On a whim, I was looking for power monitoring plugs with Sense power monitor integration. A few days ago, I found this pack from D-Link. I wasn't even expecting them to be HomeKit compatible. They work and integrate VERY smoothly. They provide a great way to track "less discoverable" devices on your Sense monitor. In my case, I use them on my air purifier, desk/computer setup, and tv/stereo equipment.I don't really need the "on/off" functionality, but it's there if I do.My only recommendation is to scan the Homekit QR code on the bottom before you plug it in. It's a pain to scan after it's in the wall. You'd have to kind of twist around upside down to get a camera shot. Just scan the QR but don't start adding the device. Wait until it's plugged in then hit "add device" or whatever.Also, they're very reasonably priced for the convenience and tracking they provide.

Received this as a gift for my baby shower. Initially it worked great! However, after only using it sparingly for a few months the night vision stopped working. I tried everything and eventually contacted customer support. It was passed the one year warranty and since it was a gift I didn’t have proof of purchase so my hopes weren’t high that anything could be done. I was bummed because I had barely used it and it was such a well rated and expensive monitor. After trying a few more things recommended by customer support to my surprise they were able to send me a new camera unit! I had the person who gifted it to me provide their proof of purchase and even though my warranty was expired the company sent me a replacement. The customer support person has reached out multiple times to make sure everything is working. I absolutely love companies that have great customer service. It makes such a huge difference!

The reason I got this is that I have a two-year-old son, and he does have a current baby monitor; however, since he's so mobile, our old baby monitor sometimes doesn't show what's going on, or you can't reach certain areas of his room, so we needed a second one.This baby monitor is cute, and I love how easy it was to install and set up with little to no effort. The video on it is extremely clear, and I love how it notifies me of every sound and movement. The only reason I gave this four stars is that whenever I try to use two-way talk, it starts glitching and saying the room is overheating or freezing, even though it's not. This ONLY happens during the two-way talk and never any other time. Besides that huge issue, the camera is excellent, and considering the price, this is a great budget-friendly baby monitor that parents would love.

So, I got this as a baby shower gift for my daughter (who is now 2). I will say the durability of this is amazing! My 2 year older has literally thrown the monitor from the second floor and everything is still in tact.That being said, BEFORE it was thrown down the stairs and whatnot, the monitor would die (and still does on occasion) when taken off of the power supply. It was very annoying at first as I couldn’t figure out why it was doing this, and I have to take the battery out and wait about 10 seconds and then put it back in and voila! Full charge. This is somewhat of a nuisance to me as it’s annoying to sit there and hear the beeps when it immediately goes to low battery instead of completely dead. The beeping is very annoying, but you can turn down the volume of the notifications (beeping). I’m expecting our second this coming May and and weighing the options of getting a second camera or just a new system.It is a very good monitor, I just wish the quirks would get fixed.

Words cannot express how much I love this thing! NO MORE REMOTES!!! I can do everything from an app on my phone (my daughters phone, husbands phone etc,). We always seem to misplace remotes in our house but we always have our phones! Also there's been a couple times where we left the house in a hurry and if we forgot to shut everything off we can be clear in another state and still be able to turn off our electronics! We have a doorbell camera and there was someone that was repeatedly knocking on our door while we were out of town. (Our neighbourhood has had a rash of break-ins where they knock to see if your home and if you don't answer they come back 10min later with a van and break in). Hubby turned on the TV, switched channels and turned the volume way high to make it seem like we were at home... they literally ran away! Best purchase EVER!!!

This Hero 9 is my first compact 'action camera'. After a quick shoot with it, I understand why it's so popular.I can't imagine feeling so privileged I would complain about the size, considering I used to lug around a conspicuous, heavy and very bulky Canon Rebel T7i. True, the Canon had a wide range of lenses and settings the Hero could be envious, but the picture quality is more than fine for most video creation - especially with the 5k setting.What struck me when I opened the box is the size and portability. This little camera is made to travel. It's unbelievably light, compact and durable. The cost compared with a full-sized DSLR makes it an easy choice to bring anywhere in any conditions.My only complaint is how it seems like GoPro accessorize you to death for a little extra money. $50 for a spare charger (which, you'll likely need), another $20 for a decent tripod mount, another $50 or so for a protective case, and on and on and on. I get they want to be flexible in their offerings (e.g. water sport accessories vs. vlogger accessories), but that charger should be included because who is going to just leave the case open during charging aside from the clearly deranged?My only other complaint (and 'only' should mean 'one', but this isn't just directed at GoPro, so it's more like a half-complaint) is the miniSDXC card. It's so blooming small. I worry about loosing it or damaging it. I genuinely can't see the value in it being so small by comparison to normal SD cards. Does an SD card take up THAT much space? And you still need an SD adapter to read the miniSD cards. This miniaturization is anarchy against humanity. :-pAnyway, I LOVE the Hero 9. I don't see the point in buying an 8 or 7, given the better features of the 9. Definitely worth every penny, even if they Nickle and dime you with accessories.

A lot of telescope for the money. I've had it 7 months now and I'm pretty satisfied. I bought 8 high quality AA re-chargeable batteries and they work great. I've been out there over 2 hours with it and not run out of power - don't know how long they will go but I just re-charge them after every use.The "go to" function is not always accurate enough to put your target inside the field of view of the supplied 25mm eyepiece. I recently bought a 40mm eyepiece and so far it seems to make finding targets easier. I've added other eyepieces too.I also bought a universal bracket mount to put my digital point and shoot camera on it. I've gotten some very good pictures of the moon, Jupiter, and Saturn.I highly recommend this scope for adult novices who want to explore the hobby, not pay and arm and a leg, and not quickly outgrow their first scope.

Before leaving for vacation, I was looking for a sturdy selfie stick to take with me on vacation. The previous ones I owned were flimsy and would break after a couple uses. So I decided to try this one out and I am super happy that I did. Its not as lightweight as the other selfie sticks, but the sturdiness makes up for it. Not once when I was collapsing it or expanding it did I ever feel like it was going to break. My phone was secure in the attachment and I was able to use it with the case. But I would be weary if you have a bulky or thick case. The selfie stick doubles as a tripod which is nice. A lot easier to take timed group photos without anyone missing. I also appreciated that it came with a Gopro attachment and the usual bluetooth remote making it a total hands free experience. If your someone who doesn't like bringing an actual camera with you every time you go on vacation, this is the next best option for great pics.