5 stars. First, the shipment arrived on time, neatly packaged, and undamaged. Second, I love this intake! Have always been a K&N fan, and made a home made CAI on another truck previously that worked very well. But adding this unit to my 390 horse Hemi... Holy cow!The installation was very simple and straightforward. The only con I have found is the rubber PCV extension tube is made of a soft rubber that can kink where it connects into the breather tube. Use caution in trimming the the length, it needs to bend at a gradual 90° bend to prevent the kink. Took me about an hour to complete. Instructions could not have been simpler.Running stock exhaust, the sound does change slightly at idle. Slightly louder and deeper tone. Under normal driving conditions, there is no drone in the cab, no change in sound at all really. Accelerate slightly, and the Hemi awakens. The tone is deep and throaty, and sounds awesome. Mid throttle acceleration is significantly louder. Stomp it, and it sounds mean.The torque and horsepower increase is very noticeable. More than I expected. As others have stated, it did seem to take about 3 trips of normal driving for the computer to readjust itself to the new air flow. The first time I punched it, it seemed as though it was going to stall out for a second. Had me worried. I drove it a few miles normally, then stopped and shut it off. Started back up after a couple minutes, and drove highway. Stopped again, then hot rodded it a little. Next time I drove it, it was adjusted.I have not yet seen any real change in gas mileage. Definitely not worse.Overall, as I said, I love it and would not hesitate for a second to buy it again. Go ahead, buy it. You will love it. I can't wait to hear it after I change the exhaust! Blessings!

I ride a motorcycle and have purchased four video cameras over the last couple of years. I have s Sony HDRAS300, a Yi 4k (don't make that one anymore), a Gopro Black 7 (which is white), and the Akaso V50 Pro. I bought the Akaso to stick on my drones because the included cameras on the drones have no image stabilization. I did not want to use my other three cams because they are expensive and I have crashed several drones. I have no use for the Sony as I cannot get it mounted on my helmet like I want, so I basically use the Yi and Gopro for my motorcycle videos. I mounted the Akaso on my Xero drone and crashed it. The drone is done for but the Akaso survived. The last ride I took, I put my Akaso on my helmet and gave it a try to use as a backup on my rides in case something happens to my Gopro while I am on the road. I am amazed, I mean really amazed at the video. The Akaso colors are as vibrant and the Gopro and more so than the Yi. Also the stabilization is fine mounted on my helmet. I plugged it in to a usb port on my handlebar and it ran for a couple of hours straight from my motorcycle battery. The only limitation is the size of the micro sd card which is 64 MB. The Gopro can handle 128 MB which allows me to ride and forget about running out of space and it will also run off my motorcycle battery. The Akaso cannot match the Gopro apples to apples at 1080p which is what I record in but the Akaso can match the Gopro at 1080p if the Akaso is set to 4k which is really not 4k as I understand from other people reviewing on Youtube. However, both the Akaso at "4k" and the Gopro at 1080p have about the same file size. The Gopro makes a 17:38 minute file size at 3.90 GB for 1080p. The Akaso makes s 17:33 minute file at 3.87 file size. I cannot speak for other activities like snowboarding or surfing or stuff I don't do that may overcome the image stabilization, but the Akaso is fine mounted on my helmet. I paid about $119 for the Akaso and a mounting kit and about double that for the Gopro Black 7...never buy the current Gopro model as it is way overpriced. I am not a paid reviewer and I don't get stuff from the manufacturer or anything like that...I buy my own stuff and try it out to see if it meets my needs. My opinion is as follows: The Sony is a good camera but way overpriced because it has limited mounting options or either they are a pain. The Yi is almost as good as the Gopro as it has solid image stabilization and crisp video, but the colors a not as vibrant, and it cost me about as much as the Gopro 7. I cannot find the Yi selling anywhere reputable anymore. I bought the Gopro because most videos on Youtube use it. I got the 7 after the 8 had been out for quite a while, and the 7 was discounted a lot. The 7 is a great camera, and I cannot see getting an 8 as great is enough and better than great is a waste of money. The Akaso V50 Pro is a fine, fine camera for the price you pay. If you can afford a Hero 7 then get that as it lives up to its reputation, but otherwise the Akaso is the better value because double the price does not really get you much more. One last thing...I did have to contact Gopro support as the Gopro started having an issue with stuttering video after I did a firmware update. Tech support had me reset the unit, and that fixed it. However now it will only turn off if I give it the verbal command to do so...it will not turn off with the button. It is a good camera but the sofware is not good. No such problems with my other three cameras. They are rock solid.

