Overall, this Lexar JumpDrive V100 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive works fine. I've been transferring over data files regularly, and using this drive to taxi over documents to a separate work computer without a problem. The 64GB storage is really handy and the drive is reasonably priced. There is also an option for a less costly single 32GB drive, but this 64GB is a better deal. The only thing I don't like about this flash drive is the end cap design. Typically, other drives I use that have removable end caps design them to fit both ends of the unit so the caps aren't easily lost. This one doesn't. It's a bit irritating to find the cap to replace it each time. Once, I almost damaged my screen with it while closing my laptop because I had placed the cap on my keyboard so I wouldn't forget it. Other than that irritating issue, the drive has been satisfactory so far.

I’m editing my review because after my original stand I bought broke, the manufacturer contacted me and explained that it could have been defective so they replaced it free of charge. It was shipped immediately and I received it within 2 days. This stand is a good product and I love the actual clip that the phone attaches to. Most cell phone holders are just barely big enough for a larger size phone to fit and once you get it in place it is a hassle to release due to it being spring loaded so tight. This clip opens wide very easily (almost like a giant alligator clip) either to place the phone in it or to release it. The length of the gooseneck arm is longer than any other phone stand I could find as well which is very convenient for a diverse array of angles and or positioning. I still think overall it could be improved if they made the base clamp fasteners more sturdy and stronger using metal instead of plastic. I was very surprised how fast the manufacturer responded to me and resolved my issue. I would most definitely recommend this item or buy again if need be.

I was tired of old headsets that kept me tethered to my computer and really hoped that a simple BT headset would allow me to work more easily for the long hours that I sit at my desk. I'm always on the lookout for an earpiece that will fit my (apparently) small ear canal and this ICOMTOFIT did the trick by providing me with multiple sizes -- the smallest of which works for me. I've always shied away from trying over-the-ear headsets, thinking they'd be uncomfortable for long periods of time, but this one is so lightweight and doesn't put pressure on my ear because of the side-to-side and larger-to-smaller adjustments that I can make. Very pleased that I can even wear this comfortably with a mask nowadays! I will say that the volume seems to be a little hard to control and by default is very loud -- good for hearing others and them hearing you, but also seems to rattle my brain just a little when there's a loud talker (or program beeps) on the other end. Overall, I'm thrilled with the price of this product and my use of it for 8 hours/day at my computer.

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 I know stands and Home Theater furniture. I have years of experience with both. Sanus is one of the best brands that you can buy. Purchasing this speaker stand was an easy choice.Parts were well-built. Screws were easily identifiable. Instructions were extremely easy to follow.Here's the problem...These two speaker stands could have been assembled in under 10 minutes. However, I spent over 10 minutes fiddling around with little stickers that had to be painstakingly unpeeled and then applied to the bottom of each stand base. There are approximately 22 tiny stickers that you have to deal with. For the life of me, I don't understand why Sanus didn't just manufacture stands that already came furniture protected out of the box.Other than that, the stands worked out great. I have included a video. I used the stands for desktop use -- which is not really what they are intended for -- but it did the trick.Highly recommend these stands despite the frustrating assembly.

I think this is a pretty good lighting kit for the price. Now the stands tend to be very light so it would prove to be difficult to use them outside but for indoor photography/video its great. If you feel the lighting isn't bright enough you can easily switch the bulbs which I have done with one of the lights. The lights are very unidirectional. So its best to aim the right on your subject.I'm a dark skinned person you can see how bright the lighting is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGfOALse3kQ&list=PLqbyOFZJRF9Gdk5jlk_PBUVA0hnN5Gk_G.I filmed this video in the dead of night so their was no supporting light from the sun. I hope this will give future purchasers a good example of how bright and effective the lighting is.The only thing is I wish the shorter light stand was slightly higher in order to hit my face more. It's great if you are sitting down but if you're standing the light seems pointless.

I'm using this for an AT2035 with a shock mount and a gooseneck pop filter. It holds the weight of all that without any trouble. I had to really crank down the last joint (to the point of slight deformity) in order to get it to hold steady, though. But it's staying tight and overall, the stand is great.Using the taller extension tube, I can use the mic for meetings when I'm seated or stand up to record voice overs, etc. with ease. I don't even need to tighten the other (lower) joint as the springs hold it in place where ever I put it by themselves. Also, the springs don't make any noise when adjusting the position, so you can easily move it around while the mic is live.The clamp holds well on my desk and I like how it tightens from the bottom so you can place that edge of the desk against a wall if you want. It also comes with more than enough velcro cable wraps to tidy things up.I think it's a great value for the price and highly recommend it for any home studio.

This speaker is tiny but packs a powerful punch! It can crank out a downright impressive amount of sound for something the size of a pop can. It can really project quite a long distance as well. I feel like the tiny details of some of the higher notes and voices are a little muddled. I'm a Bose girl, so that's my reference point. This is definitely isn't as pricey as something of similar size from Bose, but I also feel like the sound quality suffers a little bit. My husband looked at me like I had two heads when I said that to him because to him it sounds "great" but if you're a music snob it may be a little disappointing. I feel like for the price range it's acceptable. It paired quickly and easily with my phone, although we had trouble pairing it with my old iPhone 7 that my daughter uses as a makeshift iPod. So if your device is on the older side you may have issues with connecting it to the speaker. I love the sleek, modern look of the design. Overall I'm happy with it.

I saw a previous review that said they received the item with a DOA battery. I did as well. With battery (CR2032) easily popped out and replaced, the setup was simple. Anyone with Hue products will be familiar with the app setup. Worked like a charm.The Hue Smart Button feels simplistic, and well constructed.I like the Hue Smart Button better than the Hue Tap Switch because it is smaller and more discreet. The click mechanism seems firm, but also just right if it were placed in a location that it could be accidentally bumped. The soft matte rubber texture is very nice. The magnetic mounting option is simple and just right.Within the Hue app I have experimented with setting up 5 different scenes for my office. Each click of the button cycles through a different scene. Press-and-hold causes the scene to gradually dim and brighten. Thats a nice feature that the Hue Tap Switch does not currently offer. I have yet to experiment with the time of day functions.I will be buying more of these Hue Smart Buttons.