Got my bulb today and was really easy to set up, clean design, and the app is really nice but has only been day one. Wish it was brighter but it’s a 20$ smart bulb so I’m happy with it! Also the app has some cool features

Decent quality, good bang for your buck. Gets the job done for what I purchased them for. Can’t complain.

I saw this on House of Valentine (YouTube channel) and thought that it would make an ideal addition to my guest bedroom. It was delivered quickly and was easy to put together. I love it.

I love this little speaker. The sound and volume is pretty good for its size. Battery life seems okay for what I use it for. I’d say overall, good for the price.

Easy to sync. Good sound. Have not used battery feature yet so cannot comment on it

My daughter like this. It is sturdy and she can put her iPad on it.

I love astronomy, and this was my first telescope. I know there's pictures that were posted by another rater on here, BUT believe me, I have yet to see images of that magnitude; and quite frankly I don't think this telescope has the capability. Now, that being said for $70, in my opinion, its a good deal; considering decent telescopes are 500-1000 dollars. You can expect to see:-Craters on the moon beautifully-Jupiter and its four Galilean moons (however be warned you cannot see it in detail, you cannot see the giant red spot, and the moons look like tiny stars)-Venus, and if it's in a crescent period you can see what appears to be a tiny crescent moon, faintly however!-Mars (faintly as well, none of these planets cover your view by any means)Things that I don't like about the telescope:-It can be very hard to find the planets, the fine adjustments just aren't as fine as you'd need them to be.-The spotting scope (the one used to get your main scope in aiming range) is very hard to zero in, it comes with three screws holding it in place which prove to be very difficult to adjust with.-Flimsy tripod, but I mean for the price it can hardly be a complaint at all.All in all- its a great beginners telescope, and it can be used to spot things at a distance as well; definitely would recommend this to amateur astronomers like myself!

This charges quickly, lasts a long time, and is very durable. Lots of bass for the size. It can get pretty loud, but I wish it got a little louder.