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Go anywhere and do anything with our thinnest and lightest XPS laptop. The new XPS 13 is packed with power in a seemingly weightless shell.
Customer Rating
5
Fast, Thin, Light, Great Battery Life, 1TB, 32GB!
on June 14, 2023
Posted by: hotice
The Dell XPS 13 is very nicely loaded PC in a small and light form factor that has great battery life!
Design
This laptop is thin! It's very noticeably thin and it weighs as light as it looks. There's a small bezel around the screen. It still supports Windows Hello face recognitions, as well as fingerprint. The power adapter is also very small. This is at least in part due to the fact that it only needs/uses a 45 watt power supply. To me, the overall package looks very impressive! The keyboard is not a bad laptop keyboard. It feels sold, not flexing as you type. Travel of the keys feels good to me, not too short. It's not loud or clicky as you type but you can feel when you a key is pressed. The touchpad is a good size. It doesn't feel small and I think it's a good size given the room available for a touchpad. The touchpad works well and has a good click when pressed. The sound is good for small speakers on a small laptop. Dell includes MaxxAudio Pro which has enhancements for some things like special audio on headphones and voice.
This laptop is thin! It's very noticeably thin and it weighs as light as it looks. There's a small bezel around the screen. It still supports Windows Hello face recognitions, as well as fingerprint. The power adapter is also very small. This is at least in part due to the fact that it only needs/uses a 45 watt power supply. To me, the overall package looks very impressive! The keyboard is not a bad laptop keyboard. It feels sold, not flexing as you type. Travel of the keys feels good to me, not too short. It's not loud or clicky as you type but you can feel when you a key is pressed. The touchpad is a good size. It doesn't feel small and I think it's a good size given the room available for a touchpad. The touchpad works well and has a good click when pressed. The sound is good for small speakers on a small laptop. Dell includes MaxxAudio Pro which has enhancements for some things like special audio on headphones and voice.
Display
This display is bright with rich colors. It's 1920x1200 resolution (19:10 aspect ratio). It's very thin and, again, has a slim bezel around the perimeter. At the native resolution and 13.4" I find the display comfortable to use without display scaling turned on in Windows. I like that because, though rare now, sometimes I run into issues with applications that don't handle the scaling correctly or when using tools for remote connectivity to other systems. This display does support "HDR Video Streaming" in Windows, and I was able to turn that on. It doesn't support the "Use HDR" function of Windows. I'm not sure what the difference is but fyi. The contrast ratio seems very good to me in practice just based on some video I've watched including some HDR test videos. The HDR test video's I played in YouTube didn't show as using HDR but they still looked great. Blacks on this display look very black to me. It's very good for an LED backlit LCD display.
This display is bright with rich colors. It's 1920x1200 resolution (19:10 aspect ratio). It's very thin and, again, has a slim bezel around the perimeter. At the native resolution and 13.4" I find the display comfortable to use without display scaling turned on in Windows. I like that because, though rare now, sometimes I run into issues with applications that don't handle the scaling correctly or when using tools for remote connectivity to other systems. This display does support "HDR Video Streaming" in Windows, and I was able to turn that on. It doesn't support the "Use HDR" function of Windows. I'm not sure what the difference is but fyi. The contrast ratio seems very good to me in practice just based on some video I've watched including some HDR test videos. The HDR test video's I played in YouTube didn't show as using HDR but they still looked great. Blacks on this display look very black to me. It's very good for an LED backlit LCD display.
Speed
This laptop is very nicely loaded, especially for a very small, light, and low power (only 45 watt power supply) laptop! It has a 12th Gen i7 EVO CPU with 10 physical cores and 12 logical processors. I wasn't familiar with Intel's EVO line. They're designed to provide great battery life and still have plenty of power. There's more that goes with the Intel EVO certification, but I think an i7 that uses less power is pretty great! There a 1 TB SSD as well as 32 GB of RAM to top it off. I've found performance to be very good! Booting is fast as is running and switching between apps. Also, instead of just giving you Intel HD graphics, this has Intel Iris Xe graphics, which are much better than Intel HD. While it's still integrated and not a desgrete graphics adapter you would find in a gaming laptop, this may let you do more gaming than you would expect.
This laptop is very nicely loaded, especially for a very small, light, and low power (only 45 watt power supply) laptop! It has a 12th Gen i7 EVO CPU with 10 physical cores and 12 logical processors. I wasn't familiar with Intel's EVO line. They're designed to provide great battery life and still have plenty of power. There's more that goes with the Intel EVO certification, but I think an i7 that uses less power is pretty great! There a 1 TB SSD as well as 32 GB of RAM to top it off. I've found performance to be very good! Booting is fast as is running and switching between apps. Also, instead of just giving you Intel HD graphics, this has Intel Iris Xe graphics, which are much better than Intel HD. While it's still integrated and not a desgrete graphics adapter you would find in a gaming laptop, this may let you do more gaming than you would expect.
Ports
The lack of many ports is a bit sad to me, though it's more and more common, and I do really like a laptop being this small. To make a laptop small, manufacturers typically reduce the number of ports that are included. The Dell XPS 13 only has two USB Type C ports. These are actually Thunderbolt 4 ports, supporting 40 Gbps. You can connect up to two 4K displays to one Thunderbolt port. So, there's more flexibility and bandwidth there than you might think but you just may need a USB C/Thunderbold hub of some kind to connect everything you want at one time. There isn't a dedicated power port so the good news is the power port is a standard USB C, but the bad news is you'll need to use one of those two built-in USB C ports any time you need to plug in the power cord. Thankfully, that may not be very often due to what seems to be excellent battery life. Two helpful adapters are included in the box. One is a USB-C to 1/8" stereo (headphone) audio adapter. The other is a USB-C to USB type A adapter, so you can plug in a common flash drive or most other non-USB-C, USB devices.
The lack of many ports is a bit sad to me, though it's more and more common, and I do really like a laptop being this small. To make a laptop small, manufacturers typically reduce the number of ports that are included. The Dell XPS 13 only has two USB Type C ports. These are actually Thunderbolt 4 ports, supporting 40 Gbps. You can connect up to two 4K displays to one Thunderbolt port. So, there's more flexibility and bandwidth there than you might think but you just may need a USB C/Thunderbold hub of some kind to connect everything you want at one time. There isn't a dedicated power port so the good news is the power port is a standard USB C, but the bad news is you'll need to use one of those two built-in USB C ports any time you need to plug in the power cord. Thankfully, that may not be very often due to what seems to be excellent battery life. Two helpful adapters are included in the box. One is a USB-C to 1/8" stereo (headphone) audio adapter. The other is a USB-C to USB type A adapter, so you can plug in a common flash drive or most other non-USB-C, USB devices.
Battery Life
I've mentioned battery life a few times but it's worth saying again. The battery life of the Dell XPS 13 is excellent! It has a 50,012 mAh battery and it just seems to last and last. I've been amazed at how few times I've had to charge this since I got it - and that's with installing lots of Windows Updates, Microsoft Store updates and apps, as well as downloading and installing lots of applications! The included MyDell Windows app also lets you adjust battery charging options so it will only charge to less than 100% and stop to help extend the life of the battery. There's a "Dynamic" mode that will change the charging pattern based on your usage, which is on by default. Otherwise there are a preset options as well as the ability to customize it. I hope all manufacturers start doing this as it can really extend the life of your battery.
I've mentioned battery life a few times but it's worth saying again. The battery life of the Dell XPS 13 is excellent! It has a 50,012 mAh battery and it just seems to last and last. I've been amazed at how few times I've had to charge this since I got it - and that's with installing lots of Windows Updates, Microsoft Store updates and apps, as well as downloading and installing lots of applications! The included MyDell Windows app also lets you adjust battery charging options so it will only charge to less than 100% and stop to help extend the life of the battery. There's a "Dynamic" mode that will change the charging pattern based on your usage, which is on by default. Otherwise there are a preset options as well as the ability to customize it. I hope all manufacturers start doing this as it can really extend the life of your battery.
Summary
The Dell XPS 13 13.4" FHD+ is a surprisingly well loaded for such a small laptop. The screen, keyboard, and touchpad are also very good for a laptop this size. If you're looking for a fast laptop with great battery life that's small and light, you should check it out!
The Dell XPS 13 13.4" FHD+ is a surprisingly well loaded for such a small laptop. The screen, keyboard, and touchpad are also very good for a laptop this size. If you're looking for a fast laptop with great battery life that's small and light, you should check it out!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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There is no better joy than escaping into the game. This monitor brings the immersion with the ultrawide 1500R curved screen. Quick performance and realistic HDR color with a sleek design looks, sounds, and feels great on your desk. Get lost in the fun.
Customer Rating
5
Great display, features, and built-in settings!
on May 24, 2023
Posted by: hotice
This is my first time using a wide display or curved display. After trying it, I like both of those attributes! This is a bright and beautiful display with a number of great gaming features!
