I have had this for 2 months. $40 dollars is pretty cheap for this type of a equipment, and I was a little apprehensiveness when I bought it. Although I'll admit that, as with any business, not all customer experiences are going to be the same; however I think this product is pretty good.It charges up quickly, and in my experience can do lots of shots in quick succession, however once the batteries start to run down the charge time does start to take longer and longer, even up to maybe 15-20 seconds (of course that's just the batteries running low, nothing to do with the flash). It also has variable brightness settings, rotates in pretty much any direction, and has "slave" or off-camera abilities. All that for the $40 dollar price that I paid is a pretty darn good deal I think. I would certainly buy this product again.If I had only one complaint it would be this: the flash does not work on live view mode for the Canon T3i. I don't know why, but it just doesn't. I like to use live view mode fairly often, but I have found that this little problem doesn't really bother me. You can still essentially use live view, just simply switch back to the viewfinder mode before pressing the shutter release, NBD.I think this product feels like it should be more expensive than it is, it doesn't seem cheaply made at all.

I loved these right out the box. The sound is great and i used them at least 5 days a week. I like drowning out wverything around me when i have them in and they work great for that. The battery life is average for wireless bluetooth. They seem to last about 6 hours if you are listening to music but if youre using them to stream a tv show or something, for some reason they last a little longer. Maybe 8 hours? I loved the fact that they announced the phone number of the incoming caller, not just ring or say incoming call. I loved them until about 2 weeks ago when one of the ears started experiencing a short. So now only 1 side works. Ive only had them about 6 months. I had to go out and buy some garbage ones from Walmart for the same price i paid for these but dont work nearly as well. Im on a hunt for some that will have the same, if not better sound quality but will also last longer than 6 months.*Update* After writing the review Otium contacted me and offered me a replacement pair. I was very happy to know that they back their products. The process to get a new pair did not take long at all. The offer came with a replacement of the exact headphones that i had before or i could choose from two others. I did opt for the same ones since i loved them so much. Thank you Otium!!

Highly recommend Bose 700 headphones.Just got off phone call while using them as Bluetooth headset. Guy was literally mowing the lawn 10' away outside an open window for last part of call.My sister said she couldn't hear a thing, and the active noise cancellation greatly diminished the noise for me.Sadly I paid full price late March, they're $50 off right now for you. Maybe Amazon will credit me $50.Two modest downsides on fit. One is they're uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time. Second half of movies, long zoom calls, etc require repositioning to move contact point on top of head.Second is the grip is loose enough that if you're moving around so will they. Walking they will stay put, but pick your head up to look at a building and they'll slide off the back of your head. YouTube yoga at home is not possible with them on without making constant adjustments to the headset.

This is awesome! I live in a dangerous neighborhood filled with crime so I wanted to add a little more security to my home. I wanted something that would allow me to get into my house as quickly as possible. This does the trick! People were shocked when I told them I only paid $50 for it, it doesn't look cheap at all. I've had this for about a month now and so far there is no corrosion like some people have complained about. (I live in the north with tons of snow). Another thing is you can type in up to 10 different codes and delete them easily and quickly. When you type in the code the numbers beep and when you finish the code and unlock the door there's a long beep. The beeps are not too loud but i can hear them faintly from 2 rooms away. I like the noise level of it because i will hear if any of my neighbors are trying to get in. The numbers also light up when clicked so you can see them at night. The installation was really easy, I'm a girl and I did this in 5 minutes, just unscrew your regular knob, place this knob in and put in batteries. I highly recommend this to anyone who hates having to find your house keys every time you want to come home. I never worry about getting locked out anymore.

Admission: I'm a complete newbie to photography. I had to take a class that required a DSLR camera. I looked around, and the cheapest ones for purchase at stores in my area were $700-800. Way more than I wanted to spend. I bought a Nikon D1 (I later found out this camera was first issued in 1999) for $100 off ebay, and lo and behold, the thing didn't even work anymore. I sent it back to the seller and got a refund. But, I still needed a camera. The Canon Rebel T3 was the cheapest one out there, yet Canon is always a reliable brand, so I knew I wouldn't be disappointed, and so far, everything has been good. Very easy to set up and meter shots, although the camera is very very picky about focusing, especially when shooting landscapes. It will not let you take the shot unless everything is as clear as possible. The Rebel is most definitely less complicated and much more user friendly than almost any other DSLR camera out there, which is definitely good for those like myself who have never used anything other than point-and-shoot cameras prior to purchasing the Rebel. The price...errrr, maybe it could be a bit lower. $350-375ish (and not $499) would be appropriate. I paid $400, which I think was "fair." I'd recommend it to anyone - seems like a great, and relatively lightweight, camera for someone taking photos while on vacation, where a heavy/bulky DSLR would be inconvenient.

I found this camera to do everything it said it would and then some. No complaints from me. Buy one if you can and save about 475 bucks compared to the one I replaced it with. By the way it has the same digital processor that the Rebel uses.

I bought these as a lightning deal for a great price and was planning on writing a review to get the free extra pair of lenses, sadly I am going to be sending these back. For the price I paid (25 US) they are well worth it. The goggles look amazing and the magnetic system works great. They didn't fog at all during while my girlfriend's goggles were fogging up. The lenses were interesting to look through as they had a blue tint at the top that quickly turned to a grey tint through the rest of the goggles.On the negative side, the edge of the foam areas was not cut very clean, not a huge deal but something to note.There are some major drawbacks however that are deal breakers for me. The first is the strap is too tight when worn on the outside of the helmet even when fully adjusted out, it felt like it was mashing my face.. The second is the goggles are so huge they come down really far on my nose and cheeks, which is annoying as hell, especially when on the lift. I noticed I was taking them off constantly where I normally leave my goggles on all day.One more thing that was very annoying, although the goggles are huge I saw the bottom of the frame in my field of view all day and the white frame was very glaring on the inside of the lens so stay clear from the light frame colors.

Okay, so let me start with the positives: Battery life? Excellent. I charged it once when I bought it, and about 15 total hours of use later, still going strong. Connectivity? Also excellent, very easy to connect and it stays connected, even when the speaker is upstairs and my phone is downstairs. Suction cup? ACTUALLY WORKS. I have very little faith in suction cups, but slap this bad boy on a wet wall and it won't move.Now for the one downside, the reason I docked a star. Sound quality. For this price point, I expected better. Bass is not a replacement for quality. It sounds a bit tinny, and while much louder than my Google Pixel 4a, the sound quality isn't any better. I'd even say it's a bit worse. It's good enough quality to listen to in the shower I suppose, but I'd gladly use this speaker all the time if it sounded better. And while it is waterproof and I held it under the shower to test this, getting it wet makes the sound even worse. It won't damage the speaker, but it will hurt the sound quality until it dries out. The water droplets make it sound a bit muffled and vibrato-y.Overall, I'd say I'm happy with it for what I paid through a lightning deal, but I wouldn't have been happy to pay full price; I would have returned it, honestly.