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MX Master 4 for Mac Wireless Ergonomic Mouse with Advanced Performance Haptic Feedback
Customer Rating
5
Best professional mouse
on October 16, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
Besides specific gaming scenarios, this is un my opinion the best computer mouse.
I'm already using an MX series keyboard and had a travel MX mouse on my work computer.
Already had experience with the MX Master series at my home computer so I'm happy to add the MX Master 4 to my workflow.
I used an ergonomic mouse before and this is a happy middle ground. While it doesn't fit the hand in a handshake position, it still works in a slight angle, very similar to a typing position and not flat like a traditional mouse.
While older MX Master series mouse are as good as it gets, this takes it to a whole new level. Let me explain:
All the touch surfaces have been redesigned: the body of the mouse is now a hard plastic that is more resistant to oils. The buttons are now of a thick clear plastic with a dark background. This material is meant to prevent the 'polished' look that other Logitech products develop after a while, so it's expected to look like new for longer.
The bottom of the mouse has more sliding surfaces, and adds a ring around the sensor.
It now has exposed screws on the bottom so it should be easier to service/clean inside. There is no longer a need to peel off the sliding material, as it's all exposed on the bottom of the mouse (Not visible while in use).
The charging USB-C port remains on the front and can be used while charging. However the USB-C port, like in other models, cannot be used for data, so the mouse is always connected via wireless.
I'm already using an MX series keyboard and had a travel MX mouse on my work computer.
Already had experience with the MX Master series at my home computer so I'm happy to add the MX Master 4 to my workflow.
I used an ergonomic mouse before and this is a happy middle ground. While it doesn't fit the hand in a handshake position, it still works in a slight angle, very similar to a typing position and not flat like a traditional mouse.
While older MX Master series mouse are as good as it gets, this takes it to a whole new level. Let me explain:
All the touch surfaces have been redesigned: the body of the mouse is now a hard plastic that is more resistant to oils. The buttons are now of a thick clear plastic with a dark background. This material is meant to prevent the 'polished' look that other Logitech products develop after a while, so it's expected to look like new for longer.
The bottom of the mouse has more sliding surfaces, and adds a ring around the sensor.
It now has exposed screws on the bottom so it should be easier to service/clean inside. There is no longer a need to peel off the sliding material, as it's all exposed on the bottom of the mouse (Not visible while in use).
The charging USB-C port remains on the front and can be used while charging. However the USB-C port, like in other models, cannot be used for data, so the mouse is always connected via wireless.
The main scrolling wheel is all metal, and can dynamically switch between step and freewheeling modes. This is configurable via the Options software or from the button in front of the wheel. The purpose for that button is also configurable.
On the right side there is a separate wheel that is normally configured for horizontal scrolling. This wheel does provide some friction so it can only scroll when intentionally pushed.
Behind this wheel there are three buttons. Two are close together are usually used as Back and Forward keys. The third button is meant to use with Expose or Control Center.
The surface where the thumb rests is now a large button that also provides haptic feedback. This is all new.
The default function for this button is to launch the Logitech Action Ring, that can be configured via their Options+ software and it's intended as application-specific ring with shortcuts. This was originally introduced with the MX Creative Console, which I'm also using, so I'm familiar with the action ring. This can be configured per application but there a are very few applications that are pre-defined, and mostly includes creative suites, conferencing and music applications, but for the most part you might have to build your own actions, and it's fairly straightforward to do so.
The default function for this button is to launch the Logitech Action Ring, that can be configured via their Options+ software and it's intended as application-specific ring with shortcuts. This was originally introduced with the MX Creative Console, which I'm also using, so I'm familiar with the action ring. This can be configured per application but there a are very few applications that are pre-defined, and mostly includes creative suites, conferencing and music applications, but for the most part you might have to build your own actions, and it's fairly straightforward to do so.
The haptic feedback is currently very limited, it works when using the action ring and in a handful of other cases that can be configured. I expect that the number of scenarios where haptic feedback works would increase. The amount of feedback force can be configured and I left it at it's lowest setting. It can pack a punch in higher settings that did not find comfortable.
Like other MX series devices, it can connect to three different devices (computers, phones, etc) and if the computers have the Logitech flow configured, can directly see each other on the local network (as in, not in a VPN), and the keyboard is also an MX series device, Flow can seamlessly switch control between computers when crossing the edge of the screen, as configured. This is a great way to share the same keyboard and mouse. It worked great for me, but doesn't work when my work laptop is on VPN, and this is a VPN-specific restriction. Normally this works very well in a desktop with two or three computers. One can manually switch the mouse by pressing the pairing button on the bottom, which has a device indicator light as well.
Recent Logitech devices, besides Bluetooth, support the 'Logitech Bolt' USB adapter. When using the adapter, the computer sees it as an USB device, and the computer's Bluetooth is not involved. I like this better on my macs, because I leave the adapter in their docking hub, and can use the keyboard and mouse during the boot password (FileVault), otherwise macOS no longer allows 3rd party Bluetooth devices at this stage until macOS started. It's important to me when using the laptop with its lid closed.
However, the MX Master 4 for Mac does not include the Bolt adapter, while the PC version (not Mac) is exactly the same hardware, with slight color variations, and does not include the adapter in the box and has to be purchased separately, while costing the same. I find this quite disingenuous. Because I already use an MX keyboard, I could pair it with my existing bolt adapter.
However, the MX Master 4 for Mac does not include the Bolt adapter, while the PC version (not Mac) is exactly the same hardware, with slight color variations, and does not include the adapter in the box and has to be purchased separately, while costing the same. I find this quite disingenuous. Because I already use an MX keyboard, I could pair it with my existing bolt adapter.
Overall, it's as good as it gets. Currently the best professional mouse bar none, although I'd argue that the PC version is better because it includes the Bolt adapter at the same price.
Note that the USB-C cable for charging is also not included. I can use the same cable that I use to charge my phone however and that's fine.
Note that the USB-C cable for charging is also not included. I can use the same cable that I use to charge my phone however and that's fine.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
Well presented information
on October 15, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
This is my first Oura ring, but used different smartwatches, and the ring has several benefits.
The ring itself, mine in Midnight ceramic, is perfectly polished and with a blue hue. Almost black, slightly blue. It's a great color.