Design
This wide and curved monitor has a very small bezel on the top and sides. The one on the bottom is larger but not bad. It has the "OMEN" logo on it and there's a power LED near the bottom right corner. The stand allows you to easily slide the monitor up and down, very nice to get the perfect position. You can also tilt the monitor up. There's a loop that snaps on the back of the stand to help with cable management. It has two HDMI ports that support full resolution of 3440 x 1440. There is also one Display Port port. It has built in stereo speakers as well as a headphone jack. The monitor feels very stable and well built.
This wide and curved monitor has a very small bezel on the top and sides. The one on the bottom is larger but not bad. It has the "OMEN" logo on it and there's a power LED near the bottom right corner. The stand allows you to easily slide the monitor up and down, very nice to get the perfect position. You can also tilt the monitor up. There's a loop that snaps on the back of the stand to help with cable management. It has two HDMI ports that support full resolution of 3440 x 1440. There is also one Display Port port. It has built in stereo speakers as well as a headphone jack. The monitor feels very stable and well built.
Display
It's big, bright, crisp, and clear. Colors are rich and the back lightingn is even. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium and it worked well - I didn't experience any tearing in gaming or general use for that matter. It supports HDR which I was able to enable in Windows for general use and for video streaming (two separate options in Windows). I didn't notice any blurring either. With my PC I was able to do 3440 x 1440 at 100Hz and it looked great - in Windows and in games.
It's big, bright, crisp, and clear. Colors are rich and the back lightingn is even. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium and it worked well - I didn't experience any tearing in gaming or general use for that matter. It supports HDR which I was able to enable in Windows for general use and for video streaming (two separate options in Windows). I didn't notice any blurring either. With my PC I was able to do 3440 x 1440 at 100Hz and it looked great - in Windows and in games.
Gaming
Of course, the main reason you buy a gaming monitor is for gaming! The OMEN 34c provides a great gaming experience for me! In trying different games, they do vary in their support of the resolution and extra wide aspect ratio. Regardless, it was not hard for me to have games display in the correct aspect ratio. For ones that stretched, I just had to change the resolution in the game to either 2560 x 1440 or 1920 x 1080 and it looked great, fit vertically, and wasn't stretched out of the designed aspect ratio horizontally. Colors were always rich, bright, and accurate. There was excellent contrast with me being able to distinguish between different, similar shades in scenes that were display. I like the curve! Viewing angles are excellent and once the game starts, I forget I'm using a curved monitor. I just get a nice large and wide display. It feels immersive. It's really hard to say if it feels more immersive than other monitors I've used because it's large or because it's curved, but I think it's a combination of both. The curve didn't bother me for sure and if anything I liked it.
Of course, the main reason you buy a gaming monitor is for gaming! The OMEN 34c provides a great gaming experience for me! In trying different games, they do vary in their support of the resolution and extra wide aspect ratio. Regardless, it was not hard for me to have games display in the correct aspect ratio. For ones that stretched, I just had to change the resolution in the game to either 2560 x 1440 or 1920 x 1080 and it looked great, fit vertically, and wasn't stretched out of the designed aspect ratio horizontally. Colors were always rich, bright, and accurate. There was excellent contrast with me being able to distinguish between different, similar shades in scenes that were display. I like the curve! Viewing angles are excellent and once the game starts, I forget I'm using a curved monitor. I just get a nice large and wide display. It feels immersive. It's really hard to say if it feels more immersive than other monitors I've used because it's large or because it's curved, but I think it's a combination of both. The curve didn't bother me for sure and if anything I liked it.
Features
There are a lot of features! Besides other things I mentioned it supports up to 165 Hz refresh rate. Many features are accessible in the on screen display. There are all sorts of contrast options and color presets as well as manual settings to adjust colors. I like the presets and have a hard time picking between "Gaming", "Native", and one of the three "HP Enhance+" options. I can see improved detail with some of the "HP Enhance+" options. It was impressive to me and beyond what I'm used to seeing a monitor do by itself. There are also gaming features like turning on an FPS display and cross hairs. Not only can you turn them on but you can choose colors and location for them. It has an "auto-switch input" option (can be turned off) which I like. It will automatically switch to the powered on input or change to a different input if the one you are on powers off - assuming another on is on. There is also HDMI CEC support for device control that can be turned off if you want. The power LED can be turned off if you don't want that small white light at the bottom right. There is even a test for the built-in speakers. It just plays a tone but it's enough to tell that it's working. I've never had a monitor before with any sort of speaker test. This isn't all the setting you'll find but I wanted to give you and idea. I think it has more than most.
There are a lot of features! Besides other things I mentioned it supports up to 165 Hz refresh rate. Many features are accessible in the on screen display. There are all sorts of contrast options and color presets as well as manual settings to adjust colors. I like the presets and have a hard time picking between "Gaming", "Native", and one of the three "HP Enhance+" options. I can see improved detail with some of the "HP Enhance+" options. It was impressive to me and beyond what I'm used to seeing a monitor do by itself. There are also gaming features like turning on an FPS display and cross hairs. Not only can you turn them on but you can choose colors and location for them. It has an "auto-switch input" option (can be turned off) which I like. It will automatically switch to the powered on input or change to a different input if the one you are on powers off - assuming another on is on. There is also HDMI CEC support for device control that can be turned off if you want. The power LED can be turned off if you don't want that small white light at the bottom right. There is even a test for the built-in speakers. It just plays a tone but it's enough to tell that it's working. I've never had a monitor before with any sort of speaker test. This isn't all the setting you'll find but I wanted to give you and idea. I think it has more than most.
Summary
I'm a fan! I'm impressed with what HP has done. To me it feels like a full package from the specs, to the design, and all the settings for customization too!
I'm a fan! I'm impressed with what HP has done. To me it feels like a full package from the specs, to the design, and all the settings for customization too!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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ASUS Vivobook Laptop. Enjoy everyday activities with this ASUS notebook PC. The Intel Core i3 processor and 12GB of RAM let you run programs smoothly.
Customer Rating
5
Small and light with good performance and ports!
on May 21, 2023
Posted by: hotice
The Asus VivoBook is a small and light weight laptop with very battery life and a good selection of ports!
Design
While nothing really stands out to me about the design of the VivoBook, I think it looks fine and I do like the size and weight. The size of the screen and keyboard are comfortable for me to use. The feel of the keyboard is good for me to type on. I haven't had issues with it. It does have an inverted "T" arrow layout, though the buttons are half-height.
While nothing really stands out to me about the design of the VivoBook, I think it looks fine and I do like the size and weight. The size of the screen and keyboard are comfortable for me to use. The feel of the keyboard is good for me to type on. I haven't had issues with it. It does have an inverted "T" arrow layout, though the buttons are half-height.
Performance
This computer feels very responsive for general use. The 11th gen, Intel i3 CPU and the 8GB of RAM combined with the SSD seem to be enough to keep it moving well. It even starts up fast. It is using Windows 11 in S Mode so while that has some limitations, it is supposed to improve security and performance. I'll talk more about S Mode later.
This computer feels very responsive for general use. The 11th gen, Intel i3 CPU and the 8GB of RAM combined with the SSD seem to be enough to keep it moving well. It even starts up fast. It is using Windows 11 in S Mode so while that has some limitations, it is supposed to improve security and performance. I'll talk more about S Mode later.
Display
The 14" screen is 1366x768. So it's higher resolution that 720p but not as high as 1080p. It works fine for playing video. A lot of people have Desktop Scaling turned on in Windows which can make things the size this display is anyway so you may not notice that you can't fit as much on the screen. I did notice sometimes where smaller text wasn't as clear as you may expect but didn't have any problems reading anything. Viewing angles are not great on it. From an angle, some things are hard to see, or the colors are not accurate. When viewing from the front, normal use, the screen looks good.
The 14" screen is 1366x768. So it's higher resolution that 720p but not as high as 1080p. It works fine for playing video. A lot of people have Desktop Scaling turned on in Windows which can make things the size this display is anyway so you may not notice that you can't fit as much on the screen. I did notice sometimes where smaller text wasn't as clear as you may expect but didn't have any problems reading anything. Viewing angles are not great on it. From an angle, some things are hard to see, or the colors are not accurate. When viewing from the front, normal use, the screen looks good.
Ports
So many laptops, especially small ones, tend to have very few ports. Often I think they don't have enough of them. I'm very happy with the ports on the VivoBook. There is one USB 3.2 type C, one full-size HDMI, a headphone jack, three USB type A ports, two are USB 2.0 and one is USB 3.2. There is also a dedicated port for the power cord (not USB C).
So many laptops, especially small ones, tend to have very few ports. Often I think they don't have enough of them. I'm very happy with the ports on the VivoBook. There is one USB 3.2 type C, one full-size HDMI, a headphone jack, three USB type A ports, two are USB 2.0 and one is USB 3.2. There is also a dedicated port for the power cord (not USB C).
Battery Life
I found the battery life to be very good. While I don't have specific numbers, after using it a few hours I checked and it said I had 10 hours left. I had the screen brightness at a comfortable setting, but not full. This was just general use, email, typing spreadsheets, and things like that but I thought it was very good.
