Audien Hearing's Atom Pro 2 is the most advanced in-ear hearing aid for the price. It has 4 listening modes, a wireless charging case that carries 3 additional charges, and a built-in UV sanitation light. Nearly invisible when worn with our patented Comfort+ design. Say goodbye to distracting background noise with the Atom Pro 2. Hear every word with crystal clarity and join any conversation with newfound confidence. Enjoy both the TV and conversations simultaneously for the ultimate convenience at your fingertips.
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Right off the bat I feel it's important to make clear that over the counter hearing aids like the Atom Pro 2 are not going to deliver the exact same experience you'd get with a prescription device. Hearing loss is complicated and can come in a variety of different forms - and prescribed hearing aids can be tailored to address a wide range of different scenarios and presentations. The Atom Pro 2 takes a much simpler one-size-fits most approach, hoping to cover only the most common form of hearing loss.
Assuming that describes you, I think you might be rather impressed by the value proposition on display here. They're shockingly light weight, offer very good battery life, and come with a very wide range of cushions to allow for a good fit. Figuring out exactly how to seat them in a way that provides decent audio without having them fall out can be a bit of a trick, and there's certainly an adjustment period, but overall they're quite effective at amplifying ambient sound with minimal delay and good quality. While they weren't the greatest fit in my case for all day use (where the problem is more an inability to hear certain frequency ranges on one side) they were nonetheless helpful for intermittent use in cases such as trying to talk with someone in a noisier environment.
There is definitely a bit of a learning period, though, and a few sacrifices have been made for their size. One of the most obvious is the control scheme. Pretty much everything is controlled through a single button that you either tap or hold, which can be somewhat annoying as it means certain common tasks like mode switches can be fairly cumbersome. Additionally each hearing aid is controlled individually - which makes sense but also means you're likely going to be getting used to looking like you're putting both fingers in your ears. I don't know how common an issue this is with OTC hearing aids, but it seems like a bit of a missed opportunity compared to using an app.
Keep your smartphone fully charged with the Insignia 7' USB-C to Right-Angle USB-C Braided Charging Cable. Featuring a unique 90~ right-angle connector, the cable will fit your workspace setup while preventing unnecessary cable strain. The angled connector is also ideal for using your smartphone or tablet in landscape mode while it~s charging. The 7 ft. black and dark gray braided cable provides enough length to reach from the wall outlet to the couch.
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Charging cables aren't the most exciting product to shop for (assuming you're doing it right.) Let's face it: pretty much any option out there will generally be enough to get the job done for at least a while. But every now and then, one gets tired of cheap charging cables fraying or snapping and decides to splash out for something a bit more fancy and durable. This cable does a pretty good job of filling that niche. It's easy long enough to reach across the couch (or bed) when your phone needs charging. The nylon sheathing adds a bit of extra resistance to abrasion or twisting. And the right angle connector makes it a great pick for any situations where you don't have a ton of clearance around the charger (or the phone.) And as a bonus it's also got a sturdy silicone cable management system, allowing you to neatly roll it up for storage, managing slack, or throwing it into your bag. It handles fast charging very well, and in a pinch can even be used to provide power to larger devices like laptops. All in all, a good pick.
Transform your workspace into the ultimate place for gaming and productivity with the Razer USB 4 Dock. Powered by ultra-fast USB 4 connectivity, unify your desktop or mobile setup with a 14-port design featuring dual display output, continuous power delivery, and ultra-low latency for all your devices.
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As laptops continue to get larger, heavier, and more feature rich, the demand for good docking stations capable of delivering the desktop experience with one has grown at a rapid pace. The supply of good docking stations, unfortunately, has often struggled to keep up. Razer's latest offering, in a somewhat unusual turn for them, seems to be attempting to fix that with a fairly streamlined product which focuses on the fundamentals to deliver something that feels a step above what you can generally expect from such a product, but does still have some of the same limitations that come with it.