The ring is a bit thick so it's taking me a while to get used to it. It also feels slightly loose because it has to fit through my thick knuckles. I spent a few days using the sizing kit before I ordered mine. The sizing kit is a great way to make sure to order the correct size and experience the feeling of wearing the ring.
The charge lasts about a week, and the bigger the ring, the slightly larger the battery, or so it seems.
It comes with an aluminum ring holder/charger that charges it fast, using an USB-C phone charger (not included).
The ring is a bit thick so it's taking me a while to get used to it. It also feels slightly loose because it has to fit through my thick knuckles. I spent a few days using the sizing kit before I ordered mine. The sizing kit is a great way to make sure to order the correct size and experience the feeling of wearing the ring.
The charge lasts about a week, and the bigger the ring, the slightly larger the battery, or so it seems.
It comes with an aluminum ring holder/charger that charges it fast, using an USB-C phone charger (not included).
The ring doesn't vibrate nor generates any notifications, so it's not a replacement for a smart watch in that sense, but it collects some of the same information and more.
Actual sensors include an accelerometer, temperature sensor and light sensors.
The temperature sensor is not found on smartwatches and this is very important in context with other measures.
For me the main point is that I can wear this to sleep and it's unobtrusive.
It gave me a lot of information on sleep patterns that I didn't know for sure and needed to find out. It can determine the quality of sleep, including REM, light and deep sleep., duration and when each stage occurs, if there are any disturbances. During the day it can correlate stress levels.
This information is very important and presented in a meaningful way that I have not seen anywhere else.
Actual sensors include an accelerometer, temperature sensor and light sensors.
The temperature sensor is not found on smartwatches and this is very important in context with other measures.
For me the main point is that I can wear this to sleep and it's unobtrusive.
It gave me a lot of information on sleep patterns that I didn't know for sure and needed to find out. It can determine the quality of sleep, including REM, light and deep sleep., duration and when each stage occurs, if there are any disturbances. During the day it can correlate stress levels.
This information is very important and presented in a meaningful way that I have not seen anywhere else.
The reason I got this ring is the quality of information it can infer and that I could not get with a smartwatch.
The application is very polished and unobtrusive. While many smartwatches show mostly raw data, Oura provides more context.
As my main objective was to track sleep, after the first week of use I have a better understanding of the phases in the sleep cycle, quality and quantity of sleep and what can I do with that information.
As my main objective was to track sleep, after the first week of use I have a better understanding of the phases in the sleep cycle, quality and quantity of sleep and what can I do with that information.
Overall, it's a great complement if not a replacement for a smart watch. It can track physical activity as well as a watch but more consistently as I don't need to remove it, even while sleeping. Only downside is getting used to wearing a thicker ring.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Engineered for excellence, the Epson Pro Cinema LS9000 with 4K Display Technology~ delivers an elevated home theater experience. Its advanced laser light engine ensures precise color accuracy and detail while delivering an impressive 2,200 lumens of both color (IDMS Rated) and white (ISO Rated) brightness~ for an unparalleled HDR experience. Powered by Epson~s proprietary ZX processors~designed for frame interpolation for smooth motion, detail enhancement, and seamless gaming performance~the Pro Cinema LS9000 processes content with exceptional precision, preserving color fidelity and image detail to display your favorites exactly as they were meant to be seen. Incorporating our most advanced projection technologies to date, the Pro Cinema LS9000 combines proprietary 4K Display Technology1 with HDR10+~ and our true 3-chip 3LCD thermal-controlled engine to produce a full 8.29 million pixels on-screen~resulting in a picture with stunning clarity and color brightness. Equipped with a 3-axis motorized lens, this projector enables precise horizontal shifts up to ~24% and vertical shifts up to ~96%, offering flexible installation and picture adjustment via remote control. The Pro Cinema LS9000 supports professional-grade IP control systems like Control4, Crestron, and PJLink, enabling seamless smart home integration for an intuitive entertainment experience. When only the extraordinary will do, our 4K home theater experience delivers beyond expectation. Now that~s projection, perfected.
Customer Rating
5
High end features and quality at a better price
on October 1, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
I've been using home projectors from many years and used several types from CRTs, DLPs and various other Epson home cinema projectors.
Use them usually at night and with a motorized screen.
However, I'm on a budget. I've been using a 1080p projector for several years, and was eyeing a 4K upgrade when this projector was released.
To me, the models within LS series are similar. The LS9000 is more affordable and produces 2200 lumens, while other models in this series are brighter.
Use them usually at night and with a motorized screen.
However, I'm on a budget. I've been using a 1080p projector for several years, and was eyeing a 4K upgrade when this projector was released.
To me, the models within LS series are similar. The LS9000 is more affordable and produces 2200 lumens, while other models in this series are brighter.
To begin, I like the overall look of the projector. It's substantial in size and weights almost 30 Lb. The black case has a textured finish with a leather-like pattern. The lenses are rather large and includes a motorized lens cover when the projector is turned off.
Noise levels are what I expected, similar to other projectors. Its dust filter is large and easy to swap.
It has all the control options and inputs I'd ever want, including two HDMI 2.1 inputs, one wit eArc for audio return, trigger relay, which I use to control the screen, IR, Serial and Ethernet control.
Of particular, the Ethernet port is only for local-network control. It cannot be used for video and does not use an internet connection at all, it's only for local network control from a web page and other integrations like Control4 and others.
Noise levels are what I expected, similar to other projectors. Its dust filter is large and easy to swap.
It has all the control options and inputs I'd ever want, including two HDMI 2.1 inputs, one wit eArc for audio return, trigger relay, which I use to control the screen, IR, Serial and Ethernet control.
Of particular, the Ethernet port is only for local-network control. It cannot be used for video and does not use an internet connection at all, it's only for local network control from a web page and other integrations like Control4 and others.
Connected the projector to a receiver using a 25ft Active HDMI cable (Redmere), and works great.
Upon initial setup, which is always challenging on ceiling-mounted projectors, the initial setup was a breeze. Although the image came all over the place and mostly missed the screen because I don't have the ceiling mount centered as I’d like but rather accommodating to our living room, it prompted for language, and then it displayed some numbers in differently flipped boxes, so it was intuitive to pick the one matching front ceiling mount position.