I found the battery life to be very good. While I don't have specific numbers, after using it a few hours I checked and it said I had 10 hours left. I had the screen brightness at a comfortable setting, but not full. This was just general use, email, typing spreadsheets, and things like that but I thought it was very good.
Windows 11 S Mode
For the most part, it looks and feels the same as regular Windows. It improves on performance and security by requiring that all apps installed are from the Microsoft Store. That means apps have been approved and designed to work a certain and approved way. So that helps with security and can help performance because Windows doesn't need to worry about backward app compatibility since everything is a current type of app. So before you plan to use S Mode, make sure the apps you need are available on the Windows Store. As I mentioned at the beginning, I'm happy with the performance of this. I'm not sure how much of that is due to S Mode. You can switch it to standard Windows 11, non-S mode, and then run any Windows programs, but if you do that you cannot switch back to S Mode.
For the most part, it looks and feels the same as regular Windows. It improves on performance and security by requiring that all apps installed are from the Microsoft Store. That means apps have been approved and designed to work a certain and approved way. So that helps with security and can help performance because Windows doesn't need to worry about backward app compatibility since everything is a current type of app. So before you plan to use S Mode, make sure the apps you need are available on the Windows Store. As I mentioned at the beginning, I'm happy with the performance of this. I'm not sure how much of that is due to S Mode. You can switch it to standard Windows 11, non-S mode, and then run any Windows programs, but if you do that you cannot switch back to S Mode.
Summary
I was impressed for a low-cost Windows 11 laptop. The performance is better than I was expecting and generally feels snappy and responsive to me for general use like working with documents, web browsing, and email. The screen is really best viewed straight on but on the other hand there are a bunch of ports to work with which can be very helpful. If the 128GB SSD is enough for your needs and you're good with apps from the Microsoft Store, this is a laptop to consider!
I was impressed for a low-cost Windows 11 laptop. The performance is better than I was expecting and generally feels snappy and responsive to me for general use like working with documents, web browsing, and email. The screen is really best viewed straight on but on the other hand there are a bunch of ports to work with which can be very helpful. If the 128GB SSD is enough for your needs and you're good with apps from the Microsoft Store, this is a laptop to consider!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Introducing Logitech MX Anywhere 3S Mouse, a beloved compact wireless mouse with next-level precision and control – now with 8K DPI Any-Surface Tracking and Quiet Clicks so you can master your work anywhere.
Customer Rating
5
Excellent low-profile mouse with great feature set
on May 19, 2023
Posted by: hotice
I bought an MX Anywhere 2 a long time ago. I still have it and use it for travel. It works great and the battery is still very good on it. I was excited to upgrade to the latest version, the MX Anywhere 3S.
Design and comfort
The MX Anywhere 3S is a great, small mouse. It's comfortable to use and has a few great features. I find it very comfortable to use and it works well. There is a scroll wheel that you can use as a third mouse button, no conventional lateral movement with the scroll wheel but I'll get to that later. It has two buttons on the left hand side. The primary two mouse buttons work great, giving a solid click but it's not too hard to press and not too loud. The mouse wheel is probably my favorite feature for a few reasons. For now, the feel is excellent and it works great!
The MX Anywhere 3S is a great, small mouse. It's comfortable to use and has a few great features. I find it very comfortable to use and it works well. There is a scroll wheel that you can use as a third mouse button, no conventional lateral movement with the scroll wheel but I'll get to that later. It has two buttons on the left hand side. The primary two mouse buttons work great, giving a solid click but it's not too hard to press and not too loud. The mouse wheel is probably my favorite feature for a few reasons. For now, the feel is excellent and it works great!
Features
First, this little travel mouse has an 8,000 dpi sensor!!! I was excited to find that out. Plenty to handle my desktop width equal to that of five 1080p displays. It's great to have a small and comfortable mouse that's that versatile.
Second, the wheel can scroll line-by-line, like most mouse wheels do, or it can scroll in free-spinning mode. There is a toggle button or, if you flick it, it automatically switches into free-spinning mode and then switches back when it stops. My old MX Anywhere 2 had the mode switching but only with a button press.
Third, I mentioned that the mouse wheel doesn't have the lateral press to go left or right, like in a spreadsheet for instance. The cool thing is that it's just implemented a different way. You hold down either of the two side buttons and then scroll with the wheel and it will go left or right. It works the same way but I find it easier control. I really like this!
Fourth, The "Easy-Switch button" allows you to switch between three different computers with the press of a three-way toggle button. Each one lets you setup a Bluetooth connection independently of the others. This is a features I used and loved on my old MX Anywhere 2.
First, this little travel mouse has an 8,000 dpi sensor!!! I was excited to find that out. Plenty to handle my desktop width equal to that of five 1080p displays. It's great to have a small and comfortable mouse that's that versatile.
Second, the wheel can scroll line-by-line, like most mouse wheels do, or it can scroll in free-spinning mode. There is a toggle button or, if you flick it, it automatically switches into free-spinning mode and then switches back when it stops. My old MX Anywhere 2 had the mode switching but only with a button press.
Third, I mentioned that the mouse wheel doesn't have the lateral press to go left or right, like in a spreadsheet for instance. The cool thing is that it's just implemented a different way. You hold down either of the two side buttons and then scroll with the wheel and it will go left or right. It works the same way but I find it easier control. I really like this!
Fourth, The "Easy-Switch button" allows you to switch between three different computers with the press of a three-way toggle button. Each one lets you setup a Bluetooth connection independently of the others. This is a features I used and loved on my old MX Anywhere 2.
Options+ App
You will want the app to adjust the dpi, "Scroll Force", and how easily it switches between scroll modes automatically. There are a number of settings you can customize and it also offers specific customizations you can enable for specific applications you ay have installed. Options+ is easy to use and has lots of pictures to walk you through what you're doing.
You will want the app to adjust the dpi, "Scroll Force", and how easily it switches between scroll modes automatically. There are a number of settings you can customize and it also offers specific customizations you can enable for specific applications you ay have installed. Options+ is easy to use and has lots of pictures to walk you through what you're doing.
Battery life
So far the battery life appears to be excellent! They claim 70 days between charges and I can see that as very possible. You need to enable 8K mode for the DPI over 4000 so I'm guessing that battery life may not be as good over that threshold but even if it cuts it in half, 35 days of normal use on a charge is pretty excellent.
So far the battery life appears to be excellent! They claim 70 days between charges and I can see that as very possible. You need to enable 8K mode for the DPI over 4000 so I'm guessing that battery life may not be as good over that threshold but even if it cuts it in half, 35 days of normal use on a charge is pretty excellent.
Summary
The MX Anywhere 3S does not come with a USB transceiver like previous versions did, but it does supports a Logi Bolt USB transceiver so you can buy that for it if you want. I love the excellent feature set, it's comfortable to use for me even though it's small, and I'm very impressed by the battery life.
The MX Anywhere 3S does not come with a USB transceiver like previous versions did, but it does supports a Logi Bolt USB transceiver so you can buy that for it if you want. I love the excellent feature set, it's comfortable to use for me even though it's small, and I'm very impressed by the battery life.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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This new generation of the home line-up has an even wider soundstage than its predecessor, re-engineered for a more immersive experience. This new generation has tweeters angled outwards and updated waveguides to deliver a consistently solid sound that is so wide it chases you around the room. Experience a balanced sound, with crisp, soaring treble and controlled, rumbling bass. Built-in Dynamic Loudness adjusts the tonal balance of the sound, ensuring your music sounds brilliant at every volume, while Placement Compensation corrects for any nearby reflective surfaces that may affect the sound. Marshall has taken its signature rock ’n’ roll home speaker line-up and given it a stripped-back look that makes a loud statement. Its iconic design knocks all other speakers off the shelf. Generation III is ready for the future of Bluetooth technology and has been built to deliver next-generation Bluetooth features the moment they are available. Over 55 years of sound knowledge is combined with future-proof technology to completely immerse you in your music.
Customer Rating
5
Beautiful Speaker with Full and Rich Sound
on May 6, 2023
Posted by: hotice
The Stanmore III is a powerful Bluetooth speaker that I plan to have displayed as a beautiful and functional piece of home décor in our new house.
Design
I love to retro Marshall design to this speaker. While the pictures do not do it justice, they do not deceive you either. The materials look and feel in person eactly as I imagined. From the outer black textured material to the metal on top and on the classic metal power switch. To me, it looks and feels impressive. There are two inputs. One 1/8" stereo input on top and a right/left RCA input on the back. On the top there is a source button that's a three way toggle between Bluetooth, Aux (1/8" stereo), and RCA. There's a red light to show you which is selected. There are also three dials, volume, bass, and treble. The dials turn smoothly and red lights make it easy to see where they're set as you turn. There is one other control on top, press is to pause/resume or slide it left or right for previous or next track. For me, the design sets it apart from other speakers down to the guitar riff sound when it establishes a Bluetooth connection.