The first thing that stood out to me upon opening the box was the design. Given the manufacturer I fully expected no less than 3 programmable RGB zones and some aggressive "gamer" accents, but it's actually rather unassuming. It's a simple black box with only a single pinprick of light on the power button to draw attention, built to the scale one would expect from a large power bank. When not in use it completely disappears into the shadowed space behind my monitor, and doesn't do much more to draw attention to itself when it's plugged in either. It also has something that I think may be unique out of all the docking stations I've tried: a replaceable cable connecting it to your laptop. I'd estimate the cable it came with to be about six feet, which is more than enough for my use and probably about as long as you'd want to go to make sure signal degradation doesn't become an issue.
As far as performance, I'd give it high marks. There are tons of ports here, they all work, and it had no issue maintaining high resolutions or refresh rates when I tested it out on my big desk displays. That said, it did highlight a few issues with usability for me that might be worth considering. One of the big ones being that a lot of the ports are actually quite hard to locate. With no lighting or splashes of color to pick them out everything on the front of the device pretty much immediately vanished once I had it in place, and around the back there's just too much variety to navigate it by feel. I don't think this is necessarily a cause for concern, as part of the whole point of a docking station is to hook up everything you need once and then leave it for when you need it, but I can definitely see slightly older users with less than perfect vision being very frustrated by the amount of black-on-black here. The second thing to be aware of is that the power supply is limited to 180 watts - I assume mostly because that's all you can usually get through a long USB-C cable. Normally, I'd consider this to be more than enough for a docking station but because it is a Razer product I have to assume that a lot of the people buying it will be using it on a gaming laptop - and gaming laptops still tend to work best when getting fed something in the 200-250 watt range. If that's you, the good news is that there's nothing stopping you from plugging in your normal AC adapter and just running off that during heavy gaming sessions. And, for the record, I found that 180 watts was "good enough" for sessions lasting a few hours providing the battery already had some charge in it at the start. But we're still short of the dream of plugging in a single cable and being good for the rest of the day.
Overall despite the minor annoyances, this is still a very easy recommendation for me. Most docking stations are still rather underwhelming, and this one definitely is not. So long as you're aware of the friction points going in, I think you're likely to be very pleased.
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If you've got a large home with spotty WiFi coverage, a mesh router can be the next best thing to running ethernet. Unfortunately the market is a decidedly mixed bag with several options being unreliable, hard to set up, or lacking in key features necessary for advanced users. ASUS's latest effort is none of those things, to the point that it may actually be gratuitous overkill for the majority of home users.
Setup was refreshingly simple, particularly coming from an older ASUS router like I was. Using the mobile app I was able to backup the settings from my previous router, including all my static IP assignments and firewall rules, and with a single click immediately transfer them to the new system. This is a feature I never even would have thought to look for outside of a professional grade router, and was very much appreciated. Apart from that, there was really very little for me to do. The satellites are all paired out of the box, and while the firmware needed an update all that was required was a single button press in the app. The biggest time sink turned out to be having to run new cables to take advantage of the total of 9 ethernet ports for devices, and I was still completely done in well under an hour.
I imagine most will stop there, as the default configuration is more than sufficient for most use cases. I, however, did not. I spent the next day exploring some of the new features that come with the router and making various tweaks to address some long standing issues with my network, and I have to say was very pleased with the results I got. ASUS's front end gives you tons of tools to optimize your setup, including the ability to create multiple SSIDs to deal with, for example, older smart home devices that don't fully support the 5 or 6GHz bands. It's just been a few days, but being able to shunt these into a dedicated IoT network that only uses 2.4GHz has already greatly reduced some persistent issues I've been dealing with where devices would lose their connection several times throughout the day after trying and failing to switch to a different band. And while I don't have many devices that fully support the latest WiFi standards, with those that do the speed and range is really quite incredible. I've gone from feeling like I wasn't fully utilizing my fiber line to seeing it as my network's biggest bottleneck.
