So while these are normally 100 bucks I got them on sale for about 75, and it was absolutely worth it. In terms of sound quality, the highs and lows pop out well, and the mids are good as well, albeit I'm my experience with the type of music I make they don't sparkle quite as much. If youre looking for a more flat sound in this price range, ive tried my friends Sony studio monitors (forgetting the name but the ones all of the YouTubers love) which are more consistent in sound quality. However, this shines in build quality. They're sturdy and you might be able to toss them around a bit without suffering much damage, albeit I'm not gonna be the one to test that. I appreciate the bag it comes with, the detachable coiled and straight cable, and the fact that they fold up for easy travel. They also have some pretty good noise canceling, so when i listen to music or make something it sounds full. I've not tried recording my voice or anything on it, albeit I'll probably do that at some point.Tldr: pretty good sound quality, really good build and portability, overall good for the price in my experience.

So I use this mainly for when I play golf, gotta have tunes out on the course. It has a clip on top that use to transport to the course, hanging off my golf bag and I use the suction cup on the back of the speaker to attach it to the front window of the golf cart. Great suction power, stays in place the whole time.On a full charge it lasts all the way through a round of golf (about 4 to 5 hours) and then some as I've not ever ran it completely dead.It also has the flashing light all the way around the speaker if you like that sort of thing, I just turn the light off. But you can make the light constantly change color or pick one particular color.Very good little speaker, serves the purpose I need it for perfectly. It's not big and bulky but also not too small. Nice loud speaker, I don't have to turn it up all the way to be able to hear it on the course.Edit(Dec 11th) Phenomenal battery life. Had a full charge before I went to the course played it the entire time(18 holes about 4.5 hours) and still had 70% battery life when finished. (That is without the light on)

I got the hard drive today (after buying in Wed and was expected on the 17th) and it came in a big envelope with a box inside then there was a smaller envelope inside the box then the small bag the HDD comes in. By far one of the best packaging I have EVER seen!Anyways I bought this for my 2010 MacBook Pro that silently failed on me. Lucky I bought an enclosure at the same time I bought this (they even met in the same shipping facility lol) I put the HDD in the Mac and it did not show up using the install disk the reason being is that it's a blank HDD without an OS (which isn't stated anywhere but in one review on here and I should have known that being advanced in computers).With the 2.5 Sata enclosure it came right up and I made 2 partitions one 495 and a 5GB for files that I would absolutely need if it fails again. With the enclosure I was able to put the OS on it and then put it in my Mac. Great HDD (Western Digital Blue if you cared)PS: Bought the 3.0 Screwless Saberent 2.5 enclosure. I love the 3.0 cable and it surprisingly doesn't get hot. I'm a huge customer on reviews and that seemed like the best deal.

Saw this on tiktok a few times under the studytok tag and I fell in love with it immediately. After a while of debating if I really wanted to invest in this I finally bought it. Upon first use, I thought it was a lie or that it was broken because I could barely get the extensions, I couldn't figure out how to flip the lights so the phone holder is on the outside(this is to make sure your phone doesn't weigh down the lights...because it definitely won't hold up). but after watching a few videos of how to use it I figured it out and with elbow grease, it's actually very easy and extremely sturdy. The lights are amazing and I love that you get two, one of each side, they both have the same options but can be on different settings at once. The stand itself is maybe 3-5 pounds. Not heavy but I definitely would get tired if I had to carry this around in a bag for more than an hour.TLDR; it's great with some elbow grease and maybe watch a video or two to see how to extend it correctly. The lights are amazing and I highly recommend this for purchase if you want it.

I put up with wires, because it's louder, and the bass kicks more heinie than my best bluetooth headphones. Plus the 1/4 " plug option let's me plug into the 1/4" headphone jacks of my Roland GR-55 guitar synthesizer and other headphone jacks without an adapter, and leaves a side free to get creative and do seperate/combine vocals and/ or other music to play along with. If I were a DJ, this feature would come in handy, because of separate L/R capabilities. But I'm not. I'm a musician singer and these are groovy as h-~e~ double hickey sticks! Sound quality = sound like $300 head phones! Only downside is they are not REAL rugged. The can and will break at the plastic stress points, if you lie on your side and use them as head support. I broke some doing that. Disappointed, but bought a 2nd pair and just watch it a little and am back to jamming like a maniac. For what this review is worth, if you relate, get these! You wont be sorry. Noise cancelling. Snug, perfect fit. Comes with leatherette carrying bag. fold up tight, too. If you don't like these, you're too prissie! Rock on bruh!

Im a general contractor and while having a laser is not a necessity it is very handy sometimes, and without a stand, then your laser is pretty much useless in the horizontal plane. Since i don't use my laser that often i wanted a compact stand that was light and reasonably priced.The stand is well made, not the best quality since the aluminum legs came scratched here and there and there were plastic shavings in the bag and on the stand but that didn't really bother me since it's going to probably get beat up anyway. The locks on the legs are very sturdy, the legs slide in and out very smoothly. One thing i was hoping it would have but did not think it came with was a level bubble, and i was surprised to see that it did have one. The telescoping part of the tripod is very convenient when dialing in the exact height, albeit it's a little shaky and clanky since they aren't perfectly machined gears, it still locks exactly where you want it and there aren't any detents for you to get hung up on.Overall it's a great stand for the money and will serve you well for a long time if you take care of it.

After looking and a load of different types of these headphones I saw that there was a Black Friday deal on the Tozo A2 Mini and these appeared to be the best from the reviews.I've had them two days and so far very impressed. I've used them with my laptop for work Teams calls, normal calls with my phone and music and they've handled it all very well with no compromise to quality as colleagues couldn't tell the difference.Comfort wise, I can't tell they are in most the time which is good.Battery life: First pair I've had but so far happy. Did a full overnight charge the day I got them and then the next day I was on work calls and listening to music for around 4hrs on constant use so I'm happy with that. Popped them on charge during lunch and they were ready to go for the rest of my working day.Will play around with the in-ear cup sizers to see which is best for me but it's good there are plenty of choices.All feels decent quality and the the charger pod looks nice and is compact too so perfect for my already rammed laptop bag.

This thing is awesome. Low cost, sturdy enough for light weight items, easy to use, great features. Details:Our uses: I used it to hold a laser level while redoing our living room subfloor. This has a 2 way bubble level mounted in the lower frame, and a crank to raise & lower it - really made laser setup a breeze. I can pan horizontally with almost no vertical shift. Now my wife uses it to hold her phone as a webcam for Zoom meetings - nice and stable.Ease of use: Standard quarter inch mount, a tool-less screw, and a quick release make change overs easy. Leg locks: My old tripod had twist locks, which could take more force, but were harder to hold steady while adjusting. This has flip locks (levers) which you can operate with a thumb. Note: I would not exceed the weight rating.Features: It has a hook for hanging a weight to stabilize it - I use a full 2 liter bottle & some cord. It has a handle on the side for picking up & moving. And finally, it collapses down to a reasonable size, & comes with a decent carry bag.