I love to retro Marshall design to this speaker. While the pictures do not do it justice, they do not deceive you either. The materials look and feel in person eactly as I imagined. From the outer black textured material to the metal on top and on the classic metal power switch. To me, it looks and feels impressive. There are two inputs. One 1/8" stereo input on top and a right/left RCA input on the back. On the top there is a source button that's a three way toggle between Bluetooth, Aux (1/8" stereo), and RCA. There's a red light to show you which is selected. There are also three dials, volume, bass, and treble. The dials turn smoothly and red lights make it easy to see where they're set as you turn. There is one other control on top, press is to pause/resume or slide it left or right for previous or next track. For me, the design sets it apart from other speakers down to the guitar riff sound when it establishes a Bluetooth connection.
Features
There are two main features I found interesting. One is that it has "Placement compensation". You need to use the app to enable it. You just answer a few questions and it makes changes to the audio output to compensate for some placement issues, like being in a corner or near a wall. I didn't really get to test this but I'm glad to have the option there. The other feature it has that I think is somewhat unique is it's designed with software upgradable Bluetooth hardware. I don't think I've ever seen a Bluetooth device that can be updated for future Bluetooth standards. Who knows how flexible that ability is but I love the attempt and look forward to seeing what new standards it's able to support. I think it's designed to at least support a future low power standard.
There are two main features I found interesting. One is that it has "Placement compensation". You need to use the app to enable it. You just answer a few questions and it makes changes to the audio output to compensate for some placement issues, like being in a corner or near a wall. I didn't really get to test this but I'm glad to have the option there. The other feature it has that I think is somewhat unique is it's designed with software upgradable Bluetooth hardware. I don't think I've ever seen a Bluetooth device that can be updated for future Bluetooth standards. Who knows how flexible that ability is but I love the attempt and look forward to seeing what new standards it's able to support. I think it's designed to at least support a future low power standard.
Sound
Of course, what really matters for any speaker is how does it sound. I was totally impressed with the sound of the Stanmore III! The sound seems very rich and wide. The highend is produced very clearly along with lots of other sounds going on. The bass seems excellent, better than I would expect for a speaker this size. There is a depth to the audio that really makes the audio feel more like you're listening to a live performance. Drums, guitars, electric guitars, violins, as well as vocals and regular speech were reproduced clearly. The clarity and fullness of the audio seemed to make some vocals easier to hear and understand in some music. I also used it to listen to an audio drama for a bit and the vocals and background sounds were excellent.
Of course, what really matters for any speaker is how does it sound. I was totally impressed with the sound of the Stanmore III! The sound seems very rich and wide. The highend is produced very clearly along with lots of other sounds going on. The bass seems excellent, better than I would expect for a speaker this size. There is a depth to the audio that really makes the audio feel more like you're listening to a live performance. Drums, guitars, electric guitars, violins, as well as vocals and regular speech were reproduced clearly. The clarity and fullness of the audio seemed to make some vocals easier to hear and understand in some music. I also used it to listen to an audio drama for a bit and the vocals and background sounds were excellent.
Overall
The word that comes to me is premium. The Stanmore III has a premium look, a premium feel, and produces premium audio! I strongly recommend it.
The word that comes to me is premium. The Stanmore III has a premium look, a premium feel, and produces premium audio! I strongly recommend it.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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TORRAS COOLIFY 2S is a portable and personal climate device with both air conditioning and heater built in. Featuring a 9-mode personal 3-speed bladeless fan.
Customer Rating
5
Comfortable and Effective Wearable Air Conditioner
on April 24, 2023
Posted by: hotice
The Coolify 2S provides fast and effecting cooling, with a strong fan and some heating on a very wearable device.
Design
I think it's a very slick design, rounded and not too heavy or too lite. There's a power button on the right side and a mode switch button on the left side. Both buttons are raised enough for you to feel them and find them easily without looking. There's a small display to the left of the power button that tells you the current mode or the percent of the battery charge that's remaining. There are two pads, one on either side of the inside, so they touch your neck, that get hot or cold as needed. When cooling, this is in addition to the cool air blowing out. When heating, it's just these pads heating up. It does get firmware updates so make sure you update the Coolify 2S to the latest firmware. You'll need the app to do that.
I think it's a very slick design, rounded and not too heavy or too lite. There's a power button on the right side and a mode switch button on the left side. Both buttons are raised enough for you to feel them and find them easily without looking. There's a small display to the left of the power button that tells you the current mode or the percent of the battery charge that's remaining. There are two pads, one on either side of the inside, so they touch your neck, that get hot or cold as needed. When cooling, this is in addition to the cool air blowing out. When heating, it's just these pads heating up. It does get firmware updates so make sure you update the Coolify 2S to the latest firmware. You'll need the app to do that.
Cooling, Heating, and Fan Modes
When I first saw this I was pretty skeptical. So does it work well? Yes it does! The Cooling (Air Conditioning) is the most impressive to me. It really does cool and it starts getting cold fast. The box said "cooling in 1 second" and I thought, yeah, right. Well, they were not kidding. If it's room temperature and you turn on the cooling, it starts blowing cold air and the inner pads get cold pretty much instantly. I don't think 1 second is an exaggeration. And if you turn up the fan speed, it really puts out a strong blast of cold air. I usually use it on the lowest setting because that still puts out a great amount of air. The Fan mode is the same of course but without cooling. The Heat mode does not use the fan, as mentioned above, but you can still adjust the intensity of the heat. It does heat up quickly and having any heat is a plus for sure. To me the pads feel like having very warm hand warmers on your neck.
When I first saw this I was pretty skeptical. So does it work well? Yes it does! The Cooling (Air Conditioning) is the most impressive to me. It really does cool and it starts getting cold fast. The box said "cooling in 1 second" and I thought, yeah, right. Well, they were not kidding. If it's room temperature and you turn on the cooling, it starts blowing cold air and the inner pads get cold pretty much instantly. I don't think 1 second is an exaggeration. And if you turn up the fan speed, it really puts out a strong blast of cold air. I usually use it on the lowest setting because that still puts out a great amount of air. The Fan mode is the same of course but without cooling. The Heat mode does not use the fan, as mentioned above, but you can still adjust the intensity of the heat. It does heat up quickly and having any heat is a plus for sure. To me the pads feel like having very warm hand warmers on your neck.
Ease of use
The fact that there are two buttons, three modes and three settings for each mode makes it pretty easy to learn. It's is a bit odd to me that you switch between heat and cool modes by long pressing the mode button but then you switch to fan with a shot press of the mode button while in cool mode. Though after using it a bit I think it makes it easier to figure out which mode you're in or going to without needing to remember where you are in a three way toggle. The single press on the power button to change the intensity of all three modes is simple enough. Pressing the mode button while it's off with show you the current mode.
The fact that there are two buttons, three modes and three settings for each mode makes it pretty easy to learn. It's is a bit odd to me that you switch between heat and cool modes by long pressing the mode button but then you switch to fan with a shot press of the mode button while in cool mode. Though after using it a bit I think it makes it easier to figure out which mode you're in or going to without needing to remember where you are in a three way toggle. The single press on the power button to change the intensity of all three modes is simple enough. Pressing the mode button while it's off with show you the current mode.
Comfort and Wearability
The Coolify 2S fits me well and is very comfortable to wear. It stays on, I have had no issues with it falling off, and it's just a great fit! It doesn't feel heavy at all. I can wear it sitting or standing. When laying down with it on doesn't work as well. The only other thing to consider is the noise. There is no noise with the heat but you will hear the fan if you use the Cool or Fan mode. Even on the lowest setting it may make it hard to hear some other things. I mean, there's a fan blowing air right over both ears. For normal talking it's not a problem but if I'm talking for a while with someone I may turn it off. It probably would be fine outside taking a walk while talking but I don't usually talk while I'm taking a walk. Anyway, just something to consider.
The Coolify 2S fits me well and is very comfortable to wear. It stays on, I have had no issues with it falling off, and it's just a great fit! It doesn't feel heavy at all. I can wear it sitting or standing. When laying down with it on doesn't work as well. The only other thing to consider is the noise. There is no noise with the heat but you will hear the fan if you use the Cool or Fan mode. Even on the lowest setting it may make it hard to hear some other things. I mean, there's a fan blowing air right over both ears. For normal talking it's not a problem but if I'm talking for a while with someone I may turn it off. It probably would be fine outside taking a walk while talking but I don't usually talk while I'm taking a walk. Anyway, just something to consider.
The TORRAS App
I strongly recommend using the Torras app. The app lets you see the battery life, which mode you're in, the intensity of the mode, and allows you to change mode or intensity. In fact, with the app you have a slider that gives more granular control over the intensity of each mode. So with the controls on the device you only have 3 levels of intensity but with the app you have much more granular control. Also, as mentioned above, you need the app to update the Coolify 2S.
I strongly recommend using the Torras app. The app lets you see the battery life, which mode you're in, the intensity of the mode, and allows you to change mode or intensity. In fact, with the app you have a slider that gives more granular control over the intensity of each mode. So with the controls on the device you only have 3 levels of intensity but with the app you have much more granular control. Also, as mentioned above, you need the app to update the Coolify 2S.
