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For those with mild to moderate hearing loss who demand a great hearing experience, the new All-Day Clear from Sennheiser is the ideal ready-to-wear hearing aid for those with mild to moderate hearing loss. They combine clear, vibrant hearing performance and seamless connectivity, with a sleek design that ensures all-day wearing comfort. Whether enjoying conversations, understanding speech in noisy environments, or streaming your favorite entertainment, All-Day Clear Slim makes life and listening effortless. All-Day Clear Slim employs adaptive technology, featuring multiple programs, advanced features, and controls to ensure the best hearing experience in your daily life. The intuitive All-Day Clear App tailors a unique sound profile to meet your hearing needs and provides simple controls for adjusting settings in the moment to let you stay in control. This versatile companion seamlessly connects to iOS and Android Bluetooth devices to enable hands-free calls and lets you stream music, podcasts, audiobooks and more. It detects the type of content you are listening to and automatically adjusts enhancement to give you the best hearing experience for speech or music. All-Day Clear Slim has been created to offer a convenient user experience right out of the box. Alternatively, an in-clinic session is available for extra support with the In-Clinic Care Package.
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In the box:
• Left & right hearing aids
• Charging case
• Small, medium, & large eartips (1 pair each)
• Extra wax guards (x6)
• Cleaning brush (inside charging case)
• Carrying case
• Power adapter (5v 1A)
• Charging cable (USB-A to USB-C)
• User’s Guide (and other printed materials)
• Left & right hearing aids
• Charging case
• Small, medium, & large eartips (1 pair each)
• Extra wax guards (x6)
• Cleaning brush (inside charging case)
• Carrying case
• Power adapter (5v 1A)
• Charging cable (USB-A to USB-C)
• User’s Guide (and other printed materials)
Setup:
The setup instructions advise that the hearing aids be charged for at least 3 hours before first use.
After some initial challenges, the hearing aids were successfully paired with my iPhone. Of note, there are 3 devices that may show up in your phones Bluetooth settings. The main device (All-Day Clear Slim) is the one that controls the connection with the phone. The other two (L – All-Day Clear Slim, and R – All-Day Clear Slim) are low energy connections by which the Sennheiser app controls the settings in the hearing aids. These low energy devices may appear in the list of Bluetooth devices on your phone, but connections to them are controlled by the app (i.e., you do not need to manually connect them in your system’s Bluetooth settings).
The setup process is guided by the All-Day Clear App (available from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store). Early in the process, you will need to go to your system Bluetooth settings (without closing the Sennheiser App), connect to the All-Day Clear Slim device, and return to the App to complete the setup. The App will control pairing of the left and right earpieces. Once paired, you will be guided through setting up a sound profile. The profile customizes the volume and frequency settings.
When your profile is complete, you can close the App. The hearing aids will retain the settings in the profile even if the App is closed or the phone is out of range (or turned off).
By default, connectivity on the iPhone uses an adaptive Bluetooth protocol. You can disable adaptive Bluetooth in the App if you encounter connectivity issues. The hearing aids must be powered off then on for a change in settings to take effect.
I was also able to pair the All-Day Clear Slim with my android phone, but couldn’t connect with it and my iPhone at the same time.
The setup instructions advise that the hearing aids be charged for at least 3 hours before first use.
After some initial challenges, the hearing aids were successfully paired with my iPhone. Of note, there are 3 devices that may show up in your phones Bluetooth settings. The main device (All-Day Clear Slim) is the one that controls the connection with the phone. The other two (L – All-Day Clear Slim, and R – All-Day Clear Slim) are low energy connections by which the Sennheiser app controls the settings in the hearing aids. These low energy devices may appear in the list of Bluetooth devices on your phone, but connections to them are controlled by the app (i.e., you do not need to manually connect them in your system’s Bluetooth settings).
The setup process is guided by the All-Day Clear App (available from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store). Early in the process, you will need to go to your system Bluetooth settings (without closing the Sennheiser App), connect to the All-Day Clear Slim device, and return to the App to complete the setup. The App will control pairing of the left and right earpieces. Once paired, you will be guided through setting up a sound profile. The profile customizes the volume and frequency settings.
When your profile is complete, you can close the App. The hearing aids will retain the settings in the profile even if the App is closed or the phone is out of range (or turned off).
By default, connectivity on the iPhone uses an adaptive Bluetooth protocol. You can disable adaptive Bluetooth in the App if you encounter connectivity issues. The hearing aids must be powered off then on for a change in settings to take effect.
I was also able to pair the All-Day Clear Slim with my android phone, but couldn’t connect with it and my iPhone at the same time.
Fit & comfort:
I wear reading glasses and frequently put them on and take them off and was initially concerned by the behind-the-ear design. The thin ear loop and slim unit design made this a non-issue. The in-ear pieces are very small and comfortable. So much so that after about an hour I forget that they are there. The same is true of the behind-the-ear pieces. I would not notice them if not for the audible differences in my perception of the world around me. They do get a bit tiresome at the 6-hour mark, but this is far longer than I have been able to wear other OTC hearing aids.
