I'm an audiophile but not a snob. My AKG ear buds that came with my S10+ were great. passive noise cancellation, nice bass, and good sound. I use them for video game immersion, listening to music on my laptop and video editing where sound is important.They finally died and lost sound in one ear. Need a new pair and looked at the AKG OEM on Amazon but the reviews were dubious. I cam across these with tens of thousands of review, and since they were less than 20 dollars figured I couldnt go wrong.THe packaaging was nice providing additional bud covers and a quality bag I use to hold my earbuds when not in use. Unexpected given the price, but appreciated addition.A friend had gifted me an extra set of actual AKG he had so I was able to compare both side by side listening. In terms of sound I was actually impressed. The noise cancellation was much better where I couldnt hear the TV at moderate volume sitting very close. The sound was clear and full. And the bass reverberates exactly the way I like it, enveloping around the clear sound instead of muffling it.Plugged in the AKGs and off the bat the volume itself was lower, noise cancellation not as quiet, and immediately heard the difference in bass. Its very noticeable how much better the bass is with these buds.There are some minor issues I could say but that would honestly be nitpicking considering the price.If you are looking for an economical ear buds that have good sound and great bass for the price you cannot go wrong with these. I cannot speak for durability as I've only been using them for about 8 hours, but honestly at this price if they die in three months they paid for themselves and I'd just buy another pair.

For the money cannot beat.better than mics that cost a lot more

These speakers were purchased after the miserable 4 month old early failure of the total garbage Cyber Acoustics CA-3602a speaker system bought here on Amazon. I'm 3 days in on theses Logitech speakers. The last set of Logitech speakers lasted 17 years. For the price I paid I hope these last even half that long. While some people have complained about bass I have to turn mine down to no more than half so as not to irritate neighbors. Bass response is great unless you expect to blow the windows out!. Highs are great. Mid range just seems to be lacking a little something though no matter what the music genre. They still sound great though. If they last as long as the last Logitech set they'll definitely warrant a minimum 4.5 rating and I'll be a happy camper!UPDATE: Screw the neighbors! Crank 'em up! I've been listening at lower levels and yes the midrange doesn't have great punch but turn these puppies up and they rock! I just listened to Stairway to Heaven and Comfortably numb at higher volume and it completely changed my mind about the sound quality. I now have to rate them at 5 stars. Keep in mind I only use them with the headphone jack from my Alexa using Pandora for my music library in my workshop. I've got to get a CD player hooked up to these speakers so I can get a true representation of the speakers abilities. I only use headphones at my PC but If these last a good while I'll get another set to use at the PC and CD for as close to audiophile sound as you can get for a paltry $130.00!

I discovered these Pyle speakers after the left side of my 2012 Ford Fiesta hatch's expensive 6.5 in."Focal" mid bass speakers suddenly stopped working with only 13000 miles on the car! Strangely, the "Focal" tweeters in the front doors still functioned, so I left them alone and didn't install the supplied "Pyle" tweeters. Because I'm old, and hardly EVER 'bump" the bass, I took my ride back to where I had bought them and the stereo and had them installed at "Car Toys". After complaining I was told that the warranty had expired. "What? But sir, I also paid for the extended warranty!" "WHAT? ONLY FOR ONE EXTRA YEAR, AND IT EXPIRED THREE MONTHS AGO!? DAMN." Well, I was pretty hot over those $$$ 6.5 in. "Focal" speakers! OK, so the expensive speakers didn't last any longer than the cheap ones. NO MORE FOCAL speakers! I searched for a set of speakers that had more RMS watt capacity for my JLA 700 watt 5 channel amp. I settled on these "Pyle's and bought TWO sets of the "Plye" PLG6C speakers. Only one side had stopped working, but I wanted my ride to have a matched set all around, so I removed the surviving "Focal" set on the pass side, and installed a new "Pyle" speaker on the speaker rings in each door that I had left in place from the previous Focal installation. My amp has built in crossovers, so I didn't install the supplied "Pyle" crossovers. After I installed my four new "Pyle PLG6C"s", I turned the stereo on, and I tested them. LOUDLY. After thoroughly satisfying myself with their operation, I ordered my third set of the PLG6C speakers this Easter weekend! 5 STARS from me people!!