Really, the only qualification I have to give for my recommendation is that it feels very much like a prosumer product. And even if you're a networking professional, I doubt you'd need more than half the features the system comes with. Still, if you've been burned by other options before, there is an undeniable appeal to investing in an over the top solution. So for those who have been persistently plagued by weird WiFi failures, it might be worth taking a look. Because odds are there's something in its toolbox that will help you solve it.
Introducing the Ninja Crispi Portable Cooking System. This compact powerhouse packs the 1500W power of a full-sized air fryer into a portable design*. It includes a small 6-cup TempWare container for personal meals and a larger 4-QT TempWare container that fits up to 4 lbs of wings or 2 lbs of fries. Also included are two crisper plates and storage lids. The PowerPod intelligently senses and adjusts to the container size, ensuring a perfect cook no matter what. Whether you~re whipping up quick single-serve meals in 7 minutes, sharing crispy snacks on the go, or serving a crowd, the Ninja Crispi makes it easy. The durable borosilicate glassware withstands extreme temperature changes from 22F-450F, and it~s safe to cook directly on granite countertops, laminate, quartz, butcher block, marble, and more. Cleanup is simple~the TempWare glassware, storage lids, crisper plates, and adapter are dishwasher safe and designed to nest for easy storage. Cook, serve, and store effortlessly with Ninja Crispi.
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Air fryers are everywhere these days, something that Ninja has certainly contributed to with what seems to be their mission statement to add one to every small appliance possible. At first glance, the Crispi seems like it'll be more of the same in a new form factor, but much to my surprise it seems to be trying something new. Rather than trying to be a jack of all trades it seeks to fill a very specific niche with a highly focused design: it's a machine for side dishes and leftovers.
There are a few things that you wouldn't even usually think of as features that have been omitted, like granular temperature control. This does have the upside of making it very easy to use, and makes you very grateful to have a way to actually watch whatever you're cooking through the glass container. It's by no means impossible to use it to cook like you would a regular air fryer, particularly if you're willing to use the recipes provided with it, but I certainly wouldn't recommend doing it regularly unless you plan to stick to a few simple recipes where you can work out the exact settings and times that work best.
Build quality overall is excellent. The glass containers used for cooking are sturdy and work great for leftover storage too. The material is said to be hardened against thermal shock and seems to be living up to it - going straight from the fridge to the fryer and back again is no issue. The no-stick platforms used to create room for air to circulate are also well made, and everything is dishwasher safe. That said, storage can be a bit awkward. The glass containers can't really nest due to the handles, only the smaller platform has integrated storage, and the air fryer unit itself is a bit of an awkward shape to cram into a kitchen cupboard.
All in all, as good as it is as crisping up fries or reheating leftovers, it just takes up too much space and doesn't have enough utility to justify it in a working kitchen. But then I also don't think that's the goal either. This is something you buy for your office, dorm room, or camper as an alternative to relying entirely on a microwave.
Experience next-gen immersion with the Razer Kraken V4 Pro wireless gaming headset. Gain full control with an all-new OLED Control Hub featuring over 20 customization options, including audio, haptics, and home screen personalization. Connect up to three devices simultaneously using dual USB-C ports and a 3.5 mm input. Powered by Razer Sensa HD Haptics, the headset offers real-time audio-to-haptics conversion for all content and supports game integration, delivering wideband HD haptics that accurately mimic in-game distance and directionality. With 4 connectivity options, including Razer HyperSpeed Wireless, Bluetooth, USB, or 3.5 mm, connect to your favorite systems such as PC, Mac, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and smartphones. Simultaneous audio support allows you to mix 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth audio on two devices at once. The retractable Razer HyperClear Super Wideband Microphone ensures superior sound quality for crystal-clear team comms, retracting flush with the headset when not in use. Razer~s patented TriForce Bio-Cellulose 40 mm Drivers enable individual tuning of high, mid, and low frequencies for a powerful, lifelike auditory experience with natural high-end sound. The headset also supports THX Spatial Audio, a cutting-edge 7.1 surround sound system that provides realistic positional audio and expands your soundstage. Enhance your setup with 9-Zone Earcup Lighting, offering more Razer Chroma RGB effects. Customize each zone individually to create stunning visuals and light up your battlestation. Elevate your gaming with the ultimate headset that does it all.