I wear reading glasses and frequently put them on and take them off and was initially concerned by the behind-the-ear design. The thin ear loop and slim unit design made this a non-issue. The in-ear pieces are very small and comfortable. So much so that after about an hour I forget that they are there. The same is true of the behind-the-ear pieces. I would not notice them if not for the audible differences in my perception of the world around me. They do get a bit tiresome at the 6-hour mark, but this is far longer than I have been able to wear other OTC hearing aids.
Performance:
While some extraneous noise is amplified, there appears to be a substantial amount of signal processing going on. I hear more detail in my environment. Nonetheless, it will take time for my brain to develop some new filters for the for the unwanted sounds (e.g., fans, the TV in the next room, etc.).
There are instances when the hearing aids would lower ambient sound in one or both ears. This happens predictably when an auditory notification is generated by a connected phone. The hearing aids switch the audio source from their own microphones to the phone. After the signal from the phone ends, there is a slight delay before the hearing aid microphones re-engage. The transient (<0.5 seconds) lowering of ambient sound in the absence of a phone notification is unexplained, but only seemed to affect background noise, not conversations.
Volume on the hearing aid can be controlled with an 11-step slider. You can adjust both together or split the control and adjust volume for the left and right separately.
There is an 11-step, 3-band equalizer in the “Fine Tune” menu. It’s a nice feature, but not well implemented. Once you select Fine Tune to get to the equalizer, you have no other option than to select “Done”. If you have made changes, there is no way to quit without saving. If you don’t like the changes, you have to remember the original settings and reset them before pressing “Done”. Equalization settings apply to both earpieces even when you choose to split the volume controls.
Battery life is quite good. Approximately 12h of use took the batteries to 40% equally in the left and right earpieces.
Phone calls through the hearing aids were a major disappointment. Incoming sound quality was clipped, particularly in a noisy environment. Unlike streaming audio, the microphones must remain active when on a call. This sets up a bi-directional communication channel with the phone at which the All-Day Clear Slim is not well suited. Once paired, the App can still communicate with the hearing aids without having the main Bluetooth device connected. I actually prefer using the hearing aids without the phone connection. I can still adjust them with the App and there is no competition between the microphones in the hearing aids and phone notifications. I simply use my phone as I have for years. In this scenario, the hearing aids help, rather than hinder, calls.
Hearing aids remain on and Bluetooth connected even when they are in the charging case. They must be turned off in order to disconnect. Placing the hearing aids in the charging case should turn them off regardless of whether the power cord is connected.
It would have been nice if the charging case included a battery so that a wired power source was not always necessary for charging the hearing aids.
There was one occasion when the left hearing aid would not come on and would not charge in the case. Holding the button down for 30 seconds reset the unit. I had to do the same on the right and go through the setup process again.
While some extraneous noise is amplified, there appears to be a substantial amount of signal processing going on. I hear more detail in my environment. Nonetheless, it will take time for my brain to develop some new filters for the for the unwanted sounds (e.g., fans, the TV in the next room, etc.).
There are instances when the hearing aids would lower ambient sound in one or both ears. This happens predictably when an auditory notification is generated by a connected phone. The hearing aids switch the audio source from their own microphones to the phone. After the signal from the phone ends, there is a slight delay before the hearing aid microphones re-engage. The transient (<0.5 seconds) lowering of ambient sound in the absence of a phone notification is unexplained, but only seemed to affect background noise, not conversations.
Volume on the hearing aid can be controlled with an 11-step slider. You can adjust both together or split the control and adjust volume for the left and right separately.
There is an 11-step, 3-band equalizer in the “Fine Tune” menu. It’s a nice feature, but not well implemented. Once you select Fine Tune to get to the equalizer, you have no other option than to select “Done”. If you have made changes, there is no way to quit without saving. If you don’t like the changes, you have to remember the original settings and reset them before pressing “Done”. Equalization settings apply to both earpieces even when you choose to split the volume controls.
Battery life is quite good. Approximately 12h of use took the batteries to 40% equally in the left and right earpieces.
Phone calls through the hearing aids were a major disappointment. Incoming sound quality was clipped, particularly in a noisy environment. Unlike streaming audio, the microphones must remain active when on a call. This sets up a bi-directional communication channel with the phone at which the All-Day Clear Slim is not well suited. Once paired, the App can still communicate with the hearing aids without having the main Bluetooth device connected. I actually prefer using the hearing aids without the phone connection. I can still adjust them with the App and there is no competition between the microphones in the hearing aids and phone notifications. I simply use my phone as I have for years. In this scenario, the hearing aids help, rather than hinder, calls.
Hearing aids remain on and Bluetooth connected even when they are in the charging case. They must be turned off in order to disconnect. Placing the hearing aids in the charging case should turn them off regardless of whether the power cord is connected.
It would have been nice if the charging case included a battery so that a wired power source was not always necessary for charging the hearing aids.
There was one occasion when the left hearing aid would not come on and would not charge in the case. Holding the button down for 30 seconds reset the unit. I had to do the same on the right and go through the setup process again.
Overall:
I have tried a number of in-ear OTC hearing aids and, with rare exception, find them unhelpful at best and annoying at worst. The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim has convinced me that it is possible to make an OTC hearing aid that actually improves my hearing. Streaming audio is OK, but no match for good quality Bluetooth earphones. These are good hearing aids, but do not function well as a headset for making calls. A firmware update to turn the hearing aids off when in the case would be a big improvement and keep them from draining unnecessarily when not in use.
