Very nice, compact lightstand that opens quite wide, allowing for significant stability compared to my similarly small lightstands.The brass tip is marginally wider that that of the cowboy studio stands I could compare it to and the Neewer umbrella holder I procured does not fit on it unless I use the adaptation yoyo that came with it. I'll sand them and see if I can get them to fit...The stand itself is slightly heavier than the other aluminum ones and much of the mechanic is made of hard plastic - we will see if it withstands the test of time.

I had originally written a poor review for these, but after continued use I found that the audio files I used to test them were faulty. They are actually fine speakers. I approve.

Perfect stand for my HP laser printer. It's always been a pain to me that I have to store the paper elsewhere or waste desk space storing a ream of paper, now I can store the paper and some file folders right under the printer. Simple solution that save me a ton of frustration and made my printing area much more efficient. Rugged as anything, too, and the HP weighs almost nothing, so this is plenty strong enough. Now I just need a solution to get the rest of the junk off my desk!

These are great usb drives for the price. At 128GB each the can hold a lot. With my testing they weren't extremely fast but fast enough for storage devices. I'm planning to get a couple more now that I have tested them out a little. I didn't stress test these so not sure I will put anything crucial on them but they are still really handy drives. I remember a couple years ago you would pay the same for like 32gb drives so pretty impressive where we have gotten to.

I bought the Whish Sound Machine as for 15 months I have been kept awake through the night by noise from my neighbours boiler coming through my bedroom wall. The Environmental Health did nothing to help me and I was literally at my wits end, losing hours of sleep every night and feeling unable to cope with ordinary life. I tried leaving a radio at night but because the music was interrupted by talking this was not successful. I looked at Amazon to see what else there was and saw the Whish, which sounded ideal so I ordered it. I have had it for only 3 nights so far but what an amazing difference it has already made to my life. I have not heard the boiler noise once in those 3 nights. I could never have believed that anything could have made so much difference.

Working pretty well and I can mount my phone anywhere a magnet would stick. Only downfall is that you have to be careful where you put it so you don't damage magnetic sensitive items and my navigator won't work

This is a rechargeable lithium battery powered camera. I expect nothing less from ieGeek as they have been making cameras for a while. It feels solid in my hand despite its tiny footprint. The detachable and snap-on mount is very versatile. It can be swivel in any position. The super wide angle can capture more than 120 degree FOV (I did not measure this). I put it 3' in front of my 6' long fish tank and still able to see both sides outside the fish tank. I relocated it in the sump area where it was total darkness. The IR turned on automatically. It has been a week and the battery is still at 75%. I will turn off the IR LED and test the longevity of a fully charged battery. The app is very well designed. Pairing and setup was a breeze. The HD resolution is not a true 1920. In my first test where it sat 3' from my fish tank, it was hard to see my three 1.5" clown fish when zoom in. All I saw was three shadows moving up and down like a clown fish does. Don't expect to use this camera for license plate or facial recognition in high Zoom in mode.Things to improve: Use USB-C connector instead of micro-USB. Wide angle lens may be too wide that causes severe distortion at both ends.

My experience since receiving these is that lights, headlights, streetlights, etc are just more yellow. These do not cut out glare - it’s just yellow glare. I see better without them on. We don’t get many snow days here so it may be awhile until I can test drive them for that, but for night driving they are worthless as far as I can tell.Update: used during a very rainy rush hour - grey dark day; they made everything much brighter and more pleasant! Maybe it takes some getting used to so I’m hanging in there and happy for at least that one new use.