Battery Life
They claim 3-28 hours based on settings and other factors. The battery doesn't go down fast. I've used it a lot and haven't charged it much. It works great and their battery life claims don't surprise me. I'm glad it charges with USB-C and includes a cord with a right angle connector so you can set it down right side up, or wear it, while it's charging. It does support using it while it's charging.
They claim 3-28 hours based on settings and other factors. The battery doesn't go down fast. I've used it a lot and haven't charged it much. It works great and their battery life claims don't surprise me. I'm glad it charges with USB-C and includes a cord with a right angle connector so you can set it down right side up, or wear it, while it's charging. It does support using it while it's charging.
Summary
I found the Coolify 2S to be an amazing little air conditioner with an excellent fan that can also work as a neck warmer. I'm extremely impressed with how well and how fast the air conditioning works on it especially. I also think the battery life is very good. Another surprise was how comfortable it is to wear.
I found the Coolify 2S to be an amazing little air conditioner with an excellent fan that can also work as a neck warmer. I'm extremely impressed with how well and how fast the air conditioning works on it especially. I also think the battery life is very good. Another surprise was how comfortable it is to wear.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Create media from any location that both looks and sounds professional with Go Mic Video. The portable condenser microphone of Samson’s innovative Go Mic is paired with a crisp and clear Full HD 1080p/30fps webcam to create the ultimate solution for anyone looking to make high quality digital recordings. Perfect for live streams, podcasts, video conferencing or working from home, Go Mic Video can be quickly set up and configured to ensure your presentations make the most impact with your audience.
Customer Rating
5
Great, portable, webcam solution
on December 2, 2022
Posted by: hotice
The Samson Go Mic provides good sound and video from a mobile, USB-C attached, mic and camera rig.
Design
The mic and camera part folds down and over into the base, under the clamp. It's a good fit and makes it easy for me to put it in my back pack, with the camera lens protected. There is also some weight to the base which I like. So I while it's designed to clamp onto a monitor or laptop display, it can also sit on a desk and I can aim the camera however I want. There is one switch on the left side of the mic/camera unit to switch the mic mode between cardioid (or unidirectional, for the person in front of it) to omni-directional (to get audio from all around). Be aware, as small as bezels are around displays these days the clap may very well go over a small part of the display. It did on my laptops. There is also a 1/8" stereo out jack.
The mic and camera part folds down and over into the base, under the clamp. It's a good fit and makes it easy for me to put it in my back pack, with the camera lens protected. There is also some weight to the base which I like. So I while it's designed to clamp onto a monitor or laptop display, it can also sit on a desk and I can aim the camera however I want. There is one switch on the left side of the mic/camera unit to switch the mic mode between cardioid (or unidirectional, for the person in front of it) to omni-directional (to get audio from all around). Be aware, as small as bezels are around displays these days the clap may very well go over a small part of the display. It did on my laptops. There is also a 1/8" stereo out jack.
Ease of Use
It's really plug and play. Just plug it in and wait a minute, then open your favorite video or audio application. I tried it on Windows 10, Windows 11, and a Chromebook and it worked well on all three. I tried it in different video and audio programs and it worked well. If you're using it on a laptop with a camera, you'll need to select the button to switch from your built-in camera.
It's really plug and play. Just plug it in and wait a minute, then open your favorite video or audio application. I tried it on Windows 10, Windows 11, and a Chromebook and it worked well on all three. I tried it in different video and audio programs and it worked well. If you're using it on a laptop with a camera, you'll need to select the button to switch from your built-in camera.
Sound Quality
For my purposes the built in mic my laptops work pretty well. I didn't notice a significant difference in sound quality. You can use the mic without using the camera. I used it with a few different audio only applications. The one thing that is significant though is the option to switch to uni-directional audio. It doesn't eliminate the background audio but it does soften it noticeably. This gives the option of better recording of audio from the whole room or just the person in front of it.
For my purposes the built in mic my laptops work pretty well. I didn't notice a significant difference in sound quality. You can use the mic without using the camera. I used it with a few different audio only applications. The one thing that is significant though is the option to switch to uni-directional audio. It doesn't eliminate the background audio but it does soften it noticeably. This gives the option of better recording of audio from the whole room or just the person in front of it.
Video Quality
I was happy with the video quality. It's better than my built in webcams on my laptops. For one thing, the performance is much better in lower light. The image didn't get all grainy. Also, it's 1920x1080 resolution instead of the 1280x720 on many laptops. That combined with the low light really helped the image look better for me. It also seems to be very low latency. It's just as responsive as the built-in cameras on my laptops.
I was happy with the video quality. It's better than my built in webcams on my laptops. For one thing, the performance is much better in lower light. The image didn't get all grainy. Also, it's 1920x1080 resolution instead of the 1280x720 on many laptops. That combined with the low light really helped the image look better for me. It also seems to be very low latency. It's just as responsive as the built-in cameras on my laptops.
Summary
I like the versatility of being able to clip it on the top of a monitor or set it on a desk. It's also great being able to switch between uni and omni-directional. The design makes it easy to travel with too. If you're looking for a good mic and camera for your desktop or an upgrade for your laptop, the Samson Go Mic could be a good solution for you.
I like the versatility of being able to clip it on the top of a monitor or set it on a desk. It's also great being able to switch between uni and omni-directional. The design makes it easy to travel with too. If you're looking for a good mic and camera for your desktop or an upgrade for your laptop, the Samson Go Mic could be a good solution for you.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Enjoy versatile projection for remote work, home entertainment and beyond with the Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 Portable Projector. Designed to bring more ease and convenience to your workday, the Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 Portable Projector delivers a widescreen picture up to 300"—that’s four times larger than a 75" flat panel—for collaborative online meetings and detailed presentations. Perfect for engaging at-home learning, immersive movie watching and more, this 3,000-lumen projector1 offers Best-in-Class Color Brightness2 to deliver crisp, colorful images in virtually any lighting environment—even during the daytime. Sleek and compact, this portable projector can be easily carried in bags and backpacks for easy viewing virtually anywhere. And, with a built-in HDMI® port and speaker, you can conveniently stream movies, TV shows and more using your favorite streaming device for a truly amazing viewing experience.
Customer Rating
5
Very bright, rich color, and nice features
on October 18, 2022
Posted by: hotice
The Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 is a bright 1280x800 projector with excellent color and a few nice features.
Design
The EpicVision Flex CO-W01 has a pretty typical projector design. There is a focus dial you can adjust from the top near the lens. It has an HDMI port, a 5V, 2A, USB type A port for powering some small remote display HDMI dongles, and a USB type B. It comes with a remote and the two batteries that are required.
The EpicVision Flex CO-W01 has a pretty typical projector design. There is a focus dial you can adjust from the top near the lens. It has an HDMI port, a 5V, 2A, USB type A port for powering some small remote display HDMI dongles, and a USB type B. It comes with a remote and the two batteries that are required.
Features
While it isn't a Smart TV, it has a USB port that can power some HDMI connected devices for casting. More about that later. There is also a USB type B port that can be used with a standard USB device cable to connect to a PC. When you plug it in, there is an install program available on a built-in flash drive. After you install that, the projector will mirror your display over the USB cable! So if you don't have the right kind of connector on your laptop that could help you in a pinch. That's something I haven't seen on a projector before and a great option to have handy so you're not looking for cables or adapters as much. The USB passes the audio as well as the display. It's not a high speed connection and does not seem to work very well for video, video will skip frames, but for showing a slide show or flipping through PowerPoint screens it will do the job well. There is also a "Freeze" button on the remote. I wish every projector had this! It holds the current image so you can do something else on your computer and then "un-freeze" when you're ready for the audience to see what's on your screen again. Focus and keystone are manual so you need to adjust them with the focus adjustment on the projector and the keystone adjustments using the remote.
While it isn't a Smart TV, it has a USB port that can power some HDMI connected devices for casting. More about that later. There is also a USB type B port that can be used with a standard USB device cable to connect to a PC. When you plug it in, there is an install program available on a built-in flash drive. After you install that, the projector will mirror your display over the USB cable! So if you don't have the right kind of connector on your laptop that could help you in a pinch. That's something I haven't seen on a projector before and a great option to have handy so you're not looking for cables or adapters as much. The USB passes the audio as well as the display. It's not a high speed connection and does not seem to work very well for video, video will skip frames, but for showing a slide show or flipping through PowerPoint screens it will do the job well. There is also a "Freeze" button on the remote. I wish every projector had this! It holds the current image so you can do something else on your computer and then "un-freeze" when you're ready for the audience to see what's on your screen again. Focus and keystone are manual so you need to adjust them with the focus adjustment on the projector and the keystone adjustments using the remote.
Image Quality
This is not a native 1080p projector but it handles 1080p input well. The native resolution is 1280x800. Movies look great on it! It's very bright and the colors are excellent! It's so bright I have used it mostly on the "Eco" mode that's a little dimmer. It's still very bright and this has the advantage of the fan running more quietly. One thing I noticed with this is how much the projected image looked the same as what was on my computer screen. The colors were nearly identical - often they look very good but different than on my computer screen. Smaller text at 1080p doesn't look great since the native resolution is not 1080p but it's usually readable. You really don't notice that on shows/movies though and the brightness and excellent colors make it great for video!