I have tried a number of in-ear OTC hearing aids and, with rare exception, find them unhelpful at best and annoying at worst. The Sennheiser All-Day Clear Slim has convinced me that it is possible to make an OTC hearing aid that actually improves my hearing. Streaming audio is OK, but no match for good quality Bluetooth earphones. These are good hearing aids, but do not function well as a headset for making calls. A firmware update to turn the hearing aids off when in the case would be a big improvement and keep them from draining unnecessarily when not in use.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Elevate your video editing experience with the Crucial X10 Pro SSD: the portable drive that packs a palm-sized punch. With sequential read and write speeds up to 2,100/2,000MB/s and 2TB of space, your X10 Pro can connect directly to your laptop or workstation via a convenient USB-C cable. Blaze through your multi-cam timeline and even edit, trim, and render directly from the drive. The Crucial X10 Pro works with Windows, Mac, Android devices, and more. Featuring Micron TLC NAND plus water and dust resistance (IP55), the Crucial X10 Pro is the perfect partner in the studio or in the field, giving you the raw performance, lasting durability, and generous capacity you need.
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In the box:
• Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Portable Solid-State Drive
• USC-C to C cable (10 inch)
Notably missing from the box was a USB-A to USB-C adapter. However, I would not want to throttle this device with a USB-A port that would largely negate the reason for purchasing the X10 in the first place.
• Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Portable Solid-State Drive
• USC-C to C cable (10 inch)
Notably missing from the box was a USB-A to USB-C adapter. However, I would not want to throttle this device with a USB-A port that would largely negate the reason for purchasing the X10 in the first place.
Design:
The Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Portable Solid-State Drive comes with a surprisingly small form factor (approximately 2.5 x 2.0 x 0.375 inches). There is a small key-ring hole in one corner that has an integrated LED activity indicator light (a nice design improvement).
The Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Portable Solid-State Drive comes with a surprisingly small form factor (approximately 2.5 x 2.0 x 0.375 inches). There is a small key-ring hole in one corner that has an integrated LED activity indicator light (a nice design improvement).
Setup:
The X10 Pro mounted seamlessly on my Windows 11 laptop using a USB-C port. The X10 came formatted as exFAT. Benchmarks for mixed read/write case scenarios (see below) were modestly improved (5 to 10%) after formatting to NTFS.
The X10 Pro mounted seamlessly on my Windows 11 laptop using a USB-C port. The X10 came formatted as exFAT. Benchmarks for mixed read/write case scenarios (see below) were modestly improved (5 to 10%) after formatting to NTFS.
Transfer rates:
Transfer rates were evaluated using Crystal Disk Mark (v8.0.4, ©2007-2021 hiyohiyo) running on a Dell XPS 15 (9520) with 4 TB internal NVMe KXG70PN84T09 KIOXIA system disk and USB C connection. The system information indicates that USB devices are supported by the Intel(R) USB 3.20 and 3.10 eXtensible Host Controllers. The “Real World” profiles on Crystal Disk Mark were used to read and write files of 1 GB in read-only, write-only, and mixed read-write modes.
Transfer rates for X10 Pro were about 40% of those for the internal NVMe drive, a remarkable feat for an external USB-C drive, and 5- to 16-times faster than my external USB-A HDD.
Read/write speeds were approximately half of those claimed by Crucial. I tried all three USB-C ports on my laptop and had the same result, even when using the same benchmark software and test settings suggested by Crucial. I can only chalk this up to a difference in port capabilities. Nonetheless, I was mightily impressed by my personal usage scenario (see below).
Transfer rates were evaluated using Crystal Disk Mark (v8.0.4, ©2007-2021 hiyohiyo) running on a Dell XPS 15 (9520) with 4 TB internal NVMe KXG70PN84T09 KIOXIA system disk and USB C connection. The system information indicates that USB devices are supported by the Intel(R) USB 3.20 and 3.10 eXtensible Host Controllers. The “Real World” profiles on Crystal Disk Mark were used to read and write files of 1 GB in read-only, write-only, and mixed read-write modes.
Transfer rates for X10 Pro were about 40% of those for the internal NVMe drive, a remarkable feat for an external USB-C drive, and 5- to 16-times faster than my external USB-A HDD.
Read/write speeds were approximately half of those claimed by Crucial. I tried all three USB-C ports on my laptop and had the same result, even when using the same benchmark software and test settings suggested by Crucial. I can only chalk this up to a difference in port capabilities. Nonetheless, I was mightily impressed by my personal usage scenario (see below).
Usage Scenario:
I use my computer to process a lot of large photos (60+ MB RAW format) in Lightroom. I copied one of my catalogs to the X10 and went through some typical usage scenarios. The experience was remarkably similar to using my internal NVMe drive. One of the most demanding tasks, building 1:1 previews, was only modestly slower performed against the catalog on the X10 compared to the NVMe drive.
I use my computer to process a lot of large photos (60+ MB RAW format) in Lightroom. I copied one of my catalogs to the X10 and went through some typical usage scenarios. The experience was remarkably similar to using my internal NVMe drive. One of the most demanding tasks, building 1:1 previews, was only modestly slower performed against the catalog on the X10 compared to the NVMe drive.
