The package looked very nice and expensive. The speaker was well packed with foam cushions on both sides. When unpacking, I found the speaker, manual, warranty card, type C charging cable, and a cable for aux line (to connect phone or other devices to the speaker).On the center top of the speaker are buttons. The first one from the left is for power the speaker on and off, the second button is for the light around the rim of the speaker, the third button with letter M is for changing the inputs (press it one at the time to change from one to another including Bluetooth), the fourth button is to pair with a second speaker (if you have two speakers), the sixth button is to play or stop, and the last two buttons are for volume down and up.On the right side is a rectangle rubber cover of the port; it could be pulled out from the top. Inside the port are the inputs for usb thumb drive, micro TF card slot, aux input, and microphone input. There are also type C charging input to charge the speaker and a usb 5 volt output to charge your phone and others.The speaker is about 6” tall and 13” wide and weighs about 4 lbs. It feels solid. After I charged for about three hours to ensure it have a good first charge, I played several type of music via Bluetooth. The Bluetooth connection to my iPhone was quick. I moved around the speaker and far up to about 25 feet, the connection was still good. The bass and treble are relatively good. Sound is loud and clear enough for small parties.I had used the speaker for more than a week with at least couple hours a day for music and karaoke after the first charge. The battery was holding well. It is a very good battery and last long.Based on its large internal battery and the capability to charge other devices via usb output, I don’t worry that my phone will dead before the speaker

Marshall is an iconic brand. The name evokes memories of classic rock: The Who, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, Blue Oyster Cult, Guns N Roses. Brand alone does not mean good sound though: does the Major IV live up to the name? Fortunately, it does. This is a neat, compact set of folding wireless headphones that sound bigger than they look. In particular, if you like plenty of bass you will love these; if you prefer a more delicate sound, they might not be for you. That does not mean classical music is out: a symphony orchestra sounds great on these. No aptX or AAC support but don’t worry too much; the quality is fine.What you get alongside the folding on-ear headset is a 3.5mm cable for wired use, a USB charging cable, and a brief explanatory booklet. No case or bag, which is a shame for a set so well suited to travel. There is just one control button, but it has hidden powers: it is really a kind of joystick, where you push up or down for volume, left and right for skip, and press down in various combinations for power on, pause, and answering calls. As the last of these implies, there is a microphone built in.Charging is either by the cable or via wireless charging by resting the right earpad on a charging pad (not included). A full charge takes 3 hours, and playtime is 80 hours – massive if you are used to earbuds with tiny batteries.Very important is that this headset is exceptionally comfortable to wear, which is good for working all day with music on while taking the occasional call, for example.There is no noise cancelling but sound isolation is good, so much so that you will not hear much of what is going on around you.The folding aspect is simply that the earcups fold up within the headband making them more compact. It is simple but effective.Comfortable, long battery life, easy to use, and a bold, dramatic, bass-rich sound. Pure pleasure.

I got this camera as the second camera to make home videos and possibly video blogging. I recently got an action camera but the sound on it wasn’t great, so I looked for the camera on the budget to shoot videos with a better resolution and sound quality.When I found this one it seems just right. I got it before my long weekend trip and I used both cameras to shoot our trip. I didn’t use the attached microphone all the time however the quality of the sound on all videos was excellent. I didn’t figure out how to use the night vision right a way. I could only manage to make everyone look like a white ghost figures in the dark, but later on I realized that I had filters on in the settings, so I fixed it. I also didn’t understand the “Beauty face” function, I think it changes the lighting in the video. That’s great that camera has so many different modes, so I’m going to learn more about them. For now I been using it on auto mode and normal settings. I filmed inside the cabin at night and outdoor in the forest at day light and in the evening. All faces, sound and motion was excellent quality. This camera was a great addition to my action camera because it captured all jokes and stories we were talking about while filmingI like that it has touch screen because I already touching screen habitually. I had to be mindful and charge the battery when I could, but it easily gave me minimum an hour of filming. Plus it comes with 2 butteries.I think this camera definitely serve it purpose and if you want quality video and long videos or hundreds of short videos without killing your phone’s buttery this one is definitely a good choice.

Update: Mounting was easy. I had someone do it and they had no problems. The unit does exactly what it says. Pictures are very crisp. I have had to contact customer support and they are very prompt.I am having 2 issues though: . There is supposed to be vehicle recognition, after 20 times but I can't seem to get that option. . Sometimes, when.i use the app to get a live feed, it says 'connecting' and does not load. I have the solar panel attached and I think it has to do with cloud cover and poor sunlight on the day.But, I'm impressed enough to order a second one for the backyard.Update: Have not mounted, but turned on to test video and features and set up the app. The instructions are very easy to follow and the prompts from the app are helpful. There is one part of the manual that doesn't hold true but it's not a big deal.The unit's app interface is very easy to learn. (Taught it to my elderly mother in 10 minutes.) The panning works really well. The pictures are crisp. The night mode is also crisp. The microphone to speak to visitors is very loud. Hearing them is a bit low though. (Maybe I need to fix something.) The white light is so much brighter than I would have expected. The siren is a pretty decent volume as well.The ports are securely covered with very well fitted plastic covers. The unit seems durable.There is the option to purchase a plan to upgrade the features so that people, pets, vehicles and packages can be 'memorized'. Haven't decided on that as yet.Had to contact their customer service for a question and it was easy, and I got a helpful reply in good time.I bought microSD cards to use with it and am not yet sure how well that part will work. But am already considering buying more for other areas of the house.Next review will have the mounting and actual use.