I was able to use the lens shift and focus without having to resort to keystone adjustments, so didn't loose any resolution. To me this is a big plus. Focus was also easy to operated and it's completely motorized, with two lens memory settings as well.
Once Ethernet is connected and initial passwords are set through the remote control, everything can be managed from a web page, so some adjustments are easier that way. Like a pro level projector it has lots of settings.
4K HDR movies come out beautifully with very dark blacks and had no issues whatsoever displaying dark and action scenes.
I was able to use the lens shift and focus without having to resort to keystone adjustments, so didn't loose any resolution. To me this is a big plus. Focus was also easy to operated and it's completely motorized, with two lens memory settings as well.
Once Ethernet is connected and initial passwords are set through the remote control, everything can be managed from a web page, so some adjustments are easier that way. Like a pro level projector it has lots of settings.
4K HDR movies come out beautifully with very dark blacks and had no issues whatsoever displaying dark and action scenes.
My main concern before installing this projector was that instead of 4K native LCD chips, it uses a 'Quad Pixel Shift', which means that for composing every frame, the internal lenses shift both vertically and horizontally faster than what the eye can see. This is not too different than in most other 4K projectors including DLPs and others with 3LCDs.
My concerns were unfounded because the images look stunning, and cannot see any pattern related to that. While the LCDs are not natively 4K it does produce a 4K image (3840 x 2160 pixels).
Also note that this being a pro grade projector does not include speakers.
My concerns were unfounded because the images look stunning, and cannot see any pattern related to that. While the LCDs are not natively 4K it does produce a 4K image (3840 x 2160 pixels).
Also note that this being a pro grade projector does not include speakers.
Like most projectors at this level, it handles HDR10+ images but does not support Dolby Vision, and be weary of cheap ones that claim that they do, because unlike a TV, there are many variables between the projector's output and what's ultimately displayed on the screen.
One thing that I'm slightly disappointed is that 3D is no longer supported on newer projectors, however my old 3D DVDs never looked that well to begin with.
One thing that I'm slightly disappointed is that 3D is no longer supported on newer projectors, however my old 3D DVDs never looked that well to begin with.
This is a laser projector, and it's rated for about 20.000 hours. The light component (laser) is not replaceable. Because there is no lamp, warm-up time is almost instant and cooling is quick.
Overall, this is a fantastic value for a laser 4K projector. I'm pleased with the image and how everything works without any issues. It shows the decades of experience in offering projectors of about every kind.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Oura Ring 4 sizes are slightly different from standard ring sizes, so it is important to size yourself using our tools and to follow our sizing instructions. The Oura Ring 4 Sizing Kit allows for you, and those around you, to find the ideal fit before purchasing. You can also size yourself in stores where there is an Oura Ring 4 display. A properly fitting Oura Ring will result in the highest possible data accuracy, comfort, and overall experience.
Customer Rating
5
Very accurate, useful
on September 11, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
When considering an Aura ring, the sizing kit is a must, specially if buying online.
Best Buy stores have in-store sizing kits however.
Best Buy stores have in-store sizing kits however.
Arrived in a paper box with a grid of all of the 12 different Oura Ring sizes.
Unlike generic ring measurement tools, each ring is an exact plastic replica of the Oura ring, with the same thickness and all the indentations and sensor marks on the inside, so I was able to wear my chosen size for a few days to make sure I'd feel comfortable wearing the ring.
Unlike generic ring measurement tools, each ring is an exact plastic replica of the Oura ring, with the same thickness and all the indentations and sensor marks on the inside, so I was able to wear my chosen size for a few days to make sure I'd feel comfortable wearing the ring.
If buying online, the back of the box has a QR code to go directly to choosing the ring.
Also note that the Oura ring sizes do not follow US ring sizes, so this is really a must if thinking about an Oura ring.
Initially went back and forth how I was going to wear the ring, so different fingers, different sizes, gave me all the time I needed to decide, and can wear different sizes at a time, which makes it very practical.
The ring samples are white plastic, and everything else is paper based, recyclable.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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the first Matter-compatible leverset, perfect for various doors. It features fingerprint access, home key, and always-on mode, etc. Enhanced with AIoT and Thread protocol for seamless smart home integration, U300 combines quick, secure entry with robust connectivity. Upgrade the access with U300 for advanced security and convenience.
Customer Rating
4
Very good handleset overall
on July 20, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
I'm using this in an indoor garage door that since it doesn't need a deadbolt, the lever set is meant to be more convenient.
Physical:
Most of the lock is metal with some pieces plastic. For example, the handles are metal except for the back of the handle that is plastic, and other mixed finishes through.
Handles are rather large and feel solid.
The keypad section appears all black until touching the surface, where the buttons illuminate.
The keypad emits beeps when in use (configurable) and also voice prompts in certain cases.
Most of the lock is metal with some pieces plastic. For example, the handles are metal except for the back of the handle that is plastic, and other mixed finishes through.
Handles are rather large and feel solid.
The keypad section appears all black until touching the surface, where the buttons illuminate.
The keypad emits beeps when in use (configurable) and also voice prompts in certain cases.
It's powered by 4xAA and for emergency it can be powered by USB-C. It has a covered USB-C plug on each side on the outside of the lock.
It also works with rechargeable AA batteries.
It also works with rechargeable AA batteries.
I use Apple Home and Home Assistant, and I don't have any other Aqara device.
Installation is straightforward. There are no instructions on the lock except for a drilling template, if needed. Instructions are available by scanning a QR code on the box. Keep this in mind if you're having this installed by a contractor.
Initially, paired it with Apple Home without the Aqara app, and it worked. However keep in mind that you need to press the Set button when removing the indoor cover and scan the Matter QR code on the side of the lock. It worked but could not configure any setting on the lock except for a Matter-manager per-user PIN, on Apple Home. From Apple Home, added the lock to Home Assistant and again worked fine, except there isn't anything to configure.
Eventually gave in and installed the Aqara app on my iPhone. I was able to use a special 'HomeKit' mode without having to login but didn't let me set many of the settings on the lock.
