This speakerphone does a good job when needed. It has a rechargeable battery, so it does not need to be plugged in during use. The battery has a good charge -- it seems to last for several hours. You can connect any device that uses Bluetooth or USB to send out an audio signal, and it will work with this speaker. (There is no "audio in" jack, so you cannot plug in a simple audio line.)That makes this speakerphone very handy for a variety of things where you want an external speaker bigger than that on a smartphone or the like. The sound is better on the speakerphone (although the volume seems lower at its maximum than it should be).The main disadvantage I have found is that the microphone is not that great. People on the other end of telephone calls have remarked that my voice sounds a little distorted. More so than with a cellphone. This speakerphone does work well for calls where more than one person needs to talk. But we seem to get by without pulling out this speakerphone even in those cases. In fact, it's hard to think of a time when this speakerphone would be a whole lot better than the easier alternative. So it's more a gadget than a necessity.

I was looking for a webcam so that I could use my PC for Zoom and Skype rather than my laptop which has a much smaller screen. I am a big fan of Wansview products, so this was an easy choice despite the somewhat higher price compared with similarly-specified products. I justified the additional cost on the basis that it is a known quantity (and quality) and available for delivery next day whereas most of the others are on a 4-6 week delivery timescale.The installation instructions are the epitome of brevity, but they say all they need to - plug it in and go. The image quality is excellent, even on my high resolution monitor. Colours are realistic even in low lighting conditions. There is a manual focus, but I haven't had to use it as it was perfectly well focussed out of the box.I guess the microphone quality must be good too as I haven't had any complaints (apart from the usual one of talking too much).It's a bit pricier than your run-of-the-mill webcam, but worth it for the easy availability, simple installation and overall excellent performance. And it sits very nicely on top of my monitor too!A very good choice.

This thing is simple to use and works well for those who want to use wireless/bluetooth headsets at their computer while gaming or wanting to voice chat with people. I have it on my desk facing me with its included tripod stand, and I can use my bluetooth headset with it to ensure a wireless voice chat experience.Friends who i've played with have told me that my voice is crisp, though they have also mentioned that it will pick up noise from my tv if I do not use push-to-talk. My tv is about 10-15 feet directly to the left of my computer, and the microphone is not facing toward the tv, so it's quite sensitive. There may be a way to adjust that, but I tend to prefer push-to-talk anyway, so it's not a bother to me personally.The mic also comes with a standard screw configuration so that you can mount it on a dedicated mic stand if you want to be able to swivel it in and out or position it above you, etc. e.g. streamer style. I just use the included tripod and place it on my desk, out of the way of my screen, and it works fine when talking at normal volumes.Would buy again.

Good little camera to keep an eye on your little one. however, it should be cheaper, as you can get similar cameras with the same functions and quality for less .In the box, you get a camera and a baby monitor. The camera itself is not bad it has the ability to zoom 2x and 4 x. It can pan around 340 degrees so you will see all the surroundings of the room in which this camera will be used. It has night vision as well which is a nice little addition course quality is not the best. As well it has a two-way microphone with which you can hear and talk to your baby.The baby monitor has a 5-inch screen which is more than enough to keep an eye on the baby. As well on the side, you have a physical button to zoom in, go to the menus etc basically controls everything As well there is an app you can use for viewing. But I really did not use it much so can't tell decisively if is it good or not. But from a quick flick through it, it doesn't look too bad.Overall good little camera, with decent video quality connectivity and functions. However, it should be slightly cheaper in my opinion.

I recently purchased the Razer Barracuda X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming and Mobile Headset and have been mostly satisfied with its performance. The headset is comfortable to wear and has a sleek and stylish design. It's also easy to connect and switch between devices, making it a great option for both gaming and mobile use.The sound quality of the Razer Barracuda X is excellent, with clear and detailed audio. The microphone is also high-quality and produces clear audio for voice chat and calls. The wireless connection is stable and has a long range, allowing me to move around freely while using the headset.However, I do have a few complaints. The battery life could be longer, as I find myself having to recharge the headset every few days. The controls are also a bit confusing and take some getting used to.Overall, I'd give the Razer Barracuda X a four star review. It's a high-quality and versatile headset that's great for both gaming and mobile use, but the battery life and controls could be improved. Overall, it's a good value for the price and a solid choice for gamers and mobile users alike.

Considering the price is under $100, this headset does a great job even for the serious gamer. It is immediate setup to use for Xbox One. I had no issue with plugging and playing with my Xbox One X and a few other controllers. The microphone picks up my voice well, and the stereo sound is useful to hear sounds coming from the left or right. It's not true surround sound so noises that are suppose to emanate from the front or back are hard to determine, but that is to be expected for a head set under $100.00.The volume settings is an easy to slide bar on the right ear cup, and I prefer that to many companies' use of a volume wheel . It's not clear to me that by lifting the Mic all the way up that it actually mutes your head set as discussed in the manual/box. But that would be a nice feature, I just cannot seem to confirm it when testing it in Party or Game chat modes in Xbox. I assume they mean that the mic won't pick up your voice if you lift your mic to the 90 degree vertical position, but that is different than actually muting your headset.In summary, I highly recommend this Cloud Stinger as an outstanding back-up or even a strong contender for your primary headset.

I've tried out a lot of different webcams - looking for one that I could integrate into my setup without having to break out a mirrorless camera for a client meetings. In the end I decided not to use a webcam at all, but this one is the only one that gave me any pause in that decision. The image quality is fantastic, the remote control is really cool, and it's pretty much plug and play. The setup I ended up going with is a lot less user friendly, but since I'm a photographer I felt that image quality was more important so I'm using a professional camera that I shoot weddings with. Still, this webcam almost met that bar - if you're looking for one to set you apart from the rest of the zoom meeting, this is it.Construction is really nice - If you're using a monitor arm it's still light enough that it's not going to impact your ability to adjust your monitor. By all accounts the microphone sounded really great, with a decent noise suppression for when it was hot enough for me to run my fan.As far as webcams go, this is the cream of the crop.Highly recommended. 5 stars.

I brought in the two-transmitter version of BOYA's by-XM6. Using the BOYAs with a Panasonic G95, I found that I needed to tone down the gain of the transmitters to avoid clipped audio in post. I also found that the transmitters and receiver have a solid six-plus hour battery so unlike my fleet of lousy GoPros, I'm not worried about the BOYAs losing sound because their batteries went flat. Also, it is easy to simply look at either the receiver or the transmitter displays to see where the gain is set, as well as how much battery they have left.Syncing the transmitters with the receiver is easy enough and I've found that to sync everything up, simply turning on the receiver first and then turning on the receivers seems to work every time like magic. The range is also very good, even through glass (I'm frequently videoing heavy equipment working). Moreover, I've found working with the transmitters is very easy and simply clipping on the transmitter to the inside of a shirt pocket is a good way to "mic up" for creating content.Over all, I think this BOYA wireless microphone system is fantastic and eagerly recommend them!