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I've tried many gaming headsets over the years that have claimed to be "premium" products. And, for the most part, I've found them all to be very similar to one another, distinguished only by a few small differences in frequency response or the odd gimmicks they've incorporated. After trying the Kraken V4, though, I now have a new benchmark to judge those headsets against. Razer has managed to distill the best aspects of various headset designs and produce something quite special which stands out as the best headset I've personally had the pleasure of using so far.
What makes the headset stand out isn't so much the audio quality (though it is excellent) but rather the engineering and user facing design. This, to put it lightly, a very feature-rich product. You've got multiple inputs going into the control box, programmable RGB, tunable audio, simulated surround, haptic feedback, a wireless interface, and the list goes on. it's a very tall order getting all that to work together, and an even taller one to make its use intuitive. Razer has exceeded my expectations in this regard. Controls are surprisingly minimal and yet give you immediate access to everything you might need in normal use, while the Synapse and Chroma apps (which you will be automatically prompted to install when you plug the control box into your PC) allow you to do all the fine tuning you might want and tie the product into the rest of your gaming accessory ecosystem - even if the other parts of it aren't built by Razer. There's also a great deal of care put into even mundane elements, such as the retractable boom mic which effectively marries the superior adjustability and space savings of a removable unit with the convenience of a flip-up one. And, perhaps most importantly, despite having what seems like half an electronics store crammed into the thing it's still lightweight and flexible enough to be comfortable for long gaming sessions.
That said, nothing's perfect and neither is this. While most of the standard features succeed brilliantly, the haptics touted as one of the key gimmicks for the Kraken V4 fell flat for me. When I first saw the word "haptics" I was imagining something like a virtual subwoofer, meant to give a bit more presence to the lower end of the audio which headsets generally struggle to properly reproduce. And based on how it responds I think that's certainly what it's trying to do, but I found the effect rather unconvincing. The best way I can think to describe how it feels is like someone lightly bumping the headset with their elbow as they pass by. Rather than adding to the immersion of a scene it really only serves to remind you that you are wearing a headset, and to make things worse can actually make it harder to hear game audio. It's also not helped by the fact that whatever system it uses to automatically fire off the haptics in response to the audio it gets is quite twitchy, to the point where it's often unclear what's triggering it. It's better with "Sensa-Integrated" games which have native support for the function, but even there I can't say I felt like I was missing out by just turning the haptics off. I won't say that it's worth avoiding the headset over it, but having tried it I wouldn't recommend anyone give it much weight when considering which headset to purchase.
Powerful, effective pain relief and reduced soreness and tightness meet performance-boosting deep massage in the Limited Edition Theragun Prime in Adventure Green. The perfect companion for the [hardworking] person in your life [who works - or plays - hard], Prime is powerful massage in a simple design. Now in rich green with gold accents, Prime in Adventure Green is for everyone in your life who works ~ and plays ~ hard, helping them recover from the daily grind and maintain the body~s peak performance with scientifically-proven deep muscle percussive massage therapy in an easy-to-use, durable design.
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I've used massagers like the Theragun for myofascial release for quite a few years now. As a hiker, biker, and long time sufferer of tech neck I don't think there's anything better to loosen up exhausted muscles or help deal with muscle and nerve pain. The latest generation of Theragun Prime doesn't set out to revolutionize the proven design, but rather adds a few subtle refinements to the winning formula.
The gun itself is a bit bulky, but very well designed. The triangular handle allows you to adopt several different grips to get to all the hard to reach parts of your back without straining anything or having to get assistance from someone else. The motor is powerful, but surprisingly quiet compared to some of the earlier versions. And a neoprene carrying case keeps the USB charging cable and all the various massage heads well organized. The Theragun app also does a very good job of teaching you how to use each attachment and running you through some basic routines for common issues. Speed can be adjusted manually or controlled by one of many programs built into the app, and once you hit the right spot relief comes almost immediately.
