So my kids bought me these for Father's Day. I am an avid user of this style of headphones. I use them for everything -- phone calls, running, music etc. I have had five or six sets of LG headphones of all price and quality levels. While I obviously liked the LGs, I was always disappointed by either the headphones disintegrating somewhere along the hard plastic neck, the ear buds not rolling up or an ear bud just failing. The LGs frankly always felt like a rip-off because I paid top dollar and they still failed in the same utterly predictable and unacceptable ways. While only time will tell if the Exfit are good quality long-term, I love the fit, feel, design and functionality. I'm not an audiophile, but the sound is rich and deep. I am very pleased so far!

Got my new Dragon camera today and everything is going great. Nice quality pictures and the price was in my range.

Bought one a month ago for my brother and liked it so much I bought myself one.

Don't let the price fool you! If this bluetooth last as long as the platonic one I had,this will be a steal considering what I paid for my platonic and it works just as well! The only thing I miss about this one is the feature that announces the battery life remaining when I turn the platonic one on...other than that, I can't tell the difference between a less than $20 and one that cost 3x more, and I got it within 24 hours of placing the order, which is important to me because of my job. Hope this helps anyone who is looking for a great bluetooth without breaking the bank!...over a year later and this little thing is still going strong! And better yet, I've only had to charge it 3 times! And I talk on it every time I'm using my phone.Can't recommend highly enough!

I purchased this mic for two reasons: One, I wanted to record guitar and vocals. Two, I was on a budget.The Behringer XM8500 was recommend by a few sites as a decent budget microphone with good quality, so I decided to give it a try. I purchased it for $25 on eBay (as of writing it is now $20 on Amazon) at the end of January, and it felt like a solid mic that would last a while (this is foreshadowing, friends). While the description says the mic is good for both vocals and amplified instruments, that's only half true. When recording vocals, it sounded great - I don't have the best ear for recordings, but to me, it sounded clear and and uncolored. But when it came to recording electric guitar, the sound didn't hold up as well. I didn't experience any distortion, but my recordings turned out being very "muddy", and if I didn't palm mute perfectly, I would get a loud "WHUMPH!" sound from it. It's a good enough microphone to capture your rough ideas for later reference, but it wouldn't stand up to professional recording. But I was pleasantly surprised to find out that I could get high quality acoustic guitar tracks - I wouldn't be afraid to use them in my recorded music.Now, fast forward to September. By this point, I'll be honest, I'd dropped the mic a few times - never higher than a foot, and never onto anything but carpeted floor - but I still had. I recently found myself having problems with getting sound from it, as it would cut out occasionally. Eventually it got to the point where it would not output sound at all - I'd tried several different cables and connectors, but no luck. All I get now is static from the microphone itself if I move it around at all. With the construction of this microphone, I expected it to be able to take a bit more abuse - since the description says it stands up to live performance. I did get 7 months of use out of it for $25, though, so I can't rate it any lower than three stars and be able to sleep at night.The Final Verdict?PROS - Provides clear, clean vocals - Able to record high quality acoustic tracks - Good for demoing electric guitar tracks - Low priceCONS - Muddy, "whumph"-y sound on electric guitar tracks - Lasted less than a year before breakingAll in all, this mic is fairly solid for the price - it'll serve you well for vocals and acoustic guitar, provide you a way to get rough sketches of electric tracks, and it's perfect for a budget musician. But be wary that it may not last all that long, because you do get what you pay for.

So far, so good with this little cam. It's an impressive little package that offers a lot of flexibility. The number of different mounting options it ships with is astounding. Overall, it works well for my needs. I'm using it as a cam on my bike to record things that happen on my motorcycle. Plenty of options to mount it to my handlebars, my body or pretty much anywhere you could imagine. I haven't spent a lot of time in their app yet, but that looks like it'll be great to help get the videos off the camera when I want to.

I checked the app for editing and downloading, it has bad reviews, so bought a card reader for my laptop. The vids are remarkable, sharp and clear. got a free app for editing. So far, I am digging this little camera.

Battery can use almost 2 hours if you keep it on. Voice-control is not work well in noisy place such as, park and restaurant.4K video I record is quite clear. I like it.