I'm using this SSK 11-in-1 USB-C device as a docking station to connect 3 monitors & various USB peripherals to an LG Gram 17 laptop so that I don't have to constantly plugging/unplugging devices. Here are the features:1. 2 USB 3 ports(blue) and 1 USB 2 port (black)2. 1 USB-C port for power delivery only, no data transfer.3. 2 HDMI & 1 VGA ports. Keep in mind that resolution will drop to 1080p when connecting via VGA. Multiple (extended) screens only possible on Windows.4. 1 Gigabit Ethernet port that is backward compatible to 10/100 Mbps5. separate slots for SD and microSD/TF card, hot pluggable6. 1 x 3.5mm jack for microphone and/or audioDevice is very lightweight with short USB-C cable that will travel well. Unfortunately, video output will be lowered to that of the monitor with the lowest resolution. There are separate LED indicators to let you know if you're on Gigabit or 10/100Mb network speed. Housing is a combination of metal & plastic which does feel warm to the touch during use but that is to be expected. I leave everything connected to this docking station and simply disconnect this 1 device when I take the laptop to work. I have a similar dock at work so I can use the same laptop for business at work and personal at home and not have to worry about syncing files, brower tabs, emails, etc. I highly recommend this device for the road warrior or power user!

A month ago, I'd never heard of Glorious the company. Two weeks ago, I didn't know mouse bungees were a thing. I learned this week that this thing is freaking AWESOME.If you have a wired mouse and have used a wireless mouse before, you basically turn your wired mouse into a wireless...if you have any possible things that the cable can get stuck on. So a mouse pad or board, a leg of a monitor, a microphone hitch, whatever, if something causes the cable to drag or catch, that's what this thing fixes. It also lifts the cable up and off the surface, reducing weight as you flick and lift your mouse for better positioning.It's a great tool. There are other companies that make other similar products, and I can't compare those. But Glorious is a new company with a lot to proce, and they've already begun getting raves for their mice (of which I'm awaiting the delivery my Model D), and their hardware is solid. The rubber piece on the springs is not permanently attached, so it can slide off. Don't know if that's really a quality concern, because it will only remove if I intentionally do so.Look, it's good. And not expensive on Amazon. Higher prices at the company site for some reason, but this was worth it.

I used HyperX for a couple years, tried JBL ( returned to Amazon ) and then finally tried these Arctis Pros. I was a little concerned about spending so much but figured I could return them if they didn’t blow me away. I’m happy to report that I am indeed blown away. These are comfortable, microphone sounds amazing ( side tone is loud enough at highest setting ) and the sound quality is better than any other headset I’ve tried.And to make things better, I actually like the software. It’s intuitive, works well and I’ve tweaked things here and there to easily get the sound I want from both games, music and even the chat channel ( you can clean up your friend’s crappy mics using the app ).So yea, it took a few tries and while the HyperX did do the trick for a while I’m glad I bumped up to a higher level because I certainly notice the difference.One thing I’m not 100% happy about is how light and….well….cheap the plastic feels. I guess it helps make these comfortable to wear.And these get LOUD without any distortion, no other headset I’ve tried so far could be pushed this far in volume over USB.

I bought this mic specifically for conference calls with my teammates at work. Recently I had gotten a Mechanical keyboard to use instead of the horrendous keyboard on my MacBook Pro & while I was happier, my colleagues felt the noise was too much. Since I was using the microphone that was built into the Mac, it was picking up the keyboard really well since both my voice & it were pretty much the same distance away. So I got the Mic thinking that the Directional Cardioid pattern would get my voice more than the keyboard - and for the most part it has. You can still hear me typing but you can definitely hear my voice over it. And if I am typing while someone else is talking I am not drowning them out either. Plus it does sound really nice compared to my MacBook. And using it couldn't be simpler. Just plug it in & choose it from your Audio settings ! It was a bit more than what I had planned on paying, but you get what you pay for. I bought a boom stand for it as well to keep it out of my field of vision & it does the job perfectly. While I am sure there are BETTER microphones out there, this one suits my needs to a T !