Eventually relented, created an Aquara lock, which forces to consent to share lock statistics with Aqara. It doesn't disclose where their servers are for this. Consent for sharing data about the lock is non-negotiable to be able to configure it via Aqara.
Then paired the lock via Bluetooth and was able to configure relock, lockout and create internal users with PIN and Fingerprint.
Eventually relented, created an Aquara lock, which forces to consent to share lock statistics with Aqara. It doesn't disclose where their servers are for this. Consent for sharing data about the lock is non-negotiable to be able to configure it via Aqara.
Then paired the lock via Bluetooth and was able to configure relock, lockout and create internal users with PIN and Fingerprint.
Fingerprint recognition is excellent. Works by holding the handle and resting the thumb on the fingerprint sensor on the edge of the handle.
Notifications and control via Matter works very well. It notifies and reacts with no perceptible delay. So far it’s been very consistent on this. I'm adding some automations like turning on lights when the door is unlocked, etc.
One of the reasons I got this lock is to be able to use Apple's Home Key. It did not work. Tried with two different phones/user and Apple Watch. Re-paired the lock and still didn't work.
Pressing the PIN works fine but it's a touch sensitive pad and if entering the PIN with fingers at an angle might not register the correct digit.
The lock also came with a single NFC tab but since didn't have a need for it didn't set it up.
To be able to set up temporary codes, it can be set using Apple Home which has control for adding guests with schedules or temporary PIN codes. For setting up codes while away using que Aqara app requires a separate Aqara hub, which I'm not interested in. Unlocking remotely from the Apple Home app works great as is.
Once I open the door, there is no way to lock it from the inside. One has to wait for the auto relock, which can be set instantly or at different wait times in minutes. In an outdoor door, the only reasonable setting would be instant relock, which locks right after opening the handle. It makes it more inconvenient if coming in and out while unloading groceries, etc.
The lock also has a passage mode which leaves the lock unlocked for a programmable time and can be set from the lock itself.
One minor complain is that the QR codes for Matter and Aqara systems are on the side of the lock and very prominent. There is a backup label inside the battery compartment that has the PIN codes but no QR codes. I don't know why it's not all inside the battery cover and has to be so visible.
A couple of times while setting up the lock got myself locked out of that entrance, because the lock would say unlocked but remain locked. Went back to normal after removing a battery and adding it again.
When the lock is in locked mode, the exterior handle can be moved but doesn't actuate the door. It actuates the door when locked.
The lock can also detect the door unlocked using an internal gyroscope, it doesn't need magnets, which is nice, however doesn't report to matter if the door is open or not.
The lock can also detect the door unlocked using an internal gyroscope, it doesn't need magnets, which is nice, however doesn't report to matter if the door is open or not.
It has a physical key, and the keyhole is hidden behind the fingerprint sensor. One has to press on the side of the fingerprint sensor to help pop it out to access the keyhole. The key is meant for emergency use only. Also it's not easy to rekey. Getting to remove the cylinder means disassembling much of the lock and likely voiding its warranty.
Overall, very nice lock but with room for improvement. Although it's a matter over thread lock, it's not fully functional without an Aqara hub, as one cannot set temporary PINs. Not sure why Apple's Home Key feature didn't work for me.
Overall, a very advanced lock with several rough edges. While more advanced than most locks, on paper it checks all the boxes but in practice has its limitations. I expected something with more polish from Aqara / Xiaomi. It's however a great lock for an office and other places where its limitations are not a concern.
Overall, a very advanced lock with several rough edges. While more advanced than most locks, on paper it checks all the boxes but in practice has its limitations. I expected something with more polish from Aqara / Xiaomi. It's however a great lock for an office and other places where its limitations are not a concern.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Meet the Ninja Woodfire Outdoor Grill & Smoker. Master Grill, Fool-proof BBQ Smoker, and Convection Baker and Roaster all in one with 100% authentic woodfire flavors. With Ninja Woodfire Technology, easily create rich, fully developed woodfire flavors with anything you make.
Customer Rating
5
Very well designed electric grill
on July 15, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
This is a small, electric Outdoor grill.
The cooking surface can hold about four corn cobs, or four burgers at a time.
Uses up to 1750 W of electricity which is about as much as a regular power outlet can safely handle (About 15 Amps).
Like other Ninja products, it masters convection cooking. The main heating element is on the bottom and also has a fan and additional heating coils on the top section of the lid.
It can also smoke cook. On its side it has a metal container for specialty wood pellets that get ignited via heating coils, which produces the wood smoke.
Using the smoke is completely optional.
The cooking surface can hold about four corn cobs, or four burgers at a time.
Uses up to 1750 W of electricity which is about as much as a regular power outlet can safely handle (About 15 Amps).
Like other Ninja products, it masters convection cooking. The main heating element is on the bottom and also has a fan and additional heating coils on the top section of the lid.
It can also smoke cook. On its side it has a metal container for specialty wood pellets that get ignited via heating coils, which produces the wood smoke.
Using the smoke is completely optional.
So far I've used for weekend grilling. It heats fast and cooks evenly. The cooking surface is an enameled aluminum pan that heats very evenly.
Usage is simpler to operate than most toasters.
Turn it on, set up the mode: Grill, smoker, etc. and the temperature. For grilling is High, Medium or Low. There are precise temperature controls for smoking mode.
Usage is simpler to operate than most toasters.
Turn it on, set up the mode: Grill, smoker, etc. and the temperature. For grilling is High, Medium or Low. There are precise temperature controls for smoking mode.
And because it has a convection fan, it can also be used for baking
Cooking steaks, vegetables, corn is simple like in any other grill, with very helpful features.
To start grilling, it will let you know when it's done pre-heating and it's ready to add food. When putting a timer, it will remind half-time to flip the food.
To start grilling, it will let you know when it's done pre-heating and it's ready to add food. When putting a timer, it will remind half-time to flip the food.
The cooking surface is easy to clean, it can be washed in a sink once it cools down.
It's meant to keep outdoors, so it's built with thick metal and heavy duty plastics.
The power cord is short and includes a self-resetting GFCI plug. If you need an extension, and you'll likely need one, make sure it's rated for high amp tools.
The power cord is short and includes a self-resetting GFCI plug. If you need an extension, and you'll likely need one, make sure it's rated for high amp tools.
