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 Questa piccolissima camera è in assoluto la più versatile e piccola camera che abbia mai acquistato. Sta davvero in tasca, non occupa spazio ed è fantastica per i viaggi o le situazioni in cui portare poco peso dietro può fare la differenza.La stabilizzazione di casa Insta360 è impeccabile, le riprese sembrano tutte girate un gimball.Ci sono varie modalità di ripresa rapide :-Video-Foto-Video Pro-Time Shift- Timelapse-Video HDR- SlomoCollegando la cam all'app riesci ad avere ancora più settaggi e funzionalità.Ho già usato la Go2 per fare parapendio e quad, l'ho usata sottacqua ed è stata performante in ogni situazione.La possibilità di svitare il copriobiettivo consente l'utilizzo dei filtri ND che rendono tutto più professionale.Le sue dimensioni consentono di piazzarla dappertutto e la continua ricerca di punti di vista pazzeschi e mai visti è esaltante.Pienamente soddisfatto!

The ATH-M40x's are certainly one of the greatest bargains in headphone audio. Among the plethora of under $100 headphones on the market, I have long been a fan of the Sony V6 headphones. They sound terrific for the price and are a bargain buy on Amazon. However, they do have an Achilles heel: the flimsy (but comfortable) ear pads that need constant replacing, as well as the constant tangling of the coiled cord. My V6's recently failed after many years of use and I was anxious to see what could compare to them for the price. The reviews for the ATH-M40's were so stellar I had to hear them for myself. I ordered them based solely on the merit of the many in-depth reviews from audio writers I found on the web. I listen to lostless and hi-res files on my iMac played through a Dragonfly 2.0 DAC. Without question the ATH-M40x's blow the Sony V6's out of the water in every respect. The soundstage is much wider and open, and the detail, especially on acoustic and woodwind instruments, is nothing short of phenomenal. Bass is solid and clean, dependent of course, on the quality of the recording. I am not a fan of booming bass! Clean, deep and solid is what I appreciate. These headphones deliver that. The overall sound is extremely well balanced and without coloration. Despite being mostly plastic, build quality is solid and rugged. The ear pads are velvety soft and are comfortable through long listening sessions. The pads are a much higher quality than on previous Audio Technica models. The supplied detachable cords, straight and coiled (tangle resistant!) and the good quality storage bag make this an irresistible purchase. The engineers at Audio Technica have done an outstanding job in producing an audiophile-quality headphone for under $100. Highest recommendation.

This is my second pair of OneOdio headphones. I am impressed again. If you’re looking for an option that is not $200+, you will not be disappointed.I also have the wired-model (that still works) from maybe 5 years ago. But, as my family upgraded to iPhones without a headphone jack, we of course migrated toward Bluetooth headphones.OneOdio’s customer service has been excellent. We broke my first pair of wired phones, and they honored the warranty with a brand new replacement. Obviously five star customer service.Back to the new wireless phones—they connected easily and work well. We have two Bose models that we purchased over the years—the Sound Link and the QC 35 (with active noise cancellation). I’m not an expert, and of course this is my opinion, but I believe the sound is comparable. The OneOdio does not have the active digital noise cancellation, but the over-war design is well insulated and blocks a lot of the ambient noise. The sound out of the OneOdio is certainly “full” and sounds great even at a safe volume.They come with a carrying bag, not a hard shell case, and a charging cable and 3.5 mm cord (for use as a wired headphone). They do come with an easy-to-follow instruction pamphlet, although the operation is intuitive.The padding is comfortable, and I like that inside the ears are clearly labeled with L and R. They fold up for transport.I think I would prefer a more oval shape rather than round, but of course that is personal preference not a complaint.So, if, like me, you don’t want to buy more multiple pairs of $250 phones for your family, but you still want quality sound and some good customer service and great battery life, give these a try. If I ever fly again, I will try these on an airplane (the ultimate test for headphones) and I’ll update my review.

I've used this light a ton since I received it--and not just because it's fun to wave it around and pretend it's a light sabre. It's also an extremely versatile and seriously bright light that I've used for creating photo and video content.The first thing I noticed about this light is just how bright it is. I've been through well over 100 lights for photography purposes in the past couple of years and this is one of the brightest. It's almost certainly the light in my collection that best balances brightness and portability. Equally as impressive is the heat dissipation. The light stays remarkably cool even after extended use. The product description says it has an advanced radiator, six fans and intelligent temperature control and I definitely believe it.You can easily change the brightness and color temperature through a highly functional and intuitive control. The light is powered by built in 2600mAH lithium ion batteries and will work with both a type C USB charger or a 120W power adapter. The battery life was decent--obviously, the brighter the light you need the lower the battery life but just messing around with it changing brightness often I got close to two hours and probably could have gone more. Note that the fast charger and power adapter is not included. The light has a 1/2" screw hole on the bottom (see photo) and that further enhances its versatility.I do wish that the manufacturer included some kind of case or protective bag. It's a somewhat uncommon size and shape, but it's also the type of device that you'll want to take with you. I'm sure I can find some way to carry it safely but having *something* included would have been appreciated. That notwithstanding, a great light you can do a lot of different things with. Highly recommended!

