After going threw various dash mounts I believe I have found the best one to date. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 that I use as a GPS on long trips and this mount is the first one to have satisfactory results after 3 months of use. Usually on long trips other mounts tend to shift downward do to the weight of the SGN 9 & any hardships of the "beautiful" midwest roads & highways, which had always been a nuisance but with this mount it has been greatly reduced. All in all this is a greatdash mount, just be warned not to buy this at a gas station because it's basically an armed robbery.Cons:If you have any Note device or some there device that uses a pen, forget its functionality as far as writing on screen but camera use is still good.

This scope is a great scope for the money. The optical tube is solid and we'll made. I have not used the eye pieces that come with it, so i really can't say anything about there quality other than the fact that they are very lightweight. I have two other telescopes including a 5 in and and 8 inch SCT. I have been using there are pieces which weigh about twice as much. The setup works well if you level the telescope properly before you begin. Also you should pick 3 Bright Stars separated far apart in the sky. If you do this, the alignment works very well. The virgins they are shipping now come with a USB connector on the hand controller. This makes it easy to connect to some other software. Most of the third-party software that I've seen out there wants a serial connection from The nextar telescope and that can complicate connecting to those planetarium software packages. If you use the software that can be downloaded from Celestron you should have very little problem connecting. I was able to download and update the nexstar software in the handset with no problem. if you do not have Java loaded on your computer you will need to do that in order to run the update which is a .Jar file. The finder scope worked great for locating objects in the sky. The tripod isn't too bad, much better than some cheaper scopes if you consider how much you're paying. The yarn that the scope mounts to is solid and is made out of aluminum. The only aggravation that I had was with the external power connection Jack. If you do not have a plug that fits good and snug into this Jack it can wiggle while the scope is moving causing you to lose power momentarily resulting in I need to realign the scope again. I found that by wrapping the power cord around the aluminum arm several times before plugging it into the jack resulted in the plug not losing connection while the scope was moving. Of course you can always use internal batteries 8 double A's and then you would not have that problem. This scope works well and dark skies and provides decent views of some deep space objects as well as planets when a Barlow lens is used. You can still do the planets without the Barlow but the magnification will be low.Overall I would give this gopai marks and I think it is a great value for beginning as well as intermediate level amateur astronomers. One note that I would make for those that are buying this as a first scope is that you will never see images and the eyepiece of beeps space objects such as nebulas and galaxies or planets that look like pictures in magazines with full color in great detail regardless of what amateur telescope you buy. Most deep space objects appear as gray smudges or a small puff of smoke. The only way to obtain the detail similar to magazines and books has with a astronomical camera attached to the scope and processing software on a computer to enhance the images. Of course, those things can be added later. Happy stargazing I hope this helped.

For such an inexpensive price, I felt like I got a very high quality piece of equipment. It took me a few weeks playing around with it to figure out how much to angle it in different lighting etc, but I'm not a professional photographer.. just a mom with a camera trying to capture memories of my kids. I usually keep it almost angled all the way up, or else everything appears overly flashed, but at almost all the way up, I get just the right amount of exposure. I did really struggle getting it to take in focus photos with my Canon 30D, I stopped using it eventually because I couldn't figure it out. I'm sure it's just user error.

To start with this is a Manual flash, The product is described as working with several camera brands. I have tested them on Canon and Pentax.If you can do without TTL and such then this flash is for you.Like what others have mentioned here are the great things about this:1. Inexpensive2. rotates and tilts to various degrees (unlike some of the cheaper flashes out there)3. Slave mode4. buttons on the back are great if you don't like dials5. has sync cord connectionIf you read the other reviews, someone mentioned the battery chamber cover creating issues for proper contact of the tabs to the battery ends. I have to agree with that reviewer. When I first tried it the flash did not power on. A little nudge downward on the tab solves the issue.Highly recommended for budget photog's and beginners

I researched external flash units a lot until settling on this one. I'm not one to purchase something with a lot more bells and whistles than what I need - at least not with camera equipment and at least not yet. I learned about several features and capabilities which distinguish cheaper models from more expensive ones and realized that for my needs/use as a novice photographer and new T3i owner, this unit provided exactly what I needed while having just enough additional features to use if and when I get to that point. If there should come a point when I find myself needing features beyond the scope of this one, I can still use this unit as a slave if I so desire. Excellent price, fantastic unit!

I have an older home and didn’t want to install a Ring doorbell. Plus I read that Ting video was being shared without the consent of the owners. I opted for this camera instead and it works great. I used it via the app while traveling in Europe and it gave me a sense of security. I have it turned off when I am at home during the day. The version I bought is battery operated which eliminates the problem of hooking it up to an internal power source. Not sure how long the battery lasts but I have had it running for two months without issue.Not expensive and there is no monthly cost. You can set the time length of the video .I plan to buy two others for the side and back of the house.

Only day one of using this camera so I will come back to edit if I have any issuesInstallation was extremely simple and painless. Even wiring in the module to make my mechanic doorbell work with it only took 2 min.I have a full lorex NVR system that havent installed on my house yet and I thought I needed to at least set up the DVR in order for this doorbell to work. To my suprise, you don't need anything other than wifi and a smart phone. So that was a pleasant surprise .Picture quality is better than expected, voice controls are handy.Quality of parts seems to be above par.As of 01/19/23 I'm very happy with this purchase. I will edit if anything changes or after some more usage

This flash is a wonderful addition to my photography collection! I have a small budget so the price is amazing cause I get a lot for a little. It works fine for my level of knowledge and is simple and fast to get the hang of. I actually prefer manual over ttl so this works perfectly for me. I can adjust the amount of light and it works just fine for no matter what I'm shooting. The pivot of the top is excellent, can go almost anywhere I want to have the flash or bounce the light. The batteries last through several hundred photos and long sessions without needing to be changed. The off camera flash syncs up fast and works every time. The brightness is awesome! Reliable, bright, and works great!