The idea was big for me, but I would like it more as a series since some things did seem to be rush in efforts to meet the plot.

I’m a photographer by trade and I end up taking all kinds of photos including flat-lay product shots. I use my DSLR to take my shots, but my fiance, who also takes a lot of photos, tends to use her iPhone for photography as well as videography. When we saw this device, we thought it might be a good device for her to use when taking overhead shots and/or video of herself on camera. While it is an interesting device, it doesn't quite live up to our expectations of it.There is no assembly required, but you do have to manually fold it out in order to use it. The stand charges using Micro USB, which is something we would prefer not to see. There are LEDs on the front and back of the mount for the phone. They do a good job for fill light, but they aren’t good for a primary light source. It’s just not bright enough. The lights produce some nice soft light, but that’s it. It just doesn't produce bright enough light for my fiancé’s purposes. In addition to that, no matter how we ended up turning it, the base was always visible. The arm with the phone mount on it just doesn’t extend far enough out to be able to not capture the base while shooting.The stand does seem solid. I didn’t have too many issues with the phone balancing while it was in its mount, but the mount itself is really cheap feeling. I’ve worked with a lot of smartphone mounts and tripods and this really feels poorly designed for modern phones. It might work well with smaller phones, but not the iPhone 12 Pro. My fiance and I both wished we could give this product a higher rating, but it, unfortunately, does not meet our expectations. The concept is sound, but the execution was not what we hoped for.What I would do. First I would allow the base to spin so that when doing a top-down shot the base is not in the frame. Second I would switch the charging to USB-C. Third I would take the current light to make it brighter or have a foldable option that allows you to unfold for my light or make it bendable so that it has the ability to reach a wider area on your desk. Besides that, if you just need something to sit on your desk and film you for talking headshots or like in the product video something to film you while working out this mount will do an excellent job and I would rate it 5 stars for that.

Sound is not as clear as I was hoping it would be be. Adding the Bass muffles it even more. The changing lights are pretty cool. I wish the battery life was better as well. On a full charge it will play for a few hours but you better have a charger handy.

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 I wasn't sure what to expect from this product and my expectations were really low.When I received I was surprised about how easy it was to setup BUT you have to read the manual as some of the operations are not that intuitive or standard (like pressing the power to activate wifi or holding the photo to format the micro sd card).During my tests everything worked well and I was able to download the videos straight to my cell phone from the app (see video above).I asked my husband to hear the camera so I could show it looks, it's definitely not discreet at all.In summary, the product works well and does what it's advertised with a relatively easy setup and easy to use once you learn the ins and outs. This won't replace an action camera but depending on what you have to do could be interesting.The downsides are the following:- Sound quality is not great, it could be your hair rubbing the camera or some other issue.- For long videos, the app will arbitrarily split it in smaller videos (same as what a Dash Cam would do in your car).- When you pop the micro sd card it will literally fly from the port, so be careful if you are outside.- When connected through the app the buttons do not do anything, you got disconnect first.- When taking pictures you cannot be wearing glasses as they might appear in the corner of the phone (see picture)

Well done take on the "kid meets a retired warrior" story. You'll likely see the twist coming and some of the green screen at the end is iffy, but it's a cathartic movie about hero worship and second chances. A few bad words (I remember 2) and little blood, but the "blunt force never kills" cartoon effect is in full swing even with extremely brutal hits. Always good to see Stallone.

The concept is good. I do reading as well as crafting. It doesn’t stay put; it slides. Maybe how I’m adjusting it. I’ll keep trying. Battery seems to be going. Not as bright as when I first got it. I really want this to work

First, I want to thank my mother-in-law (she who must not be named) for modeling this ring for me. I wanted to show how it would fit on a feminine hand. She has smaller hands than me so I wanted to show how it might feel large when you were sleeping at night.On to the review. I suffer from sleep apnea. I have been to sleep clinics and spent the night in a strange bed with wires connected to all parts of my body as they checked many of the same measurements as the Wellue O2Ring Wearable Sleep Monitor with Alarm - Continuous HR Monitor - Bluetooth Health Tracker with Free App and PC SoftwareTo be able to do this in the convenience of your own home is nearly priceless. Certainly worth the relatively small price of this device.There are some good things and bad things of course.Clearly this ring is large, not ridiculously so, but you might have trouble with it keeping you from sleeping with it on if you are sensitive to that sort of thing. I am not, so it did not bother me.The software and app aren't GREAT yet. The GOOD thing in my humble opinion, is that the software (and even firmware) can be updated and there is a very good chance this may get better over time. It isn't _terrible_ right now. But it has room to grow - as others have noted.I don't do reviews where I run down every feature and every flaw or thing the product can do... I write reviews that tell you how I used the product and what I found good and bad about it, and occasionally if I stumble on a tip or trick, I will share that. Someone else can do the details.In my experience I found this to be a really handy tool to track my sleep. I have a Sleep Number bed with Sleep IQ and it measures many, but not all, of the same measurements so I am able to compare the two and see if they are in sync. That assures me that the measurements are accurate.I would recommend the Wellue O2Ring Wearable Sleep Monitor with Alarm - Continuous HR Monitor - Bluetooth Health Tracker with Free App and PC Software to anyone looking at spending time in sleep study. If you have insurance that will pay for a sleep study, do it by all means and compare the two. You will be able to know what your results look like and how they compare to the professionals - that would be very very valuable.If you don't have insurance that covers it, this is the next best thing.The ring looks and feels like it is well made and will hold up. It is easy to recharge and connect to your phone and I think the software will be updated to get better and better if it proceeds as these things normally do.Once again, thanks to my mother-in-law for letting me take pictures of her hand with the Wellue O2Ring for modeling purposes.

This could be really great. Performance is greatly influenced by the device. On my laptop, volume selection and options are limited. On the desktop, there is a much better selection of options. Both are Win 7 Home Premium.