Overall:
The small form factor is very convenient for travel and the 2 TB capacity makes the X10 great for temporary backup and storage. The X10 Pro is incredibly fast and is a suitable alternative to an internal NVMe drive for tasks requiring heavy I/O.
The small form factor is very convenient for travel and the 2 TB capacity makes the X10 great for temporary backup and storage. The X10 Pro is incredibly fast and is a suitable alternative to an internal NVMe drive for tasks requiring heavy I/O.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Enjoy legendary Technics sound quality in a sized-to-fit earbud, with advanced noise cancelling technology and call clarity. The Technics AZ60M2 True Wireless earbuds let you focus on your critical business, not on outside sounds, with immersive noise cancelling; combined feedforward and feedback noise cancelling uses both analog and digital processing for significant noise reduction in all low- to high-frequency bandwidths. A must-have for high-priority business calls, AZ60M2 earbuds ensure your voice comes through seamlessly on every call, with JustMyVoice technology using 8 MEMS microphones and an advanced noise-reducing algorithm to minimize outside interference. Now you can connect to more than two devices at the same time—Technics’ Multipoint technology allows you to connect to three Bluetooth devices simultaneously, keeping you connected to your computer, tablet, and phone at once and giving you the ability to multitask with flow, making these earbuds as essential for business calls as they are for family Zooms. Charge wirelessly (Qi compatible) to keep your workspace and bedside table neat and organized; wireless hi-res audio uses state-of-the-art Bluetooth with LDAC compatibility. Noise cancellation, EQ, and more are customizable through the Technics audio app so you can always have sound just as you want it.
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In the box:
• EAH-AZ80 earbuds
• Charging case
• USB-C to C cable (10 inch)
• 7 pairs of tips (short and long extra small, short and long small, medium, large, and extra large) [Note: the medium tips came installed.)
• Printed startup guide, warranty, and safety information (in MANY languages)
• EAH-AZ80 earbuds
• Charging case
• USB-C to C cable (10 inch)
• 7 pairs of tips (short and long extra small, short and long small, medium, large, and extra large) [Note: the medium tips came installed.)
• Printed startup guide, warranty, and safety information (in MANY languages)
Setup:
The headset came almost fully charged so there was no need to charge it prior to first use.
Aside from instructions for entering pairing mode and tap controls, the pictorial “Let’s get Started” guide was minimally helpful.
Bluetooth pairing was simple on iOS and Android phones, digital audio player (DAP), windows laptop, and smart TV. Pairing mode is entered by pressing on both earpieces for 5 to 8 seconds. The Technics app will prompt you to pair a supported device that it detects, but the pairing itself is done using the Bluetooth settings on the source device.
The headset came almost fully charged so there was no need to charge it prior to first use.
Aside from instructions for entering pairing mode and tap controls, the pictorial “Let’s get Started” guide was minimally helpful.
Bluetooth pairing was simple on iOS and Android phones, digital audio player (DAP), windows laptop, and smart TV. Pairing mode is entered by pressing on both earpieces for 5 to 8 seconds. The Technics app will prompt you to pair a supported device that it detects, but the pairing itself is done using the Bluetooth settings on the source device.
Design:
The earphones and charging case are solidly made from molded plastic. Most of the surfaces have a matte texture that makes handling easy. The top of the case and touch surfaces of the earphones are smooth but do not make either slippery.
The case has magnetic sockets that easily engage with the earphones for charging. A LED bar light on the front of the case indicates the battery status of the charging case (red, yellow, or green) when the case is opened. When connected to a power supply, the bar light blinks to indicate that charging is in progress and goes out when the case is fully charged.
There is also a small LED inside the case that flashes briefly when the earphones are inserted and stays red while they are charging (and the lid is open). The LED goes out when the earphones are completely charged. Information on this small LED had to be obtained from a web-based online user’s manual (I would have much preferred a PDF version).
Fit is a personal thing (your results may vary). For me, the size and shape of the earphones are perfect using the medium tips. They fit quickly and comfortably with a good seal every time with no extra fiddling or twisting. I do not use wireless earphones when exercising, but the EAH-AZ80s feel snug, secure, and comfortable with normal activity (e.g., walking).
The earphones and charging case are solidly made from molded plastic. Most of the surfaces have a matte texture that makes handling easy. The top of the case and touch surfaces of the earphones are smooth but do not make either slippery.
The case has magnetic sockets that easily engage with the earphones for charging. A LED bar light on the front of the case indicates the battery status of the charging case (red, yellow, or green) when the case is opened. When connected to a power supply, the bar light blinks to indicate that charging is in progress and goes out when the case is fully charged.
There is also a small LED inside the case that flashes briefly when the earphones are inserted and stays red while they are charging (and the lid is open). The LED goes out when the earphones are completely charged. Information on this small LED had to be obtained from a web-based online user’s manual (I would have much preferred a PDF version).
Fit is a personal thing (your results may vary). For me, the size and shape of the earphones are perfect using the medium tips. They fit quickly and comfortably with a good seal every time with no extra fiddling or twisting. I do not use wireless earphones when exercising, but the EAH-AZ80s feel snug, secure, and comfortable with normal activity (e.g., walking).
