My bike handlebars have a smaller diameter. The clamp could not tighten causing the light to rotate downward. I had the add material to ensure a snug fit.

This is actually an impressive watch for the price. The appearance is premium and so is the feel. I have an older Fossil Sport with the Wear 3100 chipset and this feels very similar - including the interface. It's not quite as advanced, but it's also not a $300 watch. With that said...The battery life is lightyears better than the Fossil, and I mean lightyears. My concern with a fancy watch such as this is that it dies super quick compared to say a standard Fitbit. In over 8 hours, it used 10% of the battery - which is really good for a screen this size. This means it would allow you to actually use it as a sleep tracker, rather than charging it at night as I had to do with the Fossil.My favorite function is the notifications. I like just being able to glance at my watch rather than picking up my phone to see if it's worth checking on. There is a draw back though - the notifications can be kind of wonky. For example, I reply to most of my texts from the home screen, you know, pull down, reply, send. That causes texts to back up on the home screen throughout the day, and that causes you to get notified about everything single one every time a new text comes in. It's sort of annoying and clearing them on the watch does nothing as they come back as soon as a new message comes in OR you send on yourself. Really not a huge deal and it still functions, but something to keep in mind. The other thing is that you can't reply from it - I know the screen is small, but it is nice having quick replies from time to time.Now onto the app. It is fine, pretty generic fitness tracking app. My biggest annoyance is it firmly showing on the notification bar. I haven't figured out how to get it to hide and that's annoying. On the plus side, you can connect it to Google Fit, which is normally what I have used. You can't connect it directly to something like MyFitnessPal, but connecting it to Google Fit is the workaround in this case.Notable other cool features: Remote camera control, Find My Phone and the Music app.Honestly, a really sold advanced fitness tracker that is a basic smart watch. I would compare this to upper end Fitbit vs a full on Apple Watch/Android Wear OS device, but that's a positive because it doesn't require charge anxiety.

Cons: weak Wi-Fi signal, and it doesn’t come with the smaller size strike plate which will likely fit most doors. Level does sell the strike plate separately for only $12 so make sure you understand the strike plate dimensions prior to purchasing in case you need the smaller plate size for your existing frame.To fix the weak Wi-Fi I recommend getting a thread enabled device (Nanoleaf A19 smart bulb) and placing them in a fixture close to the lock. The lock itself can use that thread fixture to connect back to the smart home. We had difficulty connecting without the bulb close to the lock, but now our automations run great and it’s fairly responsive in the home app. One thing to note is that this IS a low profile smart accessory. Battery consumption needs to be kept low for the longevity of the devices battery. Because of that level has built in repeating patterns. You can’t switch back and forth quickly like you can with a smart bulb in the home app. To get around that, keep your Level app installed. The Bluetooth is much more responsive. And programming the auto-lock setting will save you having to wait for it to lock on your way out of the house.This is a smart lock not a smart bulb. Don’t expect to treat it like a bulb. Just set up your automations and the auto lock feature and you’ll be good! Not sure why so many folks have negative reviews. It’s a great accessory that solves many issues in the smart lock world.Pros are unbelievable. Such an intuitive and flexible fit that meant I could easily install while keeping the landlords lock in place. We keep the Level app installed as a backup and we like to have the option of distributing passes to our friends or neighbors if we’re away from home.

Fits my ear and doesn't fall off while walking. Works for me.

Only gave four stars as not as comfortable as expected

Overall, this is a pretty decent watch and what you would expect from a WearOS device. Setup through the WearOS app was a breeze and was able to download apps through the Google Play store quickly after the initial setup. Seamless integration with Google Fit, but wished there was a Google app for sleep tracking because the Mobvoi one is not very accurate and requires the use of the Mobvoi app which I am not a fan of and don't want to install on my phone.The bezel around the screen is raised which will help to protect the watch face from getting scratched (although I still highly recommend a screen protector). The battery lasted a couple of days of normal use on a single charge which is nice because I hate having to charge devices everyday. I like the always-on mode and the essentials mode to help preserve my battery. This watch has a very strong notification vibration with is also nice because it really gets my attention.Having had other Mobvoi products before though, I'm disappointed in some of the changes they have made over the past few years. The new chargers that come with the watch are not good. You have to basically charge the watch face down which introduces a higher change of scratching the watch face and/or the front casing of the watch. The older style disc chargers they had were much nicer. Also, the silicone watch band on this watch is TERRIBLE! It is cheap, looks cheap, and it caused my skin to break out in just a couple of hours of use. I miss the old leather bands that Mobvoi used to use. I understand the use of the silicone bands for people that wish to use this watch for swimming, but it would have been nice if they considered including both the nice leather and the silicone bands.Pros:Battery lifeWearOSSetupGoogle Fit integrationCons:ChargerSilicone band

worked perfect for my printer,easy to install and assemble

I purchased these headphones for gaming on the xbox/playstation consoles. And to watch apps without disturbing anyone sleeping. The sound level is very good. And they fit over my ears with room enough that my earrings don't hurt. They also have a decent range of size so I can get it to fit and not feel to snug or loose. The cord is better than my last pair. But as with ANY headset, becareful not to rub the plug against anything like a lap or tummy. I would purchase a second pair for sure.