As far as maintenance goes, requirements are refreshingly minimal. A small sample of lubricant for the motor's shaft (which does heat up a lot) is included with instructions to apply oil every few months to keep the gun running quietly. The heads are all cast in soft foam rubber which can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. And the gun itself is all hard plastic and rubber, so keeping it clean of sweat or worse shouldn't be an issue.
Overall, this is an easy recommendation for anyone looking to address persistent muscle pain or hurry along their recovery after athletic activities but particularly for people new to massage guns. The adaptable grip and the app's guided routines eliminates most of the barriers to entry, and the softer massage heads make it a lot more forging of minor mistakes than other brands which often use hard plastic tips instead.
Meet the Shark SpeedStyle Pro FLEX High-Velocity Hair Dryer System. Designed with professional performance in a compact, flex design without compromising power. Get salon-quality blowouts, defined curls, and high-gloss shine at home with high-velocity airflow reaching 100 mph in under a second, all without heat damage. Includes Scalp Shield ~ designed to protect 100% of new hair growth from extreme heat.
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If one were ever going to feel intimidated by a hair dryer... this would probably be the one to fear.
At first glance, there doesn't seem to be that much to the SpeedStyle. It's about half the size of a normal hair dryer, and only gets smaller when folded. It's relatively lightweight. And when you turn it on, it's not particularly loud. The moment you actually point it at your head, however, any illusions about what it is will quickly be blown away. In terms of both wind speed and heat the dryer packs an impressive amount of power - and with the right attachments, it can also make for a great styling tool.
To give you some example of my use case, I have fairly short. fine hair that's quite thick around the edges and thinning somewhat at the top. My girlfriend, meanwhile, has long hair which is much more coarse and significantly thicker overall. This dryer works very well on both - albeit requiring very different attachments and settings. The ability to dramatically dial down the heat and rely only on air movement for drying makes it a lot more tolerable on my scalp than pretty much any other dryer I've used, and makes styling it after a shower significantly easier. And in my girlfriend's case, it can give her even more volume than she already has with a minimum of fuss.
There are a few downsides that one might want to consider, though. First up is perhaps somewhat obvious, but there's a definite learning curve to this that I don't think you get with most hair dryers. Shark has done their best to hold your hand through the process. Every attachment has a QR code attached which can take you to an online tutorial explaining what it's for and how it's to be used, and there's a booklet included explaining the basic function of every one available for the unit. The second thing to be aware of is that they've only included the attachments for some of the most common hair types. If your hair is straight, lightly styled, or thick and curly, you are definitely going to be covered. You may need to invest in some more parts though if you have really wavy hair or loose curls.
Whether you~re at home or on the go, experience true audio versatility and flair anywhere with the Razer Barracuda X Chroma. Featuring Razer SmartSwitch Dual Wireless, toggle between gaming and mobile use instantly with a lightweight wireless RGB gaming headset.
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I think most people who buy from Razer are pretty aware of what they're getting at this point: Blinky lights, good quality hardware, and lots of customizability. In this, at least, the Barracuda X does very little to rock the boat. It is a versatile, comfortable, well performing headset that should be seriously considered for your next gaming setup.
First let's start with the key feature of any Razer device: the RGB. Each earcup is divided into six programmable lighting zones, allowing for a variety of different effects to be programmed in. The Razer RGB utility isn't the easiest one out there to use but it is one of the most capable overall, making it very easy to integrate into a larger RGB setup.
Moving past the lighting though, the headset has quite a lot to offer. The included wireless dongle is designed for USB-C, but comes with an adapter to use USB-A. In both configurations I found audio quality to be excellent. Even with a variety of other wireless peripherals I experienced no issues with syncing or dropouts, the surround sound effects were convincing, and battery life was quite good.