Operation:
EAH-AZ80 use Bluetooth v5.3. The product web site lists only SBC, ACC, and LDAC. I confirmed connections using all 3 codecs.
While the promotional material suggests that the EAH-AZ80 is able to connect with up to 3 devices, this can only be done with the SBC codec. I was only able maintain a connection to 2 devices with the LDAC codec, but these connections come with a “best effort” caveat. If you want to get the full benefit of the LDAC Hi-Res codec, you may want to disable multi-point connections in the Technics app.
With 2 (or 3) devices connected, the EAH-AZ80s switch between them when detecting a new sound source. Music playing on one device is paused when music begins playing or a call is received on another.
Tap controls can be difficult to perform on wireless earphones. The default tap controls on the EAH-AZ80s have been well thought out for my most common usage scenarios. Single taps on either earpiece are used to play or pause music or to answer incoming calls. Long single taps on either earpiece enable and disable ANC when listening to music or end a call-in-progress. The functions of double and triple taps on the left earpiece increase and decrease volume for music and calls. Double and triple taps on the right earpiece have different effects depending on the current usage (music or phone). If you don’t like the tap configuration, it can be changed in the app!
EAH-AZ80 use Bluetooth v5.3. The product web site lists only SBC, ACC, and LDAC. I confirmed connections using all 3 codecs.
While the promotional material suggests that the EAH-AZ80 is able to connect with up to 3 devices, this can only be done with the SBC codec. I was only able maintain a connection to 2 devices with the LDAC codec, but these connections come with a “best effort” caveat. If you want to get the full benefit of the LDAC Hi-Res codec, you may want to disable multi-point connections in the Technics app.
With 2 (or 3) devices connected, the EAH-AZ80s switch between them when detecting a new sound source. Music playing on one device is paused when music begins playing or a call is received on another.
Tap controls can be difficult to perform on wireless earphones. The default tap controls on the EAH-AZ80s have been well thought out for my most common usage scenarios. Single taps on either earpiece are used to play or pause music or to answer incoming calls. Long single taps on either earpiece enable and disable ANC when listening to music or end a call-in-progress. The functions of double and triple taps on the left earpiece increase and decrease volume for music and calls. Double and triple taps on the right earpiece have different effects depending on the current usage (music or phone). If you don’t like the tap configuration, it can be changed in the app!
The Technics Audio Connect app offers full control of all of the functionality of the EAH-AZ80. Changes to the settings can only be made with the earphones connected (i.e., you cannot make changes that will apply the next time a connection is made). Switch between ANC on, ANC off, and “ambient” sound. The “ambient” setting can be further configured to turn on an “attention” filter that enhances frequencies associated with the human voice. The ANC level can also be adjusted. Tap controls can be customized to cycle through any one or all of these settings.
The app also includes an equalizer with several presets and customizable five-band sliders. Equalization settings made in the app are retained when switching to a source device that does not support the app (e.g., DAP and TV).
The app also includes an equalizer with several presets and customizable five-band sliders. Equalization settings made in the app are retained when switching to a source device that does not support the app (e.g., DAP and TV).
The ANC function on the EAH-AZ80 is as good as I have heard on a wireless earphone. The ANC level can be controlled in the app.
Call quality is excellent. ANC on my end and JustMyVoice noise filtering on the microphone resulted in exceptional call quality. JustMyVoice filters out background noise in your surroundings when on a call. The result is that your voice is clearer for those on the other end of a call.
There was a very slight audio delay when using the EAH-AZ80s with my smart TV. The delay was minimized by setting the codec to SBC in the app prior to pairing with the TV.
Audio Quality:
All Bluetooth codex variants (even aptX-HD and LDAC) are lossy and the sound quality will never be as good as a wire for high-fidelity recordings and playback equipment. [Note: To my knowledge, the EAH-AZ80 does not support the aptX lossless codec.] Sound quality was assessed with a Hi-Res DAP with LDAC codec, multi-point mode disabled, “direct” equalization, and sharp roll-off filter (on the DAP).
All Bluetooth codex variants (even aptX-HD and LDAC) are lossy and the sound quality will never be as good as a wire for high-fidelity recordings and playback equipment. [Note: To my knowledge, the EAH-AZ80 does not support the aptX lossless codec.] Sound quality was assessed with a Hi-Res DAP with LDAC codec, multi-point mode disabled, “direct” equalization, and sharp roll-off filter (on the DAP).
The frequency response on the EAH-AZ80 is remarkably flat, a good thing from my perspective. Bass was well reproduced without being bloated. Bass notes were slightly extended, more than mids and highs, despite the sharp roll-off filter (featured tracks 1, 2, 7, 11, 15, & 21). Mid-range and vocals were clear and perhaps a little forward (featured tracks 3, 4, 5, 6, & 14). Highs were detailed without being sibilant. Hi-hats and cymbal brushes were clear and engaging (featured tracks 11, 12, 13, 15, & 18). The earphones were capable of presenting orchestral works over a wide dynamic range (featured tracks 8, 9, & 10).
The sound stage was very good, but recording dependent. Binaural recordings, jazz, and orchestral recordings were well-presented and spacious with good instrument separation (featured tracks 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, & 24).
The sound stage was very good, but recording dependent. Binaural recordings, jazz, and orchestral recordings were well-presented and spacious with good instrument separation (featured tracks 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, & 24).
