I received my NX7 Pro rangefinder for Christmas 2017 but did not use it until April of 2018 for the first time on a trip to Myrtle Beach. The first day I used it, it stopped working after the 6th hole. To say the least I was very disappointed. I called Precision Pro and they had me return it for evaluation. Within 2 days they sent me a new one. I asked if they found the problem but they indicated they could not identify what caused it to fail which makes me a little nervous moving forward with my new one. However, I've been using my new one for about 6 weeks now and it's working great. As long as there are no more failures, the product works great. It carries a 2 year warranty and I lost about 4 months of this not using it right away only to have it fail. I rated 4 stars because the finder works great but still a little concerned about it's longevity. Hopefully my fears are unfounded.

This device was very easy to install, adjust and use.

I purchased SNOOZ as a birthday gift my partner. She's always had trouble sleeping without having some sort of white noise. I hesitantly purchased this for her (because it is a little costly not knowing if this would work for her). This machine is fantastic and the noise from the fan is a lovely relaxing noise. We still haven't used the app, so I can't speak for how that works. But I can definitely say for the sound of SNOOZ, it is worth every penny. We've used it every night this month. So you can buy with confidence :).

Such a cute little package that delivers a super soothing sound.

I use it every day on my face to exfoliate amecies. It works well. Thank you.

We use a window air conditioner in the summer months and I sleep so sound. When winter hits I sleep awful because the air conditioner has to come out. I put off buying a noise machine because I didn’t want birds, ocean, nature… after some research I decided on this one. I haven’t even had it a full day and I’m in love! It sounds just like a fan running and it’s soothing not overpowering! Buy this machine! Worth the money!!!

I'm no expert or anything. Just a standard guy who decided he didn't have enough pictures of things and wasn't satisfied with documenting his life with a cell phone camera.I read up on cameras for a while I came down to this one or the T3i. My parents both have a T3 themselves and I was pretty happy with the results I got playing around with those. Looking at the main differences between the two, (The ones I concerned myself with were primarily the large difference in resolution (12.2 MP on the T3 and 18 MP on the T3i) , the self-cleaning sensor (T3i), the 1080p (T3i) vs 720p (T3) video recording, and the external microphone jack (T3i))Obviously, I ended up going with the T3. Why, you ask? Well, I did some research and found that, when printing photos at 300 dpi (very high quality) you can get prints up to 14x9"! I can't imagine a scenario in which an amateur like myself would need to print anywhere near that, so that eliminated my desire for the very high 18 MP count. Here's an illustration to explain it:[...]I heard great stories about the self-cleaning sensor, however, after looking up instruction on how to clean your sensor, it became clear that this feature would be handy on very rare occasions. Not to mention, keeping the autocleaning feature on increases the time it takes to go from "camera off" to "taking photos." If I want to take a picture of something, I don't want to wait for my camera to groom itself; I want it now.The big drawback to this camera is its reduced functionality in taking video compared with its overachieving cousin. Don't get me wrong, it would be great to shoot video in 1080p and be able to use an external mic for sound versatility, but I bought this camera to take photographs. The fact that it takes video at all is just a bonus.By buying this camera instead of the T3i, I was able to get a nice zoom lens bundled with it for the same total price I would have paid for just the T3i kit. (Via the little offer a few sections under the price on the product page.)MY IMPRESSIONS:This is my first DSLR. It's a huge step up from my phone. With the included lens, I was almost immediately able to take the best pictures I've ever taken of my dog, my cats, my girlfriend, and anything I felt like shooting. I haven't tried all of the features because I like shooting in manual mode (Occasionally using autofocus when I'm feeling lazy) but I can say this thing is great. In good light, pictures come out crisp, clean, and vibrant. In bad light, with some adjustments and a steady hand, pictures come out crisp, clear, and vibrant! The HUD in the viewfinder makes the LCD unnecessary except for viewing pictures. When using autofocus or when holding the shutter button halfway while focusing, little red lights come up on a grid in the viewfinder to show you what you're focusing on. This feature really helps get a sharpness you can't even really perceive while you're shooting, only when reviewing photos later.When I flip the switch to turn the camera on, I can start shooting almost instantly. The time it takes to ready itself is less than what it takes for me to bring the camera up to my face.The video it takes, while not perfect, is way better than on my phone. I can't say anything about hearing the autofocus while shooting but you probably can. I just haven't used it while messing with the video function.Overall, I'd say this camera (the possibility of accidents aside) will last me more than long enough to master photography to the point that I can justify buying a professional level shooty picture machine.If you're a beginner, just wanting to take good pictures, look no further. The T3i is great and all, but for the extra money, you wouldn't be getting much more.

it's a good headset ... the volume could be higher