This is a really great monitor. I was able to install it in just a few minutes, which is really nice since obviously with a new baby I am pressed for time. It has two different installation methods as well so depending on your preferences you have options. The cord is long as well and easily reached the back of the truck without any issues. It could be installed in an suv without any issue. The picture itself is clear and I can see my baby without any issues. I can see her little feet moving and when she makes expressions or opens her eyes. The night vision is clear as well and it switches between the two pretty quickly and at appropriate times. I am happy I decided to get it. It is priced well honestly considering the regular mirror I bought was 15. The headrest in my truck is immobile so the mirror would not work. I like not having to obstruct my rear view mirror either. The mirror has had no issues thus far staying put either. Overall it was a good purchase and I would definitely recommend getting one.

We purchased this scope for our 13-year-old grandson who loves hiking. The price was right because a youngteenager might easily leave his scope behind a log somewhere, and we didn't want to invest a lot of money into it. We were very pleasantly pleased when this scope arrived. The size is perfect for a young kid's backpack, the design is great and the magnification is a lot more than we expected. We give this scope our highest rating and are presently deciding on which of their more expensive models will be perfect for our needs.

Relatively easy to assemble but requires patience since connectors are small. Recommend laying out how you want to install it from the electric socket to the end before adhering the components. Also recommend getting an extra box just in case you make a mistake. I lit the underside of our kitchen cabinets with two rows of lights along the bottom using two boxes of lights. Took about 2.5 hours from initial layout / measuring / remeasuring and adhering / connecting. Adhere each light strip independently from the plug-controller connection leaving about 1 inch unadhered so that you can connect the next strip easily. Proceed the same way with each strip until finished.

Very easy to assemble with many options that should cover any speaker out there. The first step is the worst where you have to peel off the felt feet off a sheet and stick them on the bottom of the bases. The instructions look like they have tabs to make it easy to remove the feet but not the case. You need to have finger nails that can easily remove them. Otherwise very straightforward directions. I wish the height adjustments were a little higher since rear speakers should be 1-2 feet above ear level and these are about 1 feet which is fine and works great. Unfortunately the plug is too large to fit through the hole to hide the wires, however there are straps to secure it. Would definitely buy again.

Pros:- I love it. Love the customization aspect with the gooseneck. Can set it at any angle you want. The phone mount at end of gooseneck and move at all angles and stay in place- the suction works with my car dashboard.- two neck options: 1) gooseneck 2) stiff neck- clear instructions and easy installations- cell mount can adjust width size easily- if just suction doesn’t work, comes with an extra stick pad to help adhesionCons:- it bounces with the car. Some slight shaking for the gooseneck, but manageableConsider;- got my suction stuck on first try, but not sure if can restick if mess up first attempt- if you can handle light shaking and bounces from car, then this is good enough

...until it gave out. Two weeks of regular use, 5-10hrs a day at medium volumes, and it's blown. Started crackling a little on and off one day and now bass distorts BAD at any volume. Sadly outside the return window but hopefully Anker can help me out, I'll update this if/when they do.(UPDATE: Anker/soundcore support is FANTASTIC and shipped me out a new one right away, upped to 5 stars. Great product and great customer service!)That said, when it worked, the sound quality and battery life were phenomenal. Easily made it through a 12 hour workday. Significantly better volume and quality than the "concert class" sound system in my peterbilt lol

I’ve used Vortex range finders for years with mostly good results. The first one I bought worked well until I was on an elk hunt and the belt clip failed to hold it in place. It fell off once and I figured I must not have put it on right. When it fell the second time I didn’t realize it until a mile or so later. I went back and looked for it but never found it. When I bought a replacement I thought it would be better but it had the same problem. Since then I’ve put a 550 cord lanyard attached to a carabiner on the range finder and that attaches to my backpack or to my bino harness so that I never have to pay for a lost rangefinder again. The only other issue I had with the second one was that it’s started to give inaccurate and inconsistent measurements on things it should easily read. The first range finder didn’t have these issues until right before the battery died but I replaced this battery and it’s still having trouble so may need to get sent back to Vortex for repair or replacement. Definitely frustrating but otherwise, for the money, it does well.

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 Amazon seems to be entering the lock and handleset market with a variety of new Amazon Basics products including a number of electronic locks.These locks are directly competing against a variety of no-name manufacturers and the lower tier of electronic products from manufacturers like Kwikset, Schlage and Defiant. As of yet, I've not seen any Amazon Basics electronic locks which have wifi capabilitities. You can't change a code remotely on these locks. You can set varying codes for different users--codes which can also be removed.The overall build quality of these locks is surprisingly hefty for main exterior handles. The escutcheons (decorative plates over the inner workings of the lock) are nicely finished, but very thin. Handles are heavy and thick. I would appreciate slightly thicker metal in the escutcheons which seem of lesser quality than the rest of the handles and locksets.This particular lock is simple and relatively nondescript. It's not ugly, but it's not fancy at all. I would note two features that are worth your consideration.First, this is a simple handle lock, not a deadbolt lock. In other words, you are punching buttons which operate an electronic mechanism to open the handle, not to retract a deadbolt. Most electronic touchpads are used with deadbolts. There are certain advantages to this lock: while I think it is meant for exterior usage, it could be used to provide a coded lock on an interior door lacking a deadbolt. We want to lock a closet on a vacation rental house, but occasionally renters need something in that closet. This is a great lock for such rooms and closets. You can give out the code to the renter who needs entry to without hiding a key somewhere, and you can then change the code.Second, I don't like the looks of this extruded rubber keypad as much as the smooth backlit keypads in other Amazon Basics locks and in my Schlage front door lock, but having used them both, I far prefer the extruded rubber keypads to the smooth ones. Why? Ease-of-use. You can approach this, see the buttons and enter your code immediately. With smooth, backlit pads you must first touch the pad to illuminate the buttons, then look carefully for your numbers, hit them, then touch the open button on the top to complete the process. It's the difference between typing on a keyboard versus a phone screen. Fewer steps are necessary and fewer mistakes are made with this sort of keypad.