One important caveat is that the top cover is not removable and holds the fan and other heating elements. Because it's a small unit, it will be greased up when cooking meats or from vegetable oils. So after it cooled down, I cleaned most of it with heavy duty shop disposable towels. It cleaned pretty well but it's impossible to completely clean it well because of the fan assembly. I like everything else about this.
There are few accessories available for this, like a rolling pedestal, which itself has accessory side tables and outdoor cover which should be a must if kept outdoors.
Overall a fun to use, uncomplicated electric grill.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Withings BPM Vision is an FDA-cleared digital blood pressure monitor for home use that delivers precise systolic & diastolic measurements, heart rate tracking, and instant color-coded feedback~all displayed on a 2.8~ high-resolution LCD screen. Your results are immediately visible, making health tracking effortless.
Customer Rating
5
Accurate, informative and the easiest to use
on June 24, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
This is a very accurate blood pressure monitor.
Compared this with my Japanese brand one I've been using for a while and the results are comparable.
Nothing wrong with my old unit but this is a lot easier to use.
Compared this with my Japanese brand one I've been using for a while and the results are comparable.
Nothing wrong with my old unit but this is a lot easier to use.
We already had one of the Withings smart scale and we're very happy with it.
Withings is a well known French company that focuses on personal health monitoring products.
Withings is a well known French company that focuses on personal health monitoring products.
Each product can connect to one or more Withings accounts within the household, and also lets you have multiple users on the same account if this makes things simpler.
It requires no subscriptions or any other fees besides the purchased products, and it's able to correlate data from different Withings products to offer an unified view of body metrics. We use iPhones so it also integrates seamlessly (If chosen) with Apple Health, which we like as it further correlates data from our watches. It also has optional connections with different health systems, although the selections are currently limited, but it's promising in the direction they're headed.
They also do offer a monthly or yearly subscription that uses additional intelligence (AI, etc) to analyze data from different Withings products, and offers several consultations with actual doctors on the given data. I don't use the subscription however it's interesting.
It requires no subscriptions or any other fees besides the purchased products, and it's able to correlate data from different Withings products to offer an unified view of body metrics. We use iPhones so it also integrates seamlessly (If chosen) with Apple Health, which we like as it further correlates data from our watches. It also has optional connections with different health systems, although the selections are currently limited, but it's promising in the direction they're headed.
They also do offer a monthly or yearly subscription that uses additional intelligence (AI, etc) to analyze data from different Withings products, and offers several consultations with actual doctors on the given data. I don't use the subscription however it's interesting.
So to the blood pressure monitor itself, it's very easy to set up. We had no issues setting it up with our existing Withings account. The monitor uses Bluetooth and then it connects with the house's Wi-Fi. (Falls back to Bluetooth if Wi-Fi is not available). This is very nice because I don't need to have my phone near me when checking my blood pressure. It syncs directly to the Withings account and once I open the app on the phone, wherever I am, I can see the results.
The monitor has a nice color screen that's very easy to read (with big letters) and very to follow prompts. At the right of the screen there are three navigation buttons.
Because we set up two users, when turning it on it prompts which user is going to use it, and also has a guest mode.
After taking the measurements, it presents the low and high values (systolic and diastolic), heart rate, and on the bottom of the screen, a sliding chart with different colors (green, yellow, orange, light and dark red), which coincides with the American Heart Association's scale, so don't have to think about the numbers.
The monitor has a built-in Lithium battery and it's expected to last several months (expected to last close to a year between charges). It charges via USB-C just like a laptop or phone. It comes with a charging cable, but like other electronics, no wall charger. I use any of the chargers I already have.
Because we set up two users, when turning it on it prompts which user is going to use it, and also has a guest mode.
After taking the measurements, it presents the low and high values (systolic and diastolic), heart rate, and on the bottom of the screen, a sliding chart with different colors (green, yellow, orange, light and dark red), which coincides with the American Heart Association's scale, so don't have to think about the numbers.
The monitor has a built-in Lithium battery and it's expected to last several months (expected to last close to a year between charges). It charges via USB-C just like a laptop or phone. It comes with a charging cable, but like other electronics, no wall charger. I use any of the chargers I already have.
The cuff is an interesting design. I actually didn't use it right the first time because I though I had to wrap it around the arm like other monitors. The way it works is that it's a sleeve: Slide my arm though it and then tighten it with a Velcro. This actually makes it easier to put on with one free hand. It provides for a wide range of arm sizes, so all in the family can fit it. Withings also offers an extra large cuff that's sold separately. The cuff is very easy to unplug from the monitor, if needed, and the connecting tube is large enough.
The whole setup comes in a nice hard fabric case and don't need to take the monitor out of the case unless I want to. The cuff folds neatly in its own section of the case.
Note that there are two metal circles on the sides of the monitor, but they're not documented and don't currently do anything.
If there is a complain is that the screen could be a bit brighter, however this has not been an issue to me.
If there is a complain is that the screen could be a bit brighter, however this has not been an issue to me.
Overall, great blood pressure monitor. This is the easiest to use yet, and I appreciate how easy is to sync the measurements, which is automatic.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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The Crucial X10 Portable SSD is available with up to 8TB of storage, making it perfect for storing files, photos, games, backups and videos. With read speeds up to 2,100MB/s, the X10 is twice as fast as the X9 and comes in a stylish matte blue enclosure. Built to withstand whatever life throws at you, the durable Crucial X10 is IP65 rated for dust and water resistance and is drop resistant up to 9.8 feet (3 meters). It~s compatible with Windows, Mac, Android, iPad, PC, and Linux via an included USB-C cable. Engineered by Micron Technology, a leader in the tech industry for 45 years, the Crucial X10 combines high quality with innovative features that let you edit directly from the drive. Store up to 500,000 4K photos, 114 games, 2.6 million MP3 music files and 133 4K videos.
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This is very small and light, it's about 2.5" x 2" and very thin.
The interface on this SSD, and this is very important, is USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, rated at 20Gpbs.
The drive has a small pass-through opening to add a lanyard (not included), and comes with a short USB-C cable (About 8" or so).
The interface on this SSD, and this is very important, is USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, rated at 20Gpbs.
