Theres no amount of praise that I can heap on the XT8 that will communicate my enthusiasm about this telescope. So rather than repeat all the adjectives that have already been used, I will focus my review on tips that people might find useful.First of all if you are like me and are considering XT8 vs XT6 - dude - buy the XT8 - I am sure the XT6 is great but the 8inch is the real thing, perfect mix of aperture and portability. That been said, do know what you are getting into - XT8 is substantial - no denying that - but its manageable. If I had gone with an XT10 - it would not have fit in my car - not easily anyway. The XT8 occupies the entire back seat of my Volkswagen Jetta(08). I am 5'6 and I can handle the XT8 but only as separate pieces, tube and stand. Together, its too cumbersome and heavy to move - also unsafe. The padded case is not all that satisfactory - but it is a must none the less. You get this telescope - you would want to take it to dark skies, the telescope begs it - and you are going to need that bag - so just get it right away. This is one of the accessories that can't wait.Assembly is good - I would suggest don't throw away the plastic coverings, that the telescope parts come with. You can use them to protect your telescope - for e.g. the correction tension springs are metal and can scratch the side of the telescope where they brush against, this wont harm the telescope's optic capability - but why marr it - so once you are done installing - use the bubble wrap plastic to cover them - so when they do brush against the telescope, theres a padding.When setting up the telescope, always take out the stand first and make sure its on as flat a ground as possible. Try tipping the stand, to find if any of the legs are rickety - all three legs of the base have to be at the same ground level - think of your typical old chair that goes tip top when you sit on it - the stand can't do that. Once you have this set up - then move put the telescope on - moving the telescope + stand risks the whole aseembly and its too much effort.The EZ Finder II is great. However, take out 20 minutes in the evening and try and get it aligned with your optics as best as you can - a hair width of error between that red dot and the center of your mirror - won't matter much when you want to see Saturn - but once you start DSO hunting - and you will - that error can mean the difference between hitting that nebula or galaxy and missing the field all together.Know when to stop adjusting the focusser. There is always that urge that may be if I tweak this a bit more I'll get a sharper image. You'll keep adjusting forever. How sharp an image you see on the eye piece also largely depends on the seeing conditions at that place. So don't get mad at the telescope for what is not its fault. Get the focus as best as you can - and be patient in your observation. TAKE YOUR TIME - the celestial objects - or their light rather - will be there tomorrow and the night after and after .. TAKE YOUR TIME - if you track an object or a start or that galaxy for long enough - you will eventually get micro windows when the seeing perfects - and the view will astound you.Lastly, please take care of the telescope - its a baby! Extremely beautiful - capable and adorable - give it a good home and be a good student.

Ottimo prodotto accessoriato di tutto punto per qualsiasi esigenza. Non sto a rielencare quanto presente all'interno del pacchetto in quanto è tutto elencato in maniera ottima e corretta rispetto a quanto ricevuto.Tenete bene conto che il voto della recensione conta sul fatto che per quello che la si paga non si può chiedere di più.Iinnanzituto, la camera è fornita del classico case impermeabile infatti vi sconsiglio di immergerla priva di esso. La telecamera i se è molto leggera, complice del fatto che è plastica molto resistente e anche se da una impressione di fragilità, non è questo assolutamente il caso.La qualità video e paragonabile alla prima GoPro con la quale ho fatto una comparativa essendone ancora in possesso. Se si vuole avere una cam per poter avere più punti di vista, questa è un'ottima scelta.Unica pecca, attenti alle troppe vibrazione. Conviene mettere un piccolo spessore per rendere la telecamera perfettamente immobile. Questo difetto purtroppo ce l'hanno tutte le action cam con il case impermeabile.

La cam fa quello che deve senza troppi intoppi, è sicuramente un buon prodotto per la sfacia di prezzo a cui è venduta. E' un nuovo prodotto quindi magari andando avanti si potrebbero anche avere miglioramenti software tramite aggiornamenti ecc (attraverso l'app).La consiglio nel complesso, non ha deluso le aspettative. Un sunto:PRO: - qualità costruttiva ottima - grande varietà di accessori, c'è di tutto per poter montare la camera su praticamente qualsiasi attrezzo per diversi sport, dalla bici al casco ecc - inclusa anche la cover per poter utilizzare la cam sott'acqua - incluso nella confezione un piccolo microfono esterno per poter catturare meglio l'audio - presente la porta HDMI affianco a quella del microfono esterno - possibilità di essere usata come dash cam - manuale con presenza di lingua italiana - qualità video ottima per la fascia di prezzoCONTRO: - app dedicata alla cam non perfetta, ogni tanto crasha ecc (se ne può fare a meno)Vi lascio con alcune foto fatte con settaggi automatici

