I had purchased an expensive sound bar and it had way too many quirks, the price on these was a hard to pass up so I gave them a go, really shocked at how good they actually sound. Now these are just for personal use at a desk in an office to consume music and informational youtube videos and I thought these would just be a placeholder until I find a more expensive option I like, but now that I've used them I'm going to stick with them.

My skin loves it. It has never looked or felt better. My granddaughter complements me now on my skin.

I love that these are comfortable even while I’m laying down.

Easy to install, unobtrusive and remote can turn all 3 that I mounted under the cabinets in my kitchen at once or individually.

Mega Qualität in Verarbeitung wie auch im Bild! Stufenlos verstellbar, mit festen Endpunkten und somit kein X-Cross möglich.Geliefert wie beschrieben + noch ein paar kleinen Gimicks mit in der Schachtel...T O P - Kaufempfehlung.

I bought this to replace my Cannon XTi, which had a melt down on the mother board. This new unit was less expensive that that XTi it replace, has a higher resolution, uses my existing lenses and flash and seems to work even better than the one it replaces (I've notice a faster focusing and better performance under low light). I am extremely happy with my T2i. I see no reason to pay the extra money for a T3i. The added features for the T3i were not something I would use and the resolution is the same.

I dropped my Canon 40D recently and it was beyond reapir. I bought a used Rebel T2i for $400 a month ago because it has newer technology. Here is my comparison.The 40D is a higher grade camera with magnesium body, better shutter feel and sound. It's heavier and gives me a substantial feel. Unfortunately the 40D's low light performance is so so. Don't push any ISO beyond 1600. The T2i's overall deisgn is more plasticky. The shutter's feel and sound are also inferior to the 40D. But it has 18 meggapixels. I can push the ISO to 3200 with fairly good result. I put a high priority on ISO because I always use existing lighting as much as posible except for those typical non-creative social photos. Otherwise I would have no problem buying back the 40D.You won't go wrong buying a used 40D or a T2i. The 40D is well built and feels solid to the hand. Ten meg is more than enough. You can always use RAW to achieve bigger file size. The T2i is like a Honda, not an Acura but it gives you bigger file and video. Used prices for 40D or T2i are similar, for about $400. You can't even buy a Sony Nex 3 for that amount.If you are about to get more involved in photography, don't care much about video (I don't) and want to upgrade from a point and shoot, buy a used 40D. I still miss my 40D. If you must have video and won't mind plastic body, buy the T2i. Remember, the camera can only be as good as the photographer. Many of my favorite photos in the last few years were taken with the 40D. You're welcome to see them at:flickr.com/photos/benbychan/

Cracking little things. Way better than I thought.Only thing that mildly annoyed me is that you'd to use the speak jack as well as the USB. I know it says it in the description, but in 2022 you'd have thought these would just work via USB or something?