First, the good: This headset is CHEAP, but very well made. The headband is nigh-invulnerable. The ear cups are fantastic. The padding is nice, and the braided cable is excellent. Even the microphone is great, pickup up the user's voice very clearly, but not too much of anything else. In terms of build quality and components, this deserves 5 stars all day, every day (especially at the price!).And, the not so good...The nearly indestructible headband must be BENT in order to fit your head. There is no swivel or hinge on the ear cups. If they fit at the top of the cup, but are too loose at the bottom (or only touch your head at the top), the only way to adjust them is to bend the (very durable and well made!) metal headband. But because they ARE so well made, this is not an easy task.If you receive them and they fit correctly, this headset is easily better (in both sound AND build quality!) than most I have tried costing 3x as much! However, if you get a pair and the ear cups are too loose, you may be in for a bad time.I spent a week with 2 vice grips working on the headband, holding them in position overnight several times. I finally have a correct fit, and I *LOVE* them. But needing to spend a week with workshop tools to get a good fit isn't a great selling point.

My father in-law is very hard of hearing. He has never been able to afford hearing aids despite desperately needing them for some time now. For his 71st birthday, I purchased this product for him. He actually cried when we was finally able to understand conversation at a normal speaking loudness for the first time in nearly a decade.The included headphones are similar to the $2.00 headphones commonly passed out on airline flights with in-flight entertainment. They work in a pinch but are not very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. My solution was to buy him some larger, over the ear type headphones. These upgraded headphones offered several advantages...1) Increased sound isolation which reduces the chance of feedback between the microphone and the speakers in the headphones2) Far more comfortable to wear, especially with glasses3) The longer coiled cord was easier to manage than the short 3' cord of the included headphonesOne thing I was unaware of though was that the headphone jack in this device is MONO, not stereo. This means if you choose to use ANY headphones, other than what is included, you will only hear sound out of the left speaker.I was able to overcome this by replacing the 1/8" stereo headphone plug with an 1/8" mono headphone plug. Now sound comes out both sides of the headphones as expected. This not an easy fix for most people however and requires a bit of soldering.I love the product other than this limitation.

I wanted this for Zoom, as my laptop, although not that old, doesn't have a camera! This webcam is very light and so easy to clip over the top of the monitor, you can still see the full monitor, it isn't in the way; it's very compact but has a wide enough angle to capture me perfectly for Zooming. It plugs into the USB port on the side and is so simple to use, I was pleasantly surprised. My computer 'saw' it immediately, and my thumbnail, with a photograph of myself, on my Zoom screen immediately changed to a video. The quality is excellent, clear and good resolution, as one would expect from a much more expensive camera than this one. The feedback I got was that my picture was perfect, my audio was greatly improved (built-in microphone) from just using the laptop mic; it made a world of difference to the quality of communication. I bought one for my son as well and I was impressed with the quality of picture and sound from him as well. I am extremely pleased and I know I have made the right choice; I may need another one for my Dad and I will definitely be buying this model from this seller again. Thankyou. Great packaging and information also. Arrived more quickly than expected, I was very pleased.

This is another great camera from Canon.The T2i does all but a couple, very limited, functions that the newer T3i is capable of performing -- at a lower price. So much that this T2i is still "officially" being sold and supported, at time of this review, as a "new" camera from Canon along side the T3i. Which means it has yet to be discontinued! This is becuase they are both virtually identical. So, if you want to save a noticeable amount of money, get this T2i and you should be very happy.Pros: Great sensor, autofocus, and metering systems (yay for spot meter). HD Video at fast frame rates. LCD screen is large, bright, high resolution, and displays all critical information at one time. Being able to create your own custom menu options is very handy. Has both USB and HDMI connectors along with external, stereo, microphone jack. Manual sensor cleaning feature that locks the mirror in the up position.Cons: Slightly less dynamic range from the sensor than "the other brand." No way to lock the back panel buttons from accidentally getting pressed (I have a larger than average nose and shoot with my left eye!). Would really like more area displayed in the viewfinder.