NOTE: I received this item for free through the Vine programMy wife and I have a Hatch for our toddler's nursery, which we love. But for the times when we travel, we didn't want to have to deal with unplugging and packing the whole thing up. Enter: the Frida Baby noise machine and nightlight. While we won't be replacing our Hatch in our nursery with this device, it's perfect for traveling.BUILD QUALITY:The Frida Baby is solid but lightweight. The body is a lightweight, sturdy plastic that both looks and feels nice. It probably won't survive a significant amount of force, but for throwing into a checked bag, backpack, or large purse, I imagine it'll be just fine. The silicone "handle" fits nicely into a recessed edge in the device, which also doubles as a "button protector" to prevent the device from accidentally being turned on. Clever! All of the buttons on our unit worked correctly with a satisfying click when pressed. The LEDs used in the nightlight all worked as expected. No aspect of this machine feels cheap or as if it's going to break easily.At the time of this writing, the Frida Baby is listed as unavailable on Amazon - bummer! - so I'm not sure how much it cost. Similar items on Amazon run $20-40, so I'm assuming the Frida Baby is listed in that range. If so, the build quality is quite good for the price. 5/5FUNCTIONALITY/EASE OF USE:The Frida Baby worked out-of-the-box. without any issues. The nightlight is a nice, soft, relatively warm light with an adjustable brightness. Whether you're needing some very soft, middle-of-the-night lighting or a brighter light to dimly light a room, the Frida Baby works well. The light isn't too cool ("white") or too warm. There are only a few brightness options, but they should suit just about any situation, assuming your space isn't too large.The speaker included in a device like this is only going to be so good, so I'm keeping that in mind. That said, I was pretty impressed with the sound quality. Cheaper noise machines have such terrible speakers that it can be difficult to actually make out what the noise being played is, but that's not the case with the Frida Baby. All 5 tracks sounded great, and the speaker was "good enough" without too much interference/noise.The Frida Baby is portable, and from our use so far, the battery life seems pretty solid. Obviously this will depend on how long you leave the light/sound on for, but it'll easily last a few nights before needing to be charged, assuming you don't let it run all night. Charging is done via a mini USB cable. A cable is included - it's pretty cheap, but it gets the job done. The sleep function is awesome and works as expected to stretch the battery as much as possible.Overall, we're quite happy with the Frida Happy - it performs well and, especially for traveling, is a perfect addition for parents with little ones. 6/5OVERALL:While the Frida Baby could be used as a nightlight/sound machine for your nursery, I think other products are better suited for that purpose. Check out Hatch's line of products - they're excellent. For traveling or on-the-go use, though, the Frida Baby is perfect: it's solidly built, has excellent functionality, the battery life is great, and its minimal weight adds little to an already-crazy amount of stuff when traveling with a toddler. Get one of these before your next trip!

Come da foto la camera é ben fornita di accessori. Registra in 4 risoluzioni a diversi fps:-720p 60fps-720p 30fps-1080p 60fps-1080p 120fps-2.7k 30fps-2.7k 60fps-4k 30fps4k 60fps-Ha molte funziolnalitá tra cui: la stabilizzazione video. (Che registra "solo" in 4k, 2.7k e 1080p 60fps)-L' Ev che aiuta ad aumentare o diminuire la luminosità nelle diverse situazione-Lauto low light che purtroppo non puó funzionare insieme alla stabilizzazione video, ma per il prezzo a cui la si va a pagare direi che é un compromesso che si puó anche accettare.In situazioni di luce penso che sia un'ottima action cam, mentre con scarsitá di luce bisogna giocare un pochino con l'Ev citato sopra, ma comunque buona anche in questa situazione oppure rinunciare alla stabilizzazione ed avere la luminositá automatica.Insomma per €69,99 credo che non ci siano rivali, ovviamente non bisogna aspettarsi neanche la qualitá di una fotocamera professionale e neanche di un telefono new gen.

