I had been looking at a few action cameras for a while, most from Akaso. I looked at a bunch of reviews when I decided Inwas going to buy the Akaso V50X. It had just come out and was just a bit under the V50 Pro(price). I was still looking at reviews when right before Christmas, the price dropped. Instantly I decided this would be my choice. Delivery was amazing and it came with a lot of accessories. I was dumbfounded at how good the camera quality was compared to some GoPros I have seen. No way would I have paid an extra 300 dollars for a good GoPro. This is the best camera I could’ve hoped for. All the features on it is great. The little downside is night time mode. Doesn’t help a lot and makes it a bit laggy. The recording mode is not suited for dark areas though. Otherwise, I am telling you that this is your best bet. Out of the V50’s, this is your shot. When taking the camera off the stand. There is a wrench type of tool thing for that. You can keep it in the water proof case just for protection. It comes neatly packed but don’t go crazy over all the attachments. There are a lot of vids for that too.

I received this telescope about a month ago. It is easy to use and works well. The 2 lenses that come with the scope allow you to begin checking things out in the sky, but there are a few more things needed. 1- A filter kit (at least one filter for the moon. It's too bright to look at without one). 2- 2X Barlow Lens. This will double the magnification of the lenses you have. Also, this scope needs maintenance. The mirrors must be perfectly collimated (lined-up) on an F5 scope. (The lower the focal ratio, the more precise the collimation must be, and F5 is low.) My scope needed collimating right out of the box. The scope does not have to be shaken hard to knock the mirrors off of angle or alignment. This requires tools and some mechanical ability. Get info online or visit local stores that sell reflector scopes. I paid $200 for my set of collimating tools (Sight Tube, Cheshire and Autocollimator). For this scope to work properly, this maintenance must be done regularly.PS- This scope is a Newtonian Reflector type.

I used this product to do my make up and to record Tik Toks! I love the lighting 10/10, very good quality and very fair price. Highly recommended

Ladies , Fellas let me tell you this light changed my dessert game like it made the videos and pictures come out soooo much better like I can’t stress this enough Best Investment on this light ever I 100 percent recommend.

Previously, I have bought similar products, stick your finger through, or open it up, and you can have the phone, standing/lying whatever, without needing to brace it against a book, or mug, etc. The problem with so many of those products is that the hinges that hold the ring to the base that is stuck to the phone is flimsy. They either, instead of being stiff, become so loose that the ring folds/gives way and the phone lies flat on the desk instead of being in a vertical position, so you can watch a video or have a video call with someone without having to hold your phone the entire time. Or the hinge is so flimsy that after just a few days or a couple of weeks, something breaks, gets pulled out/off, and the whole thing is useless.I have been using this kickstand for two months. I don't normally use kickstands on my phones, but this time, having just bought a S22 Ultra, I wanted to make full use of the phone, from normal calls to watching football (World Cup was soon to start) to having it stand angled on one side while I was working on my pc.The hinge is strong, and it needs some effort to fold, even after 2 months of usage. It does take a little time to figure out how to bend and turn the double hinge and base to get exactly what you want, but once you've got it, you can be sure that it won't fall down. As it was, I watched most of the matches of the World Cup on my phone, while sitting outside on the patio with a drink and a cigar, and the kickstand held up the entire time.In the office I don't need a stand for the phone, I have the kickstand. Since the kickstand can fold out, from the centre of the base to the inside edge of the outermost oval ring is 16cm (about 6.5 inches), I can have it hanging from a nail, when in the shed, or off some sticking-out-thingy when trying to fix something (that may or may not need fixing).My only peeve, is the magnetic strip that came with the kickstand. The base is round, 1 inch diameter, not like the one pictured here. The universal magnet that came with my kickstand, is the one shown in the picture, but is pretty useless for me. I tried it the day I got it, and within 2min, just driving out of my parking spot, I drove over the corner of the pavement. That little jolt caused the phone to come free of the magnet and fall to the floor. I could get a separate magnet for the kickstand, but I decided to go with something else, and I'm happy with it.

The installation wasn't completely seamless but we got it working! I purchased the wifi box and it works perfectly. This lock is exactly what we need and the battery life is going strong! It's been a couple weeks now and it's still at 100%.

After reading about lights, I decided on the ring light. I wanted something on my current limited budget, and this product fit the bill. After receiving it, I have to say, I was surprised how professional the lighting is now for my Zoom job interviews, meetings, and socializing. I needed to learn more about how to use it for my situation and easily found You Tube videos explaining the mechanics of lighting with a ring and lighting in general. The kit included a stand and a clip that fits well on my fat iMac desktop computer. The stand can give me several variations as well. I love the temperature and brightness controls.I'm having fun with this and feel confident of looking better online than my overhead and desk lights could ever provide.

I bought a Marshall Bluetooth speaker for my kitchen, and despite sounding great, it barely made it a year before it mysteriously stopped working. Bye-bye $250 dollars. Rather than replace it with yet another overpriced piece of crap, I opted for this cheap, good-enough speaker. While the other reviewers complaining about sound quality are correct, it's still better than the super crappy speaker in my phone. What it lacks in bass and treble, it makes up for in sheer loudness and portability. I can carry it around the house with me and set it down while I do laundry, do the dishes, make dinner or even take a shower. I'm not afraid to bring it to the beach or a boozy party. I can't say I have put the "waterproof" claim to the test, but the price I paid means I don't really care if it gives up the ghost anytime soon for any reason. Android Bluetooth connectivity sucks in general, but it finds and pairs to this device relatively easily compared to every other Bluetooth device I own. And the battery lasts forever. It even has a mini input jack if you can't get the damn Bluetooth to work. This thing is good enough for the money.