First, standard disclaimer - Didn't buy this from Amazon. Bought it local. Just want to share my thoughts. I'll get right to it. This webcam has decent video and sound quality for what it is and the price paid. I was particularly impressed with the low light performance. Of course it's somewhat grainy but that's to be expected. I have a $200 P&S camera that doesn't produce video that's acceptable at the same light levels as this one does. This cam has what I consider to be acceptable quality when I just have a single go watt lamp on. I didn't expect that.What I don't like.....1. I know something has to give at low prices but the software wasn't included in the box. Instead I had to download it. I don't care if a lot of people don't have CD drives anymore. It's still nice to not have to download software.2. This is a more serious flaw, if you ask me. The "stand" and/or mounting bracket really only works one way. If all you want to do is stick this thing on the top edge of your monitor it works just fine. If you want to hand hold it, that works OK too (though the shape is a little awkward). If you want to mount it on a tripod or something, you're pretty much out of luck. There is no tripod socket anywhere on this camera. Again, I know it's a low priced camera but honestly. How much could a tripod socket possibly cost them to manufacture? And it's not even like it's something you'd never expect anyone to need. IT'S A CAMERA. If you want to set this thing up somewhere and record a room sized area, you need something to mount it to. Which means you need a way to mount it. This floppy, hinge kind of thing that works fine for monitor mounting does nothing to help you out there. If you sit it down on the base of the "hinge" the base is heavy enough to not tip over but the top part of the camera is heavy enough that it wants to cause the hinge to work and the camera will not stay where you put it. Also, the head of the camera itself has another hinge type mechanism for aiming the camera. Which is nice....except the range of motion is very limited. You need to mount it on something that will hold it securely and has a proper tilting/aiming mechanism if you want to use it for anything other than a stock webcam. Conclusion - I guess they thought no one would buy this thing if they planned on doing anything more serious than chatting on Skype or something with it. And I guess it's a fair assumption. But it's kind of a shame because although the price is relatively low, the quality is pretty good. And even the software is nice and works very well on my Windows 7 machine. They could have spent a few cents on different ways to mount it. I paid 30 dollars for this at a local store. I don't think would have bankrupted them to include a stand or something. A tripod socket at least. Anyway, I hope they'll take this as constructive criticism. I buy Logitech products and I like them. They usually design even the most inexpensive Logitech products in a thoughtful way. I think this one could have been better.

So far, this kickstand has been the best I've had. Others I've used usually wear out and lose their stiffness. I haven't had this one long enough to know when or if this one will lose its stiffness. In anticipation of that I ordered extras because I love the functionality of it. It has a nice sturdy wide base and a very low profile, which also allows the phone to lay pretty flat when not using the kickstand.

I thought I would throw my two cents in. I wouldn't consider myself tech savvy and even having read some of the neg. reviews I thought i would give this a shot. So I didn't find this as difficult as I thought from reading the reviews. I was actually purchasing this to use with my Amazon Echo to control my TV using IFTTT. I will admit there were a couple of frustrating moments but mainly on the IFTTT side not the actually Hub setup (even then it was my missing a simple command phrase). My devices were found quickly even though I had to try a couple times for my soundbar,my other devices were picked up quickly including bluray player, directv receiver and samsung smart tv. I now use my Echo to control my TV, which on command turns on/off my tv, directv receiver and soundbar at the same time, also my bluray player if i use that particular startup command. My setup time was 40mins. I know there are my features to explore but so far I have had no issues. Since i bought this exclusively to use with the Echo, it works well though I did reconsider because I paid $100 to simply tell the TV to turn on and off. I have a harmony remote which could do the same with a button press, but because I love my Echo i wanted to see about getting further use from it. For my purposes and through my experience I really do like this Hub and have few issues. On a side note, I did decide to use my smartphone to control my devices through the Hub and it worked great. Always good to have another option.