This is now the third insta360 I've had. I had the original, then the onex, now this. I will mostly be compring it to the onex, since it is made to be the replacement for that.I REALLY like the usable screen on this camera. I can actually get the functions I need and see useful previews.The form factor is a little bigger than the previous, but close enough to call it negligible. It's a heavy little unit, but sturdy.Battery life is really good. I did 4 20 racing sessions and it outlasted them all.I do use it windsurfing and it hasn't leaked yet.The bad stuff: They say quicker wireless transfer, but that's not true in any way. It's still basically unusable for editing my longer videos unless I download them first. I might look to purchase the cable instead, and I'm not sure why they can't just include that. Maybe if you are on;y taking 2 minte videos it works, but mine are usually 15-30 minutes long, and it really bogs down.No option to automatically cut videos in to shorter sections the software can actually handle.the edge stitching leaves a lot to desire.Finally, the flat output video is still pretty low quality, especially if you try to zoom in to frame a certain thing. I was hoping for a 4k flat output from a 360 capture. Nope.Still good, would still recommend.

Wow, this kit is much more than I expected for the price. I spent over an hour just playing with the parts, And I could not think of a single setup or situation that I couldn't adapt to using just the parts in this kit. It's like an erector set for a water proof camera. Straps, headbands, body harness, it's all here. While I couldn't try every combination, (that would have taken days) Every part I fit together fit well. It uses what seems to be the standard interlocking hinge setup that is on other kits I've used. In fact, I was even able to mix and match parts from this kit and an older one I had from a different manufacturer, they all fit together perfectly.The carrying case is handy, but I don't really get the cutouts, there are so many pieces, there's no way to keep them organized in the case. It will always be a mess of parts.The inclusion of a selfie stick struck me as a bit odd, it is stand alone, and doesn't really work with the other connectors and adapters, but hey, It's not like it's inclusion hurts anything.The 3M adhesive included is really strong stuff, I had to use a piece of fishing line to clean it off.I purchased this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest and unbiased review

I have to say right from the start that I was very impressed with this little rangefinder. It's definitely a quality unit and it's accurate. I like it so much that it is replacing my current (other brand) unit.The unit is presented in a nice retail style box and all of the included items are securely packed. The included accessories are a sturdy transport/storage case, a small lanyard and a USB charging cable.I very much like the fact that this uses a rechargeable battery and not costly disposable ones and the bigger plus is that it comes with USB-C style charging cable so it's more up-to-date and in line with what many of your current electronic devices are probably using right now. That really helps to keep things consistent and if you end up misplacing one of your charging cables you're probably not going to be left in the lurch because you've got several others that will also work just fine.The rangefinder itself is incredibly easy to use. There's no fancy external LCD display or anything like that. It is essentially just a single button, point and click affair. You simply look directly into the rangefinder and You will see all relevant info superimposed directly onto the site image while pointing the unit at your "target" or the flag. It's all very intuitive and I was able to basically figure it all out without even opening the little included manual. One big plus with this unit over the one I was currenlty using is th "Vibration" function when locked onto the flag. This is a nice touch and I like this feature very much.The unit has very good build quality and I like it's compactness. This unit has some has a lot of metal alloy construction in its body while my current unit is only plastic. This is a very sturdy and durable product indeed. It does have texturing on the sides as well a little bit of sculpting which makes it relatively easy to hold on to. One gripe I had with my current unit is It almost felt like I was holding onto a bar of soap at times! I don't have any of that feeling with this Mileseey Unit as the texture and sculpting make it much better to hold in my hand.The protective carry case is very nice and does feel sturdy and durable. It has a carabiner attached and thats great for securing onto your belt loop or the side of your golf bag for even more protection. One very unique feature of this metal body rangefinder on this is that its also magnetic which really comes in handy for temporarily attaching to a post or other metal object when you have your hands full with something else. That feature is a nice touch.On the whole, I like this product a lot!. It is of very good build quality with its metal alloy construction and it appears to be very accurate in actual use and is feature rich while being incredibly easy to operate. I think the overall ergonomics are great in relation to what I had been used to and this gives me a positive feel when I am gripping it. This is still an excellent rangefinder. I am not saying this is the best available, but at the current listing price of $179 (plus an additional $20 coupon) this is a great value for money proposition. This is certainly worth a second look and being put on your "consideration list" if you happen to be shopping around for a rangefinder. I also think it looks fantasitc with its dark graphite cosmestics and the orange/red accdents. Hey, looking cool is a good thing too! I think that this is very giftable and any golfer would certainly be very appreciative if they were receiving the gift.Highly recommended!