I’ve used many, many Bluetooth headsets over the years. Both for driving (short and long distances) and for long work calls. I’ve come to know what I want and like in a headset.Below is a prioritized list of what I want in a headset and how the Jabra Talk 45 performs….(1) My voice to be clear to person on the other endThe Jabra 45 presented very crisp, clear, and full voice to the callers on the other end. I did notice that if I had too much wind blowing (like a fan directed at me, or car AC on high) the noise reduction couldn’t keep up and I became hard to hear.(2) To hear the caller wellOne of the best headsets I’ve owned for volume of the caller (alongside Plantronics). One thing though, once in a while, when I turn on my headset, it will pair but the volume will be low even though it is set to max. Increase the volume doesn't do help. THE FIX, If I click the sound volume down once and then back up, the full sound appears.(3) Turns on and connects quickly (I absolutely hate leaving the headset on and having it in my pocket where I bump it enough to do a redial, so I always turn it off when done)The headset turns on and answers a call in a couple seconds. Exactly what I want.(4) Comfortable in the ear for a long timeVery comfortable for me. Almost don’t notice I’m wearing it. I don’t wear the loop around the ear, just use a gel with a little hook on the end.(5) Long battery lifeLong battery life. It is rare that I run out. I talk a fair amount on the phone and don’t have ‘battery angst’ when using this headset.For me, the Jabra Talk 45, hits every single button that I listed above very well.Great headset.

First off, these earbuds have great sound quality and noise cancellation for how little they cost. No, these earbuds are not as high quality as a $200 pair, but they are on par with earbuds that are double or even triple the cost. Now for some specifics:Noise Cancellation: I was pleasantly surprised at how well these earbuds form a seal in your ear. At times I have used them in lieu of earplugs when sleeping or just trying to get some peace and quiet in a busy house. With multiple sizes of ear tips, it's easy to find a good fit.Waterproofing: I have worn these in the shower several times with no issues. I have also rinsed them off in the sink with no change in quality or functionality. I don't know that I could use these for swimming though. I'm sure they would hold up well in the water, but once the eartips get wet they don't hold a seal as well and may slip out of your ears if you're not wearing the included earloop.Battery: There's not much to say about the battery life beyond the manufacturer's description. I will say that these charge quickly and the case is pretty sturdy. I've dropped it several times and it has yet to scratch or break.Appearance: These earbuds may be cheap, but they certainly don't look like it, and they are pretty sturdy as well. I use mine heavily and they still look brand new. I honestly prefer the look and feel of these to my airpods.One thing to note is that the control button on the side of each earbud is in fact a button, you cannot control it with touch alone. I for one prefer this, as I tend to touch and readjust my earbuds often (out of habit) and I don't accidentally pause my music or change the volume like I do with my touch controlled ones.

This little magical box of sound saved my wife and I many a sleepless night. We live in a condominium next to the floor's electrical room, and a distinct humming which varied in pitch became more apparent to us when the building turned air conditioning on for the summer. The hum would come and go, quite the annoying high-pitched squeal, and would keep us up for hours each night as it was impossible to not hear, even while wearing musician's ear plugs! I'd fall asleep and wake up 20 minutes later, my anger fueling my insomnia and vice versa. A week later, I had enough. My wife wanted to get a fan, but I don't like the feeling of air flowing over me while I sleep. Our bedroom also isn't quite large enough to fit a nice-sized fan in it.Enter this hexagonal-box of glory. It arrived a day late (no thanks to Dynamex for the "same day" delivery, but that's another story), I plugged it in, and I played with the settings and volume. I found that the lowest pitch sound worked best to mute the evil electrical room, and set the volume somewhere in the middle. Finally, I set it down on the floor.That night, I did not wake up until the sun came up. I did not hear the hum from next door. All I heard was the glorious white noise, that quiet rattle of delight. I'm happier, I'm rested, and I feel great. Don't hesitate. If you're being kept up by annoying neighbours or other sounds like we were, put the money down and get one of these. I guarantee you won't regret it.

I purchased both the 30W and 60W standard models (not the pro models). The 30w standard is small, light weight, the magnet works great, and it gets super bright. The only real downsides are that1). The usb-c plug somehow doesn't work with usb-c charging bricks. Whenever I use a usb-a to usb-c cable and brick it works fine, but with multiple usb-c charging bricks it doesn't recognize it or charge. It would be nice if they could fix this as neither the 2A fast charging 60W nor the slower 30W models worked with modern cables/chargers.2) The 30W model has no warm light option, so it's a super white probably 6000k light, which isn't the nicest looking, but it is super bright.For the 60W model I'd note that it is much bigger, the hanging cord is much less compact and convenient, and the magnets aren't powerful enough to make it feel super stable, though it does hold ok. The standard 30w one is lighter and much more sturdy with a single magnet.Personally I'd say if they made a 30W standard model with a warm light option and support for modern charging it would be a home run and well worth buying a few of these. As it stands, they have clear room to improve.Lastly I'd note that another video with pictures shows the brightest setting dimming over time and I can confirm this happens, I left the 30W model on for a couple hours and when I pushed the power button to go to the next brightest setting, it actually got brighter on that setting than where it was on the brightest setting, cycling through can get it back to full brightness, but it won't stay there forever, probably as a means of keeping the leds from getting too hot and wearing out prematurely.