Easy 5 star, just how easy it is to take around and versatile it is for use, I bought a screw on stand for it with adjustable grip and i pretty much hang it from the ceiling, being so light I don't worry much at all from the weight bringing it down/loosening, and thank you so much for the mini PC with AUX plug in adapter! it works like a charm and have it on a 2 speaker + subwoofer set up behind me with a 9.5 wide and 5.7 high (feet) projected screen (max for my room size and can go bigger!), I use it for games a lot and the quality is really good to see far away ahead of me in games!Though there are 2 small issues that could be fixed (maybe) when it runs for a long time like 5+ hours on a setting that makes the temp go up you can hear the small buzzing sound coming from the fans (on quiet times) but it gets drowned out by noise, and the other thing is that when its hanging up side down all the fan vibration causes the focus to reset/change on its own, I have to climb up like every 30-60 mins to re-adjust, but its been fixed temporarily with tape! and now if I'm lucky I have to re-adjust every 1-2 days if I use it for a long time (adhesive gets worn out) but if its sitting straight up nothing happens, just when its upside down.If your the kind of person who is smart enough to not buy a big screen TV for the same price as this, and yet not be big enough to match the screen size of this! I totally recommend this for you! showing some of my friends this made them reconsider the choice they made buying such a heavy piece of television! the small carrying bag is very convenient!

LISTEN. QUIT SCROLLING AND READ.I am not a technology guru. I don’t know the significance of technology terms, nor do I care about little bells and whistles and details that someone with a camera background might. For the price, you really can’t beat this thing. It’s soooo much fun and it comes with so many mounts and attachments.I bike all the time and love this little thing. If you’re not really into filming but like to capture cool moments, go for it. Save money, love better. That’s the power of being a cheapskate.

The Akaso comes nicely packaged with oodles of mounts and accessories which one would have to purchase separately if it were a major brand like GoPro or Garmin. Unit itself is well built, batteries are good, the menu operates fine and as a 'clone' it is quite presentable. The problems really are in two areas: image stabilization and product quality. Although the picture quality itself is OK there appears to be little to help smooth out your recording when recording while moving. We used the device for recording our motorcycle tours and only small sections of the resulting videos ended up being useful. The second problem is that the camera would frequently 'flake out'. Specifically, the screen would go black and nothing would get recorded. Worse, at times the recording would show colourful static which would ultimately grow across the whole image ending in an explosive white-out. (After which the camera would have to be reset) The black outs, white outs, and static were all recorded exactly as shown on the little screen. As you can imagine, we are a little troubled that we ended up with very little useful material at the end of the trip and certainly regret having tried to save some money on our first action cameraWe have bought a premium industry standard product since which has caused us no trouble. The Akaso now lies in a drawer as neither we nor the kids trust it to function at the critical moment. It likely will get trashed before long. Simply put, the cost, in time and money, of getting to have those great moments are not worth the few hundred dollars in savings on getting a cheaper action cameraNow, I can understand that some units may be defective and that problems make it through the quality control process. The problem is, I have had no response from Akaso as to my repair/replace options for this unit.*** Update May 17th, 2020 *** I response to this posting I was contacted by Akaso's service department. Thank you for that, that means a lot. There are other vendors that don't seem to care about their customers and it is nice to see Akaso does. They offered me a partial refund or alternatively a replacement product. As we are, frankly quite happy with our GoPro 7 Black and considering adding a GoPro 8 we were more interested to test out the replacement unit. (It just arrived this Friday)I was sent the v50 Pro, the same product that I had purchased originally. (Akaso... here is a tip, if you see some one has purchased a camera 3x the price and is about to buy another one like that.... don't send the same thing but something that will rival in capabilities) But, I was impressed that Akaso took care of me.We have been testing it for a couple of days. Yes, this one does not have the scratchy fade-outs that the original had. Good sign.First impressions: Nice: Lots of mounts came with the unit. BUT, the mounts are 'almost' compatible with the GoPro gear.... they fit, but are a little loose... So if you use a standard GoPro or close grip the camera gets a weird shaky wobble. (Looked like a blink....almost like a hiccup in the chip, then we discovered that the mounts were not truly compatible) Akaso, tip: either make them fully compatible of come up with a different design to avoid confusion.Camera operation is simple. We had it set up in no time. If you keep the camera stable and the subject is brightly lit, the V50 Pro does fine. Clear images. It really starts to struggle when you get a little movement and the image stabilization leaves much to be desired - if you run while filming the recording becomes unpleasant to watch.Also, bright sunlight, if you are filming against the direction of the sun, will cause phantom glares to show up in the recording. It maybe due to the fact that the lense protrudes ever so slightly from the case and may catch a ray here or there. Higher end cameras deal with this better and the results, certainly when recording at the end of the day, can be spectacular. I have my doubts about the v50 Pro in this regard.Lastly, dark objects, shade, anything outside of the bright daylight shows up with almost no definition. Just uniform dark / black. Perhaps I need to experiment with the white balance and see if it will improve but out of the box it struggled with shade/shadowOverall, for the price, this camera will do fine for regular uses. As long as the person filming is not moving too actively and lighting is well managed, the results are a clear and will produce usable recording. Does it give you what a GoPro 7 or 8 will give you, no, but it is a third / quarter of the price. Keeping that in mind, it provides reasonable value

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 Un prodotto davvero spettacolare! Da fotografo ho sempre avuto i miei problemi con macchine pesanti appese al collo per lunghi periodi! Con acquisto di un secondo corpo macchina “Canon R” mi sono deciso ad acquistare il V3. Ebbene signori ciò che avevo letto e tutto vero ma anche di più! Il video che vedete è stato girato 3 minuti dopo l’arrivo!!! Nessun problema di aggancio e sgancio! Velocissimo! Potete applicarlo su un mono spalla o dove volete, nella direzione che vi è più comoda! La sicurezza e assoluta! Non si muove , non sballotta la camera, e se avete obbiettivi importanti di peso “ qui un 70-300 Canon “ef da il meglio di se bilanciando e tenendo la camera in posizione ben salda! Fattura dalla confezione al prodotto al TOP. Questo è uno di quei casi in cui i soldi spesi non sono solo giustificati ma Giusti!