I listen to a variety of R&B, funk, old school rap, contemporary jazz, classic and alternative rock, and metal. I was looking for a ruggedized speaker with enough power to use in a garage or backyard. I'm not an audiophile, but I like my music to sound clean enough to distinguish vocals and the main instruments.I've never heard of W-King, but bought the D8 speaker based on the numerous positive reviews and a promo coupon. There are lots of YouTube videos comparing sub-$100 speakers and this speaker always comes out on top for its raw power, strong base, and good mids and highs, even at high volume.At its price point (I paid about $60), I can see why it appeals to a lot of people. It's well-made, portable, rugged, pairs easily, has a strong feature set and is simple to use. Sound-wise, it just wasn't what I was looking for.I think the W-King D8 is more typical of its price class than a stand-out - punchy/booming bass at low volumes and compression/distortion at high volumes. The bass was good with the EQ off, but the mids and highs were weak and muddy. With the EQ on, the bass sounded about the same but the mids and highs were more pronounced. The EQ mode sounded distinctly better. Both modes became distorted at high volumes. As far as the 50W power output, a lot of it must be going towards the bass. Although the bass wasn't as strong, my 32-watt portable (but not ruggedized) speaker matched the W-King's volume with much less distortion. Both speakers are at a similar price point.

While I must say, this headset is great! Sound quality is good, works great on PC and I have tried it on Xbox, which still sounds good.Feels comfy as I wear it, and the ear cushions are so soft there's no pressure on my ear. Now, if I wear it a decent amount, it'll hurt my ears after a while (probably because of the size of my ears lol)Now, the DAC... I've tried this out on multiple USB ports on my PC, and honestly? It sounds worse plugged into the DAC than it does the GoXLR through the mobile (3.5mm) adapter. I've tried DTS:X, Hi-Rez, making a custom EQ (which does sound neat, but not as good as normally plugged in), etc. Nothing sounds good...I was going to try to use the optical cord and give the PS4 a try, but I have a slim so... need an adapter and honestly I don't want the hassle just for one device I barely even play on as it is.So I'm going to have to say, for the price I paid for both ($200 for both, when the headset alone was $179), I'd say it's still worth my money, just disappointed seeing as so many people were praising this DAC saying it was so good. The only good thing about it for me is it makes things loud lol.So, I'd say temper your expectations people. It's pretty sad the $50 IEMs I bought can sound better than these with the DAC (might even without, but I haven't given it extensive testing.) Overall, I'm still happy with them for gaming, and they can be good with music, but something just doesn't add up lol

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 Super nice video quality and image stabilization, especially at 4K 60FPS (though of course recording at that high of a resolution eat more power than recording at lower resolution). I've attached a video of me getting absolutely smoked by a little Civic (let's be fair, he weighs about 1200 lbs less than I do) just to give an idea of the quality.Sound recording is, as one would expect, not the greatest - but then again, I've paid more for action cams that record sound far worse than this one. This one does just fine as long as the music/other noise isn't *too* loud.Good low-light recording, an absolute *ton* of features and settings, and the touchscreen display is incredibly convenient for changing recording modes easily when I'm switching between my dash mount, door mount, or exterior mounts. The wireless BT "wrist" remote is super convenient as well; I'll mention that the battery life on the BT remote leaves a lot to be desired, but an extra battery is included!Also worth mentioning that this cam includes 2 rechargeable batteries plus a dual-battery charging station, so you can charge both batteries at once and then head out for adventure with fresh batteries to be swapped; the charging station is USB 5v-powered, so you could actually take it with you as well and plug it into your vehicle USB provision or 12V socket to USB adapter.Overall -especially for the price- this is a fantastic buy!

I'm very pleased with this product with the cost that I paid for I was a little leery on it let's say because usually they don't last that long for me they don't I mean maybe two weeks Max that's why I always have to go higher in cost-wise but this is I can't I can't even describe it so good yes it's $50, 000 times you can use it well it's going to be a lifetime for me it does work very good both lamps on one or both or just for reading it's very good and it's bright for me it's bright I am losing my sight a little bit and if it does work for me it should work for people who have great eyes it came to promptly intact with no issues I have no complaints with this company and I'm very pleased I will be ordering again for family or even myself for another room this is how good this is it's in my living room and it lights my whole living room of just on the big lamp I don't need both going it is very good I'm very happy with this I give a five star on everything very easy to put together and I'm a baker I don't put things together because let's put this way I don't know from a wrench from an allen wrench so come on I have other people do that kind of technical stuff but like I said this was very easy to put together PS I apologize if there's any misspelled words or whatever what can I say the keyboard even with a magnifying glass is a little difficult typing and holding a magnifying glass so I apologize read between the lines

It works great! I love that it rotates and isn’t super thick!