Okey, so first of all, and most importantly, this device is very relaxing, especially in the temple region, when you use the desired settings. It feels like a warm hand massaging your temples and along your forehead. The goggles can be worn over your eyes, but I like to wear them on my forehead, but still angled downwards over my temples, this way I can see what I am doing if I need to change the settings. However, if I get light sensitivity (migraine life) I wear them over my eyes.The settings buttons aren’t raised so you don’t really know what you’re clicking at first when you’re wearing the goggles over your eyes, but after a few uses your muscle memory will kick in.The music is a major fail, I personally don’t see the use of it and I leave it off always. If someone needs the music they could always use an external device as the music choices on this device tend to have really high notes, which actually makes my migraines worse.Also, another problem with the music is that it needs to be turned all the way up before you can press it again to turn it off, and your previous music settings aren’t saved each use, so each time you use it you need to rush to turn the music off, by first turning it up all the way. This can be difficult if you need to use the device at night when everyone else is sleeping.The noise of the actual device is pretty loud, so I would recommend letting any members of your household know you got a new device for your migraines, so they don’t think it’s something else! LOL!Overall, I am happy with my purchase - minus the music.

Let me get to the important points (a⭐ means it's critical to me)My usage..===Several cameras on a 4x4 or motorcycles or diving, etc every couple months as a hobbyist adventurer trying to convince others about all the fun of it but nothing proPROs===- full-featured camera with impressive collection of the basic accessories including external battery charger (no selfie stick nor bag though) ⭐- features are mid range in quality and price (eg, stabilization is super in GoPros HERO 8 but not bad at all in Akaso)- customer support is responsive and will act impressively to do things that suits you (hope we will never chat to AI),⭐AND..- Akaso have large base now thanks to Amazon that you find special accessories to Akaso special parts by 3rd batteries (batteries, etc). That always is a good thing to ensure your investment however tiny will not run out of compatible creative additions by comapnies- touchscreens are important because you get lost in menus working with 2 buttons only and between several models. If you're wearing aventure gear or in a hurry, this is wayyy critical to solve little problems you may need to solve.CONs (and why I don't care much about them)===- mid-range quality means your camera may arrive faulty. Mine wouldn't take videos longer than a minute (with all tricks done including updating firmware as provided by support that disabled the touching feature of touch screen!!)Who cares when Support sent me a replacement after making sure that it's faulty- specs are not that high in comparison to other more expensive cameras.Who cares if I put those cameras to abuse and let them byte the dust and face the hits like bumpers and drownbthem to wrecks. Who wants to lose an expensive camera to such abuse. The PRICE IS RIGHT FOR all my extreme hobbyist use.

Amazing product especially for AirBnB hosts! I was cautious since there were so few reviews but the features this touted stood head and shoulders above every other Smartlock I found on the market, so I gave it a try. I must say, it is great!(1) It saves me so much time and makes me look so professional by fully integrating with AirBnB and automatically sending out pin codes. I have experienced no glitches or problems so far.(2) It can be used with gloves! So convenient for when wearing work gloves or winter gloves.(3) The key pad is attractive. (wasn't sure about the modern black as my house is traditional looking but it looks great)(4) Auto-locking feature I like much more than I thought I would. The only time this did not work was when the sensor fell down and the person did not check to confirm the door was locked. I emphasize that you must confirm it is locked not just mindlessly rely on the technology. However I superglued the sensor when I put it back (instead of just using the adhesive it came with) so far no more issues with the sensor falling off the door frame.My only wish is that it integrated with HomeAway and/or Booking.com platforms. IglooHome has a competitive advantage now with their AirBnB integration but if another big lock company comes along and works with more hospitality platforms before Igloohome does, they could be eclipsed in this market. So I hope they get on this fast! it will also save me a lot of time. :-)Also I will warn or remind folks that, since the lock does not utilize WiFi, in order to make a custom pin code you do need to place your phone near the device to set a custom pin. You can remotely generate a random pin. Also you must use the pin code within 24 hrs of establishing it order to activate it.

I love listening to nature sounds/white noise/solfeggios/guided meditations at night, so I felt like sleep headphones were a no brainer but I didn't love the first pair I bought from some other brand. They were the kind with the adjustable strap and eye padding etc. But they didn't fit comfortably. I returned them and was wary about buying another pair, but eventually I decided to take a chance on these - I'm really glad I did.After using these nightly for several weeks, I have to say these are extremely comfortable. The headband fits great. Not too tight but stays in place! I like that I can easily move the ear pieces inside the fabric to adjust to how I'm wearing the headband, whether over my eyes or forehead. And the connection was easy. I also like that the charging cable is USB-C, the same I use for my phone, so I don't need to have yet another ugly annoying wire sticking out from my night table.The only thing that irks me is that the volume buttons will switch tracks on fast press, rather than long press, because I'm in the habit of the reverse from all the other headphones I own. Pretty minor as far as complaints go. I haven't tried to wash yet, but I don't sweat in it so I haven't needed to.The sound quality is good. I don't require mind-blowing sound to sleep and didn't expect much, but I'd say these are on par with lots of other over the ear headphones I've had.Overall, very pleased. These are everything they promise to be and reasonably priced! Highly recommend!