Using Melifo basic on a 32" dell curved ultrawide. Overall, a bit pricy but worth it. I have no idea about longevity, just had it for a week or so. The 2 things I didn't like.1) the hinge that rests on the top of the monitor and "grabs" the monitor has a small, elastized area on the roller. Small contact area and never felt really secure -- particularly when I was swing around my monitor arm. I am naturally forgetful and clutzy.2) because you need for this part of the roller to contact the top part of the monitor where it faces the customer, it limits: how high the light can be above the monitor & the horizontal adjustment available to move the light toward the user and back.First world problems, but I wanted to completely eliminate both the glare from the light at the top of the monitor and the glare from the light directly into my eyes from the tilt (rotation) up and down.The fix -- 2"X4" heavy duty velcro strip. on the monitor back (hooks) and the lights base.Way more adjustment available which allows me to optimize light placement and eliminate glare. Greatly increased "sweet spot".1 And feels much more secure moving the monitor.

Well... I loved this thing for the 5/6 months that it worked. I wish I had bought it sooner, it really helped with naps on the go.UPDATE 3/19I emailed customer service about an issue I was having with the device after about 5 months of intermittent use. They were incredibly responsive and helpful! For the impeccable customer service, I am updating my review from 3 to 5 stars. It really was a lifesaver from the moment I started using it.Moms, put this on your registry along with the marpac dohm. I had trouble finding the right volume on this for overnight sleep, so I purchased the dohm for my baby's room. It made a HUGE improvement in her sleep and reduced wakeups. The hushh is great for car trips, stroller walks, car seat naps, etc etc. I always bring the hush with me when we travel. In the early newborn days, it was the only thing to help my baby stay asleep for car naps and the like. I didn't want to buy either sound machine because of the cost, but ultimately these devices work SO MUCH BETTER than an app on a phone in my opinion, and the benefits are so worth it.

Love this baby monitor!! First off, the packaging and install were super easy! I love that the company included literally everything you need (including a screw driver, tape measure and pencil). I’m always running from room to room looking for all the stuff that’s not included to set up these things, but not with the miku...very nice touch on the company’s part!! The packaging also got me exciting... very techy... I felt like I was opening an iPhone.Setup was super easy... just download the app and follow along.So far, the monitor has also been amazing! Great sound and image quality which leaves me comforted when I’m not in the room with my little one (hence why you buy a monitor right). I also LOVE the breath tracking feature. Unlike the Nanit, you don’t need to put a specific belly band or swaddle around your baby to track, it does it automatically. I don’t know how they’ve figured out the tech on this one, but thank you miku!Overall, great product def worth the price!!

This is basically an overview book--as well as an introductory one. I think it's worth 4.5 stars in that it's so well-written and easy to understand. It covers a lot of territory (or space if you don't mind the pun) so it obviously cannot go into too much depth. The author attempts to convey the latest (as of publication date) scientific evidence and opinion as to the nature of various cosmic features. I like that she is unapologetic about the limitations of our present knowledge while emphasizing international attempts or projects to extend that knowledge. There are a few probably typographical or printing errors--notably on p. 138 where we sum to a total of 104% and on p. 198 where Einstein apparently received a degree (stated to be in 1905) while his birth date is given as 1914. Obviously, he was precocious to the max--getting his degree not only before either his birth or conception. Overall, I enjoyed reading this book very much--and learned quite a bit from it--but it's not at a College level--even for an introductory course. Nevertheless, the author's definitions of astronomical phenomena are very helpful--as is having an index. The chapters are short and concise. I especially found the discussion of dark matter (though very limited by present knowledge of it) quite intriguing. Enjoy!

Note - my comments apply to switching from a mechanical drive to an SSD as opposed to a specific review of this specific device.As an owner of an early gen Intel Core i7 PC that was painfully slow to boot and launch applications of any complexity, cloning my mechanical drive over to this SSD was like getting a new machine for $100. The change was so noticeable that I replaced my secondary mechanical drive as I now hated to wait for it to spin up when Windows decided it needed to look at it. Cloning my primary drive was easy, but maybe not for the technically-challenged. Free software is available for this purpose, but like all free things, it nags you until you kill it.Booting from Off is probably 5x faster.Launching Corel apps or any MS app is ~10x faster, even better if they are cached.Buying a new machine with only a small SSD for the primary and a mechanical drive for the secondary drive now looks like a bad decision, but many vendors are doing this. There is a noticeable difference with just a single SSD or multiple SSDs when compared to my system with an SSD and a mechanical drive.Do this NOW if you are comfortable backing up your system and cloning your primary drive. Absolutely worth it.

We are very happy with our purchase of this monitor. For starters it shipped very fast! The packaging is fantastic- it has everything you need to install it and it is all labeled and neatly organized in the packaging. This all made installation a breeze. Downloading the app and getting started was also very easy and it was easy to add my husband to it. The monitor is very sleek looking and the picture while being used is very clear. I love that the app is on your phone and you don’t have to remember to charge another item in order to use this. Before this we had an older video monitor and it was often not charged and the battery died quickly- not the case with the app on the phone. Being able to track your babies breathing also gives us great peace of mind- it is also great that you don’t need a separate item like a sock or something to be able to do that. It is also great because I have to travel for work and the fact I can log in and look at my baby while I am on road makes it a bit easier to be gone. We would highly recommend this monitor and it is well worth the money spent. We would buy this again in the future if we needed another one.

I don’t usually write reviews for the products I receive, but I just had an experience where I bought the Razor Hammerhead V2’s and then were the most uncomfortable earbuds I’ve ever had in my ears. The sound quality was nice and the noise cancellation was great but every time i had them in my ears I couldn’t stop thinking about how much they hurt... like they were actually painful. For $70 I was dumb and they were completely not worth it so I returned them and thought I’d try hyperx out because I had their Hyperx Cloud II’s witch were amazing but the right speaker ended up going faint which bummed me out so I tried these. Overall I’m very happy with them, they’re not the best but for the $35 price tag I think they’re amazing for the nice soft earpieces, sound quality, and design of the earbuds. Definitely don’t get for hardcore FPS shooters and what not but for daily typical pc use and for non-competitive games theyre perfect. Very happy with this purchase. Screw Razor earbuds.

The sound quality is fantastic, obviously. With Bose, that scarcely needs to be said, but I do have some complaints.I like the idea behind the new stability rings. Since my original review, I discovered that I was using the wrong size ring, and it's no longer painful, but it's still not as comfortable as the StayHear max tips for the previous model.I also don't like the new indicator."Solid white(5 seconds) 34%-99%"That's a 65% margin of uncertainty. This isn't a huge deal, and alot of customers probably won't be bothered, but I'm a bit salty about it.If you are looking for wireless charging, buy the older model. I didn't find it useful, but you should be aware that the new model doesn't offer it.I do like that these are smaller and lighter than the old model, which were basically the earbud equivalent of clown shoes (still well worth the price tag).The gesture system is also different. Better, I think. All gestures can now be done on either earbud. Great idea if you often keep only 1 bud in.I wish I could give it 5 stars, but some of it just wasn't there for me.