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 What a wonderful set of headphones, I have a few in my collection at the moment, some are folding ones, but what is different from the others I own is that this has a built in microphone. Yippeee, I have been trying this out today to see if its muffled or crackling in anyway and I am pleased to report that its not. Its expertly done and well thought through.As my video shows [excuse the video I don't tend to be professional at it, just an everyday person who buys from Amazon, so video is homemade]They are easy to unfold and fold up again, the hinges on them are strong and I think seem durable.They fit comfortable and can be adjusted.The ear part is comfortable too and easy on the ear not allowing my ear to feel all 'sweaty' after use especially at the moment where its turning to hot summer days and evening as I write this review its May.It has a nylon braided cable. So what you may ask. Well, it doesn't tangle, and how many of us have had a fight with our leads, I know I have on more than one occasion, not so with these.Compatible with iPad, iPod,iPhone,laptop,Mac,tablets,DVD players and many many other audio devices.I tested them on my Ipad. Great. Thumbs u.Laptop. Great. Thumbs up.I don't have a mac.My daughter tested them for me on her tablet. Great. Thumbs up.What was left was for my husband to try them on his portable DVD player, I haven't had them back as yet hes still watching a film! All I got was "these are comfortable!.The sound is great and no distraction from interference or noise.Great value for money compared to others I have reviewed and tested.

I have been using this ear piece headset for ~ 3 weeks, most of that in a cubicle office setting on Microsoft Teams calls. The headset has good sound, very good microphone noise cancellation, and outstanding battery life. It's comfortable in either ear for long periods of time. What impresses me the most is the distance that the Bluetooth stays connected. I got up from my computer during a Teams meeting and tested how far the connection would last. I walked 30 paces from my computer (basically the opposite side of my 5th floor office building) , which I estimate is ~25 yards, and the connection remained stable. The headset does everything the manufacturer says it does, and it does them at a reasonable price. There are only 2 things I do not like about this headset, and both of them involve the headset mute button. The mute button does not work on computer calls ( Skype, Teams), you have to use the mute/unmute function in the computer software you are using to make the call. The manufacturer does clearly note that in the product description. This makes the outstanding Bluetooth range irrelevant during a computer call because you can't mute/unmute yourself from the headset. The other thing I don't like is the location of the mute button, which is located directly underneath (or on top, depending on which ear you have it in) the volume controls. What happens to me is when I am trying to work the volume buttons, it's very hard not to hit the mute button at the same time. Since the mute button doesn't work with computer calls it's really not an issue for me, but if you are using the headset primarily for cell calls it is something to be aware of. All in all I think I spent my money well and am very happy with the headset's performance.

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 BUY THESE ALREADY!!I have a pair of Samsung Buds Pro that I wasn't super fond of because they kept falling out and hurt my ear canals after a while. These OKEEFE headphones are a fraction of the cost, have nearly identical sound quality (to an untrained ear), and don't fall out every 5 minutes.The case is a bit large but that's understandable because of the ear hooks. It was a bit awkward for me to carry around, though. I actually found out that the case fits perfectly in a Real Littles backpack so I have been rockin' a mini Sulley backpack clipped onto my bag to carry it around. It's perfect! //Not sponsored or affiliated with Real Littles but personally highly recommendedThe sound quality is better than I expected a "cheap" pair of Bluetooth to be. They really are on par with expensive, branded earbuds. There is no weird or random buzzing, the tone is accurate and the bass is good. The noise cancelation isn't anything to write home about, though, but works just as well as any other "in ear" earbud.The range of Bluetooth connectivity is also quite surprising - I can walk away from my phone and not worry if my call audio is going to drop in and out. The built-in microphone is also very good; I've not had any complaints from others about how I sound during a call like I have while using other Bluetooth headphones.Aesthetically, these are stunning. There are no weird flourishes or "high end design" choices. The body of the earbud is a plastic matte black and feel nice to the touch. The ear hooks are a matte black silicone; they can sometimes get a bit shiny due to sweat/whatnot but a quite wipe down resolves that. Overall, they don't feel or look clunky while wearing them. Definitely sleek and streamlined.10/10 have recommended these to everyone I know who is in need of Bluetooth headphones. BUY THEM!

The N940E webcam from NexiGo includes a ring light and remote. Being mounted on a pedestal and held by a swivel mount means the webcam can be physically turned side to side and up and down. Also, the remote allows you to zoom in and out and pan without touching the webcam itself. All of these are features that improve privacy by not showing as much of your home office, and being able to point away from areas you don't want shown. It's a lot of flexibility for getting just the position of the camera that you want. I have it mounted on a webcam stand, giving me even more flexibility of camera position. That helps a lot on a dual monitor system.The ring light is a nice add, but I find it to be a harsh glare directly in my eyes. You can adjust the brightness. It's just not a feature I'll be using.You can adjust brightness of the image using +/- settings buttons on the remote. The microphone works well, with good sound. I do love having a mute button on the remote. The mirror button on the remote first flips the image upside down, then mirrors, then upside down again. It's an odd kind of round robin function.Set up was plug and play on Windows. Works fine using Zoom, although the pan and zoom remote buttons aren't as responsive as they are in the basic Camera app. That could be some kind of conflict with Zoom's camera control features. I just had to be persistent pushing the buttons to get them to respond. The Zoom app didn't always remember my NexiGo settings, but it was easy to reset everything with the remote.I downloaded the NexiGo software, but it didn't really add anything for my purposes, and I uninstalled it.The only real annoyance is that the privacy cover is detachable, making it easy to drop or misplace. For the price, I think this is an excellent webcam.