The bad news:1) The screen indoors is exactly as pictured. Readable, but washed out. Remember this is indoors. Doesn't seem to matter how high I turn up the background light.2) I have been able to initially set this up with the frogz headphones that Garmin recommends; however, after that initial connection I have never been able to get it to connect again.These two things mean very little to me.Now the good news:1) while the display is very washed out on the inside, in the sunlight during workouts I can read it without my glasses on through my 63 year old eyes. Outside you can almost be described as Vivid.2) this watch blows away Fitbit, Galaxy, Huawei, and any other watch I've ever seen. This watch is built to get you motivated and moving. This is a fitness watch.3) I do not get five days of battery life out of this watch. But I really didn't expect to as I use the spo2 monitoring at night which lets me know how well my CPAP is working. it actually lets me know how well my CPAP is working better than my CPAP lets me know how well it is working.4) this is really cool! It also takes my temperature throughout the day letting me know if it happens to go up and in this day of covid-19 that's a real Plus.5) I was pleasantly surprised that this watch also measures vo2max. I thought that was one of the things that this watch didn't have.6) everything else I love about this watch. Just when I think it doesn't do something and wish it did, I found out it was just a matter of me not being able to find where it does it.Very satisfied!

This enclosure is perfect for the hdd I had laying around. Previously I used an attachable docking unit to use the HDD but it was annoying with all the cables, not to mention it could come loose. Don't get me wrong the docking unit was perfect for 2.5 inch SSD but this is a 3.5 inch HDD. This enclosure is sturdy and i love that it has a fan to keep the drive from overheating. My 2tb drive works great in this enclosure and have been able to transfer over to much data that I can install even more games on laptop. My next purchase for my computer is going to be a 2tb m.2 nvme 2280 ssd preferably something with a read rate of 7000mbs or more. Right now i have 1tb m.2 nvme 2280 ssd with a read rate of 3500 mbs which is great especially since i only paid 60 bucks for it but I want my laptop to be even faster, plus i am going to need more space as I keep getting games and creating virtual machines to play with. But I definitely recommend this enclosure for anyone looking to turn a 3.5 inch hdd into a portable storage device. As for noise you can hear the fan sometimes but you can control the speed of the fan manually so it doesn't get annoying. It's perfect and very easy to install.. I've had other enclosures that were also good and with their own fans but they required to much more assembly than this one. I only need to slide my HDD in to the chassis, screw it in place and then slide it into the enclosure and use 2 screws to close it. I could've had my 4 year old put this together that is how easy it is to put together. If you are contemplating purchasing it don't it is worth the money and it works beautifully

Ordered this with the early bird discount coupon, so I only paid 150.00 with tax. With that in mind, I am very happy with the purchase, so far. The sound is great,for such a compact unit, but yes, it has to be EQ'd to tailor it to an individual's preferences. You can use the Soundcore custom setting on their app, or a third party app to achieve that. I really like the power amp app. Hopefully I can get amazon music to allow that EQ, as it is much more customizable than their offering. I charged, updated and paired the unit with no problems. Some reviews have complained about the harsh treble, or the bass dropping out at high volume, but I haven't had a problem with that. It does distort a bit at full volume, but I kind of expected that. My hunch is maybe the music source, i.e. bluetooth version, cell phone model etc. may play into that. Hopefully future firmware will remedy many of those issues. I haven't had this long enough to comment on battery life, but I wish these companies would advertise expected play time with volume levels, so customers would know what the should expect at different sound levels. Anyway, it sounds fine to me and I've had no major issues, so far. I will update if I come across any. Oh, and keep in mind, Soundcore does have frequent sales, so look for a price drop if you want to save some money. Think, Prime day.Update 6/19/2022, Just installed latest update Ver. 00.34, and it really does smooth out the treble. Even indoors it sounds noticeably better. It still sounds better when EQ'd to user preferences, however.

All my friends love their harmony hub but I held out on getting one for a long long time because it was just too pricey for me, I finally made the move now that pricing is down. I like the hub. It was easy to setup and is easy to use. The app works well, the add on remote works well. It isn't flawless and is buggy sometimes where it will be working great for days but then suddenly struggles to turn on a device. At one point, I had an issue where I had to be 3 ft from the hub or it wouldn't control one device, it controlled all others fine, but just not one. If I moved within 3 ft of the hub then life was good, but more than 3 ft and one device wouldn't work. I plugged in the ir blaster and then all was okay. My hub is on a shelf within 1 ft of my entertainment devices and at the same level as them. It has to be pretty finely positioned if you ask me to work very very well. If my wife moves it an inch or two or the pets bump it then often I'll have to reposition it. By itself, the harmony hub is okay to good. It works well most of the time. For me, if I had paid original prices years ago for the harmony hub then I would be unhappy with it. For current prices, its decent. What really gets me more excited about it is that it is now integrated with Amazon Alexa and the 2nd gen Echo Dot. Controlling the Harmony Hub via voice is awesome. Though it can mostly only turn things on, off, set inputs, etc.... you can't pause, play, volume up/down, via voice. If you setup favorite channels then that will work via voice. I'm hoping command set will get expanded.