This is not a native 1080p projector but it handles 1080p input well. The native resolution is 1280x800. Movies look great on it! It's very bright and the colors are excellent! It's so bright I have used it mostly on the "Eco" mode that's a little dimmer. It's still very bright and this has the advantage of the fan running more quietly. One thing I noticed with this is how much the projected image looked the same as what was on my computer screen. The colors were nearly identical - often they look very good but different than on my computer screen. Smaller text at 1080p doesn't look great since the native resolution is not 1080p but it's usually readable. You really don't notice that on shows/movies though and the brightness and excellent colors make it great for video!
Sound and fan noise
The CO-W01 has what seems to be a conventional built-in speaker. The sound is nothing special but it works. The volume can be controlled with the included remote. Also, as far as sound goes, this projector has pretty low fan noise. At least on the "Eco" mode that I mentioned above, the fan is very quiet. If you set it to "High" the fan noise is noticeably louder and could be more bothersome when watching a movie. I've found the "Eco" mode to be good even in a well lit room.
The CO-W01 has what seems to be a conventional built-in speaker. The sound is nothing special but it works. The volume can be controlled with the included remote. Also, as far as sound goes, this projector has pretty low fan noise. At least on the "Eco" mode that I mentioned above, the fan is very quiet. If you set it to "High" the fan noise is noticeably louder and could be more bothersome when watching a movie. I've found the "Eco" mode to be good even in a well lit room.
Remote
The remote works very well. I didn't have any issues with it responding to key presses. It didn't seem like I had to point at the projector too directly. There is a "Freeze" button, mentioned above, a menu button, a home button (which is similar to the menu button), a back button, a mute button, a mute/blank screen button, volume control, zoom controls, keystone, brightness toggle (Eco or High brightness), and a button for color mode (like Vivid, Cinema, and sRGB for example). The remote also works with HDMI CEC controls so you can use the projector remote for basic navigation of HDMI devices that are connected and support HDMI CEC control.
The remote works very well. I didn't have any issues with it responding to key presses. It didn't seem like I had to point at the projector too directly. There is a "Freeze" button, mentioned above, a menu button, a home button (which is similar to the menu button), a back button, a mute button, a mute/blank screen button, volume control, zoom controls, keystone, brightness toggle (Eco or High brightness), and a button for color mode (like Vivid, Cinema, and sRGB for example). The remote also works with HDMI CEC controls so you can use the projector remote for basic navigation of HDMI devices that are connected and support HDMI CEC control.
Streaming Devices
I tried three different streaming devices from three different manufacturers. The USB port powered two of the three with no problem. The third that didn't work, came with an AC adapter and if you try it on a USB port like this or a TV, it actually gives a picture on screen showing that you need to plug it in to the wall - so I didn't expect that one to work. I'm glad they gave it a USB port that can work for some or most streaming sticks.
I tried three different streaming devices from three different manufacturers. The USB port powered two of the three with no problem. The third that didn't work, came with an AC adapter and if you try it on a USB port like this or a TV, it actually gives a picture on screen showing that you need to plug it in to the wall - so I didn't expect that one to work. I'm glad they gave it a USB port that can work for some or most streaming sticks.
Summary
I think this projector is a great value given the bright 3000 lumens and excellent color reproduction. I love the option of doing audio and display over USB too!
I think this projector is a great value given the bright 3000 lumens and excellent color reproduction. I love the option of doing audio and display over USB too!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Soundcore by Anker Liberty 4, Noise Cancelling Earbuds, True Wireless Earbuds with ACAA 3.0, Dual Dynamic Drivers, Hi-Res Audio, Heart Rate Sensor, CloudComfort Eartips, Spatial Audio, 28H Playtime
Customer Rating
5
Great sound, fit, battery life, and heart rate!
on October 17, 2022
Posted by: hotice
The Liberty 4 wireless ear buds have excellent sound quality and great features like wireless charging and long battery life - plus they fit me perfectly.
Features
I wanted to start by listing out at least some of the features. I'll talk more about some as I go.
- Hi-Res LDAC audio (may need to update firmware first to use this, I did)
- Up to 28 hours of total battery life, though LDAC lowers battery life
- Wireless charging case for the ear buds
- In-ear detection, pauses music when you take them out and plays when you put them in
- Heart rate monitoring and tracking
- Excellent control customization options in the app
- Customizes audio based on your ear
- Hearing test in the app
- Tests for a good fit
- Noise Cancellation
- ACAA Coaxial Acoustic System - Apparently is a 3rd generation 2 driver system meant to improve sound quality
I wanted to start by listing out at least some of the features. I'll talk more about some as I go.
- Hi-Res LDAC audio (may need to update firmware first to use this, I did)
- Up to 28 hours of total battery life, though LDAC lowers battery life
- Wireless charging case for the ear buds
- In-ear detection, pauses music when you take them out and plays when you put them in
- Heart rate monitoring and tracking
- Excellent control customization options in the app
- Customizes audio based on your ear
- Hearing test in the app
- Tests for a good fit
- Noise Cancellation
- ACAA Coaxial Acoustic System - Apparently is a 3rd generation 2 driver system meant to improve sound quality
Design
The case has a very different design from others that I've seen. It slides open instead of having the normal flip-up top. I'm not sure that this is a plus or a minus but I think it looks cool and works well. I love the fact that it has wireless charging in the case. I've tested it on a wireless charger at home as well as in the car and it works as expected with both. That is convenient and means I don't need to keep a cord with me to keep my earbuds charged.
The case has a very different design from others that I've seen. It slides open instead of having the normal flip-up top. I'm not sure that this is a plus or a minus but I think it looks cool and works well. I love the fact that it has wireless charging in the case. I've tested it on a wireless charger at home as well as in the car and it works as expected with both. That is convenient and means I don't need to keep a cord with me to keep my earbuds charged.
Fit
The earbuds fit me very well with the standard size tips that it comes with on it. There are three additional sizes that it comes with. One that's the same size but deeper, then one smaller, and one larger. The fit is very comfortable and they stay in very well. They are easy earbud tips to change. I've had some that I had to fight with a little to change the tips. I really like the way they fit my ears!
The earbuds fit me very well with the standard size tips that it comes with on it. There are three additional sizes that it comes with. One that's the same size but deeper, then one smaller, and one larger. The fit is very comfortable and they stay in very well. They are easy earbud tips to change. I've had some that I had to fight with a little to change the tips. I really like the way they fit my ears!
Controls
The controls are different. Instead of a capacitive touch button on the outside of the earbud or a physical button these use some sort of sensor in the stem. You squeeze the stem to activate the "button". There is one on each earbud. It works better than I thought and it's been much easier to get used to than I thought. It also makes it easy for me to adjust the earbuds in my ear without activating the buttons.
The controls are different. Instead of a capacitive touch button on the outside of the earbud or a physical button these use some sort of sensor in the stem. You squeeze the stem to activate the "button". There is one on each earbud. It works better than I thought and it's been much easier to get used to than I thought. It also makes it easy for me to adjust the earbuds in my ear without activating the buttons.
The Soundcore App
There is one app for everything including changing settings, monitor your heart rate, and update your ear buds, among other things. One thing it can do is customize the sound for your ears and your preferences. First it runs a test to analyze your ears and then it lets you choose customize the sound based on your preference. It also makes it easy to configure the controls of the ear bud any way you want. You have one, two, or three squeeze's available to configure on each ear bud. So you can configure volume up/down, play/pause, next/previous, noise canceling, and more. The app also lets you select three different settings for the noise cancellation: Noise Cancellation, Normal, and Transparency Mode. Noise Cancellation is full noise cancellation as you would expect. Normal is what any other ear buds would do with no input based on outside sounds. Transparency Mode has two settings. One passes through all outside audio, so you actually hear outside sounds more than you normally would. The other option is designed to only pass through voices while canceling out other frequencies. I like these options! It's cool because you can have sounds passed through while you're listening to music if you need to hear sounds from the outside.
There is one app for everything including changing settings, monitor your heart rate, and update your ear buds, among other things. One thing it can do is customize the sound for your ears and your preferences. First it runs a test to analyze your ears and then it lets you choose customize the sound based on your preference. It also makes it easy to configure the controls of the ear bud any way you want. You have one, two, or three squeeze's available to configure on each ear bud. So you can configure volume up/down, play/pause, next/previous, noise canceling, and more. The app also lets you select three different settings for the noise cancellation: Noise Cancellation, Normal, and Transparency Mode. Noise Cancellation is full noise cancellation as you would expect. Normal is what any other ear buds would do with no input based on outside sounds. Transparency Mode has two settings. One passes through all outside audio, so you actually hear outside sounds more than you normally would. The other option is designed to only pass through voices while canceling out other frequencies. I like these options! It's cool because you can have sounds passed through while you're listening to music if you need to hear sounds from the outside.