Battery:
Battery life is good given the inherent demands of noise canceling (ANC & JustMyVoice), Bluetooth, and voice enhancement. I listened for several hours over the course three days and the battery level for the charging case (as indicated by the Technics app) remained over 40%.
Battery life is good given the inherent demands of noise canceling (ANC & JustMyVoice), Bluetooth, and voice enhancement. I listened for several hours over the course three days and the battery level for the charging case (as indicated by the Technics app) remained over 40%.
Overall:
For their superior comfort, fidelity, ANC performance, and call clarity (sending and receiving), the Technics EAH-AZ80 has become my new favorites for truly wireless earphones. They are not reference quality (i.e., they are missing the detail of wired balanced armature earphones), but the EAH-AZ80 are as close to audiophile quality as I have heard in a wireless format. The Technics Audio Connect app is feature-packed and allows customization of the EAH-AZ80 to an extent not possible in other earphones.
For their superior comfort, fidelity, ANC performance, and call clarity (sending and receiving), the Technics EAH-AZ80 has become my new favorites for truly wireless earphones. They are not reference quality (i.e., they are missing the detail of wired balanced armature earphones), but the EAH-AZ80 are as close to audiophile quality as I have heard in a wireless format. The Technics Audio Connect app is feature-packed and allows customization of the EAH-AZ80 to an extent not possible in other earphones.
Featured tracks:
1. Laurence Juber: Guitar Noir: Blues De Luxe
2. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: Flamenco Sketches
3. Nora Jones: Come Away with Me: Don’t Know Why I Didn’t Come
4. Hoff Ensemble: Quiet Winter Night: Dronning Fjellrose
5. Hoff Ensemble: Quiet Winter Night: Ville fjellgutt
6. Bonnie Raitt: Road Tested: Matters of the Heart
7. Joe Satriani, Surfing with the Alien: Echo
8. Julian Webber: Elgar Cello Concerto - Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No.1: Adagio Moderato
9. Vladimir Horowitz: Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #3: Finale: Alla breve
10. 2L Test Suite: Concerto Fantastico: Allegro Affetuoso
11. Antoine Dufour: Back & Forth (Side B): Air Ground (electronic)
12. Bill Evans: Everybody Digs Bill Evans: Minority
13. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: Freddie Freeloader
14. Tori Amos: Crucify: Smells Like Teen Spirit
15. Dr. Chesky: Dr. Chesky’s Sensational, Fantastic, and Simply Amazing Binaural Sound Show!: Westside Blues
16. Dr. Chesky: Dr. Chesky’s Sensational, Fantastic, and Simply Amazing Binaural Sound Show!: Dancing Flute & Drum
17. Oslo String Quartet: The Shubert Connection: Schubert String Quartet No. 14 in D minor D810: III Scherzo. Allegro molto
18. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: All Blues
19. Yoyo Ma: Elgar Cello Concerto, Op. 85; Walton Cello Contero: I. Adagio – Moderato (Elgar)
20. Yoyo Ma: A Gathering of Friends: John Williams Cello Concerto: Theme & Cadenza
21. Stevie Rayu Vaughan: Couldn’t Stand the Weather: Tin Pan Alley
22. Yoyo Ma: The Goat Rodeo Sessions: Attaboy
23. Los Angeles Guitar Quartet: Spin: Turn to the Sea
24. Los Angeles Guitar Quartet: Spin: Night Furniture Suite
1. Laurence Juber: Guitar Noir: Blues De Luxe
2. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: Flamenco Sketches
3. Nora Jones: Come Away with Me: Don’t Know Why I Didn’t Come
4. Hoff Ensemble: Quiet Winter Night: Dronning Fjellrose
5. Hoff Ensemble: Quiet Winter Night: Ville fjellgutt
6. Bonnie Raitt: Road Tested: Matters of the Heart
7. Joe Satriani, Surfing with the Alien: Echo
8. Julian Webber: Elgar Cello Concerto - Saint-Saens Cello Concerto No.1: Adagio Moderato
9. Vladimir Horowitz: Rachmaninov Piano Concerto #3: Finale: Alla breve
10. 2L Test Suite: Concerto Fantastico: Allegro Affetuoso
11. Antoine Dufour: Back & Forth (Side B): Air Ground (electronic)
12. Bill Evans: Everybody Digs Bill Evans: Minority
13. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: Freddie Freeloader
14. Tori Amos: Crucify: Smells Like Teen Spirit
15. Dr. Chesky: Dr. Chesky’s Sensational, Fantastic, and Simply Amazing Binaural Sound Show!: Westside Blues
16. Dr. Chesky: Dr. Chesky’s Sensational, Fantastic, and Simply Amazing Binaural Sound Show!: Dancing Flute & Drum
17. Oslo String Quartet: The Shubert Connection: Schubert String Quartet No. 14 in D minor D810: III Scherzo. Allegro molto
18. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue: All Blues
19. Yoyo Ma: Elgar Cello Concerto, Op. 85; Walton Cello Contero: I. Adagio – Moderato (Elgar)
20. Yoyo Ma: A Gathering of Friends: John Williams Cello Concerto: Theme & Cadenza
21. Stevie Rayu Vaughan: Couldn’t Stand the Weather: Tin Pan Alley
22. Yoyo Ma: The Goat Rodeo Sessions: Attaboy
23. Los Angeles Guitar Quartet: Spin: Turn to the Sea
24. Los Angeles Guitar Quartet: Spin: Night Furniture Suite
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Whether you use your iPad for work or play, it is an investment. Protect that investment from falls and accidental damage with the Insignia NS-IP22109FB Folio Case for Apple iPad 10.9" (10th generation). Tough materials withstand drops, and a microfiber lining guards against scratches. It folds into a stand, adjusting your iPad for comfortable typing and hands-free viewing. Meanwhile, an integrated stylus holder keeps your Apple Pencil in place. The magnetic flap closure lengthens your battery life with an auto sleep/wake function, turning your iPad screen on when you open the cover and off when you close it. Precise camera, port and button cutouts always ensure easy access to your favorite features. Creating a modern and sleek look, this folio case has a black design with a clear back that lets the color of your iPad to show through. Get the most out of your electronics with Insignia accessories protecting them.
