identical.

The hard part was deciding whether to get the 8 or 10 inch. These are very basic telescopes, but very usable. Of course I would like the biggest aperture, but I need to transport the thing in the trunk of a Toyota Corolla. The 8 inch fits like a glove so the 10 would have been a disaster, unless you drive a bigger vehicle. Also, the weight is substantial if you have to carry it any distance. I got the padded bag which really helps so you can carry the base with the other hand and balance the load some. I'm a big guy and I wouldn't want to carry this too far. Having said all that, I love the scope. The set up takes a couple of seconds after you have put it together the first time. Just drop it in the base and pull the springs down. That's it. It's a challenge to find objects in the sky when you are a beginner, so don't worry about magnification at this point. Just make sure you align the spotting scope before you go out the first night and have fun.

I could write a detailed review as to why this is a brutally entertaining movie but I guess plenty of other so-called "reviewers" have already done that. However, I will write this little piece to counter many of the negative reviews that miss the whole point of this gem. This movie, done in a quasi-noir style, can be either praised or despised for similar reasons. It definitely deserves to be praised. Lots of dark and unexpected humor not seen before; e.g. have you ever seen a doctor that every time a certain patient comes into his office he immediately pulls a gun from a drawer as a means of greeting her, though he really likes her? Acting is on point; Kate Beckinsale is outrageously funny while acting seriously. An anti-heroine that always ends up being the dispenser of justice perhaps for the wrong reasons. Editing is superb with no meaningless breaks, the filming is high-caliber. I look forward to a sequel, it is that enjoyable. Don't pay attention to the movie-critic wannabes. They just want to use this forum as a sounding board for their misguided aspirations. Just grab a bag of popcorn, sit back, and have fun.

I had tried several different wireless earbuds and couldn't find any that could maintain a connection; either the left or right would loose connectivity as I moved around. Finally, I did some research and learned that true wireless buds (under $50) haven't been perfected to keep from breaking up or losing connection because the technology just isn't there. This type, with a connection between the left and right side, allow the Bluetooth signal to stay connected because each side is constantly seeking a clear signal. These sound good, stay in my ears, and most importantly, do not lose connection. However, I was expecting a bendable cable as it appears in the first photo, but that isn't the case. The "flex" in these is that they can be balled up and placed in a pocket or bag for later use. The do not bend in such a way that they hold form. Perhaps I didn't look at enough photos or didn't completely understand the description. Regardless, I'm glad I picked these up. For a budget set of earbuds, you can't go wrong.

Pro's ;Low costBluetoothLong Battery lifeComfortableGood Sound, doesn't sound hollow like a tin-can, good bass with no obnoxious distortion.Con's ;Range is decent not great.Cheap Plastic so no faith in durability.Built-in mic is terrible.No container bag or case to store them in, but eh I've got one of those headset stands.Overall for a low cost bluetooth headset these are surprisingly good and the battery charging doesn't take long too fully charge, also of note is the battery life is real long. I've used these for three days in a row at about 9 hours per day and have yet to recharge . I've never heard of the brand but the sound quality is good. My main concern (and this only applies to my situation because of my motherboard) is that whenever I power on these headphones it goes into pairing mode. Thus forcing me to reboot my system in order to get these to pair correctly with my system. My previous bluetooth headphones didn't do this. However for a low cost replacement these will definitely do the job.

I was very often, every day, being told by the caller on the other side of my phone saying I needed to sit down and do nothing while I'm speaking with them on the phone because they could hear the bag of chips i open for my lunches. i tried at least 5 other different options (ipods--3 brands/types, plus two other earpieces spending hundreds of dollars and time). I was on the hunt to see which ones would allow my callers to not hear when I was eating my potato chips while I was talking to them on the phone. I finally found this product, ICOMTOFIT Bluetooth Headset, and I love it! It allows me to mute the noise on my end so the caller on the other end can't hear me chewing or swallowing while eating or using a hammer. The noise cancellation is by far better than anything I have tried. I love the button options on the earpiece (volume, answer call and especially mute button). The bonus is this product is 2 to 3 times cheaper than any of those other fancy earbuds, for me anyway.

My last adapter only had 4 different plugs and found that even when all of them were being used, anything that I was trying to upload or transfer over would take a lot longer and would have to do things one at a time. With this adapter, I don't have that issue anymore. Not to mention, there are so many more plugs. This adapter allows me to upload different files to different drives and even download them at the same time. Even with several things going all at the same time, nothing gets slowed down. This plugs in easily into my laptop and required me to not download anything extra, unlike my last adapter. Once it's plugged in, as soon as I plug anything into the adapter, my laptop reads it automatically and I'm able to transfer things over. Not to mention, because my laptop only has 1 USB plug, with this adapter, it has 5 and I'm even able to charge my phone or devices if I want to. Fits in my laptop bag without taking up any space either.