For comfort, again I have to give the Barracuda X top marks. It seems well sized for larger heads, and fits comfortably around the ears. It does tend to heat up after a while, a problem that most high end headsets have, but I had no issue wearing it for several hours at a time. The removable boom mic can't quite compare to the convenience you get with designs offering flip up or retractable designs, particularly when you need to rapidly mute/unmute in chat, but makes up for it with superior adjustability. How much of an advantage that is will likely come down to personal preference for most, but speaking for myself I found it an acceptable trade.
Experience unparalleled audio with Bowers & Wilkins Pi6 True Wireless Earbuds, featuring a true 24-bit connection and aptX Adaptive technology for dynamic, high-resolution sound. The 12mm bio-cellulose drivers, adapted from our Px7 S2e headphones, reduce distortion and enhance high-frequency details, delivering lifelike clarity. Great for commuting, these earbuds boast advanced active noise cancelation and three microphones for crystal-clear calls. The noise cancelation adapts to your environment, ensuring uninterrupted sound. Crafted with premium materials, the Pi6 offers an ergonomic fit and features an intuitive single-button control, supporting multiple functions. Stay powered throughout the day with quick charge support, providing an extra 2 hours of use with just a 15-minute charge. Enjoy up to 8 hours of earbud battery life and an additional 24 hours with the charging case. These durable and versatile earbuds come with an IP54 rating for protection against water and dust, making them suitable for a range of activities, from running and working out to enjoying music outdoors. Use the Bowers & Wilkins Music App, compatible with iOS and Android, to stream music from services like TIDAL, Pandora, Qobuz, Deezer, and SoundCloud, ensuring you always have your favorite tunes at your fingertips.
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The Pi6 is a stylish, high performing set of earbuds that unfortunately also caused me a fair bit of frustration.
The first three days I had them, I was somewhat less than impressed. The large earbud bodies are a bit oddly weighted compared to what I'm used to, causing the right one to fall out a few times when I went walking around the neighborhood. The audio was frequently crackly and prone to dropping out every few minutes. And the touch controls seemed prone to triggering at the drop of a hat. I came close to giving up, but decided to persevere.
Eventually I got used to the way they sit in my ears, re-paired them with my phone a few times, and redownloaded the B&W app and discovered that when they're working right, there's quite a lot to like. The earbuds offer clear and crisp sound (though admittedly slightly lacking in bass response compared to some.) They do an excellent job blocking out ambient noise. Audio quality on calls is excellent, as is environmental passthrough. and once you get used to how sensitive it is, the touch controls on the sides are very pleasantly responsive.
I would still hesitate to recommend them to everyone. I still wouldn't trust them to stay in my ears while jogging, for instance, and I'm not entirely sure what to make of the initial connectivity problems I had. These are definitely more for the audiophile or fashionista looking for something small and portable to wear during a morning train ride or slip into a carry on bag for the plane. But they do certainly sound good.
From the rock revolution of the ~60s, to the art scene of the ~80s, to the forefront of hip-hop culture ~ Wayfarer has become an enduring icon across endlessly shifting horizons. Now the journey continues with the latest in wearable tech. Ray-Ban Stories Wayfarer integrates the best of your phone with the timeless frame, bringing you a new way to capture and share your adventures.
I'm unable to find a phone compatibility list, does anyone know if this works with android phones too?
This Element 27" frameless gaming monitor provides everything you need for premium gameplay or everyday tasks. This 1440P resolution monitor is equipped with FreeSync Technology for avoiding tearing and reducing stuttering. With easy set-up for multiple screens, you're able to expand your view and get more done. The 16:9 widescreen resolution partnered with a 1ms response time and 165hz refresh rate allows a vivid, realistic picture so you can be immersed in your gaming world. Built-in speakers and a sleek, frameless screen enable the monitor to blend with your decor for a clean aesthetic.
Is this monitor good for an Xbox one s gaming? I'm new to monitors and this one would be my first one
The integrated audio is pretty bad even by monitor standards, but apart from that it should work fine for console gaming. It's not going to deliver an exceptional experience, but it should be able to beat most TVs as far as latency goes.
