I've had this light for almost six months now, and I absolutely love it! It gives off a great and even amount of light (on the cooler side of the spectrum, but not horribly so), wide enough to use for music books without being a distraction to audiences in performances. (It also has a hood along the lower edge of the light to help shield the light from audiences, and that also works well.) It has a decently strong clip as well, so I've never had any issues with the grip slipping on my stand.The battery life is wonderful even when I have the light on the high setting (which I often do, because my eyesight is terrible). I have now used this light to play three multi-weekend musical productions, and it easily gets me through entire tech-week rehearsals and shows (about 3-5 hours each) without me having to plug it in. This is a good thing, because the cord for this charger is NOT long enough to have it plugged in while using it on your stand. So I just make sure I take it home and charge it between rehearsals/shows, and I'm good to go. Bright side: in a pit orchestra, it's one less cable to potentially trip over!The charger has a strange little happy-face light on the side of it as a status indicator of charge--red when it's still charging, and green once it's fully charged. Depending on who you ask, it's either adorable or creepy, but either way it's definitely useful. And it's also saved my butt when I plugged it into a power strip at a venue and the complete lack of light on that charger told me the power to the strip was in fact cut off. My only complaint about the charger is that the fit of the cable into the base of the light is kind of loose after using it a few times, but as long as I make sure there's no strain on the cord between the charger and the light when I go to charge it, I don't have any problems.Overall, this is a fantastic product, and well worth the price I paid for it (which was about $20 less than what I would've had to pay for the Mighty Bright that I had almost bought instead). I am a happy customer!

Best sound machine ever and the best sleep I've had in my life!The feature in which it automatically adjusts sound level to mask sounds (like the garbage truck coming by at 5:00 AM) is fantastic.Another feature is the sound "rain".....our dogs are like clock work and expect to go outside at 7:30 every morning unless it's raining outside and they have to be practically dragged to go potty outside. I've been able to OUT SMART our dogs on weekends now just by switching to the rain setting, and our dogs don't make a peep believing it's raining outside and we humans get to sleep in! Yippee!

First of all, I'm a real deal recovered audiophile. Now, I never ever expected to find true audiophile sound from a little Bluetooth speaker any more than I would from a clock radio, car stereo, or boombox. And as it is, this doesn't deliver audiophile sound either. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though. You just can't get that audiophile sound for under $50 anywhere. No, no, you'd need separate power amps (preferably tubes) and a preamp and source components coupled to decent speakers and using respectable quality cables and interconnects.Alas, I can't fall to sleep very well. At bedtime I've always got certain tracks playing on an all night playlist. Damn if I don't wake up at least once to have a late night pee. Getting back to sleep after that is impossible without some soothing voices. I have an iphone 8 which has respectable sound quality for a phone, but there is no appreciable bass or vocal quality. Now, thanks to this Tribit I can have that. Also, being a teacher I've been relegated to daily Zoom meetings due to the Covid-19 outbreak. With the Tribit, I can bypass the phone or laptop speakers and actually be able to hear! As it is, I never bothered with external speakers for the laptop bc it sits on an antique desk and I want as little tech stuff as possible on it.In short, this is an excellent value. Sure, I probably would get more dynamics and projection from a JBL or Bose, but I'd also have paid at least 4 times the price. I don't really even listen to jazz, but it's raining outside and for some reason I decided to try out Dave Brubeck's "Take Five" for the first song played. I'm sitting about 6 feet away and of course I can't discern true stereo imaging or separation from tiny speakers only inches apart, but I'll tell you what . . . that alto sax doesn't mingle with the piano either. Not a bad little deal.

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 These switches are super nice. I started with the two pack to automate my kitchen and garage lights. It was so easy to install because it came with eveything needed to complete the job. The integration with the Smart Life app was easy and Alexa figured it out automatically. After becoming more familiar with smart home products and they're voice command capabilities I made the switch to google everything. Using the Google Home app on my phone I was hooked. The google mini hub was my next purchase which makes the use of voice commands even easier since I have a screen lock on my phone (you can't use google assistant when your screens locked). I bought a 3-way switch next to control my hallway lights. I love that only one of the two switches needed to be changed. I installed another 3 way in my bathroom and also at my brothers house. These switches work so well and look so nice that I have recommended them to my co-workers and my patients as well. I bought this four pack so I could automate the front entry/patio, back patio, and side door. I recommend getting some lever wire nuts instead of using the nuts that come with these switches. They will make your install go faster and you can rest assure no wires will get loose during the install. After months of use I have never had a single issue with any of my Treatlife switches. I have only seen a few negative reviews about their products and I always feel compelled to respond to them because its seems to be due to their poor installation or an outdated Wi-Fi router. This review is completely honest and I'm not paid or compensated for it. I work as an ambassador at a well known foundation hospital in Southern California. These products have helped so many of my patients with disablities have a better life using home automation. My next purchase is going to be the dimmer switch. I think that it's going to be a game changer for my bedroom light.

