The goggles are mostly for night time viewing. I was amazed at how far into the woods and fields I could see. The image is very sharp. There are 7 different levels for the IR light at night. 7 being the highest. It will drain your 6 AA batteries pretty quickly. If you don't have enough juice it won't give you the option for the higher levels even.I am happy with the quality of level 1 or 2 and usually leave it there.When viewing at night you don't want to be behind any glass. You may get some ok views looking straight through. However as soon as you look through at an angle it will wash out the display from the IR light bouncing off the glass.For batteries, the booklet says not to use rechargeables. I can't recall for sure, but I don't think it would power on with them. If it did, night vision was limited to the lower numbers.Using levels 1&2 I have been using the same batteries for 3 months with light usage.I have been having a lot of fun using these. I only wish there was a way to turn down the display brightness. When using them as night if I let them hang from the strap around my neck I can't see out in front of me. I have to cover the display or turn them off because I can't see past the light the display is putting out. If I am missing it could someone let me know?

I bought this after my old Fitbit Charge HR (1st gen) died (well, the electronic bit was fine, but the straps started to peel off to the point where I couldn't keep it on my wrist and the original charge was not designed with interchangeable straps. Superglue only held it together for so long).I've had the product just over a week and I have zero regrets, it is amazing. When my charge 1 died, I very briefly looked into other fitness tracker brands but of course I ended back at Fitbit. The app used with the device is the most user friendly and gives you heaps of information in easily digestible visually attractive ways. The app also syncs with a number of other good apps such as MyFitness Pal and FitStar.Compared to my original Charge HR 1, the Blaze seems to track my heart rate so much more accurately (charge 1 used to think I was dead if my HR went over 130, which it easily does when doing any moderate exercise!) and has so much more functionality. You can quickly swipe to your daily overview to see where you are in relation to your daily steps/activity/distance/cals burned/floors climbed goals. The exercise tracking functions are amazing. I used to use my charge 1 to track yoga workouts for example and it would give me really inaccurate data and would think that I had walked 2km worth of steps. On the Blaze, it has a dedicated setting to track yoga which works brilliantly. You can also track weights sessions, runs, treadmill runs, bike rides, hikes etc. For outdoor runs, hikes and bike rides, you can use the watch in conjunction with your phone's GPS to get even more information on your hike. At the end of the workout, it shows you a little map of your hike and a load of other interesting stats.The Blaze also has a guided breathing/relaxation mode, which at first I thought would be lame, but actually, it is brilliant and really does work to calm me down, especially if I am stressing out at work about deadlines etc. Another thing I love about the Blaze is that it has a few mini Fitstar workouts (10 min abs, a 7 min HIIT workout, a warm up) pre programmed into it, with countdown timers and little GIFS showing you what to do. Sometimes I get home from work and I cannot face going back out to the gym but feel like I should do something at home. With the little Fitstar workouts, I can get a few circuits in at home and feel like I've done something, without having to sit down and work out which exercises I'm going to do and for how long. I actually use the 10 minute abs at the gym as well at the end of a session.The Blaze itself looks sleek and beautiful and I've had lots of compliments on it. I was worried it was going to be HUGE on my tiny child like wrists (I am a 5 ft 1 25 y/o who has about 4.5 to 5 inch wrists - I can wrap my thumb around my wrist to my pinky finger very easily). It is definitely big, but it is certainly not TOO big. What's more important (and what sold it for me) is that it is soooooo comfy to wear. The strap is really soft and flexible, nothing like my old Charge HR1 strap with was rigid, hard and made my skin clammy!So, all in all, 10/10 would buy again, love it.

We have a plugin sound machine in baby's room, but wanted something for traveling/camping, so we got one of these. While we loved the size, there were a couple trade-offs.The size is perfect, as you can see from the many review photos. Small, easy to pack. Ample enough charge to get through the night. We'd have liked to see enough run time to get through a couple nights a little easier, but there's only so much you can do in this size.The sound was a little tinny and hollow - cheap sounding, if you will. Again, this is probably due to the small size of the device. The baby probably doesn't care, but it's not going to do double-duty as a sound machine for us. It does have enough volume to help drown out noise, so there's that. The actual selection of sounds was... interesting. My wife was terrified of the heartbeat and refused to use it. lol We have another and the heartbeat is less intense and she prefers that one. Also, the shushing is also an interesting option. We personally would never use it, but to each their own.Nightlight is fine and a welcome addition. (Especially when camping in pitch dark.) The strap is a nice touch and we're glad you can still access the buttons with it on. We honestly didn't love the buttons though as they feel too hard to find.Overall it's a good little portable sound machine. We do with the sound quality was a little better and had a few more options in the selection of noises. For that reason we docked a star, but otherwise this is a fine little sound machine from a reputable maker.

This speaker surprised me a little bit. It is small, light-weight (which usually isn't a good thing) and fairly inexpensive. It has 1 active drive rand 1 passive radiator, so mono sound. They do advertise this as stereo, so that is incorrect.Sound quality is decent, albeit a little dirty/grainy sounding. It has a fairly detailed sound with acceptable bass. Now the bass really isn't impressive, but considering the size, weight and power, the bass is acceptable. So the overall sound is pleasant to listen to at moderate volume. It won't get extremely loud, but again, for it's size the output is perfectly reasonable.Lights are nicely done and you get a few modes to pick from or turn them off. When adjusting volume levels the lights will go around in a circular pattern to reflect the volume level, which is a nice touch. Lights will impact battery life, so unless you really need them on I would turn them off to maximize battery life. I say this because the speaker doesn't come close to the advertised 24 hours battery life if you play this speaker at mid to higher levels. 7-8 hours is more realistic.So overall this little speaker is a solid option in this price range. It is IPX7 rated, so that makes it a good option for a bathroom or shower speaker. The attached strap makes it easy to hang from something, again, making it a good shower speaker option. Catch this on sale and/or with a coupon and grab one.....or two since it also supports TWS.

