This telescope is my first, and a great way to get into astronomy, have had it a couple of months now. And it is so much fun, it was so simple to get going, I had it up and running in ten mins on my first go!!,the planets and moon through this are great, Jupiter is my fave, looks like a white pea with a couple of reddish lines going through it, and 4to7little dots next to it(moons), don't sound great but remember this is a small low priced telescope(great value for the money),you are not gonna see loads with this. But, it will teach you so much about the night sky,and it's really portable, i carry it in a big bag, and it takes only ten minutes to get it out and running, the goto is not 100percent accurate, but it points you in the right direction, and your own brain works out the rest( makes you feel useful), the eye pieces you get are quite good, get a Barlow and it's all you need, I bought some really expensive ones, but on the intention of a much bigger scope in a year or 2, they don't make a great deal of difference with this low powered scope, it really is a great learning tool tho, and I'll never get rid of it, as it will great for my 2 year old in a few years time .And highly recommend it as a beginners only telescope

Good little USB mic with a desktop stand. Should work great for podcasting and song demo's.A lot of polymer, but very solid. The sound quality was actually better on the initial usage than my more expensive and heavy Uber mic. PC, Mac and android devices all recognized both the mic and the output on the mic.It did really well at getting rid of all the room reflection that was being picked up by onboard mics and the Uber for comparison. The microphones pattern seemed to be a lot more focused, so it didn't pick up as much peripheral noise, enough so that I left the foam mic covers and isolation foam out of the setup while using making it much easier to see screens and lead sheets while using.Everything within the vocal spectrum gets picked up really well. No popping when using the mute button. so bottom line, a lot less tweaking and frustration for a good podcast/demo sound vs. my more expensive mic's.Not necessarily a portable mic to fit in your laptop bag, mostly because the stand doesn't collapse and we are talking about a larger diaphragham mic, but it wasn't advertised as such either.I may update this review later after I try it as a VOIP conference call solution.

I was not expecting much from this portable sound machine but wow, I’m thoroughly impressed! Unit has a nice compact design that fits nicely in the palm of your hand. All the buttons on the bottom are intuitive and easy to use straight out of the box (power, volume up, volume down, noise type). Having children we’ve used a variety of white noise apps and machines and marpac is the only brand we use and trust. Most others, especially travel variety, are too artificial or abrasive sounding but this little unit provides a very soothing steady and smooth sound. Even when cranking up the volume, the sound remains smooth and easy to listen to. Don’t be mistaken by the size - it packs and punch and drowned out all noises in my home. The usb charging is incredibly convenient. I have a baby on the way and am already anticipating using this in the car or throwing into a diaper bag any time we’ll need naps away from home. The only thing that would make this A product an A+ is if it came with the power wall charging cube. This come with only the power cord, which means I have to also remember the charging cube or give up the one my phone is using. Overall extremely happy with this product and now even considering the portable baby version as well!

Design: The collapsable design made it super compact to put it in a backpack or suitcase. I like the wireless & wired, which provide flexibility. The red stitch added some more premium feeling, kind of remind sports car interior. The bag is well made and pretty handy.Sound: The sound stage is more for vocal or live band environment, definitely not music hall type of sound stage. The bass is something will blow you away. I used it to watch TV series and just enjoy the good time! I did not notice significant delay. It works well for pop / country music.Connectivity: The bluetooth performance is definitely one of the best. The range is terrific and I did not even get noticeable lag or connection issue. The inline or bluetooth sound difference is not significant.Battery life: I will say it is beyond my need! Well last 1 week in my personal scenario. No complaint at all. This is definitely good enough to compete with best-notch like Sony / Bose.Quality: good materials all around, but at this price, not like the premium quality. I feel it will last for a long time and very reliable on button, power key, etc.Comfort: I think this is designed for people with smaller head. As pic, the ATH MX 50 is way more comfortable to me. (I am male XL). However, it does not mean it does not fit, just not as comfortable with best ones on the market.

