I had to take a chance on this sound bar after the electronics counter worker at my local store informed me theirs were out of stock. Based on reviews on Amazon, I "pulled the trigger" on this one without sampling it first.The speaker is smaller than many of the others I looked at. Once mounted to the wall directly below the 32" TV on our bedroom wall, it matched the depth of our TV while taking up less width on either side.The sound quality is what you would expect from Bose, with additional adjustments for bass and voices. I raised the settings for both and found the perfect blend of theater quality lows and crystal clear highs.Shows we previously needed subtitles for are now easily heard as though those speaking are in the room with us.And when the occasional fighter jet flies through a scene in one of our movies, the throaty roar of the engine is life-like, minus the shaking walls one would expect to accompany it.I don't know how Bose does it. Not sure I care. What I do know is, for the price point, I can't imagine a better sound bar.

I cannot speak to the ease of installation of these lights, as I did not install them myself. However, I can speak to their functionality.I have these set up for the front porch and the pathway leading to our garage. The motion detection is quite sensitive for these lights, which is a good thing in my opinion. Even at angles that I would not think are within the focal view, the lights still detect motion and illuminate. This makes it very safe for guests as they walk up to the front porch as any steps or crevices are easily noticeable.These are waterproof, and although it has only rained twice since I installed these, they have exhibited no issues whatsoever since the rains. They are solar-powered which is great because we get plenty of sun here where I live. I don't expect I will need to change these any time soon.Lastly, the illumination is plenty for my needs. They are quite bright but not to the point that they are blinding. Since I have them installed lower closer to ankle height, they never would be directly in your face as you enter. However, even if you use these along the sides of your house closer to shoulder height, I do not expect there to be any complaints from guests or neighbors. These lights are not as bright as flood lights nor are they intended to be.

First off, the cordless aspect is nice and so is the remote control. The remote is a tiny little thing though - think auto key fob - and could be easily misplaced or lost in a couch. There is also an app for your smartphone however, and for those who always have it in their hand they won't use the remote anyway. For simplest operation you can just use the touch buttons on the headpiece. I will suggest that persons who appreciate full spectrum or sunlight lamps in dark seasons may find the Kelvin adjustments beneficial as well as just changing the esthetic of the light. It was not difficult to understand the assembly process but I would concur that extending the main upright is a bit dicey without tools. The telescoping sections fit very firmly, and that keeps the height adjustment where you set it without having to loosen anything to change the lamp height. In the original assembly though, they are a challenge to extend because there's so little to grab onto. One of the other reviewers mentioned cutting a finger on sharp edges and having to use pliers to move the sections. There is a diagram indicating you can push the sections apart from the bottom by inserting a finger at the base. I tried that after having little luck pulling from the top barehanded...and sliced my finger on the interior edge. I should have known better but I still did it. It did, however, slowly advance the inside tubes far enough to give one a bigger grip surface. This whole issue can be solved thusly: place a small cable tie through the bottom tube and the top tube, both of which already have a hole drilled for an assembly screw. You could then easily pull them apart and snip the cable tie. I suggest the manufacturer just put the ties in the tubes or include them in directions. That having been said it is a decent little lamp and fits in many a different decor. The rechargeable aspect makes it cordless and that's a nice addition, too. If you don't treat it roughly it should last and stay nice looking for a long time, I'd think. If the maker inserts those cable ties I'll give it the missing star - and won't even demand royalty for the idea!

I have 2x SwitchBot Bots, Hub mini, Lock, Keypad Touch.I've really enjoyed using these products in combination with each other. I've appreciated the ability to loop them into Apple Shortcuts & Alexa, and to allow multiple users to connect and use them easily.I've experience very few to zero issues with the devices. I wouldn't mind if the Bots were faster to respond, as it currently controls a light switch and the wifi lightbulbs respond very quickly, with the physical device lagging behind. Not a problem, just a minor request.Using the devices all together allows me to know that if I leave my house without my keys, I'll be able to reenter using the switchbot devices - one Bot controlling my buzzer entry system, and the Lock to get me in my front door. It gives me peace of mind. Further it allows me to let guests in remotely which is helpful.The price of these devices too is attractive, meaning I can smart-up my home without replacing anything. Living in an older property, this is one of their biggest selling points for me.

