I can usually only sleep in silence, but my roommate sleeps with a tv on, and I work mostly nights, so finding silence is near impossible. Ear plugs hurt my hears after only an hr, so I thought I would give a white noise machine a try. I chose this product over some others due to it not being a recorded sound, as I was sure when the recording started over that it would wake me. I also liked the option to pick the sound that worked best for me.It took me a while to get used to; at first I had trouble falling asleep with it on, but once asleep I stayed that way. It did block out most other noises with one constant, unchanging sound. There are sounds for different types of fans, as well as different pitches for the white noise setting (which I personally prefer), so it was easy to find a pitch that I found calming instead of irritating. Has a good range of volume as well. It can be set to automatically turn of in a set amount of time, but I have not tried this. Definitely worth trying if outside noises keep / or wake you up at night.

I love the height of this stand. It is sturdy, very quick to set up and take down. I have not had the chance to use it extensively yet, but it feels much more secure and less likely to tip over than any other portable stand I have used. I wish I had just gotten these earlier instead of wasting money on cheaper stands!One thing to note is that it is heavier than a smaller stand, but that of course is part of what makes it feel much more sturdy as well. It is worth the extra weight for me!One other thing of note: the air cushioned version actually leaks oil (got that all over my hands while setting up for a wedding this past weekend - yuck!!). But this one (the non-air cushioned version) has not leaked oil. Personally, I find air cushioning in light stands more of an annoyance than a help when I am working with light-weight speedlights. It takes longer to set up and take down and time is of the essence when it comes to weddings... Heavier lights just require a little more care... This stand will easily support Alien Bees and other larger lights and modifiers.

I really like these self adhesive light strips so far except my only gripe would be if you have black counter tops like I do, the reflection of the lights is a bit annoying. I think it would have been worse with the bright white light (I got the warm light). Regarding the installation, it is literally a matter of peeling the backing and sticking them where you want them. I first figured out where I needed to place the strips and temporarily tapped them up with scotch tape which helped a ton. Then I had to figure out how to go under my stove (with the extra connection bands) and how to turn the strip to make a corner. I literally just folded the strip for corners but it made me nervous wondering if bending the wires would cause them to break. And all this has to happen with all the strips plugged into each other in one continuous line. I think it turned out well and I’m happy to have much needed light under my cabinets. I’ll see how they do long term, but for the price, it’s definitely worth trying out!

I have used other brands of LED motion sensor rechargeable lights for years, but found this design to be much better. Yeah, they are pricey, but worth it. Typical LEDs intended for closets/cabinets usually have a motion sensor, sure. BUT, the light only turns on when the device thinks it's a low light situation. This is a major design flaw. I live in an extremely sunny part of the country, and even if it is a clear sky, I still want the pantry lights to turn on when I open the doors because the difference in light between the room and the cabinet is extreme, so I need extra light to see well. Its still dark in a closet or under counter cabinet on a sunny day. These lamps have an AUTO mode where they turn on when they sense motion, REGARDLESS of the available light in the room. This is exactly what I need. And in my experience, you hardly ever have to charge something like this, so I am not at all worried about recharging frequency. Again, these are expensive, but perfect in my mind. I bit the bullet and threw out all my old rechargeable LED lights and replaced them all with this design, and I couldn't be happier!

For years we have used the Infant Optics DXR-8 baby monitor. This was supposedly the best reviewed on on Amazon. Well, for us, it had horrible battery life and had nonstop interference where it would cut in and out. Needless to say, we had been looking for a while now for a replacement but other options had even worse reviews. Enter eufy. I'd bought a few Anker cables and chargers over the years and on the lightning deals page it said eufy had a sale specifically on the new baby monitor. Well, in case you didn't know, eufy is Anker's new home products brand. I've been happy with Anker's stuff so I figured at this sale price it was worth a shot. Well, don't let the small number of reviews stop you. This is HD, has a very long battery life, has zero interference, and a very accurate temperature gauge as well. The Infant Optics one was way off, by the way. So in summary, I've had it only a couple weeks but it sure is better than the bestselling, much more expensive Infant Optics model. Go with this model from eufy.

Google Nest gives you everything you need to know before, during, and after installation. Symptoms of the system bot working properly were very clear. Some reviewers claim parts arent included that the description says are - they ARE in the box, just take out ALL the layers. Some parts are underneath everyting. I have a 2-wire heating-only wiring a house from 1925. The instructions were quite clear that this thermostat might work without a c-wire, but might require the power connector. It was quickly clear I'd need the power connector, which I promptly ordered and received 24 hours later. After installation (which was super easy for someone without any savvy to do, based on included instructions), everything works perfectly. I can't comment on energy savings. My furnace has just been replaced (from the antiquated behemoth from 1925), so I can't tell if savings come from the new furnace or the new thermostat. However, I can say that the convenience and the features alone make this thermostat worth it. Follow the directions, or hire someone if you aren't comfortable doing it yourself.

It is a little pricey for a Bluetooth speaker. I realize this has a mic, so you can place calls , use it for conference calling etc. This is not an average Bluetooth speaker however, The sound is probably the best I have ever heard from a compact Bluetooth speaker. I have used a lot of speakers over the years that I have purchased from 30 dollars to 100 dollars. This speaker is 140 dollars, thats a lot. As I had stated though, this speaker sounds better than my 100 dollar speaker, so is it worth it? Yes, but it is still pricey, lol. I guess you get what you pay for. The speaker itself only stands 1.25 inches high, I love that, you dont even know its a speaker, from the profile. The bass and highs are excellent for my ears. and has no distortion whatsoever. It pairs with my phone easily, and it seems very well made. the sound, however perfect, isnt extremely loud, It maxed out on my decibel meter at 83 at 5 feet away. I would rather see it at 100 or better. So in my opinion it is really good bluetooth speaker with good conference calling capabilities. I hope this helps in your decision making.

I am using this headphones since last 2 days ... let me tell you one thing really honestly don't buy this if you want to use its mic because its worst, even a chinese earphone mic will be better. They just have bragged about their mic. Now let's talk about sound quality, the sound is really great it has some decent bass quality. The wires are of normal quality. It has really great comfort, I used it for 30mins with full volume and honestly first time in my life i enjoyed full volume my ears didn't even hurt. Comfort is also something you will get in this headphone. another thing which i didn't like about this headphone is the adjusting panels, they are made up of plastic. It's kind of annoying it feels like its gonna be loose in future. However the adjustable ear pods are working fine for now.OVERALL- If you buy this for more than Rs600, then its not worth it. I bought it for 600. If you wanna buy a gaming headset with lights for Rs500 and only be using In PC then buy this http://amzn.to/2C4nL5Y