The drive has a small pass-through opening to add a lanyard (not included), and comes with a short USB-C cable (About 8" or so).
The shell is all plastic, matte blue in my case with polished sides.
There are no drivers required and no software included on It, just a PDF as a brochure and some web links. Like most external drives, it comes pre-formatted as ExFAT so it's ready to go in about every system. It can also be formatted with macOS or NTFS partitions is needed. For example, I'm using another Crucial drive like this as encrypted APFS to use in macOS.
Speed-wise, here's the interesting part:
It can go about as fast for sequential read an writes as the interface allows. On a newer Windows laptop I was able to measure around 2000 Mb/s in both read and write.
However, on two different MacBook Pro (Including an M3 model), I as able to achieve half of that. macOS System Information tool shows the connection as USB 3.1. So I contacted Micron's support via chat. I was pleasantly surprised that I got to a human right away and the person gave me the correct information right away, however it's not what I wanted to hear: It's a limitation on Apple's USB-C ports, which although they are Thunderbolt and USB4 capable, they do not support USB 3.2. I looked it up in Apple's community sites and it's correct, not even the current M4 generation supports USB 3.2. I also tested on a Microsoft Surface Pro 9 and same result. Only a newer PC supports this connection at full speed.
It works perfectly on macOS, just not at full speed when using the internal USB4 ports.
It can go about as fast for sequential read an writes as the interface allows. On a newer Windows laptop I was able to measure around 2000 Mb/s in both read and write.
However, on two different MacBook Pro (Including an M3 model), I as able to achieve half of that. macOS System Information tool shows the connection as USB 3.1. So I contacted Micron's support via chat. I was pleasantly surprised that I got to a human right away and the person gave me the correct information right away, however it's not what I wanted to hear: It's a limitation on Apple's USB-C ports, which although they are Thunderbolt and USB4 capable, they do not support USB 3.2. I looked it up in Apple's community sites and it's correct, not even the current M4 generation supports USB 3.2. I also tested on a Microsoft Surface Pro 9 and same result. Only a newer PC supports this connection at full speed.
It works perfectly on macOS, just not at full speed when using the internal USB4 ports.
It's made in Thailand and comes with a 3-year warranty.
Differences with X10 Pro: Speeds will be the same, both are USB 3.2 and should deliver the same speeds overall.
The main difference is that the 'Pro' have an aluminum shell with rubberized bottom. These are hard plastic. The pro has a white LED and this has no lights.
This has a lanyard opening and the Pros have larger opening that could fit through a small carabiner.
The other difference is the warranty: The pro line, at the time I got mine, carries 5-year, this has a respectable 3-year warranty.
The main difference is that the 'Pro' have an aluminum shell with rubberized bottom. These are hard plastic. The pro has a white LED and this has no lights.
This has a lanyard opening and the Pros have larger opening that could fit through a small carabiner.
The other difference is the warranty: The pro line, at the time I got mine, carries 5-year, this has a respectable 3-year warranty.
Overall, it's a fantastic portable SSD. Micron (Crucial's parent company) is one of the largest memory makers, and this is made directly by them. I don't however see much difference in price between this and their pro line, at today's prices. Also current Apple devices won't be able to fully benefit from their fast speeds, which is important if you need the speed and use macOS.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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The Hisense U8 Series is an award-winning TV that makes for the ultimate game-watching experience. It~s enhanced with Mini-LED Pro technology, reaching up to 5,000 nits peak brightness for even sharper contrasts, brighter lighting and more dramatic shadows. Soak up over a billion vibrant shades on your screen with QLED Color. The 165Hz Native Refresh Rate and Anti-Glare Low Reflection Pro panel technology helps you see it all clearly without any interference. And Dolby Atmos along with an up to 82W 4.1.2 Multi-Channel Audio System bring all the sounds of the cinema right to your living room.
Customer Rating
5
Great screen, latest Google TV interface
on May 12, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
This TV has an excellent screen: QLED with mini-LED backlighting, supports adaptive Dolby Vision, which adapts to the lighting in the room. It also supports 165 Hz refresh rates to use with gaming PCs.
The TV is 2 inches thick without the base and has a subwoofer on the back. Sounds great mounted on the wall.
The front has a very thin frame with a small lip on the bottom that's about half-inch. It also has a very thin controls bar in the bottom-center of the TV that holds the IR receiver, mics, mic switch and a single control button.
What's innovative in this new model is that the back of the TV is completely flat. Other TVs would have a curved back to make it look thinner, but it can actually be a few inches deep. This rearranges all internal components to make its back flat, at just two inches thick (without the pedestal) and it uses the sides for additional side-firing speakers. This makes the internal speakers sound better.
The pedestal base is a black metal with a plastic on the back, which I didn't use because it's mounted on the wall. The base is very spartan, and very solidly built.
The front has a very thin frame with a small lip on the bottom that's about half-inch. It also has a very thin controls bar in the bottom-center of the TV that holds the IR receiver, mics, mic switch and a single control button.
What's innovative in this new model is that the back of the TV is completely flat. Other TVs would have a curved back to make it look thinner, but it can actually be a few inches deep. This rearranges all internal components to make its back flat, at just two inches thick (without the pedestal) and it uses the sides for additional side-firing speakers. This makes the internal speakers sound better.
The pedestal base is a black metal with a plastic on the back, which I didn't use because it's mounted on the wall. The base is very spartan, and very solidly built.
The remote control is long, plastic imitating gray metal, that looks good, it uses IR and Bluetooth for fast response and doesn't need to be pointed to the TV and has a mic for Google Voice. The TV uses two AAA batteries, and works with NiMH rechargeables (Generic AAA batteries are included).
The TV also has a microphone array so one can say 'Hey Google' without using the remote. This can be disabled but the TV will have a bright orange light indicating so when the physical mic disable switch is on. If this bothers you, like it happened to me, enable the TV mic but disable every use of it in the TV settings.
The TV also has a microphone array so one can say 'Hey Google' without using the remote. This can be disabled but the TV will have a bright orange light indicating so when the physical mic disable switch is on. If this bothers you, like it happened to me, enable the TV mic but disable every use of it in the TV settings.
