I was very skeptical at first reading reviews but I am so glad I purchased. I live on an extremely busy city street with constant sirens, bus stop noise, people yelling, cars beeping, etc. I have tried everything under the sun to block the noise (I am an extremely light sleeper - A piece of dust will drop on the floor and I will wake up). This noise machine successfully blocks out every single noise and I can finally sleep again. Thank you SNOOZ!!!!!!

I've been wanting to pick up a VR headset for years, having always been fascinated by it and having tried it once in a VR demo room and was blown away by the immersive feel. But I didn't because it was intimidating, I didn't want to get a gaming PC, I didn't want to figure things out like "boundaries" or such, and I was worried it was still not mainstream enough for a casual non-techie person to be able to use it.But now that I finally decided to buy a unit and try it out, can I just say, that the Oculus Quest 2 is absolutely amazing. Being able to play anywhere without wires is liberating, and the setup was surprisingly easy and straightforward that a non-techie person can easily do it. The available library of games is very impressive, and I've been amazed at how some simple games (like Tetris) can feel so gorgeous when in a VR environment.Besides games, my favorite thing about this headset is the ability to do some amazing (and intense) workouts on it. I've always found it hard to stick to exercise because I find it boring, but man oh man, it is not boring in VR! I was worried the headset would be too heavy and make exercise problematic, but it wasn't. I'm not going to say the headset is light or that you can't feel it, but that once you get to work, you don't really notice it that much, and the amazing experience you get is more than worth it.Between casual games and fitness games (and games that mix both) I've been absolutely impressed, and am completely in love with the Oculus Quest 2. The only con I can think of is ... I wish they had either more storage, or that you can put in a Micro SD card. I feel like even the 256 GB unit I got will not hold what I want eventually, and I'd have to delete things I don't use. It's not a huge problem, but if I can think of a con, that's it.

I am thinking of purchasing another. Not sure how I lived without it. It is great for reading and doing puzzles.

It’s a very sexy machine. Almost makes me wanna..

This product is very easy to assemble. I have Macular Degeneration. This light allows me to read my Bible without straining my eyes. Light is flexible and easy to adjust. Fits perfectly to my chair. Being able to adjust light brightness is a a plus for day or night reading.

I’d recommend this to anyone having trouble sleeping, it’s wonderful!

I purchased three of these for three bedrooms. I was skeptical of the price point but they do not disappoint. We used small white noise fans for years but they eventually cake with gross dust; the design of snooz is much better. I love the control of the tone and volume. I don't use the app because it's easy enough to touch the device itself. With two kittens and sounds of other family members up in the middle of the night to pee, I was sleeping very little. Snooz has improved my quality of sleep by a lot. My daughters, 7 & 15, love theirs too.

First off, this mic stand is a beast of a stand!! It has made my other one look like a toy. It's made out of metal tubing, the tubing has a built in wire channel to keep your wire out of sight and more importantly out of the way. The connector for your mic/shock adaptor is made of brass. The tensioning screws are built into the joints adding to the sleek, finished look of this mic stand. Moving it around is butter smooth and while doing so, you can feel how much effort went into making this stand. There is one, albeit small, issue though. The joints seem to be off, somehow, in their movement range. It's ever so slightly restrictive right where I need it to bend just that fraction of a bit more to place my mic in the perfect position. For me to use it, I have had to fully extend the stand and sort of "force" the mic into position. If the middle joint had just 20-30 degrees more movement I could position it perfectly. Don't let that deter you from getting this though. My mic position may not be anywhere near yours and I feel like this should be the gold standard for Mic Stands.