It's cool to see friends using these headphones. I searched online for a little bit, and there is a big gap between price and quality, and I don’t want to just look at the recommended popular products. After all, it’s better to believe in yourself for new products…lol… Bought this new one to try, of course, received it the next day. The appearance is very simple, the material is relatively solid, and it does not feel like cheap plastic in the hand. The hook is also very suitable for hanging on the ear, and the curvature at the back is close to the shape of the head, which is very stable. The earphones are attached to the pinna and don't need to be inserted into the ears. I was worried that the sound would not be loud enough and clear enough. Obviously, this worry is unnecessary. Pretty good sound quality! You can move the position slightly to adjust the listening effect. You don’t have to worry about the airtightness of your ears that way. Compared with Apple’s similar earphones, it is more comfortable and not easy to fall off!! BTW, The speed of switching on and off and connecting to Bluetooth are very fast. Since I am a headphone lover, I have at least three pairs of various types of headphones in my daily bag. This new friend is very good. For users who like simple, stable and textured headphones, this thing is very satisfying.

I like to play music with this attached to my bag while I ride my bike. It’s loud enough to alert other cyclists and even some cars to my presence. Safety first! That said it’s not THAT loud, you’re not going to be able to hear your music over heavy traffic from the bike lane.The main reason I bought this over the clip 4 is that I can use a locking carabiner on the loop to make sure it’s going nowhere. It also turned out to be extremely durable and, as stated, totally waterproof. It tolerates extreme conditions well.My only complaint is that the rubbery decals fell off after a while, including the strips on the bottom that it sits on when it’s on a table etc. but I really abuse this thing so the fact that it’s still in perfect working order is all that matters to me. The unbranded look is kinda sleek anyways. The sound quality is good, often the whole speaker shakes from the bass and I can’t leave the carabiner attached while it’s on a table or anything like that or the ‘biner will rattle like no tomorrow. It has degraded a bit over time, so I guess it’s pushing itself pretty hard at max volume, maybe enough to slowly damage the speaker cone - take it easy.

After testing some lower quality Bluetooth speakers, I decided to try this one. A coworker has one, one day she was using it and I was amazed at the sound quality, bass, compactness.The speaker is waterproof too, a great feature. The buttons are low profile and work well. It has 2 speakers with bass radiator on both ends.You can stand it up vertically or lay it horizontal. Vertical gives a wider sound field, and either way if you put it in a corner or under cupboards it improves the bass response.The sound clarity and quality are very good. It can get quite loud without distorting. The compact size is great to use around the house or outdoors, and easy to put in your bag when you leave the house.$80 seems more costly but I figured I’d buy higher quality that I like vs just buying something basic that I later want to upgrade.This also pairs fast and re-pairs quickly. A gripe I have is that you can’t change songs/tracks with the speaker buttons. You have to use your phone. A second gripe is that it won’t show the remaining battery life on your phone screen. But there are 5 blue dots by the power button that show the battery level.Overall, I love it.

I'm a big fan of Apple's Earpods since they fit in my ears great. The Kimwood headphones fit just as well.They make a great alternative since they are a lot cheaper than the original Apple product and they don't look exactly the same so we are able to tell different pairs of headphones apart in our house.They feature the same size plug so they'll work with all cases and the same length cord. The audio controls also work well with both my iPhones and my Android phones (mostly Motorolas). The volume controls do not work with my Mac computers, but I can still use the center button to launch Siri.I do feel like the headphones lack some bass that the Apple version has, but I'm primarily using them as a headset for phone calls so for my purposes they are great. In fact, in some situations I think I can hear a little better with them since there isn't as much background bass to drown out the voice I'm trying to hear.A nice surprise was they also include a silver carrying bag so they don't get tangled with other items in my luggage.Overall, for the price, these are a great, less expensive, alternative to Apple Earpods