I'm a little torn, but this is how I feel about this wheel.The pedals got that rubber chunk in the brakes to simulate what loadcells do for applying hard brake pressure but it feels weird. I increased braking sensitivity and do little mini brakes now and am adjusted to it.The wheel itself feels like my older g27 but unfortunately that wheel died abruptly and I feel this one will die the same way.I don't expect much but a years worth of use out of this but I plan on getting more serious equipment next year and needed a new wheel in the meantime. All the thrustmaster stuff I wanted wasn't available so I got this instead.Feels good while it does and don't let my dumb, over excessive usage of equipment put you off. If you are just learning to drive and race GT this will probably do you just fine. I personally play lots of rally and drifting style games that put extreme stress on the motors from the oversteering nature of the games and burn them out really quickly from long use.As long as you don't do 8-10 hour drift sessions you'll be fine probably.Already had my g27 shifter but when you plug it into the g920 it doesn't allow input from the buttons on it fyi. They didn't even bother to program it in lol. The new shifter doesn't have any buttons so that's probably why but still a lame flaw. I used all that for ignition and stuff in Iracing.

This review is for the Hero version of G502. I have stopped using Logitech mice since they discontinued G9. I have been using Roccat Kone XTD since then that died after serving me for over 5 years. After reading reviews about G502 I decided to give it a try as I really liked the overall design and feel , it reminded me of G9.So when I learned they are refreshing the 502 with a new sensor I was skeptical to pay $30 more for the new one. Now that I used it I am glad I did. The refreshed model has a really thick and flexible cord that was apparently a major weakness in the original 502. Couple that with a really awesome sensor that is super accurate and sensitive to slightest movements and tracks on any surface (seriously I tried everything from a white paper to the palm of my hand) and you have a potential winner. However, the best part of this mouse is not that or the the materials that they used which also feels really nice and durable.While subjective and relevant to how big or small your hands are for me the way the mouse sits in my hand and how easy it is to access the buttons are the best indicators . The buttons themselves feel very satisfying to press thanks to the spring loaded mechanism. Last but not least is the scroll wheel. This... this scrollwheel I can probably write a whole paragraph on how good it is... Not only does it have the infinite mode that rolls beautifully but also its made from METAL. Its a nice chunk of metal that is just better than a plastic one in every way. I dont think I can go back to plastic mouse-wheels after using my G502. You might never use the 16000DPI sensor but if you used G502 and similar mice in the past and are due for an upgrade the refresh 502 is totally worth the money Logitech is asking for.

LOVE IT! I needed to get a coffee maker that made everything because since COVID I’ve been getting a lot more starbucks and it was beginning to get expensive. In an effort to save money, I looked for a new machine that could make things like lattes and cappuccinos. Stumbled across this and as soon as I saw that it had an automatic warmer and frother, that was all I needed to hear!I’m absolutely in love with it! If you’re a huge latter drinker, this is the machine for you! You make your coffee like you regularly would, put the cup in and select the size and if you want it strong. Then you get the cup, which has indicated lines on the inside for how much milk to put, & add your milk. To give it that extra ✨Starbucks✨ Feel, I use my regular oat milk and add my creamer so that I don’t have to add sugar or anything else to it.The machine once you hit the latte setting and it’s done brewing the coffee will both heat up and froth your milk for you! It’s amazing! I love that I can literally put a kcup in the machine, put milk in a cup, press a button & just walk away and this machine will do everything.Get it! If you’re on the fence, just do it! It’s so worth it! I save so much money making my coffees at home now! I even picked up some of those disposable coffee cups with cute designs on them from Homegoods and if I need a coffee on the go I just use one of those! Or my reusable cup from Starbucks.

This film is a period masterpiece. Altman has captured aristocratic England of the 1930's perfectly. In a fashion similar to "Titanic," the creators of this film wanted to "get it right," and conducted extensive research on the etiquette of the period. Ancient butlers, maids, and footmen were enlisted to share their memories, coach the actors, and ensure that the film reflected the reality of the era. Period wallpaper was recreated. Authentic locations were employed.The special features included on the DVD are stellar; there are two separate commentaries, one by Robert Altman and one by Julian Fellows, the screenwriter- both worth listening to. The dialogue is a bit hard to catch at times. One solution: turn on the English subtitles. This can help the American ear that is not tuned to British inflection.This is a film you can watch again and again, and you will catch new subtleties each time. The ensemble cast shines. The connections between those who serve and those served are intricate on many levels (physical, sensual, spiritual...). A few stand-outs: Maggie Smith, at her Bette-Davis-acerbic finest; Jeremy Northam, who plays the fading (real) film star Ivor Novello, and does a wonderful job singing period songs; the delightful Emily Watson; Helen Mirrin, in an understated, subtle performance as the housekeeper; Alan Bates as the alcoholic butler; Clive Owen as a valet with a secret.If you get a warm spot in your heart when you think of Brideshead Revisited, Howards End, and other period pieces, this is a film for you. If you love superb acting at its finest, and the art of filmmaking, buy this DVD. You will find a superior film plus a world of bonus material. Enjoy!

