About the size of an eyeglasses case, easy to set up, and big sound. But the short computer music that plays when I get an email or when the internet connection is restored sounds distorted and weird. It's annoying but I live with it.

Bought it for hosting online webinars & professional events. Quick setup & easy to use. It has warm and cool modes for different effects. Light control is on the cord, but is easy to use. If you wear eyeglasses, to avoid your viewers from seeing a “donut” reflection in your lenses, position the light head above and to the side of your face. If you’re sitting at your desk the tripod easily extends high enough. I have a standing Varidesk and the tripod was still tall enough to do the trick. Reflection in your glasses will be the case with any of these devices so don’t let other people’s complaints deter you from this light. It works great.

Sound is flat and accurate, the frequency response range is very respectable, excellent pair of headphones for the folks that prefer a cleaner, more neutral sound.Headband was a tad bit tight at the beginning but it seemed to have broken in quite quickly and the comfort levels are decent even with eyeglasses on for hours on end.

I suppose everyone should know how to put a telescope together, but the thing has a lot of parts and there's nothing to tell you what each part does or is for. I finally got it together, then tried to look at the night sky, but nothing. I checked that I had removed ALL the lens covers (lenses won't fit in their slots if you don't take off the protective covers). But still couldn't see any stars. Will have to do some research on the internet and see if I can figure out why. Perhaps my eyeglasses are the problem, although the fellow on the instruction page had eyeglasses. We'll see.

For non-professional use, this is perfect. The lighstands are lightweight, but if not banged around as they would in a studio environment, they will be fine. We purchased this for my wife when she does videos from her laptop computer. She had tried a ring light, but that made bad circular reflections in her eyeglasses. With this kit, with two light providing diffused lighting, and each placed at a 45 degree angle to the axis of the camera, lighting conditions are perfect.

I hate having plugs in my ears, and I like being aware of ambient noise, so I have never been fond of earbuds or headphones. I learned of bone conduction units, and found this set for a reasonable price. Some of the other brands were noted to not work with eyeglasses, but these were reported to be ok. They were! Score #1!When I tested the unit, I was pleased at the sound quality. Score #2!I put the unit on for a strength workout and it stayed on pretty well! Score #3!My only problem is that when I use them on the treadmill, it is not much better than using my iPhone's speaker. The noise of the treadmill overpowers the sound on this unit, and increasing the volume does not help. I realize this is most likely the reason that a pair of earplugs are included in the box. The earplugs should attenuate the ambient noise of the treadmill, allowing for a better bone conduction listening experience.I don't like earplugs, and want to be able to hear ambient noise (i.e., a family member calling?).So, while treadmill use is not in the picture for me, I will otherwise use my bone conduction headset when I'd like to listen to a podcast and not affect others nearby. The unit is comfortable, the sound is great, and they fit fine, in spite of my eyeglasses.

My new earbuds have a crisp clear sound even when I have the volume turned way up.I have not worn my new earbuds very long, however they are the most comfortable earbuds I have worn. In addition, I can comforably wear my earbuds with my eyeglasses when I'm writing on my laptop.

My wife gave this to me since we have a wooded back yard and owls and coyotes can be heard at night. The clarity of the night vision is excellent. The ability to take photos and videos is a plus. I like the viewfinder that accommodates my eyeglasses. I highly recommend. GB