This ROXANT High Definition Mini Monocular Pocket Scope is just exactly what I needed for my EDC bag. It does not take up any space. I have had others that are good but are a lot bigger. When I use the ROXANT there is a minimal difference (7x18) in the distance I am able to see compared to the large monoculars (7x25) I had but the trade off in the minimal distance change using the ROXANT is not worth the difference for the convenience, size and performance. I always carry the ROXANT and I am also happy with its light gathering capability for such a small device. It is very easy to use and can easily target the subjects I want to see. I would not call it a spotting scope although I guess you can use any monocular as a spotting scope. This is a true monocular for viewing anything you want to observe while remaining on the subject. The construction feels durable and the unit is rubberized and very light. The focusing system gets me where I need to be immediately. Bottom line, for the price this is just what I was looking for!

I've been very happy with this. We just bought the second add on camera for our second child. Picture quality is alright and the sound goes up pretty high. I like the night vision mode it's very clear. Overall it serves its purpose

This is the first time I ordered a flash online. I received it last Tuesday, meaning I've had it for five days now. I was pretty skeptical at first because it was so cheap, used to Canon products that start at 100$ CAD, but when I received it I was pretty impressed. It's very bulky, a lot more than I thought it would be, meaning that it doesn't fit in my smaller camera bag I carry everywhere with me. But it will fit no problem in my bigger one, so it's fine.It has manual controls, which I really like because my Canon 320EX doesn't, and it also has a test button, which my Canon 320EX also doesn't have. I tested it during a small photoshoot for a friend's project, along with flash triggers I also ordered on Amazon, and everything worked perfectly. The only times the flashes wouldn't, well, flash, was when we forgot to turn a switch on. No misfire, and the flash is a lot more powerful than I thought it would be. In my tiny apartment with white walls, it bounced perfectly and produced a beautiful light. I also tested it in a quick self-portrait shooting, and it worked well there too, both as a slave and on camera (I work with a T3i, or 600D in Europe).Professionals would probably think this flash is very cheap and, as such, they wouldn't like it, but I personally really enjoy working with it and learning to control the light with more precision, thanks to the manual controls.Edit after 7 months: I'm still very happy with this flash. It keeps working perfectly and it doesn't misfire. Now that I'm in photo school, however, I do start considering a bigger, more complicated flash, but I will still definitely keep this one! It taught me the basics of manual flash - despite the fact that it didn't have any indication of which LED meant which fraction of the output level - and it is a lot simpler to use than more 'pro' flashes (I've used one of the pro Canon flashes today and I've had a hard time making it work like I wanted it to). Definitely recommended if you're still a beginner and just want something to be able to do some off-cam flash at times (maybe as a complement to another flash you've already got).

Works pretty well for a camera that’s very cheap compared to other brands. You can move it around and it has great night vision! I just put it up so I don’t know how durable it is but I’m impressed by it so far.

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 They aren't professional but they are very nice for the amateur...If you do police work or in the military these will not be for you but if you are just an amateur who wants to see a lot more at night you will be very impressed with these gogglers/binocuklars.I wish they used standard (AAA or AA) batteries. It comes with a Micro SD Card rated at 32 GB. The card is actually approx. 31.5-31.6 GB. They are small enough to put into a backpack, sling bag or for the ladies out there they could easily fit into most purses. You will have to purchase a battery on you own as one does not come with the unit. It is a nice little unit. The photo and video resolution are not anywhere near as high as most middle to high end digital equipment today but the average non-pro photographer should be satisfied, and there is no image stabilization so if your hands shake and you don't use a tripod or bipod your videos will be shakey. But considering the price point and what you get with today's prices and technology this is overall really neat-o little unit to have at your side.Good day & God Bless...Randall M. RueffK9RMR

I bought this speaker on Prime Day because it had a huge discount - it's a fantastic little speaker. The size is very small, I fits in the palm of my hand, but for it's size I cannot get over the sound quality. It's much louder than an Echo Dot, but is smaller than that and offers much more bass. It is extremely portable and you don't have to worry if it gets dust, sand, or water on it - you can basically shake it off.I bought a carabiner for the little loop on the speaker so I can hang it from a bag, backpack, or even beach umbrella. Because of the great price, I bought my GF one for an upcoming Europe trip and one for my sister who likes to going tubing on the Shenandoah.The one thing I have not fully tested is the battery life - however considering the size of the speaker, anything over a couple hours I would be impressed and satisified with. I tend to carry a power bank in my backpack if I'm out all day (like at the beach or traveling), so that would be an easy way to keep it charged longer.

At times I feel like describing the SB-900 as the much maligned SB-900, as it's been dealt a load of grief over the overheating matter and received a prompt replacement (SB-910). When I found a great deal on one of these, I allowed myself to presume Nikon knows how to make a great flash (I've greatly enjoyed my SB-600 and SB-800). I'm glad I did.The SB-900 comes in a huge kit, with loads of accessories packed in a huge case. I'd rather not lug such a huge case, but then again this flash lives on my D90 whenever it's not in a camera bag. When it comes down to it, I see lighting > lenses > camera in consistently crafting great images. A good photographer can work with whatever is available, but controlling the light makes all else easier. Sadly marketing and consumer buying habits place the emphasis in reverse order, and the skill of the photographer is discounted. That being said, I'm not saying everyone needs a top line pro flash.That is what this is, a world class, top of the line, professional ... flash. It's overkill for many, and there are ways of getting just as much light output for far less. As a Nikon owner, the seamless integration and wealth of features starts to make the buying decision easier, despite these other options.Huge power: this beast will light up a room, a big room, or shine a light very far. It's crazy powerful, and as bouncing light off of the ceiling is often preferred, having this added power helps in that lengthy journey.FP-Sync: most cameras can only sync flashes at 1/200 or at best 1/250 (the old D70/D50/D40 sensor was a cool exception), this allows for synching at any shutter speed. A huge plus in brightly lit scenes (for fill) or when movement needs to be frozen.51pt AF illumination: this only pertains to owners of bodies that have this type of AF array, but lighting (via IR) these points greatly enhances low light focusing (a common scenario for flash users).Huge zoom head with auto zooming to 200mm and Dx recognition. I don't see much value, but strobists (flash geeks), have loads of options to control lighting.Easy to use gels to blend the flashes light with an existing light (tungsten or florescent) to avoid scenes with mixed white balance (it's bad when it happens, but it's not that common).The first two points help everyone (provided your body allows for FP sync), while the latter three are more of a niche benefit.I definitely recommend a flash, but most will prefer the SB-700. I appreciate its power, and I never experienced any issues or overheating.

This is the fourth pair I have bought. for the price, these are excellent. the cord is longer, stronger... I fall asleep listening to audiobooks, and wireless earbuds fall out and get lost... so these withstand my restless movement during sleep, pulling and tugging as my phone lies between my bed pillows when I listen to it.the reason for the multiple purchases, first time I bought two I think, they were on a deal... and was so pleased... I accidentally broke one earbud so went to the second pair. My husband then lost his Good, more Expensive earphones... and needed some to take on a trip. I gave him mine, and promptly ordered another two. If you want good sound, reasonable noise cancellation... good price... these are for you... I never use all of the spare soft covers but they are there if you do need them... and there is a nifty little pouch to keep them in. Mine just lay on my bedside table so I don't need it, but its great if you need to store them somewhere safely in a bag or pocket or something.