The Web interface for the camera is intuitive and easy to use. Adobe flash is not needed to view the live stream!Day time performance is fantastic. It performs exceptionally well in the early mornings and late evenings with minimal ambient light. This camera does have a microphone, and it works ok. It's very sensitive however. Whenever the AC runs, its hard to hear anything else. Conversations are mostly impossible to hear.Night time performance is adequate. if within 15ft of the camera. It would likely be much better if I had an auxiliary or separate IR flood light. It has no problem detecting cats, animals, people at night. It does a decent job of not alerting on car headlights as they turn, but this is mostly a configuration issue that I have yet to pin down.I use BlueIris as my NVR, and had a little difficulty finding the RTSP Stream url. This wasn't immediately available from the vendor and took some trial and error by piecing various sources together from the web.Overall it's a great performing camera with sharp optics, especially in the day time. Coupled with h265 encoding, file sizes are close to 1080p on h264. I would recommend this to anyone as a starter camera for their home or business.

I purchased the WinBridge Portable System S92 Pro for my computer & technology group because we lost access to a facility that had a P.A. system. The new facility didn’t have one so I had to find a P.A. system that had to be portable and at least have headset and handheld microphones. I found a few, but some of the reviews turned me off. I chose this one because it had the 2 microphones we needed, was portable, in our price range and had good reviews. I’m glad I chose this one. All the components come in a box that’s 10.5 x 8 x 2.5 with a handle. Even before I read the instructions, I pushed the power button on the speaker and a voice came on saying “Bluetooth is waiting for a connection.” I pushed the power button on the hand held microphone and voilà, it was ready to do its thing. So easy to use. The sound is very good considering its size and is more than adequate for the 22’ x 33’ room that usually has 35-40 people. The headset mic is used by the presenter and the handheld is passed around for the Q&A sesion. It made me look like a hero to the group. Highly recommended.

This seems to be good quality that hold the mic very well. I have not had an issue of the mic being too heavy, or imbalanced. Here on the cons:-If you do overhead shots and want the microphone to come inwards/more towards the base, this thing can be stubborn! Sometimes no matter how hard I try to tighten it to the right inward angle, it will just slowly go back to where it wants to angle itself. This is mainly why I deducted a star- I come across the issue almost every time i use it since I like it to angle downward and inward.-There is a kinda squishy bumper piece that is in between where the bottom sits and the furniture you place it on. It keeps coming undone and unsticking from where it's supposed to be. Doesn't bother me too bad since I just put it back in place, it really just simply needs stronger glue. If you're really worried about a small scratch or pressure on your furniture from this bumper piece coming undone, you may not want to risk it. I haven't had the problem with scratching, etc but thought I'd note that.

The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of five is because no where does it make clear which 3.5mm jack is which. The only clue I had was the plastic color on the jack (red-ish/pink-ish is industry standard for microphone), nor whether the sound jack can handle "speaker out" levels instead of "line out" levels (in case of mis-wiring). The USB power and audio wires were joined, making me have to plug them very close together or split them until they could reach. In my case, I had to move my USB devices around so they were close enough (I dislike disorganized cable clutter).Operationally, it is more than a great value for my limited budget: I only needed a simple speaker output, but having full stereo and some neat-o lights is a bonus. Having it's own volume control is also great, as I can change it without having to find and click my computer's volume/mixer controls. The additional jacks for input/output on the device are also nice, should I ever need them.

It's so good to find more wired TRRS headsets hitting the market. For a while it seemed like only wireless ones were selling and the wired models were all low-end earbud styles or the kind that have the mic embedded by your ears instead of your mouth.This is a good over-the-ear style set, with decent bass response and sound quality, as well as a mic on the wire. I really like the placement of a microphone on the wire, it is second only to the telescoping mic style you see receptionists and gamers using. It keeps the mic relatively close to your mouth (rather than headsets that put the mic by your ears) so you pick up your voice more than ambient noise in the room. Just keep in mind, it is a TRRS set which means it has the extra pin on the plug for a mic. It may not work properly in standard TRS headphone plugs (stereo only, designed for use with headsets without a mic), although some can work with both.Most modern laptops support TRRS, as well as tablets and phones (if you're lucky enough to still have a 3.5mm headset jack!).

This review is for the IP8M-T2499EW-28MM that I have used for the past year. I run a amcrest NVR that I have all my cameras connected to. I have that connected to my phone via the Amcrest View Pro app. I have two of these cameras mounted above my garage door (roughly 7’ above the ground). The ability of this camera to see in low light conditions is unbelievable. I also love the fact that it has a microphone so you can listen to what is going on. Several weeks ago, we had a group of thugs go through our neighborhood and ransacked all the cars that had their doors left unlocked. Luckily I was able to capture a really good picture of one of the sleaze bags testing my doors, but it also picked up a conversation they were having with each other while ransacking my next door neighbors truck. The footage was given to the local sheriff dept which led to the arrest of several teenagers. The resolution is great and ability to zoom in digitally helps a lot. I try to use ambient lighting instead of the infrared because it helps identify the person.

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 These headphones are a great buy for the individual looking for low cost with out sacrificing to much quality. I own around 6 different pairs of TOZO earphone products. I was purchasing these thinking for the price they would be OK and just satisfy the average user with sound quality. I purchase these for my Mother and she could care less about great sound quality and what not. I thought these were the perfect pair for her. But to my surprise the sound quality was quite good for the money. They arent as good as my Tozo NC9 but these definitely hold there own! You can still hear the deep base and sound quality is pretty decent. My mom was most interested in using it as a microphone and it performed in that regards very well.My other personal taste in these is also there form factor. They have the perfect size case....not too big or too small just right. Im pretty big on the form factor with these as I like to stick them in my pocket. Also the quality of the case of the headphones and case are pretty sound. They dont feel cheap to me at all. So if your looking for headphones with out breaking the bank and still get some decent sound quality. These are a great buy!

I got for this for Christmas after having demo'ed the Flip 3 in a local store (Trinidad). I got the Blue - which stands out and is prettier than the plain-jane black. I listened to a comparison between this and the Bose soundlink Micro (on a DLX willington youtube video with sound recorded using a high quality microphone and through my on ear headphones.). The Bose did sound impressive - but only just a little better - and I wasn't up to spending $20 more for that.I have mines on a long lanyard - which i use to hang it rather than rest it on a surface - which seems to give a better playing response. This is an upgrade to an Aukey unit I had before and what an upgrade! The Aukey didn't deliver as much bass as I wanted and started to distort at the higher volumes. (It was damn good for a $50 price though!). The JBL delivers across *most* of the audible spectrum for me and I'm very pleased. Easy bluetooth pairing, but also has a headphone jack input - which will help prolong battery life. I have a headphone-to-headphone cord twist tied to it for that flexibility. This easily fills a 2-car garage, and sounds very well outdoors also. No regrets!