Since the start of COVID, I've had to find a way to work/mix/record without being near my normal studio, and did not have access to my usual set of monitors. I wanted a second set of monitors that were small, but would sound decent and not break the bank. I did not want to make a large investment for what will ultimately be a temporary situation.I did some online research, and settled on either the Presonus Eris, or similar from JBL (the Professional 1 Series, 104 Compact Reference Monitors).I decided to go with the JBL's, and boy did I make the wrong choice. The JBL's did not sound good, and I started wondering if I was going to find what I was looking for in this price range.So I placed an order for the Eris 3.5's to try. I was expecting that may need to just step up into the next price bracket to get closer to meeting my needs. But as I discovered, even though the Eris are $30 less expensive, they sound WAY better than the JBL's. No contest.The Eris 3.5's give a strong sense of depth, with nice detailed midrange that is accurate but also pleasant. Good stereo image too. Of course given their size, the bass extension is not what you'd get from an 8" near field, but it's surprisingly strong and clear in the low end. You know this going in -- no one expects massive low end punch from a 3.5" speaker but I think these do a very nice job of representing the low end and that's exactly what I was looking for. They have more than enough volume for my needs, especially in a smaller space where I'm using them near-field.Overall, I'm super happy with this purchase, and would have been just as happy if the monitors cost double what I paid (shhh...don't tell the folks at Presonus I said that).If you're new to mixing/recording, and looking to buy your first set of monitors these are a slam-dunk no-brainer. For more advanced users who may be looking for a second pair of monitors to complement your main mixing setup, or perhaps as part of a mobile or temporary solution, the value is hard to beat here and I think discerning ears would be happy with the return on such a small investment.Well done, Presonus.

I was told to get a sound machine a few years ago by an out of town guest who had problems sleeping with the tollway noises near my home. I never though the tollway noise really bothered me until I tried sleeping with my windows open and then I had it in my head that it did, in fact, botherA week ago I made the decision to spend the money and omg it's changed my life- I've never slept like this. On day 3 I had to turn the machine off in the morning so that I could wake up- I wanted to go back to sleep. It's been working like I'm on sleep drugs- I wouldn't have believed it unless I tried it myself which is why I felt compelled to write this review! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I ordered these online form Amazon.com about a week ago and they arrived fast and on time. After reading the positive feedback from other buyers I decided to take a chance and on these inexpensive speaker system. My first thought was that these speakers was going to be some crappy $11 speaker set with a thinny sound which I'd would use anyways since I could not expect much for $11.54 shipped. Boy was I wrong! They arrived packed nicely by Amazom.com packing service which is always fun to open. These were brand new in a Logitech box which says works with Windows VISTA. I was a little worried since I am running Windows 7 64 bit. The set up was so easy and it's a plug and play by USB cord. The right speaker has a volume up and down and also a mute button. I set it on the loudest and use my computer volume to adjust how loud I want them to sound. As soon as I inserted the USB to my front USB ports, the drivers loaded really quick and all was set within a minute or so. The sound on these babies are GREAT! I could not expect more from a mini $11.54 speaker system. It does not sound like a boom box but more of a nice sounding TV speakers win a great tonal sound. The bass is perfect and not booming and the highs as perfect as well. I am very happy with these and I can tuen them on and off by just pulling out the USB from my front ports which is about a foot away from me. The quality of these are pretty nice as well. It is made out of a plastic black shell which is kind of light weight and has a material cloth over the front speaker portion. They sound and look more then it cost. Listening to YouTube and sports is mainly what I use it for and this is PERFECT without breaking the bank. If you want booming bass, then this is not the speaker type for you. If you want great sound (not thinny) then buy these without any hesitation. Perfect for those who bought a new computer that does not come with any speakers. I paid $11.54 and also received FREE SHIPPING on these to Hawaii. I would recomend these to all those on a budget who want convinient USB plug and play great sounding speakers priced under $12 shipped. 5 STARS for this one.

I can’t remember exactly how much I paid for these and I’m too lazy to back out of this screen to check, but it was around $35. What a deal. The description said the battery life is 6 hours, so I immediately assumed it would last 2 hours listening to music nonstop because I’m a pessimist. It actually lasts 6 hours. I use these at work and listen to them from the moment I walk in until the moment they die and it really is right around 6 hours. And a quick 30 minute charge on my lunch is enough to get the glasses through the rest of the shift no problem. If you’re listening in a fairly loud warehouse type of environment, podcasts aren’t really loud enough to hear, but music works out just fine. For being an open ear product, sound quality is what you would expect—not great. There’s no bass obviously but it gets the job done. I haven’t taken a phone call on them, but I’m sure it’s decent quality. After reading several reviews before deciding on these glasses, I took the advice of another reviewer to never fold the arms of the glasses in as they will break. I have only accidentally closed them once and they're very tight when doing so, which one would think is a good thing but judging by the tension that it creates, I can see these things breaking pretty easily so I always leave the arms open. They are blue light blockers so the lenses have a slight yellow tinge to them. Not really a fan of that, but I only wear these at work, so it’s not a big deal. Shipping took about 12 days which was earlier than the earliest projected delivery date so that was a nice surprise… Especially because the tracking didn’t update at anytime from the moment of shipment until the moment I received them. Honestly, for $35, these glasses are awesome. All the other smart glasses, including the expensive ones, had lots of complaints about the battery only lasting about two hours. These, however, actually last 6 hours. That’s alone makes these well worth the price. If you’re on the fence and don’t mind the wait, just do it. It’s a great way to try out smart glasses without breaking the bank. I rarely write reviews, but these glasses brought me out of hiding.