Sound Quality
The sound quality is excellent! Music is full and rich with rich highs and deep bass vocals, guitars, and drums all come through well. I listened to some different styles of music and was able to hear subtle details and not so settle sounds also sounded excellent. Nothing sounded like the earbuds couldn't handle it or mis-represented the sound in any way. I've also been very happy with them for phone calls with excellent sound quality on my end and the other party never had problems hearing me. The best test of a phone call was one time I used it was in the car when it was raining hard. The noise cancelation did an excellent job of silencing the outside road/rain noise. It didn't totally eliminate it but nearly so and made the conversation very easy and the rain a complete non-factor. I think the results were excellent for something that doesn't go over the ear. The sound quality has been great on phone calls in general, that was just the best test I had with a lot of noise.
The sound quality is excellent! Music is full and rich with rich highs and deep bass vocals, guitars, and drums all come through well. I listened to some different styles of music and was able to hear subtle details and not so settle sounds also sounded excellent. Nothing sounded like the earbuds couldn't handle it or mis-represented the sound in any way. I've also been very happy with them for phone calls with excellent sound quality on my end and the other party never had problems hearing me. The best test of a phone call was one time I used it was in the car when it was raining hard. The noise cancelation did an excellent job of silencing the outside road/rain noise. It didn't totally eliminate it but nearly so and made the conversation very easy and the rain a complete non-factor. I think the results were excellent for something that doesn't go over the ear. The sound quality has been great on phone calls in general, that was just the best test I had with a lot of noise.
Heart Rate Monitor
I thought it was very cool that it has this feature and still can get such excellent battery life - they claim 28 hours with the buds and the case without using the Hi-Res Audio. It does seem to work with the rate going up and down as I would expect it to. It generally seems to run a little lower than my watch but it's entirely possible that the Liberty 4 ear buds are more accurate than my watch. The app tracks heart rate over time to monitor your stress level.
I thought it was very cool that it has this feature and still can get such excellent battery life - they claim 28 hours with the buds and the case without using the Hi-Res Audio. It does seem to work with the rate going up and down as I would expect it to. It generally seems to run a little lower than my watch but it's entirely possible that the Liberty 4 ear buds are more accurate than my watch. The app tracks heart rate over time to monitor your stress level.
Summary
I'm very impressed with the sound quality, noise cancelation, and the features the Liberty 4 has to offer. To me these are excellent earbuds!
I'm very impressed with the sound quality, noise cancelation, and the features the Liberty 4 has to offer. To me these are excellent earbuds!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Increase your productivity with fast print speeds, automatic two-sided printing, easy mobile printing, and reliable Wi-Fi connections. Includes 1 full year subscription for Instant Ink delivery service with HP+ activation.
Customer Rating
5
Great print quality and features with full duplex
on October 14, 2022
Posted by: hotice
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8034e is a full featured all-in-one with great print quality as well as full duplex printing and a sheet feeder for the scanner!
Design
There is a sheet feeder for the scanner so you have that as well as the common flatbed to work with when scanning. There is one paper tray, no single sheet feeder or any other option. It is designed to handle legal size paper, photo paper, envelopes, etc, but you will need to take out one to put in the other. It's a fairly compact size for having a sheet feeder on the scanner and full duplex printing. The paper tray is a little on the clunky side to work with. When putting in 4x6 photo paper it has side guides that hold it in place but nothing that comes in against it from the front of the printer. Just just sort of slide it forward and it sits there. In spite of that I didn't have any issues with paper feeding of photo paper, or any other paper for that matter.
There is a sheet feeder for the scanner so you have that as well as the common flatbed to work with when scanning. There is one paper tray, no single sheet feeder or any other option. It is designed to handle legal size paper, photo paper, envelopes, etc, but you will need to take out one to put in the other. It's a fairly compact size for having a sheet feeder on the scanner and full duplex printing. The paper tray is a little on the clunky side to work with. When putting in 4x6 photo paper it has side guides that hold it in place but nothing that comes in against it from the front of the printer. Just just sort of slide it forward and it sits there. In spite of that I didn't have any issues with paper feeding of photo paper, or any other paper for that matter.
Features
As I mentioned this is a fully duplex printer so you can print on both sides of a page at a time. It does not do full duplex scanning. It prints text fast, with very reasonable quality at draft speed. The normal quality is great and best is better but in most situations normal is great for me - both for photos and text. It also has full, conventional faxing. There is a port on the back for a phone line and a port to go to an analog phone from the fax machine. You will also fine a network jack and a USB type B port so you can plug it in to your PC with a USB cable or use wired instead of wireless networking. You may want to note when setting up the HP faxing software on the PC it will ask for a password and refer to a label inside the printer. There is no label with a password. The password is actually the PIN listed on the sticker inside the printer. So apparently HP changed the way they do this on the printer before they updated the software to reflect that change. Anyway, once I put the PIN in I was able to setup the faxing. I also found the printer to be fairly quiet. There is a setting to make it print more quietly too but I didn't think it was loud at all.
As I mentioned this is a fully duplex printer so you can print on both sides of a page at a time. It does not do full duplex scanning. It prints text fast, with very reasonable quality at draft speed. The normal quality is great and best is better but in most situations normal is great for me - both for photos and text. It also has full, conventional faxing. There is a port on the back for a phone line and a port to go to an analog phone from the fax machine. You will also fine a network jack and a USB type B port so you can plug it in to your PC with a USB cable or use wired instead of wireless networking. You may want to note when setting up the HP faxing software on the PC it will ask for a password and refer to a label inside the printer. There is no label with a password. The password is actually the PIN listed on the sticker inside the printer. So apparently HP changed the way they do this on the printer before they updated the software to reflect that change. Anyway, once I put the PIN in I was able to setup the faxing. I also found the printer to be fairly quiet. There is a setting to make it print more quietly too but I didn't think it was loud at all.
Print Quality
The text quality is excellent! Draft was good, normal was excellent, and "Best" was better than "Normal". I was extremely happy with the print quality. of this printer. The text was sharp and crisp with smooth edges and curves. Images and photos look very good as well.
The text quality is excellent! Draft was good, normal was excellent, and "Best" was better than "Normal". I was extremely happy with the print quality. of this printer. The text was sharp and crisp with smooth edges and curves. Images and photos look very good as well.
Scan Quality
The scanner works well. I did used the feeder a few times and it worked very well. I was glad that the included HP software let me scan multiple pages into a PDF file. I also scanned some pages and images as JPEG files. It wasn't fast but it does a good job. Text, graphics, and photos were scanned well. The scanning resolution appears to be limited to 300dpi but that gave me great results.
The scanner works well. I did used the feeder a few times and it worked very well. I was glad that the included HP software let me scan multiple pages into a PDF file. I also scanned some pages and images as JPEG files. It wasn't fast but it does a good job. Text, graphics, and photos were scanned well. The scanning resolution appears to be limited to 300dpi but that gave me great results.
HP Software
The included HP Smart software does require that you setup an account with HP. You don't need to this to use the printer/scanner/copier but it does let you do some extra things. One option it has if you create an account is to setup "Shortcuts". By default it made one for me that allows me to scan and then automatically email the scanned image to my email address. I really like that option! You can create other Shortcuts that involve scanning, printing, and saving to different locations - including Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Box, Evernote, and Quickbooks. It could be very handy and made me glad I created an account. I was able to download all the software I needed for the OfficeJet Pro 8034 from HP that let me use all the features without creating an account so you can do that if you want but I may be using the HP Smart app more than I thought I would. It doesn't seem to have the built in options I've seen in other HP printers to print things like notebook paper, graph paper, and music sheets.
The included HP Smart software does require that you setup an account with HP. You don't need to this to use the printer/scanner/copier but it does let you do some extra things. One option it has if you create an account is to setup "Shortcuts". By default it made one for me that allows me to scan and then automatically email the scanned image to my email address. I really like that option! You can create other Shortcuts that involve scanning, printing, and saving to different locations - including Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Box, Evernote, and Quickbooks. It could be very handy and made me glad I created an account. I was able to download all the software I needed for the OfficeJet Pro 8034 from HP that let me use all the features without creating an account so you can do that if you want but I may be using the HP Smart app more than I thought I would. It doesn't seem to have the built in options I've seen in other HP printers to print things like notebook paper, graph paper, and music sheets.
User Interface
I like the way they designed the user interface on the printer. There are nice big icons for you to easily get to common options like copy and scan. They also have an icon there for the Shortcuts I mentioned above. But you can swipe down from the top to get at other settings and I like the way that works. I feel like it makes the settings very accessible without making the main screen too busy.
I like the way they designed the user interface on the printer. There are nice big icons for you to easily get to common options like copy and scan. They also have an icon there for the Shortcuts I mentioned above. But you can swipe down from the top to get at other settings and I like the way that works. I feel like it makes the settings very accessible without making the main screen too busy.