This Element 27" frameless gaming monitor provides everything you need for premium gameplay or everyday tasks. This 1440P resolution monitor is equipped with FreeSync Technology for avoiding tearing and reducing stuttering. With easy set-up for multiple screens, you're able to expand your view and get more done. The 16:9 widescreen resolution partnered with a 1ms response time and 165hz refresh rate allows a vivid, realistic picture so you can be immersed in your gaming world. Built-in speakers and a sleek, frameless screen enable the monitor to blend with your decor for a clean aesthetic.
Is this a good monitor for competitive gaming on the ps5 ???
This Element 27" frameless gaming monitor provides everything you need for premium gameplay or everyday tasks. This 1440P resolution monitor is equipped with FreeSync Technology for avoiding tearing and reducing stuttering. With easy set-up for multiple screens, you're able to expand your view and get more done. The 16:9 widescreen resolution partnered with a 1ms response time and 165hz refresh rate allows a vivid, realistic picture so you can be immersed in your gaming world. Built-in speakers and a sleek, frameless screen enable the monitor to blend with your decor for a clean aesthetic.
This Element 27" frameless gaming monitor provides everything you need for premium gameplay or everyday tasks. This 1440P resolution monitor is equipped with FreeSync Technology for avoiding tearing and reducing stuttering. With easy set-up for multiple screens, you're able to expand your view and get more done. The 16:9 widescreen resolution partnered with a 1ms response time and 165hz refresh rate allows a vivid, realistic picture so you can be immersed in your gaming world. Built-in speakers and a sleek, frameless screen enable the monitor to blend with your decor for a clean aesthetic.
No, it's still using 1.4. Getting DP 2.0 certified is turning out to be a lot trickier than it was initially expected, most are saying we probably wont' see them hitting the market until 2022.
An industry defining 49~ 1000R curved screen, equipped with a cutting edge Quantum Matrix HDR2000 panel, 240hz refresh rate, G-Sync and FreeSync Premium Pro support, 1ms GTG response rates, and fully customizable Odyssey Infinity Core lighting.
My new g9 arrived in the box for the old g9. Even though the box has a sticker that says "Neo G9 Odyssey" sticked on it, the box itself is for the old model. Does anyone else have the same issue? Why is that the case?
They're just using up the old boxes and foam. The shape and size of the product hasn't really changed, I don't think it's anything you need to worry about so long as the monitor itself has the right model number.
The Ninja Foodi Dual Heat Air Fry Oven gives you versatility in the kitchen with 11-in-1 functionality from Air Fry and Sear Crisp to Rapid Bake and Toast. With Dual Heat Technology, unlock up to 500~F cyclonic air and a directly heated SearPlate, which allow for fast cooking and restaurant-worthy results. Cook up your favorites and then flip the oven up and away to reclaim your counter space.
Explore a new world of personalized home theater audio. The SRS-NS7 Wireless Neckband Speaker uses Sony~s 360 Spatial Sound Personalizer technology to envelop you in the rich audio of your favorite shows and movies, while being unobtrusive to others in your home.
Do these have 3.5mm jack or do they only connect via bluetooth?
Extend your PC~s RGB lighting with the CORSAIR iCUE LT100 Smart Lighting Towers Starter Kit, part of the iCUE Smart Lighting Ecosystem. 92 RGB LEDs light up your room with ambient lighting that dynamically integrates with your games and media for a truly immersive experience. Cycle through 11 lighting profiles out of the box with push-button control or connect to CORSAIR iCUE software to synchronize your RGB lighting effects across all compatible CORSAIR devices in your system and all external iCUE Smart Lighting devices. The Starter Kit includes two lighting towers with 46 customizable LEDs each, housed in light-diffusing casing that softens and blends light. With an included removable headset holder, LT100 Smart Lighting Towers add convenient, versatile, and stunning RGB lighting to any setup.