Google TV is much improved from the older TVs we have. This runs Android 14. I notice it's a lot more responsive than older models we use. When integrated with Google Home, the Google Home app can be used as a remote control, and the TV itself has links to control things around the house, show compatible cameras on-screen and so on.
It also supports Amazon Alexa integrations and works with Apple Home and AirPlay 2. Both worked very well for me.
We have both Apple and Android devices both Airplay and Google Cast work reliably.
It also supports Amazon Alexa integrations and works with Apple Home and AirPlay 2. Both worked very well for me.
We have both Apple and Android devices both Airplay and Google Cast work reliably.
It also has the option of setting up as a more basic TV with a simplified Google TV interface, which I prefer as it shows less advertisements and doesn't show the watch history up front.
I have to say, the image quality improved significantly compared to a TV from years past.
Older Google TVs we used were a bit glitchy here and there. This TV has no issues, it's interface is the smoothest I've seen in a Google TV.
Note that the TV itself has no controls, except for a single power button that can also change the input modes. This is a departure from older TVs that had at list a control pad and handful of buttons on its sides, but not this one, just a single button on the TV itself. The remote control however works very well.
As for video connectors, there are HDMI, all 4K capable and one with eARC support.
As a special feature, this TV also has an USB-C connector that supports DisplayPort. This is meant to be used in gaming setups, and can be used to connect to a computer, and supports variable refresh rates (FreeSync) up to 165 Hz, which I confirmed with a laptop. This TV is meant for games as well.
As a special feature, this TV also has an USB-C connector that supports DisplayPort. This is meant to be used in gaming setups, and can be used to connect to a computer, and supports variable refresh rates (FreeSync) up to 165 Hz, which I confirmed with a laptop. This TV is meant for games as well.
The best thing on this TV is the screen, which to me is on par with other top brands. It's as good as it gets on LED TVs.
This is a MiniLED that can get very bright, and has 5000 zones on the back, so very dark scenes or things like closing titles look great here with no blooming and no light leaks. As of now, this is within the most advanced LED TVs. HDR / Dolby Vision content looks fantastic here.
Warranty is two years.
This is a MiniLED that can get very bright, and has 5000 zones on the back, so very dark scenes or things like closing titles look great here with no blooming and no light leaks. As of now, this is within the most advanced LED TVs. HDR / Dolby Vision content looks fantastic here.
Warranty is two years.
Overall, fantastic TV. Impressed by details like the flat back, side-firing speakers, USB-C connector, very stable Google TV platform, and among the best LED class screens.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Meet Pixel 9a ~ engineered by Google with more than you expect, for less than you think. Like Gemini built in to supercharge your productivity and creativity.~ A best-in-class camera~ for incredible photos. All-day battery.~ Durable design. And 7 years of updates so it keeps feeling new.~ All for under $500.
Customer Rating
5
High end features at mid-range pricing
on May 4, 2025
Posted by: emiliosic
I'm quite impressed with this phone, I like it more than what I thought I would.
One of the biggest draws for me is that Pixel phones get updates earlier and will be supported for far longer than third-party phones. It ships with Android 15.
One of the biggest draws for me is that Pixel phones get updates earlier and will be supported for far longer than third-party phones. It ships with Android 15.
The phone is thin, reasonably lightweight and the cameras on the back don't protrude too much. A slim case will make the back of the phone flat.
The cameras are great. Granted not the best, but fantastic for all I will use them for. The main camera is 48 MP, with good night settings. Keep in mind that more megapixels usually means more packed sensors and image quality can suffer specially at night. This takes great pictures day and night. The second camera is an ultrawide 13MP. The standard camera app takes great pictures with natural colors, not over-saturated.
Screen is a bright OLED with a fast refresh rate, that when enabled makes scrolling and overall interaction very smooth. I immediately noticed how much smoother this was compared to my old phone.
The CPU is a Google Tensor G4 with 8 GB RAM. This of course incorporate AI processing and Google shows it by adding a few retouch tools in the camera app, like adding oneself to a picture., and fast image searches.
Since the Tensor G4 supports AI, Gemini comes pre-installed.
Since the Tensor G4 supports AI, Gemini comes pre-installed.
Battery is great. I didn't charge it for almost two days after the initial setup and updates, and battery had over 40% charge. Granted that I didn't use it much at first.
There is one physical SIM card slot and can support multiple eSIMs. This is nice when traveling, I can add virtual eSIMs for little money and avoid roaming charges. When I first migrated from my old phone, it offered to migrate from the physical SIM card on my old phone no an eSIM, which meant I didn't have to actually swap the SIM card, but I'm not ready to part from my physical
SIM yet, so keep ion mind what you choose to do. The phone is of course, 5G.
SIM yet, so keep ion mind what you choose to do. The phone is of course, 5G.
WIFI is 6E and includes a 6Ghz radio. I get about 250 Mb/s download over WiFi with some distance from the access point.
Charging is fast via USB-C and also supports wireless charging. Note that it doesn't come with magnets for MagSafe/Qi2 chargers, however this makes sense considering that I wanted to add a case. The case itself needs to have magnets to work with these chargers so it's really not an issue. I use a Magsafe charger on my car using vent clips and the phone stays in place while charging.
When connecting the phone to my laptop dock for charging, I noticed that it also mirrors video, although it's mirroring of the screen not as an additional screen, so watching videos it appears as the phone screen in landscape mode.
When connecting the phone to my laptop dock for charging, I noticed that it also mirrors video, although it's mirroring of the screen not as an additional screen, so watching videos it appears as the phone screen in landscape mode.
It also has NFC so it works with payments with Google Wallet.
Unlock is via face detection and also has a fingerprint sensor built into the screen. I like the option of setting up both biometric methods in addition to the PIN.
Unlock is via face detection and also has a fingerprint sensor built into the screen. I like the option of setting up both biometric methods in addition to the PIN.