Summary
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8034e is a great all-in-one ink jet with some very cool special features. It delivers excellent print quality, full duplex printing, a sheet feeder for scanning, and faxing. You're also not forced to use wireless as it actually has an Ethernet port as well as USB. Some sort of single sheet feeder or second tray would have been nice but HP did pack a lot into a small package.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8034e is a great all-in-one ink jet with some very cool special features. It delivers excellent print quality, full duplex printing, a sheet feeder for scanning, and faxing. You're also not forced to use wireless as it actually has an Ethernet port as well as USB. Some sort of single sheet feeder or second tray would have been nice but HP did pack a lot into a small package.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Never compromise the viewing experience from your computer or smartphone with IOGEAR’s Mini Wireless 4K Screen Sharing receiver. Stream video and audio up to 4K @30Hz resolution ensuring your content playback looks as sharp on your 4K UHDTV or projector as it does on your device's display. The Mini Wireless 4K Screen Sharing receiver is the perfect solution for wirelessly streaming 4K video and audio from your Windows 10+ device, Android device, macOS X, iPhone or iPad to your 4K UHDTV, projector or monitor. Use the built-in dedicated Wi-Fi to stream high quality 4K video and audio from up to 30 feet to any connected screen. Enjoy all your favorite content in 4K such as movies, videos, photos and online streaming sites including YouTube®, Hulu® and Netflix®* in HD from a single low-profile receiver without any additional cables or dongles. Installation is fast and straightforward. Simply connect the receiver to your TV and follow the simple onscreen instruction. Mini Wireless 4K Screen Sharing receiver can create its own wireless network and is not reliant on an existing in-building Wi-Fi network to share photos, spreadsheets or presentations in your office or home. *Streaming videos from your iOS device to a TV screen may not be supported by some online video providers such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, etc. However, Android users may be able to use Miracast, Smart View or similar technologies to effect screen sharing. Please check the specifications of your devices and providers before purchasing.
Does this come with its own WiFi signal
You can cast to it directly using MiraCast. You can also connect it to your home WiFi for Google Cast support. It also supports AirPlay.
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SC 400D - The ultimate solution to all of life's blindspots. Whether you're on the road or parked, a commercial driver or commuter, hauling cargo or chauffeuring kids - you're covered from all angles in all situations with a Cobra smart dash cam. With stunning, easily-sharable 4K UHD resolution, Alexa built-in, heads-up navigation, and life police alerts, there's no better way to protect the vehicles, drivers, passengers, and cargo you value most. See just how much peace of mind the award-winning Cobra SC 400D dash cam can provide.
Can it be hardwired in for power so when i turn off the key it will automatically power down or do i have to use the cigarette lighter plug? I don' want to have to unplug it everytime i turn off the vehicle.
Yes, that's how it will be in most cases. Usually you at least need to have on "accessory power" in your car to get power to the power outlets in your car. So yes, it should go on and off automatically when you start and stop your car. That's how it works for me!
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What are the glasses capable of?
They function as a stereo Bluetooth speaker and also have a mic so they also function as a headset to take calls. You can answer, hang up, pause, play, change volume, next, and previous from the glasses.
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Is the 75 inch an IPS panel?
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Bring clear, powerful sound to the party with the SRS-XP500 Portable Wireless Speaker. Add extra juice to the hits with MEGA BASS and Sony’s unique X-Balanced Speaker units, and keep the energy going with up to 20 hours of battery life1 plus USB-C quick charging. Actual performance varies based on settings, environmental conditions, and usage. Battery capacity decreases over time and use.
Can you get two and create a stereo pair?
Yes, with two identical SP500 speakers you can create a stereo pair or have them play the same thing.
The SP500 is a Party Connect speaker. You can connect up to 100 Sony Party Connect speakers together and have them all play the same thing.
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The SP500 is a Party Connect speaker. You can connect up to 100 Sony Party Connect speakers together and have them all play the same thing.
Note that Party Connect is not compatible with Wireless Party Chain, a different Sony wireless speaker technology.
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Go Epic! Enjoy an epic viewing experience with the Epson EpiqVision Mini EF12 Smart Streaming Laser Projector. Whether you’re binge-watching your favorite TV shows or hosting an outdoor movie night, the portable Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector makes it easy to stream bright images from virtually anywhere in your home, even outside. Featuring built-in Android TV and wireless connectivity, the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector gives you seamless access to popular streaming services including Hulu, HBO and YouTube, right out of the box. Simply power on the projector and start streaming your favorite content up to an epic 150" – no screen required. Epson has partnered with Yamaha to create a unique audio experience unlike anything it its class. Developed exclusively for the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector, Yamaha’s leading Acoustic Engineers designed a unique sound system to deliver a true audiophile performance. Designed within a custom 3D Acoustic Enclosure, two high-end Yamaha drivers are powered by a discrete amplifier and tuned, using Yamaha’s latest AudioEngine™ DSP technology to produce an impressive, wide sound stage that rivals dedicated higher-end audio systems and soundbars.
Does this support 1080p at 120hz?
Go Epic! Enjoy an epic viewing experience with the Epson EpiqVision Mini EF12 Smart Streaming Laser Projector. Whether you’re binge-watching your favorite TV shows or hosting an outdoor movie night, the portable Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector makes it easy to stream bright images from virtually anywhere in your home, even outside. Featuring built-in Android TV and wireless connectivity, the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector gives you seamless access to popular streaming services including Hulu, HBO and YouTube, right out of the box. Simply power on the projector and start streaming your favorite content up to an epic 150" – no screen required. Epson has partnered with Yamaha to create a unique audio experience unlike anything it its class. Developed exclusively for the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector, Yamaha’s leading Acoustic Engineers designed a unique sound system to deliver a true audiophile performance. Designed within a custom 3D Acoustic Enclosure, two high-end Yamaha drivers are powered by a discrete amplifier and tuned, using Yamaha’s latest AudioEngine™ DSP technology to produce an impressive, wide sound stage that rivals dedicated higher-end audio systems and soundbars.
Does this projector require a special screen? Will any ol projector screen work?
No you don't need a special screen. It works great on a white/cream wall.
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hotice
Go Epic! Enjoy an epic viewing experience with the Epson EpiqVision Mini EF12 Smart Streaming Laser Projector. Whether you’re binge-watching your favorite TV shows or hosting an outdoor movie night, the portable Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector makes it easy to stream bright images from virtually anywhere in your home, even outside. Featuring built-in Android TV and wireless connectivity, the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector gives you seamless access to popular streaming services including Hulu, HBO and YouTube, right out of the box. Simply power on the projector and start streaming your favorite content up to an epic 150" – no screen required. Epson has partnered with Yamaha to create a unique audio experience unlike anything it its class. Developed exclusively for the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector, Yamaha’s leading Acoustic Engineers designed a unique sound system to deliver a true audiophile performance. Designed within a custom 3D Acoustic Enclosure, two high-end Yamaha drivers are powered by a discrete amplifier and tuned, using Yamaha’s latest AudioEngine™ DSP technology to produce an impressive, wide sound stage that rivals dedicated higher-end audio systems and soundbars.
Which product do I need for outdoor daytime viewing?
The EF12 is not bright enough for outdoor daytime viewing.
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hotice
Go Epic! Enjoy an epic viewing experience with the Epson EpiqVision Mini EF12 Smart Streaming Laser Projector. Whether you’re binge-watching your favorite TV shows or hosting an outdoor movie night, the portable Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector makes it easy to stream bright images from virtually anywhere in your home, even outside. Featuring built-in Android TV and wireless connectivity, the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector gives you seamless access to popular streaming services including Hulu, HBO and YouTube, right out of the box. Simply power on the projector and start streaming your favorite content up to an epic 150" – no screen required. Epson has partnered with Yamaha to create a unique audio experience unlike anything it its class. Developed exclusively for the Epson EpiqVision EF12 Streaming Laser Projector, Yamaha’s leading Acoustic Engineers designed a unique sound system to deliver a true audiophile performance. Designed within a custom 3D Acoustic Enclosure, two high-end Yamaha drivers are powered by a discrete amplifier and tuned, using Yamaha’s latest AudioEngine™ DSP technology to produce an impressive, wide sound stage that rivals dedicated higher-end audio systems and soundbars.
Can we connect this device to a browser like Chrome, for streaming Xfinity Comcast contents, or do I need to buy an HDMI adapter for mirror?
It does have a Chromecast built-in so you can cast to it.
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Experience total freedom on a budget with Jib True. The newest true wireless earbud from Skullcandy is easy to connect and easy to enjoy. Call, track change, and volume controls are all within close reach through one main button. 22 hours of audio on a single charge means you spend less time recharging and more time enjoying your music. Jib True earbuds are adventure-ready, too. An IPX4 rating means Jib True is sweat- and dust-resistant. You don’t need to worry about damage if a little rain kicks up during your urban or outdoor adventure. Dual microphones make your calls clearer and if you feel like keeping one ear open, you can use either bud ‘solo’ without missing a beat
Can I pair with 2 different devices?
I had no problem pairing them with more than one device and then switching between them. I don't know what the limit is to how many devices you can pair with.
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