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In the box:
• Folio case
• Folio case
Design:
The iPad 10.9” (10th generation) fits perfectly in the Insignia folio case.
The Apple Pencil compartment is inside the case, reducing the possibility of pencil being lost or the cap for the Lightning plug coming off. The latter has happened to me on more than one occasion with another case.
While the angle is relatively convenient, the folding stand has only one position.
The magnetic closure strap is nice, but there is no convenient place to stow it when the case is hand-held and unfolded.
The case is hinged on the left edge making it necessary to hold the unit with a thumb on the front of the iPad.
Cutouts on the case are well designed. The cutout for the USB-C port has plenty of room to accept a cable with a (relatively) bulky plug.
Because of the extra width to accommodate pencil storage, the volume controls are only accessible through plungers on the outside of the case.
The corners of the case are reinforced to provide protection in the event of a drop.
The back of the case is clear plastic allowing the Apple logo and color of the iPad to show through.
The iPad 10.9” (10th generation) fits perfectly in the Insignia folio case.
The Apple Pencil compartment is inside the case, reducing the possibility of pencil being lost or the cap for the Lightning plug coming off. The latter has happened to me on more than one occasion with another case.
While the angle is relatively convenient, the folding stand has only one position.
The magnetic closure strap is nice, but there is no convenient place to stow it when the case is hand-held and unfolded.
The case is hinged on the left edge making it necessary to hold the unit with a thumb on the front of the iPad.
Cutouts on the case are well designed. The cutout for the USB-C port has plenty of room to accept a cable with a (relatively) bulky plug.
Because of the extra width to accommodate pencil storage, the volume controls are only accessible through plungers on the outside of the case.
The corners of the case are reinforced to provide protection in the event of a drop.
The back of the case is clear plastic allowing the Apple logo and color of the iPad to show through.
Overall:
Pros: Perfect fit, interior pencil storage, rugged construction
Cons: Only 1 standing position, volume controls operated by plungers, no stowage for magnetic latch, awkward to hand-hold
Pros: Perfect fit, interior pencil storage, rugged construction
Cons: Only 1 standing position, volume controls operated by plungers, no stowage for magnetic latch, awkward to hand-hold
I would recommend this to a friend!
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This wireless Apple CarPlay adapter will take your driving, convenience, and productivity to the next level. If you own an iPhone and drive a vehicle with built-in Apple CarPlay, a wireless CarPlay adapter is a powerful tool that makes your commute safer and your favorite media more accessible. Enjoy quick auto pairing, stable bluetooth connection, and wireless hands-free media streaming/voice control.
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In the box:
• Wireless CarPlay Adapter
• USB-A to USB-C adapter cable
• USB-C to USB-C adapter cable
• Quick Start Guide and User’s Manual
• Wireless CarPlay Adapter
• USB-A to USB-C adapter cable
• USB-C to USB-C adapter cable
• Quick Start Guide and User’s Manual
Setup:
Pairing was easy! First, if you have a prior Bluetooth pairing with your car, go to the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone and forget the connection for your car. Start the car. Plug the Rexing CPW-1 into the car’s USB port. [Note: In my car, not all of the USB ports are CarPlay enabled. Be sure to use one that is.] The car’s display will present the Rexing pairing dialog. Select the Rexing device for pairing from your iPhone’s list of available Bluetooth devices. It may take a minute or two to appear in the list. You will be asked if you want to share your contact and phone lists with your car’s infosystem. It is not necessary to do so! I keep my contacts private and do not want to share them with my auto manufacturer. Accept the request to use CarPlay and you are in business.
Pairing was easy! First, if you have a prior Bluetooth pairing with your car, go to the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone and forget the connection for your car. Start the car. Plug the Rexing CPW-1 into the car’s USB port. [Note: In my car, not all of the USB ports are CarPlay enabled. Be sure to use one that is.] The car’s display will present the Rexing pairing dialog. Select the Rexing device for pairing from your iPhone’s list of available Bluetooth devices. It may take a minute or two to appear in the list. You will be asked if you want to share your contact and phone lists with your car’s infosystem. It is not necessary to do so! I keep my contacts private and do not want to share them with my auto manufacturer. Accept the request to use CarPlay and you are in business.
