I love that your phone goes in the center of the light instead of below it like my other model. I feel like it makes the pictures more even and is brighter on the subject. The bluetooth button is super simple and easy to use. I love that it has a regular plug (as opposed to USB) because I can use it anywhere in my house or even outside! Creates excellent photos. I do wish the part that holds your phone could move around so I could get different angles a little easier. Overall, I really love this light and I'm going to get some excellent use out of it.

the bluetooth earphone can eliminate noise. However the multifunction, + and - three key buttons need to have more height so as to easier touch the three buttons for adjusting

Suddenly stopped working after 5 years, you can feel the HDD turning but the light shines no more, my laptop recognises it but can't access itGood while it lasted, although you can play games from it on the original Xbox, Xbox series X only allows you to store games on it

It's a product that inspires one to think beyond the box. Once I received it I began imagining all sorts of ways to use it and to adapt other products to accommodate it's use. Have not yet found a place to stick the ball base. However, might just find a small square piece of metal and adhesive tape it to the dash instead.

I've owned a few of these drives for a while now (One of these and two black ones). I was close to sending this one back recently as I started to get timeouts and USB disconnects. However, I did a bit of testing and found that:- It was easy to reproduce - random read (or write) I/Os towards the end of the disk did the trick.- It happened in Windows and Linux.- It also happened when I tried the same tests on the other drives, which had so far caused no issues.What I think is happening is the operations, which are longer because of the shingling process, were simply taking too long and the drive was becoming saturated. Once a timeout threshold is reached, the I/O will be retried - you will see this in the System log in Windows, or dmesg in Linux (not sure how logging is done on Macs as I don't use them, but it will be similar). Too many retries and the OS will reset the USB port and it's downhill from there.The simple rule here is you cannot use these drives for anything remotely day-to-day. Use them to store and retrieve data long term and try not to do much more with it. In my case all I was doing was some downloads directly onto the drive (multiple parallel downloads hence random I/O). Instead do your work on better disks - either internal HDDs/SSDs or non-shingled USB drives, and then copy the data across.Still, the price per capacity is good on these. As long as you know their limitations.

Granted I didn't buy the super speedy ones but these work great as I upgraded my Raid 1 for my OS from a 250Gb to these 1Tb. Never an issue with WD drives!!

purchased this one for my little boy for school remote learning. can't complain about it, wire long enough for laptop and desktop.

So pleased with these pebbles - small enough to cart around, but give a tremendous boost to my laptop's sound. Very happy with this purchase :0)