Pretty easy to learn and use. I’ve never used a stabilizer but I had fun playing around with this one. I would suggest looking up videos on how to use these and tips and tricks. The app works ok for me but occasionally will disconnect.

These are great! Much better than other sound machines targeted for children. Please note that this does have its quirks. Some users have said it won't work without the power supply. I have found that it needs the plug to turn on, but once it is on it can be unplugged. Also, to turn it on, disregard the instructions. Press the power button for 4 seconds then walk away. It will turn on if you wait a few seconds for it.

I still want to play around with the placement of the base unit but so far haven’t been able to find that right spot. I think that a video demonstrating install tips, tricks and best ways to get maximum coverage. Otherwise I love the access to Google Home allows me to create endless scenes

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 I bought this to use for my moto vlogs. One touch record. It’s really easy to use but don’t be fooled. The editing takes time and practice to get used to all of the controls. The 360 app is very helpful in the tips and tricks categories. Be sure to purchase the correct SD card. I’m the 5.7 360 mode, this thing will use 1 gb for every 2 minutes of recording. Battery life is 57 minutes start to finish. I love mine

small but mighty. Can hear me from across the room . Just got it so still learn lots of tips and tricks for using it. So far, having a ball.

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 I look forward to learning more tips and tricks via YouTube to using it but it’s very fragile and small so please handle with care . It’s very user friendly still working out the return to home feature but with time I’ll be just fine.

Purchased this book to accompany a new camera for our son. He is 15 and has taken one photography class. Has already read through most of the book and marked quite a lot of the tips and tricks. This is a nice book for beginner photographers.

I’m very pleased with these lights. I have a very small kitchen with a single ceiling light fixture. My kitchen felt dark and cramped, so I searched and found these lights. My only complaint after installation is that I wish the lights were a tad bit cooler. I’m even considering trying the “white” version out (I have the “warm white” right now). But I do love the added brightness this adds to my kitchen!Installation:I read lots of reviews and answers in the Q&A section and applied a few of the tips and tricks I found. First, in order to maximize brightness in my little kitchen I painted the underside of my cabinets white to match the rest of the cabinets. Second, I bought extension wire that another customer recommended. Third, I mocked up how I wanted to instal the lights with scotch tape before peeling off the 3M backing and committing. Fourth, I installed the light strips on the forward lip of the under cabinets, facing the wall (a reviewer recommended tip to help avoid the harsh reflection on the countertops). After installation I painted any exposed wire extensions to match the wall or cabinets they were taped to. I did run the connectors under the microwave to avoid buying a second set; I used black electrical tape to cover the connectors on the microwave. I also ran the extension wire and an led strip above the sink window to also bridge a gap. I covered that strip with a window curtain to help diffuse the light.Additional products from Amazon that I used to complete this project:3 pin LED extension wire kit:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071VN9D6N/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_JCZBNW8Q75E55XYTT5NJ?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1Double sided tape:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0852XL3CC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_XE8DR6E2344ETWYWQAV3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1Additional products I had on hand to complete this project:Electrical TapePaint to match my walls and cabinets