Everything I'd want ... bright, adjustable ... fit my special location needTHEY HAVE BEEN UP FOR 14 MONTHSAnd really love the ability to set supper short 15 seconds (as well as 30 minutes I think).My only gripe would be 'limited motion detection angle, their detector only has a 20 degree view .... which sadly limits their applicationi thought it might have been my unusual locations for the first two, sadly no.I still like them and will now order #5 & 6..Life expectancy .... TBD .... but at price 2-3 years would be great -- with my short time setting maybe they'll last longer-- GOING STRONG AFTER 13 Months

I need to order some more for me and my family. Will make GREAT Christmas presents for next year

Tried all kinds of cans, even the M50x. These are the best I’ve used. Hands down.I did a lot of research before buying. I would definitely recommend these to anyone.Hugely impressive soundstage for closed backs, exception clarity and very nice separation. The price is ridiculous for the quality.You will not be disappointed.

Saw a very similar stand on the TV (WeatherTech) and went on the site to buy it. But i hate paying for shipping so decided to check Amazon. I did find it (same price but no shipping) -- but then found this one - for much cheaper. So far I love it. I have it sitting on the stand next to my computer - and use it to read my emails, books and for surfing the web (sometimes I use my computer, sometimes I use my phone) and also for text messaging and phone calls (great for those long-winded phone calls!). Sometimes if I stand up too quickly it does tip over and fall into my chair, so maybe it could be a little bit more sturdy but would the WeatherTech one do the same - probably. Overall very happy, and can't beat the price.Just noticed that this says "Vine Voices" - just wanted to add in that I did NOT receive this for free. I bought this before I joined Vine Voices.

It is so much easier to get into our mailboxes now at night & feels safer too.

I’m a newbie when it comes to headphones, and I really didn’t like the stock earpads at first. I almost returned them, then I read some suggestions that saved it for me:EDIT: The earpads did soften up after a while, but eventually I looked into getting replacement earpads anyway. I found the NewFantasia Replacement Earpads for ~$22 and they've been very comfortable. They are supposedly made of sheepskin leather, and I'm not an expert on material, but they are MUCH softer and far more comfortable than the stock earpads without changing the sound too much (pretty much not altered as far as I can hear).I've also tried the Brainwavez angled earpads and they were extremely comfortable but the highs began to sound too tinny, and the bass was reduced just enough that I didn't like the headphones anymore.If you're curious about my experience with the stock earpads:1. Give it a few weeks for the ear pads to soften up.2. Put some toilet paper between the cups and the pads (imaged attached). Provides more room for ears. This changed the sound slightly, but not nearly as much as buying a different ear pad. I tried the brainwaves angled pads, and I did not like the reduction in bass or the extra cost, but the additional comfort was almost worth it initially until somebody suggested the toilet paper fix.3. I’m a student and I wear these for hours and hours on end. 4 months of breaking them in and around the 6 hour mark my ears need a break, but this time interval continues to get longer and longer as the cushion breaks in and softens up. The toilet paper helped a lot as well as I have large ears (elephant ears as my parents used to affectionately say).With respect to the sound:The bass is nice, but I’m not a bass head. It’s there and I can hear even very deep bass very clearly, but it’s not head shaking and it doesn’t overpower the rest of the sound. The mid-tones are surprisingly clear (coming from stock Apple headphones). The highs are not too sharp (also something I’m very sensitive to). The sound isolation isn’t nearly as good as active noise cancelling, but the passive isolation does effectively block a lot of noises that I would normally find very distracting during studying. When nothing is playing I can still hear the cars outside, but I can barely hear people talking. Playing music really blocks out the other noise that I can still hear too.Overall, very happy. Sometimes I wonder if I should have splurged the extra $50 for the M50X, but saving the money for the earpads was definitely the right call for me. I love the clarity and passive isolation and I look forward to many more hours of listening.

...and have had poor luck with the other well-known brand failing too often and too prematurely. This one was plenty large enough for my needs, is small enough to carry in a pocket, doesn't require a separate power cord (because it gets its power through the USB cord), and is USB 3.0...plenty fast enough for most purposes. I'd buy it again.

These are the best lights to put into your bedroom. I love them.