Overall it is a very good camera compared to Gopros. The camera starts to get warm after 10 minute of usage, but it is normal due to taking high reso. video footage. Another problem is when you play back the video you shot, it would lag from one frame to another sometimes. Wish they could improve this in the future.

Wait for the main site to come back in stock if you're looking for this cable, not worth paying an additional 100 bucks for a cable that's cheaper n' more reasonablly priced, mess with some of the cheaper cables out there for the meantime they'll work practically the same as the official one until Oculus adds the further features (to existing or future headsets) to actually make use of a cable such as this.

Sturdy, stuck easily to my case (thanks for all the extra adhesives for future use), and just feels incredibly well made.The ring on the back is a little big for my fingers and I have big fingers but I would rather it's a little big then too small.It also pairs really well with a magnet.LOVE IT!

Never expected I will buy this after researching this product and reading many reviews decided to buy it. Never turn back solid piece of gear, sound quality is great , easy to setup and great looking piece of mic. Awesome for anyone looking for a good price and a good product. I am considering their high end product in future.

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 Used this product for my daughters 12th Birthday Karaoke Glow Party. They were a huge hit. Set up was so easy and the sound quality was amazing. I was unsure if the would work out so had several back up plans but they are wonderful and make a great addition to our living room. Will be using for several future parties.

If you’re at this page you know what this gadget is supposed to do. The question is, how well does it do it? Sound masking devices have been around since the 1970’s, at that time it was a contraption that used a motor to spin the inner shell around in an outer shell and make a low-pitched sound. In fact it was made by this same company and called the DOHM (get it … “dome”?). They worked remarkably well, so well the company still makes a newer plastic version of the same thing. The sound it made was omnidirectional so when you were in bed trying to sleep your ears didn’t pinpoint where the sound was coming from, a situation that actually makes it harder to fall asleep.Then in the mid-1980’s some of the fancy grownup gadget toy stores started selling an electronic version that used an amplifier and speaker which was also made by Marpac (I still have one). The sound was higher pitched and localized and the sound effects mostly sounded phony. To help it sound better it had a ¼” phono jack on the back to connect it to a larger speaker or your stereo system (which I did). As time went on these gadgets got better and cheaper, with the sound being actual recorded sounds rather than being synthesized but they still had the problem of sounding like listening to a tiny portable AM radio on the other side of the room.The Marpac ROHM (“roam” … get it?) takes us back to basics. Although not mechanical it reverts to the old idea of producing just a steady flow of white noise (you can choose high pitched, low pitched or a rolling surf effect) and hard to pinpoint. In fact the only real difference between this and the original mechanical devices is that it has a real volume control and three different sound effects.It appears there is an obvious design of this product being intended for travel, which suits me fine. Like most people I am used to the sounds of my home and have less of a problem falling asleep there than in a hotel or when visiting someone’s house. At just over 3” round it is really tiny and takes up almost no room in a travel case. It only weights 3-1/2 ounces. I like that It operates a rechargeable batteries that uses the standard mini-USB plug so I don’t have to carry any special cables or adapters with me. The battery has an acceptably long life that will last a couple of weeks on a charge. The sound quality is very pleasant and does an excellent job at masking “strange” noises. I found I can place it pretty much anywhere in the room without being able to pinpoint exactly where the sound is coming from.Perhaps the most compelling feature is that the sound is consistent. That’s usually the dealbreaker with many of the other fancier and more expensive units that try to sound like rain, waves, ocean, etc. because they play the sound effect for a few seconds then start the same sound over in a loop. When the loop ends and starts over again is never a perfect edit and can do more to keep you awake than put you to sleep. On some brands of sound conditioners the edit is terrible. None of these negative issues exist with the Marpac.It comes with a nice matching hanging “rope”. I loop it around hotel doorknobs, lamp fixtures, etc. Hanging it helps me remember not to forget it and leave it behind when traveling.If you’ve never owned a sound conditioner take my advice that the ones with 20 different sound effects gets old after a while and the tinny looped sound effects start to get annoying. The Marpac goes back to basics and does what it should for a very affordable price, earning it a solid 5-star rating.

I surrounded the window in my classroom with the lights. The students love them....

I baught this as a gift for my teen for Christmas and was pleasantly surprised in the sturdiness and structure of the scope itself. I absolutely love the phone connector. The many attachments that come with the scope provide various magnification when searching the stars. I can not wait to share this with my child. The buy is well worth the money!