I am thrilled with my new speakers. I have a rather ancient laptop (Transport T2200), to which I've grown very attached. So I want to keep it working as long as possible (just paid $120 for a new harddrive). It still works well, but recently the internal speakers were barely working, and the sound was very distorted. I was advised to buy new speakers, but I'm so ignorant when it comes to tecnology that I didn't know where to begin. Anyway, I began searching online, and finally found these Loitech speakers on Amazon, which apparently required only a USB port. Although I was skeptical, I ordered the speakers, and they arrived within a few days. I took them out of the box, plugged them into the USB port, restarted the laptop, and they worked beautifully! It's great to find something these days that is so simple to use! And the sound quality, as well as the low price, has totally exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended for the sound quality, the price, and for anyone who is technologically-challenged.

i bought my camera after i had a theft at my deer property it is a little tough to get things set up app does not work with verizon atleast i cant get it to . customer service has been slow i put my camera up last week and it was set on 5 min intervals by mistake so it takes picture every 5 minutes could not shut camera off with app so my free 500 pics gone just like that. got email saying i was only allowed 50 pics a day with sim hero card. the mounting bracket is not very easy to use and made very cheap. i went with this camera because i cant get verizon signal where i am and att works well pictures do come through fast once i get the bugs worked out i will be pleased with it and will probably add another. the one upsetting thing is i paid 329 from amazon and you can get from creative website for 279

This is an excellent speaker for the money. This speaker is for the person looking to replace cheap factory speakers with something that is budget friendly but still sounds noticeable better than OEM equipment.These were installed in a 2010 Toyota Corolla S. I drilled out the old speakers with integrated (riveted) mounts. I also purchased a set of mount rings from Amazon to use with these speakers. They were worth the $10 I paid. Super quick install.The speakers themselves have good highs, so good that I removed the OEM tweeters. Note: check YouTube for how to do this. On the Corolla if you remove the tweeters it results in an open circuit and the 6.5's won't play. You have to remove the tweeters and jumper the connector with wire. Super simple to do!The sound quality is good. Highs are crisp without being harsh. These handle more volume before distorting. And the midbass punch is far more visceral than the cheap paper OEM speakers.

dark rich flavor, not burnt at all. I won't pay the Starbucks prices if I can get these

I bought these to replace the old earbuds my husband uses. He owns his own construction company and when working on a roof, he likes to stream music. The other buds he had were not noise cancelling so if he received a phone call while working, it could be hard for him to hear. He states these work great! He can listen to music and if a client calls, he picks up and he can hear them really well even with the noise of construction going on around him. He says they are comfortable, the sound quality is good and they don't bother him to wear all day. They connected quickly to his phone with no problems. I don't know about the waterproof part as it doesn't rain here a lot so they haven't gotten wet but if they are anything like mine, I'm not concerned. They were definitely worth the price I paid.

The reviews didn’t lie. It took my cat about five minutes to figure out that the bed is the best thing in his entire kitty world.I feel like a terrible person for not having bought this thing sooner.He leaves it only to eat and poop.He used to wander around the house wailing, especially at night. I figured that he was missing his people, but then I paid attention and noticed he’d shut up when the heat went on. I’d find him curled up in front of one vent or another…until the heat shut off and he commenced wailing again.So this stupid human finally bought a heated bed ~for her twenty year old cat~ and he is now the happiest kitty ever. No more wailing.Go buy this bed for your poor cold cat. He will forgive you for not doing it sooner.

I like the ease of tracking my walks and bike rides once I figured the watch out. Love that I can check the time when I am outside not like mi Fitbit. There are many features I don’t use. When using GPS to track activity it tends to drain the battery fairly quickly. Have to charge every 4 days or so but it charges very quickly .

Okay, so I've had some bad luck with other monitors in the last few months. Our original monitor was gifted and wasn't what we had registered for. It was a Motorola wifi monitor that also had a connected app that you can use your phone as a secondary monitor. The antenna broke and eventually snapped off which rendered the monitor useless. I then purchased the Infant Optics monitor which had some features that I liked and some that I missed. Mostly I loved that it was super easy to mount on the wall (just one screw), it had pan+zoom, came with an extra charger, secure closed circuit, and the monitor would fit in my pocket and not slip out. But it still had an antenna that I worried would get damaged. What ended up happening is that the charger snapped in half inside the unit while charging and 24 hours later, the monitor shorted and the second charger wouldn't work either. So I was preparing to buy a second Infant Optics system, but gave this one a chance.I was PLEASANTLY SURPRISED, the price and quality of this camera and monitor are great. The picture is the same, if not better than both the Motorola and the Infant Optics. I dont have to worry about an external antenna, but the range is better than the Infant Optics. The monitor battery lasts longer. The sound quality is good (of the white noise machine is off in the nursery, the monitor can be right next to me and I don't hear any static or feedback).There is no external volume buttons, which is kind of annoying (but the Infant Optics doesn't either). The screen is nice and big, and somehow still fits in my pocket. The camera moves more smoothly and quicker than the Infant Optics.I will say that none of the monitors display an accurate room temp. All three read a few degrees hotter than the actual temperature in the room (I have a room thermometer and an external sensor for my home thermostat in the nursery).I feel like this system is a great deal and I'm glad I didn't end up spending another $160 on the Infant Optics. The Hello Baby just gives you so much more bang for the buck.The only things I would have liked would have been a simpler mount, an extra charging cable and external volume buttons. But in the grand scheme of things, those aren't a deal breaker. I would gladly recommend this camera and monitor to anyone who wants the Infant Optcis. Just get this one! You won't regret it.