Small footprint, does not overlap to the next outlet. Good range of brightness. Easy control of brightness. Instruction was totally under the the elevated cardboard. You have to look for it to find it. The transparent cover for the light could have been designed to evenly and uniformly to spread the light instead of the visible 5 LEDS. Excellent value for the money. I do recommend it. Used very little power. Would have been nice if a whiter version were available

Ordered one that came with the wrong product, but that's the shipping issue. Had it replaced and the correct one came. It's VERY good for not spending $70 on similar featured items. I just needed this for a spotting scope, but it's very stable in all directions, the handle is very useful for moving it around, etc.I'd buy this again in a heartbeat.

As long as your expectations are realistic, you really can't go wrong with this little scope. Although intended for terrestrial viewing, you can see a lot of the brighter celestial objects in the sky fairly well. You will enjoy the Moon, Saturn, the Pleiades, and a number of Messier objects with this scope.For portability it can't be beat, and if nothing else you can always use it as a finder on a bigger scope. Compare it to any 8x50mm finder on the market -- for the exact same price, you will get no backpack, no tripod, inverted images, only half the light-gathering power, and it probably won't have interchangeable eyepieces.Mine doubles as a beater scope to take with me as airline carry-on and as a finder for my 13" Dobsonian.

I was looking at purchasing the T2i, as it could do 18 megapixels. Why? Would I really need to be concerned about the megapixels at the highest level. I am currently shooting with a Canon 300D, which goes way back in time, but still takes good pictures. I has a whole 6 megapixels. The Canon T3 gives me TWICE that of what I have currently. The T2i would have given me THREE TIMES the megapixels. I decided that it was not necessary for my standard picture shooting, and was over-kill for my needs. As for the 1080p video, versus the 720p on the T3, that also is fine, as I really do not intend on using the camera for shooting video. For those intending to use this as a primary video taker, they may be interested in the articulating screen that the T3i has. I have a camcorder, which shoots in HD, @1080p, that fits in my pocket--very portable. As for the screen, on the T2i, which some professionals were all hyped up about, I don't care that the resolution is higher on the screen. I review pictures on my computer, not on the camera. I have also found that I want to see a full sized picture, on my monitor, not a shrunken midget, on a tiny screen. I will occassionally do a quick review of a picture, just to make sure that I got what I wanted in the frame, but that is it. The end result being that the screen on the T3 is just fine for me. Now for the rest of the features, I compared the T3, T3i, and T2i, on the Canon site, and there is otherwise only a fraction of a difference between them. The difference was not enough for me to fell that I would be missing something, by buying the T3. For the extra money that the T2i costs, I bought a 50mm, f/2.5 lens for my new camera (well, I had to chip in a few more bucks! I also had to battle other would-be buyers on Ebay to get it!). I stuck with the Canon line, as having had my 300D for years, it has served me well (and yes, I plan on keeping it, as a back-up). The lens will work on the T3, as they would have also worked on the T2i, or the T3i. Basically the T3 gave me the majority of the features incorporated into the T2i, and T3i, that I actually needed. I was not intereste in spending the extra money for the 'fluff'.

Set up is super easy..Haven't used the remote as of yet, since I use my pen on my Note 10+... Yes it holds my Note10+ with room to spare.. You can easily tip it over, so make sure you place it on a stable surface... Haven't tried using it as a selfie stick.. Well worth the money..

I got the little speaker. Plugged it in to charge it. While charging it I turned on my Bluetooth and powered up the speaker. It has a cool looking colorful light that goes around the whole thing. Finally I played some music and it sounded way better than I expected from such a small speaker. I'm very. Happy with my purchase.

All the positive reviews are accurate, so I'm not going to double down, but just add that I managed to stick a magnetic plate to it you can easily find on amazon, and the use cases for me have gone endless, to the point where I'm planning on adding another one to my kit.

Actually I was very pleased. Especially for the price. They work great. The cord could have been a little longer like my other gaming headsets. But I just plugged the headset into the controller and they work great. So.. for the price I think you'll be pleased.