I use these daily. The battery life is great. Sound quality and loudness are good. I did get the protective case since I keep them in my lunch bag. Only improvement I would like is it to have a type C charge port instead of micro.

Definately well worth the money. Not really a whole lot of bass. But heck, they don't cost over a $100 either.

Little too bright for my taste but not a bad mic at all

Pretty good. Pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty pretty good.

The ground stakes brake easily but these lights work well.

Lightweight clamps. They claim they can hold 10 lbs but I don't think so.

I just got into amateur astronomy about 6 weeks ago, and based on the many positive reviews I read here, I decided to give these a whirl since they are reasonably priced. Just got them today.It is overcast right now, so, I only got to view the moon in between darks clouds and saw Venus. I will make it my business to either update or post again, but the few comments I want to make: They are MUCH lighter than I thought. Yes, I had the shakes, but not much different than my 10x50s. My hands did not get tired after 15 minutes. I was more annoyed that the clouds were in the way of my view than I was with the so called awkwardness of the binos. My only complaint about Celestron (I have two other sets of binos by them) is that their straps and bag are FLIMSY! I see that I have to purchase them elsewhere for optimal protection. I am not as in a rush as I thought I would be to purchase a tripod. They may not even been necessary with a bit of patience and positioning.I plan to look at Jupiter Saturday morning and review the planets I have previously saw and will definitely post back. For now, I say get them. Celestron is the company that seems to deal with enthusiasts with limited funds, but seem to come through with decent optics.***Update 11/12/10*** I have even more appreciation of these binoculars as I gain more experience. Pleiades is phenomenal to see. Ditto for the Orion Nebula! If you hold the binos at the front, that may decrease the shakes a bit-or I lean on my gate or a car to steady them. I have purchased a tripod since my last posting, which is even better, but I don't carry it around. You can see Jupiter's 4 moons, more details on the moon, clusters, and just for the heck of looking and identifying it later is equally as fun! You don't have to spend a great deal of money to view celestial treats!

I purchased this camera as a replacement for an old school analog PTZ camera.First let me say this unit is pan and tilt only. It will zoom using pinch gestures in the app but in reality it is not a true PTZ camera. The zoom will not stay if you close the app and go back in to it.That being said it is a good pan and tilt camera with decent image quality. The control app really needs some help. For this product to be a 5 star product, the app needs to have the ability to invert the image so if you needed to mount the camera in a way that would allow you a higher tilt angle the image would be right side up.Next the app really needs the ability to modify the on screen display. Such as turning it off, moving it to different places in the image, change font and color, etc, etc.For the price it is worth it if you can live with the shortcomings.The camera plays well with 3rd party capture software as well as the manufacturer’s software.Set up was easy and straight forward.The manufacturer has made it easier to chose between wireless or wired network connections so that is a plus.I would also suggest that they change the power brick to something that will stand up to the weather or give you a longer USB cable.I hope this is a 1st generation camera and that the next one out will have some more capabilities.