Overall it's a fantastic phone. It does everything I want from it with no frills. Great screen, very fast and smooth, all the connectivity options I need, nice cameras and backed by Google with many years of support and Android upgrades.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Jabra Elite 7 Pro true wireless earbuds have MultiSensor Voice~ technology, which combines 4 powerful microphones, an advanced Voice Pick Up (VPU) sensor in each Bluetooth earbud, and unique Jabra algorithms. Automatically activating when it~s windy, Jabra MultiSensor Voice~ uses bone conduction technology to transmit your voice through vibrations in your jaw, for wind noise cancellation and clear calls anywhere. Thanks to the adjustable Active Noise Cancellation, the ultra-compact earphones with rich and powerful sound lets you fully immerse yourself in your music. Multipoint connects to 2 devices at once, lets you seamlessly switch between devices, and is available as a firmware update via the Jabra Sound+ app. Also test your hearing in the Jabra Sound+ app, and tailor your music to suit your individual hearing profile. Hear your surroundings while on a call with the HearThrough technology - use left or right earbud alone with Bluetooth Mono Mode - Each offers up to 8 hours battery and 30 hours with the case.
Is the Elite 7 Pro "vented" like the AirPod Pro and 85t? I returned the 75t becasue I didn't like the plugged ear feeling.
While they have better fit than previous models, the fit is comparable in which these passively insulate much of the noise. However these have a 'HearThrough' mode that when active it reproduces the actual external noise so one can hear everything around even while playing music.
3 years, 11 months ago
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Jabra Elite 7 Pro true wireless earbuds have MultiSensor Voice~ technology, which combines 4 powerful microphones, an advanced Voice Pick Up (VPU) sensor in each Bluetooth earbud, and unique Jabra algorithms. Automatically activating when it~s windy, Jabra MultiSensor Voice~ uses bone conduction technology to transmit your voice through vibrations in your jaw, for wind noise cancellation and clear calls anywhere. Thanks to the adjustable Active Noise Cancellation, the ultra-compact earphones with rich and powerful sound lets you fully immerse yourself in your music. Multipoint connects to 2 devices at once, lets you seamlessly switch between devices, and is available as a firmware update via the Jabra Sound+ app. Also test your hearing in the Jabra Sound+ app, and tailor your music to suit your individual hearing profile. Hear your surroundings while on a call with the HearThrough technology - use left or right earbud alone with Bluetooth Mono Mode - Each offers up to 8 hours battery and 30 hours with the case.
Do these buds have volume control?
Yes, holding the left or right earbud, it controls the volume. Also responds to the volume from the phone or computer connected to it
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Jabra Elite 7 Pro true wireless earbuds have MultiSensor Voice~ technology, which combines 4 powerful microphones, an advanced Voice Pick Up (VPU) sensor in each Bluetooth earbud, and unique Jabra algorithms. Automatically activating when it~s windy, Jabra MultiSensor Voice~ uses bone conduction technology to transmit your voice through vibrations in your jaw, for wind noise cancellation and clear calls anywhere. Thanks to the adjustable Active Noise Cancellation, the ultra-compact earphones with rich and powerful sound lets you fully immerse yourself in your music. Multipoint connects to 2 devices at once, lets you seamlessly switch between devices, and is available as a firmware update via the Jabra Sound+ app. Also test your hearing in the Jabra Sound+ app, and tailor your music to suit your individual hearing profile. Hear your surroundings while on a call with the HearThrough technology - use left or right earbud alone with Bluetooth Mono Mode - Each offers up to 8 hours battery and 30 hours with the case.
will these earbuds work with a Ipod touch?
Portable and palm-sized with a built-in extension rod, DJI OM 5 is a versatile companion that unlocks the full potential of your smartphone. Enjoy flawless selfies, super-smooth video, automatic tracking, and much more. A new ShotGuides feature even provides creative tips, empowering you to get stunning shots wherever you go. With DJI OM 5, get ready to master every shot.
Will this work with an iPhone 12Max with a Mous Limitless 3.0 case. Anyone foolish enough to use any gimble w/o some sort of protection is just asking for trouble IMO. I really want to pick one up but not if it won’t work with a case.
It fits fine with an iPhone 11 Max with a TPA enclosure so it should be fine.
The phone does not need to be out of a case
The phone does not need to be out of a case
4 years, 1 month ago
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Portable and palm-sized with a built-in extension rod, DJI OM 5 is a versatile companion that unlocks the full potential of your smartphone. Enjoy flawless selfies, super-smooth video, automatic tracking, and much more. A new ShotGuides feature even provides creative tips, empowering you to get stunning shots wherever you go. With DJI OM 5, get ready to master every shot.
Will it work with only a phone
It doesn't have a camera. This needs either iPhone or Android phones with an app and connects via Bluetooth
4 years, 1 month ago
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Enjoy extended storage for your smartphone with this 512GB SanDisk SDDDC4-512G-A46 flash drive. The dual USB 3.1 Gen 1 connectors enable quick transfer of documents between devices, while the all-metal housing with a cover can swivel to provide protection to the connectors. This SanDisk flash drive can be attached to a key ring for portability during your out-of-office assignments.
Is it compatible with i pad pro and Mac air???
Yes, works with iPad Pro and any other USB-C or USB-A devices, including all MacBooks
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Enjoy astonishing sound with this breakthrough portable speaker. Stream music and more over WiFi at home and listen on the go with Bluetooth. Get up to 10 hours of battery life. Easily control the sound with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2. Create a whole-home sound system with multiple Sonos speakers.
Can the Amazon Alexa/Google Assistant service be turned off on the device? Or is the device always listening?
Enjoy astonishing sound with this breakthrough portable speaker. Stream music and more over WiFi at home and listen on the go with Bluetooth. Get up to 10 hours of battery life. Easily control the sound with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2. Create a whole-home sound system with multiple Sonos speakers.
Is this product water resistant?
Enjoy astonishing sound with this breakthrough portable speaker. Stream music and more over WiFi at home and listen on the go with Bluetooth. Get up to 10 hours of battery life. Easily control the sound with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2. Create a whole-home sound system with multiple Sonos speakers.
does roam have aux input or headphone jack?
Enjoy astonishing sound with this breakthrough portable speaker. Stream music and more over WiFi at home and listen on the go with Bluetooth. Get up to 10 hours of battery life. Easily control the sound with the Sonos app, your voice, and Apple AirPlay 2. Create a whole-home sound system with multiple Sonos speakers.
Is this AirPlay compatible like the SONOS One?
Yes, like other Sonos S2 systems, supports Airplay 2 and HomeKit
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