Before I say anything about the hardrive I want to say "When is Amazon gonna separate reviews based on ACTUAL product model?"How can you as consumer know exactly if the product that you are interested in is worth buying or not when you have to filter through all the other models reviews that you are not even interested in? This is very inefficient.About the hard drive I bought.I bought the 5tb version. I can't say anything about the other models.This is not an in depth review. I have not measured the speeds or anything. Others have already done that.I purchased two of these drives and one started acting up. Making high pitched sounds. Disconnecting etc.I got that one replaced for free but that experience left me with trust issues.Anyways, I got the second one and I have been using both without any problems. The speeds are alright. Seems to me the speeds are average compared to the other drives I has in the past like the 2TB from Seagate and WD.What could be possibly of value to you is that I had an incident where the physical durability was tested.I was stretching my arms and my laptop was placed vertically on a laptop stand. I accidentally hit my laptop and the laptop INCLUDING EVERYTHING THAT WAS ATTACHED TO IT like my two 5TB hard drives literally went flying across the room. I almost had a heart attack. One of the drives landed behind the heater. I thought FOR SURE these things were dead. I'm telling you they FLEW and landed HARD. Anyways, I plugged everything back in and to my amazement they both worked fine! They have working fine ever since.The reason why I have two is because I always >>ALWAYS

First, let me say I am NOW able to enjoy this little gem of a speaker and am very impressed with the sound quality and battery life. For the bluetooth connection, other-than-Galaxy-phone users will LOVE this speaker.Here's the reason for one less star: IF YOU ARE USING A GALAXY PHONE, YOU HAVE TO UPDATE THE SOFTWARE ON THE SPEAKER. It is not an impossible task if you are somewhat tech savvy, and if don't mind a few more steps to get this little power house to work with your Galaxy phone, then this is a great buy!If you want a speaker that will blast you away and you cannot control the sound volume with your Galaxy phone, it will also work great. However, if you use your Galaxy phone to connect via bluetooth and do not update the speaker, you will have NO volume control AT ALL!After searching the previous comments and ratings, I stumbled across another customer who had a Galaxy phone with the same issue and the seller had commented "email them from directions on how to correct the issue". So I emailed them rather than sending back the speaker and they sent me directions on how to update the SPEAKER'S software (not my phone, but the SPEAKER will need to be connected to a PC to update the software with a phone charger cord, not the charge cord supplied). This was a bit of work, but once the update was completed, my little speaker is awesome!So, this is the reason for the 4 out of 5 stars since I had to do a bit more than expected, but overall I really like this speaker and it is worth a little effort for me.

"Love this little monocular." I'd have to say that I was a little suspicious when I opened the package and removed this palm sized monocular, but my suspicions disappeared once I put it to my eye. Talk about crystal clear magnification. I'm a bee keeper and sometimes want to scout out hive and live bee trap locations from the road instead of opening and closing gates etc. etc. This little guy is so clear I can spot bee's in the air from a hundred yards out. What I really appreciate is it's compactness. I hang it on a hook next to the front door and it goes where I do. As a matter of fact, I took it to a birthday party last Saturday at a Lake Murray in San Diego, and everyone in our party wanted to use it to spy out the ducks along the shore. They were amazed by the size and clarity. I've owned other more expensive monocular's in the past and they were just o.k., (there were improvements that would have made them better)- I can't find anything that needs improving on this one. It might sound like I'm gushing over this little thing, well frankly it's because an above average product 'at a great price', is worth an above average review, especially when it performs 'better' than what was expected. Bottom line- clear, compact, easy to focus and though only a few ounces in the hand- 'it's no light weight where it counts'. Wish I'd invested in a Roxant before buying the other ones. Thanks from a very happy customer!

The DB Power monitor is great. I tried the Vava and the monitor is so expensive compared to DB power. The features are the same. If you are debating between the Vava or DB power I can’t stress enough get the DB monitor. The Vava hype is overrated.I also tried the Eufy monitor. DB power monitor has a way better picture than the Eufy monitor by far. The Eufy monitor is expensive considering the night mode is just okay. The Eufy monitor really is not worth the price considering the older DB Monitor had the same features and was much cheaper. The Eufy picture is not great at night and I always had static noise. I went through two Eufy monitors because I thought maybe I just got a bad one. That wasn’t the case.The DB power monitor doesn’t interfere with my wifi, where as other cheaper monitors like baby sense and baby moon does. The range works extremely well too. I live in a big two story house with thick walls. It’s dual voltage and CE certified. I am living in Germany temporarily and all monitors in Europe have to be CE certified so it doesn’t interfere with the police/emergency service radio frequencyTo recap:Pros-Great picture-doesn’t interfere with wifi like cheaper monitors do-great battery life- long range, I live in a two story house with cement walls.- more affordable than Vava-much better picture quality than Eufy by far