I gave this to my mother on her birthday. She is of the boomer generation and has never been a fan of cell phones, or technology in general. She absolutely LOVED this phone, she brought it with her everywhere to show everyone she knew, and apparently they’re all under the same rock w/her, because no one had ever seen it before. The idea of this piece of tech is great, especially for older folks. If the quality of the product was as good as it’s novelty value, it’d be a must have for everyone over 60. However, when it came to actually using the item, not a lot of success was found. The volume is bad and it comes unplugged if you have a thick case on your iphone, like my mom does. In the end, she never actually put it to use, but I’d still say it was worth every penny, just for the kick she got out of it & the novelty of showing it off to her friends.

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 These are GREAT. We first purchased about a year ago when our daughter (one at the time) was having trouble sleeping alone. It has held up wonderfully. It is easy enough to use that she turns it on herself each night as we get ready for bed. The volume range is fantastic - especially for the price. Our home has thin walls and this drown out noise quite well so we are able to watch tv, do dishes, etc. without waking her up.We typically keep it plugged it for ease, but the charge does last quite some time.My only complaint is that the stand is not attached, so the sound machine falls off pretty easily. This doesn’t affect the function at all, so it wasn’t worth knocking a star in my opinion.We have since gotten a second one, for our own room. Both have been great.

I have a home assistant setup running. These NSPanels are currently being "flashed and tweaked" for full local control, but even in stock form these are great little units.I am using the Sonoff home assistant addon which allows control, and the default interface works fine for my needs.Being able to see the room temp as well as outdoor weather is great.The units have dual switching outputs incase you want to control 2 different lights from a single gang box.Only issue is the gang box size. You need to measure and verify that these will fit into your house boxes. I had to replace the boxes in my house to fit the wider rear protrusion. This might not be an issue with newer builds, but its best to check.Overall so far, worth the upgrade. looking forward to seeing what the open source community will bring as far ad customizing these great units.

I've had them for ~3 months now. They're connected to an Asus laptop in a medium size apartment bedroom (12x15). They are so powerful that I usually turn them to about 50% for normal-to-louder listening. Bass and treble are adjustable (alas no mid knob) but my laptop also has WavesMaxx Audio so I can fiddle with equalizer settings when desired (which is rarely if ever).I am considering buying a second pair to hook up to my TV instead of buying a soundbar or 5.1/7.1 system -> They are THAT versatile. Paired with an apple TV they could be a formidable apartment living room sound system (short of ground shaking sub).They're well worth the extra bucks over a cheaper logitech gaming setup (2.1/5.1 with those sub modules) and much cheaper than a pair of mid-to-high end bookshelf speakers. If you're just in a need of a solid sounding system for your apartment, look no further.

I love these! I probably have 5 or 6 wireless headsets. I accidentally washed my LG brand in the washer. I have other expensive name brand headsets but they all kept disconnecting from my phone every few seconds. At first I was skeptical about getting these until I combed through the reviews. I was trying my best not to go spend over 100 bucks on another LG set so I ordered these just to give them a try. Best decision! The battery life is unbelievable! While I'm working, I listen to music and I also watch movies. I also talk on the phone a lot. I haven't had to charge them yet and I've had them for 3 days! Im thinking about ordering a 2nd set just in case lol. Buy them! Well worth it!

I spent a ton of time researching a new high DPI gaming mouse for my setup. I even went as far as visiting local stores to ensure that the mouse works with my hand. Mice and keyboards are one of the most subjective items to rate or recommend, because everyone has different tastes. As a result, I think it's worth taking the time to visit a shop that will allow you to demo what you're looking for. Once you figure that out, and want something that's great for claw gripping, and versatile enough to match other styles, look no further (unless you have a crazy budget and can afford the light speed wireless version).The only downside is that the software is required if you want any of the features. This is not an issue if you have a modern computer with enough RAM. However, if you have an aversion to background programs, maybe look for something that doesn't require software (Steel Series).

I bought this set to add to an older Roku soundbar to see if I could more sound that I could hear with my poor hearing without turning up the volume high. I set them up behind me at first, I could tell no difference. A couple of weeks later I moved them to the same area of the TV facing the viewer. WOW. I don't know how to describe the improved sound, but it was more clear with the voices at a reasonable volume level. The sound is a quality sound that just improves on the great Roku soundbar, and with added woofer, like being in a theater! I'll be adding another set to another soundbar we recently bought. Once I noticed each speaker had to have power, I found the location I wanted to use. Easy setup, wireless connection, not wireless for power. Worth the money long term.

I know it looks like a Shure 55S, but I don't think it should be compared to that. I would consider it maybe an alternative to an SM7B but only for vocals or low frequency sources.I could see this being used by podcasters and talk videographers - it's very clean/clear/full on vocals. And it looks cool for sure.It has a very interesting effect of suppressing higher frequencies, which allows vocal frequencies to come through thick and strong. There is a strong proximity effect (which is kind of more bass/fullness as you get closer) but it has decent sensitivity as you back off.We replaced a Shure Beta58 for the vocalist in a rock practice and the vocal clarity noticeably increased and was also more full - and with half the bleed from cymbals - if not even less bleed (which could account for the clarity of the vocals).Also, it sounds amazing on a guitar cabinet paired with a MD-421 and also a SM57 (which is what I usually pair together for guitar cabs). Great on bass cab, great on kick drum. It handles the high SPL very easily, but it can also catch nuance. I want to try mic-ing the bottom of floor toms. Or even as secondary overheads to mix a drum overhead with less cymbal presence.Perhaps it's the dual capsule configuration, or the enclosure - that nice heavy metal has to impact the sound, but whatever makes the magic it's definitely worth adding to a mic cabinet for getting a different, but high quality sound. As noted in another review, it's not going to compare to a Unidyne/Shure 55S and if you want that, it's worth saving up a few hundred for it. This isn't a cheaper version, it's a different animal altogether. Also, it's not a cheaper version of the SM7B, it's different but it could be used in many cases where SM7B's are used.