Great idea! Works wonderfully! Attaches easily and stays put even going over bumpy roads. Keeps phone close and easily reachable without needing to put next to your ear.

I just had my first chance to use the ROXANT Mini-Monocular On a 4 day trip to Lassen Volcanic National Park. Using the included lanyard, I wore it around my neck every day. At only 2 oz., I barely noticed it was there. While it is not the most powerful magnifying tool I have ever used, the optics are good, and it proved to be a handy little tool. I was with a large group, so it was useful in identifying people while on the trail and summit of Lassen Peak. Another time, a couple of deer wandered into an adjoining campsite, and I was able to get a close look at them with the monocular, without having to approach and possibly disturb them. This monocular is going to be a permanent addition to my camping and lightweight backpacking gear lists. The monocular seems well-built and I'm happy with my purchase.

These clamps have great gripping power and the price is right. My one complaint is that the orange wear-pads are very easily knocked off while trying to insert whatever is trying to be clamped. They are also very easily put back on and remain well when under clamping pressure so they are a minor annoyance. This should be easily designed out. Just sayin'

This is the first light for video conferencing that I've tried. I was expecting something on the flimsy side, admittedly because the price was low and I'm on a tight budget. Instead, I've been quite pleasantly surprised! It's compact enough to fit in my luggage, which is a must because I've been travelling a lot for for a few months. The clip and stand are similar to a phone camera tripod I have, so that learning curve was short. The light itself is quite bright, with white/yellow cast options, each with brighter/dimmmer options. It's been useful in other ways, though: aimed downward, it lightens up the keyboard, which is helpful if you're working in low light. I've also used it to light my little travel makeup mirror, which will be even more handy as darker winter mornings approach.

The MagSafe magnets are super strong and easily hold the phone. It definitely won’t easily fall off the back of the phone. This works as expected with my iPhone 12 Pro Max and MacBook Air M2.

Great pictureEasy to setup. Connect easily with phone .Android tv works great. Can watch movies from Netflix easily. Also connect Bluetooth sound bar easilyOverall great experience

Sound quality is superb with easily adjustable volume controls . Bluetooth connects easily covering a wide range so lags do not usually happen. It is handy and does not require a lot of effort to use.

I believe I've stumbled on a really good value using Amazon's Solimo Dark Roast Coffee Pods.  ¶  I've recently returned to using my Keurig machine after quite a stretch of being a Chemex pour-over (Starbuck's) purist.  But I'd grown weary of spending 30-40 minutes on such an elaborate preparation process.  On the other hand, I like a large, (reasonably) bold mug of coffee.  So here's my new approach: I run the Keurig process twice through the same, single K-cup (using the 1st and then the 2nd cup-size setting¹).  The brewed coffee is dripped into a large mug containing two measured teaspoons of Nescafe Taster's Choice House Blend (freeze-dried) coffee.  I know… this sounds a little weird (and probably quite horrific to our coffee-purist brethren), but I'm telling you, it tastes pretty good!  I should mention that I also add two teaspoons of (the light, powdery version of) Splenda² along with 1¼ teaspoons of sugar and plenty of heavy creme.  As such, I can't atest to how this would taste without the sweetening and cream. ¶ This approach makes sense only if one can find a good value on the coffee ingredients and the 100-ct. Solimo Coffee Pods definitely fits that bill.  So does the Taster's Choice which you can also find here at Amazon.  ¶ Of course many would suggest that this can't possibly taste as good as a pour-over Starbuck's brew — and I wouldn't argue with them.  BUT… it's definitely in the ballpark /and/ it takes about five minutes versus thirty!  Also, significantly less money.  Yupper… it's all about time and money and the trade-offs that strike us as sensible.  —mg