better battery life, better sound, better noise canceling, and new H2 chip

I really like this sound box by Doss. Purchased specifically for use with my iPhone. It synced immediately and I have had no issues playing anything. I set it in a window facing my patio and control it with my phone or watch. Very pleased.

I've had this lock over a year now, and I certainly am glad that I have it, but it fails on several of its key promises.There are several ways to use this lock, and they generally get less reliable as they get more convenient, which is unfortunate. Here's my experience, from least convenient to most:1. Use a physical key - works 100% of the time.2. Use August's iPhone app - works 99% of the time. Practically always works, although I recall a couple times when it couldn't connect for no apparent reason.3. Use August's widget from the iPhone widget screen - works 90% of the time. I don't know why this wouldn't be as reliable as the app, but it's just not.4. Use a HomeKit button, either in control center or the Home app - works 85% of the time.5. Use Siri - works 80-85% of the time.6. Use a HomeKit "When I arrive home" location trigger - works 75% of the time.7. Use August's auto-unlock location-based trigger - works less than 15% of the time. I stopped trying with this one.The workflow I've landed on is using a combination of the HomeKit "When I arrive home" trigger, as well as using Siri as I pull in to my parking lot. Between those 2 methods, the door is usually unlocked by the time I get to it.The auto-lock feature is amazing. My wife had a problem with remembering to lock the door, and that was the real reason I got this. There have also been several occasions when we needed to let others in to our house while we were away, and it worked every time. Installation was simple, and as a renter, I appreciate that it works for apartments. Also pleased with battery life.

These are gonna great work horses I think for the types of live audio and capture needs I have upcoming!! These microphones are working great for me so far. I have had them for a couple weeks, and I have had no issues with them. They do what they are made to do, and they do it well! It's so amazing to be able to move around the stage or podcast area and still have great audio from all the voices. I plan to use these a lot from now on! So glad I was able to get my hands on these. These are solid build and feel good in hand when using them. Watch for video link soon from use in the few weeks of use. I really can't say enough about how much bang you get for your buck with these!!

Good product for the price, make sure absolutely nothing blocks out the signal or wonder off too far, recommended only for home use, if you are a Dj or an Mc it won’t come through with the goods, but again it’s great for home very small settings. Update review, after my initial review about this product, I received an email from the microphones provider, I was reassured that the mics worked and after trying out all the troubleshooting I was sent a new set of mics, and boy they worked way better, so here’s my new updated review, awesome product and it works well.

Have had these microphones for a little over a week and have gotten the opportunity to use them twice. So far I have been extremely impressed with the quality, range, and construction. They were as easy to hook up as the set they replaced, and the range is amazing. We had a user walk about 2 blocks away from the unit and could still hear him even through a wall. There was static but the user's voice was still crystal clear. I did not rate the battery life yet as I haven't had them long enough to make that judgement. However, I will be happy to provide another update after I've had a chance to use them longer.

This retro vocal mic from Carol looks legit and sounds fantastic! Informal recording tests confirm the super cardioid pattern. The mic has a good weight to it (heavier than it looks), and it handles well on a stick stand. I’ve not tried it on an adjustable boom (like you’d see in a radio station) but it seems like it might be a bit on the heavy side for that.The on/off switch seems a little loose to me, but this isn’t the first mic with that style of switch to have such a problem, so if it’s an issue just do what the studio techs have always done and throw a few turns of electrical tape around it to keep it from getting moved.It’s important to note that this is specifically a vocal mic (it rolls off around 12kHz, actually seems like maybe a little lower than that), so it’s not going to do great on many instruments. Thankfully the voice doesn’t go anywhere near that high, so that’s not a concern (and not uncommon).As with all microphones, treat it with respect. Yes, as a dynamic it can take the most abuse, but be nice to it and it will return the favor.

I previously had a G500s for over 5 years which was awesome and worked super well for me over hundreds of hours of shooters, strategy games and productivity tasks. I finally decided it was time to upgrade/replace, and this mouse feels amazing. The very slidy teflon feet, which allow the G502 HERO to slide much faster than the G500s make the mouse seem faster and more responsive, even at the same DPI. The new sensor feels very snappy and precise and allows for very fine movements that the G500s wasn't as accurate at capturing.My only complaint is the slightly smaller overall footprint of the mouse. As a large-ish handed person I liked how the G500s filled up my whole palm, whereas the G502 falls a little short. This is something i am rapidly getting used to though, and I think my in game performance is unaffected by the move to this new mouse, and will probably even improve once I am done adjusting. Love Logitech products and am yet to be disappointed.