Perhaps the best thing I can say about this phone mount is the comment I got from the man who built my custom e-bike. When I went to pick-up the bike the other day, I brought the phone mount with me so I could immediately attach it to the handlebar. The guy looked at the mount and said, "oh, I am so glad you bought a high-quality, strong phone mount." The mount attached easily and securely to the handlebar. It is rock-solid.The spring-clip that holds the sides of the phone is strong and very secure. At first the springs perhaps felt a little too strong, but after going over a couple of bumps and realizing the phone didn't move one bit, I was confident I didn't have to worry about the phone becoming detached from the mount. In addition to the spring-clip, of course, the mount has a very substantial, well designed rubber strap that holds the four corners of the phone for extra security.What really appealed to me when comparing mounts on Amazon was the ball and socket connection between the handlebars and the phone. This allows the phone angle to be adjusted while the handlebar bracket remains tightly attached to the handlebar. The angle can be locked-in by simply tightening the ring around the ball.The holder comes with two tightening screws to allow connection to small or very large handlebars. There is a nice rubber sleeve between the mount and handlebar that protects the handlebar and prevents rotating. Plus, it comes with three rubber straps--black, red and green. The colors are fun and add a little style to my bike!This phone mount is a winner! Great price, too. Highly recommended.!

This is a great portable sound system (boom box). The unit measures 4.25x7.5x12.5" and weighs 6 pounds 1.1 ounces. The handle is rigid and possibly removable. There is another unit like this that has a flexible strap. The 3.5mm jack can connect directly to a cellphone or tablet or computer. When the 3.5mm plug is inserted into the unit, the Blue Tooth connection will end. The Blue Tooth connection works well with little latency. There is a micro Secure Digital card slot that I haven't tried yet. To power up the unit: Press & hold the Power Button for 2 to 3 seconds. The Power Button LED will begin to flash Blue (searching for Blue Tooth connection). Turn on cellphone, etc, and locate Blue Tooth and choose W-King. Power Button LED should turn and stay solid blue. You are now connected via Blue Tooth. Press and hold the Power Button for 2 to 3 seconds. Power Button LED should turn solid red. The LED should then turn off after a few seconds. The unit is now off. There are 2 equalization modes. I might search and install an equalization app on my cellphone in the future for more frequency control. The volume is LOUD. Be sure to fully charge the internal battery. The unit has a 3-stage battery level indicator. After charging for10 hours, my unit was still flashing on the 3rd level. After using my unit for 10 hours, the level is still indicating 3 bars and are solid (not charging). After more use, hope 3 solid on LED's will turn to 2 solid on LED's...thus indicating the level of charge. The cellphone Blue Tooth connection indicates the charge in percent!

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 UPDATE:I called customer support and left a message with the call center. Drew (one of their support agents) called me back in 20 minutes and was so helpful! They're even sending me a brand new kit! That is just above and beyond the level of professionalism.I'd already given this kit a 5 star rating for all the reasons below, but if I could give it more stars, I would. DEFINITELY will purchase from this company again. They provide a quality product at a low price and their customer support is through the roof. AWESOME.Original Review:I really like the comprehensive set of items. I love the fact that you get the little tripod that grips and I love the headgear and chest gear completely. I really don’t understand, fully, the wrist gear or why I would want to use it... maybe for climbing? We can stop and take a photo, perhaps. However, for video I don’t see a use for the wrist strap mount. You could never get enough adhesive mounting brackets for your GoPro, so the large amount of them included along with extra adhesive strips is fantastic. I wish that the gear came with a waterproof casing, but then I’d probably be suspicious about whether or not it would work. The price is amazing. The only problem I have with this is the float device. The float device that I received is defective and has a small leak allowing water to fill the flow device making it useless.

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 After searching for a small, waterproof, & Bluetooth speaker I stumbled across this one. It has tons of 4 & 5 star reviews. I wanted a Bluetooth speaker for when I cut my hair and i watch Netflix while doing so. Or, when my wife gives our Doberman a bath. This speaker will be used with an iPad while watching Netflix and we have longer times in the shower or when my wife does her makeup. I didn’t want anything that was too powerful but had great sound and clarity. It comes with a nice strap and suction cup that i noticed stays really well on glass but not so well on tile. It feels well built and has a charging usb-c cable included. I have noticed some reviews mentioned the lack of bass or surround sound and things that these small speakers are just not made for. This speaker is a great buy for the price and has amazing sound and clarity for such a small package. It’s not going to blow you eardrums up or move your clothing while you listen to music or a movie…but, it delivers clear speech on movies and nice sound on music. I am really happy I didn’t spend more than I needed to on a speaker that can be easily beat by this speaker for my needs! You ask would I recommend? Yes! I would also add that my needs are not the same as your so know what you want out of a “shower” Bluetooth speaker and don’t be disappointed if these tiny speakers under $30 don’t shatter glass when turned up all the way! Know your needs and understand you expectations! I am giving it all 5 stars so far.