I love these. I work from home doing online teaching and design. I'm easily distracted and have young kids. I also am really noise-sensitive. These have become my daily friend.For some reason getting them setup initially was difficult, so I suggest going step by step in the manual. Once done, though, it has been a breeze reconnecting. I have an android phone and a Windows 10 PC. Both connect at once, with the Alexa access coming through my phone. The sound is really great, of course, and the noise canceling is top notch. I can't even tell it's on, really, just everything is quieter. The sound is such that when I turn it on, I sometimes can't tell if my headphones are connected and I'm hearing clear sound from my speakers. It feels so natural and simply "there." Alexa integration is smooth and it's like bringing an echo everywhere ( as long as your phone is accessible). Great for work or chores or just about anything since they're lightweight (I wear them for long stretches throughout the day).I'm not typically on the Bose bandwagon, but I have another set of Jabra headphones that I really liked before that I'm not really using as much now. These just do everything better.

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 I am super impressed and very happy with the Tonor Q9 Mic and system. The MIc is really stylish and looks cool. I got this Mic system to start a Podcast and I figured it got a lot of good reviews and I figured for 50 dollars why not? Well I’m very happy and surprised. I sound great on the Podcast. I’ve listened to other Podcasts and found that this Q9 Mic is every bit as good. I think my voice sounds great! The Extension Arm looks and works great. It swivels 360 degrees. The clamp that hold the system up works nice and is very strong. The Pop Filter fit and works nice and everything about this home Podcast set up is really nice. I’m super happy and I’m proud of my Mic set up. It looks like a much more expensive DJ system but far less. Very happy and highly recommend.I also choose the USB system because I wanted something that would connect to my computer easily. It connected right away and all I did was plug it in and start the Podcast App and it worked great! The Cable is thick and I like that the Mic has a nice quality weight and everything about is top quality. Yes I recommend this Set-up for anyone on a budget and wants a good system, this is a great value.

I'm one of those people who NEEDS a fan to be on while I'm sleeping, and this thing scratches that itch perfectly while saving me from needing a power hungry, dusty fan on all night!The sound that it makes is perfectly soothing and impressively loud- I run it at 4/10 power and it sounds easily as loud as my stand-up fan that I have in my room. It really sounds like a fan, it's loud, and it's fantastic. When you crank it up to 10/10, I'm pretty sure you could drown out just about any outside noise that you wanted to.Since purchasing my Snooz (weeks ago) I've been running it about 18 hours a day, as I also leave it on for my dog while I'm at work. It has stood up to this endurance test incredibly well and I'm very impressed.There's also an awesome app! I've had no problems with the app at all- it works great and makes it very easy to make adjustments and even set schedules so that it automatically turns on and off when you want it to! I love this thing. If you're thinking about buying, go for it- you won't regret it!

This Andobil Car Phone Mount 2019 Easy Clamp New Upgrade Ultimate Phone Holder for Car Air Vent Cell Phone Mount arrived yesterday and I immediately opened the package and retrieved the instruction manual. The assembly instructions are very clear and easy to follow.I then installed the device onto one of the air vents of my Subaru Forester. It is very easy to install. It fits perfectly and clamps securely to one of the two central-mounted vents. Unlike other cell-phone mounts I have used, this one does not block any of the screens on the dashboard and it can be mounted in such a way that it won't block the passenger-side airbag (which I hope never needs to be deployed!). Mounting it in this location allows both front-seat occupants to easily access the phone's controls (though I myself will not do THAT while driving!).I went for a ride yesterday and I found that the air flow from the vent to which it is mounted is not really blocked very much (this is due to the design of my particular vehicle of course) and the air flow really helps in keeping the cell-phone cool.The adjustable bottom shelf has a slot into which you can attach a charging cable. This is REALLY good design.In addition, its construction quality is superb and its mounting points are designed in such a way that it would be almost impossible to scratch or otherwise harm your cell-phone.Even though it is not necessary, I have that bottom shelf adjusted to its maximum downward position for my Motorola G4 cell-phone; this allows the side clamps to fall right into the middle of the sides of the phone and also has the advantage of keeping the air vents from closing downward.The side clamps are easily and quickly released merely by pressing the quick release button.My only question is how well this device will hold up in direct sunlight. I do not have a garage so my car is parked outside. While I do have a windshield cover, the car gets VERY hot in the summertime. I'll just have to wait and see.But, assuming that all remains well with this mounting clamp, I can give it my highest possible recommendation. I have never seen any such automobile add-on which was designed so well and with so much careful thought.At its current price ($17.99), it represents, in my opinion, excellent value for money.Buy one. I'm positive that you'll like it as much as I do.Thank you for reading this.Lawrence H. Bulk