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 I have reviewed several little drones already and this was the first to actually make it to my recommended list.First of all it has guards on the blades. This is very important if you are new to flying drones because you will crash it a lot and the blades bend or break easily on most. Even if they come with extras you will break those too. I always say if you are new to make sure to get ones with guards, this checks that box.Out of the box I didn't have to do any adjusting to it to make it fly up straight and hover without drifting to one side. Most you will have to fine tune and I would suspect if you got this you might have to also, I just got lucky with this one. This made it super easy to fly.The lights change color and look cool in the dark. It also comes with 2 batteries so you can play longer.I couldn't get the app to work. It is supposed to pair with the drone over Wifi but mine never recognized it. I followed the instructions clearly and even improvised after I couldn't get it to work, but still nothing. So I don't know anything about how well the camera works, which is why I gave the remote portion only 3 stars. You are supposed to be able to control it from your phone if it works properly.It is a bit pricey at $50 for what you are getting but at least it flies well. If the camera works well then maybe it would be worth it. But since I couldn't get that working I don't know what to say here. Maybe you will have better luck and it is worth $50 for sure in that case.

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 The Insta360 ONE RS win edition is a superbly versatile 360 camera… er Action camera…all of the above! The camera is about the same size as a stack of business cards and comes with both an action camera lens (4k Boost) and a 360 lense (5.7k dual lens), and with these two lenses, you can convert it to be an action cam or 360 cam.The Insta360 ONE RS has been super fun, especially with my mountain bike videos. I can carry one camera & battery to make videos with lots of perspectives. I especially like the 360 camera mode while helmet-mounted as it mimics a drone following you around. You can reframe the shot in the insta360 app to whatever you want. It is quite impressive all the shots you can get from just one mounting position when shooting with the 360 lens. It’s almost like having several cameras recording simultaneously with how much you can do in post using the app.The action cam mode works really well too. Stabilization easily rivals the GoPro camera I have with super smooth shots. I found the battery life & touch screen are way way better than any GoPro I have used. Navigating through the touch screen is easy and the menu structure is simple. The only I would like to see improved is wind noise protection. The mounting case has a wind muff that does well with light wind or low to medium speeds. However, at super high-speed descents or in bad conditions, you do still get some wind noise. Aside from the occasional wind noise, the audio is crisp and clear, with voices easily heard and pleasing to listen to.Without question, this is my new favorite camera. I just love how versatile it is straight out of the box and the ability to essentially have 2 cameras in 1. Buy it and be glad you did!

The perfect camera for autosports!So, I bought this camera for solo racing (autocross) and it does not disappoint. The stabilization at full HD 60FPS is beautiful and the gmatrix data is very useful. I had to buy a couple accessories to make this really work for auto racing.- Garmin wrist remote (very nice when the camera is on the roof of the car. Can use smartphone as well)- Virb Ultra cage case (non-waterproof. Its good for charging the camera while using it with the mounts. Using all the senors KILLS battery)- OBDII ELM 327 Bluetooth reader (This connects to the Virb and records my car's data like throttle position,temp etc... VERY COOL FOR RACING VIDEOS! I use the KONNWEI adapter. Many adapters fail to pair so good luck with something else.) Needs to add boost gauge to the gauges.- Garmin Genuine extra battery (because you cant have too many)- Lexar 1000x 64gb micro sd U3 class ( You HAVE to get the best card if you want seamless 4k video)So far the best experience about this camera is the free software, Virb Edit. The data overlays can be changed and adjusted.But this camera puts any GoPro TO SHAME! The amount of features, connectivity, senor capability, and even video quality (3 axis stability at full HD 60fps) I can use this camera for epic drone videos and use the built in GPS and altimeter to record all kinds of data. The GPS tracking is one of the best! It laid out the autocross track perfectly from the GPS trailing.The bluetooth abilities are endless. From wireless mics to heart trackers, the Virb Ultra can connect to about everything bluetooth (finding a OBDII that pairs was tricky, thought)So, yes, if you want something that looks like a GoPro, mounts like a GoPro, videos like a GoPro; but is wayyyy better? GET. THIS. CAMERA!

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 Il prodotto è arrivato nei tempi previsti.Non vedevo l’ora di usarlo.Ho letto tutte le recensioni sul web e non vedevo l’ora di poter provare la famosa funzione 360 gradi.Appena arrivato apro il pacco e nel suo interno trovo modulo 4K, modulo 360 con copri lenti , custodia per rendere la cam impermeabile, batteria , cavo per caricare, libretto distruzione, panno per pulire le lenti. (Come in foto)La mia insta aveva una carica del 30%.Una volta assemblato il tutto ho scaricato l’app sul cellulare e abbinato la cam.Subito dopo ho potuto aggiornare il firmware.In questo modo è comparsa la lingua italiana perché con il vecchio firmware compariva solo inglese e cinese .Il modulo 4K è fantastico con possibilità di foto a 48MP.L’obbiettivo abbinato all’app crea un’infinità di soluzioni per i tuoi video.Ma la vera meraviglia di questa cam è il modulo 360.Io ne sono rimasto veramente entusiasta.Crea dei video 5,7k a 30FpsQuesto modulo rende invisibile anche l’asta quindi si ha la sensazione come se ci fosse un drone a registrarti.Inserisco un piccolo video per far vedere sia l’asta invisibile che la funzione FlowState che rende i video super stabilizzati.La batteria dura intorno ai 75/80 minuti (testato)La memory non è inclusa nel pacco io ho comprato una 64g e mi trovo bene.

I sleep with a window fan blowing during the summer months because I dislike air conditioning. The sound blocks out noises, lulls me to sleep and keeps me asleep. As the crisp Fall temperatures began to arrive, I ran a fan for awhile, but it became far too chilly as the night drew on. I tried an EdenPure heater that I have hanging around, but even on low the room became way to hot. That's when I decided to begin looking at sound machines. I read reviews and looked at many websites finally settling on the Ecotones Sound and Sleep Model ASM1002. The variety of and quality of the sounds this machine plays are excellent! The recorded tracks are quite long and seamlessly replay without any noticeable transition back to the beginning. The timer allows play for 30, 60, 90, 120 minutes or continuously. It has a built in option called Adaptive that automatically adjusts the volume as any outside noises increase or decrease. The richness feature provides for the very realistic natural sounds of a fireplace, rain storm, summer night, train, city traffic, etc. or leaving it off can provide a more steady, even sound for those who desire more of a muffled drone. The volume adjustment provides for plenty of head room also. I've heard complaints about other machines not being loud enough. Not a problem with this. Not matter what environment you live in, this will drown out TV sets, loud talking, noisy traffic, barking dogs, howling cats and other annoying sounds that may keep you awake at night. I run mine every night on continuous and fall asleep faster than I ever did. The only regret I have is that I didn't buy one of these sooner. You will not be disappointed with this machine!

I've been a GoPro owner and fan since Hero 2 and have come to accept the abysmal battery life and other miscellaneous quirks. However, it appears I have been settling. Despite the lack of a flat color profile like GoPro's Protune, (and I believe it's something that can be added later via firmware), the Yi 4K IS an upgrade from GoPro Hero 4 Black. I cannot speak (yet) to its longevity, but if you are a first-time action cam buyer, look no further. The inclusion of a more responsive touch screen, FAR superior/responsive wifi/software, better build quality and MUCH better battery life makes this a no brainer.Now, here comes the BIG BUT...If like me, you rely on the heavy use of current brushless gimbals (and I HIGHLY recommend this stabilizing accessory, e.g. Feiyu Tech, Shape, CAME, Fotodiox, etc), the slightly larger form factor will not fit any of these devices. (They are CNC machined specifically for GoPro Hero.) Creative folks will likely come up with a way to 3D-print workaround solutions until Yi releases their own gimbal(s). The good news is that the Yi 4K housing is compatible with all GoPro mounting hardware. And while you won't need the equivalent of GoPro's The Frame for "naked mounting" (These "Young Innovators" included a standard 1/4" mounting hole on the camera), I've found that lens adapters designed for GoPro will also not fit the Yi. (Yi's lens diameter is ever so slightly wider.) This may be by design if an accessory lineup is on the Yi roadmap.Another (smaller) BUT is that it includes no waterproof housing, like GoPro. Yi's own-branded housing looks to be going for $40 (total $290). Adding this to the price tag STILL makes it a better deal than GoPro Hero 4 Black (at $450 and up).I'm still a fan of GoPro and hope they can rally. (I also look forward to their own drone, the Karma.) But they'll really need to bring their A game with GoPro Hero 5.