Use:
Once you establish a Bluetooth pairing connection with the Rexing CPW-1, CarPlay will activate wirelessly each time you start the car. It takes 20 seconds for the unit to wake up and activate the connection with a paired phone. During this time, it presents a pairing request on the infosystem display until the Bluetooth connection with the paired iPhone is complete. It’s possible that this “feature” allows a second phone to be paired without resetting. Nonetheless, the start-up delay can be annoying.
Once you establish a Bluetooth pairing connection with the Rexing CPW-1, CarPlay will activate wirelessly each time you start the car. It takes 20 seconds for the unit to wake up and activate the connection with a paired phone. During this time, it presents a pairing request on the infosystem display until the Bluetooth connection with the paired iPhone is complete. It’s possible that this “feature” allows a second phone to be paired without resetting. Nonetheless, the start-up delay can be annoying.
I normally keep my phone in a holster on my left hip and GPS reception is not optimal in this position. For best GPS reception, I still need to keep my phone in a more open location while driving.
Functionality is identical to using a wired USB to Lightning cable with one notable exception. With a wireless connection, the phone is not being charged. This could be a problem for long road trips due to the increased demand for power when GPS navigation and Bluetooth communication are active for an extended period. A pass-through power port would have been a nice design feature.
There is a MicroSD card slot in the CPW-1 who’s sole function is to accommodate firmware updates. Firmware updates are only recommended if you encounter an issue with the device.
Overall:
Pros: Easy setup, small size, works just like a wired CarPlay connection
Cons: There is no pass-through power port for charging the phone
Pros: Easy setup, small size, works just like a wired CarPlay connection
Cons: There is no pass-through power port for charging the phone
I would recommend this to a friend!
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HP Hearing PRO Self-Fitting OTC Hearing Aids are innovative products that look nothing like a traditional hearing aid. Built to medical device standards and meeting all FDA requirements for safety and efficacy, the HP Hearing PRO features Ear ID™ self-fitting software and technology powered by Nuheara. Ear ID™ has been clinically proven to be substantially equivalent to a professionally-fit hearing aid. The proprietary Ear ID™ software tests the wearer’s individual hearing thresholds from low frequency to high frequency in each ear, then automatically programs the HP Hearing PRO hearing aids for each ear. This ability for the consumer to self-fit through the HP Hearing application, for iOS and Android platform mobile devices, allows a quick and easy acclimation experience for the consumer. The entire acclimation experience takes about 10-15 minutes from unboxing through customization of the user’s personalized profile to accommodate their perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. In addition to the HP Hearing PRO’s capabilities as an OTC hearing aid, this innovative product streams media and phone calls via Bluetooth®. The Active Noise Cancellation minimizes background noise for an immersive sound experience when streaming phone calls or music. Additional features include an HP Hearing app for iOS and Android, Rechargeable built-in Li-ion batteries, and Charge Case for on-the-go charging Most importantly, the HP Hearing PRO has been clinically validated through research completed by the National Acoustic Laboratories to provide a 30% speech understanding improvement in the presence of noise using the directional microphone feature called Focus. This is a significant benefit for consumers in restaurants or social situations where background noise makes understanding speech difficult. Now, at the touch of the HP Hearing app, a wearer can switch the directional microphone settings to Focus on sounds towards their front, quickly allowing for immediate improvement in speech understanding.
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In the box:
• Left & Right hearing aids;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
• 6 pairs of tips (small, medium, & large; foam & silicone);
• 1 cleaning brush;
• Soft carrying case
• Left & Right hearing aids;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
• 6 pairs of tips (small, medium, & large; foam & silicone);
• 1 cleaning brush;
• Soft carrying case
Setup:
Pairing was easy with the HP Hearing app. On first use, you will be prompted to go through the “EarID” hearing test. You can pause the test, but have to leave the app open to continue from where you left off. The app identified my test environment as “quiet”, but the results suggested that it should have been much quieter (see below).
Pairing was easy with the HP Hearing app. On first use, you will be prompted to go through the “EarID” hearing test. You can pause the test, but have to leave the app open to continue from where you left off. The app identified my test environment as “quiet”, but the results suggested that it should have been much quieter (see below).
Use as hearing aid:
Tune out or tune in. World mode controls the active noise canceling (ANC). With World mode on, ambient sounds are amplified. With World mode off, ANC is on and ambient sounds are (mostly) blocked.
With World mode on, Focus mode can be used to selectively amplify sounds in front of you (~160-degree arch). This is helpful for conversations (when the speaker is in front of you) or for TV audio (without surround). Focus mode off is my preference for most other situations.
With EarID turned on, the HP Hearing PRO attempts to compensate for the results obtained during the hearing test performed at setup. For me, the result was a shrill pulsing tone that was unbearable. It would have been great to have been able to manually fine-tune the equalization rather than going through the entire testing sequence again with no guarantee of getting an improved profile.
There are notable microphonics in all active amplification modes. However, the HP Hearing PRO is considerably better in this regard than other OTC hearing aids I have tried.
The hearing aids were comfortable during extended use (4 hours).
The only signal processing appears to be the equalization applied when EarID mode is on and the ANC when World mode is off.
Tune out or tune in. World mode controls the active noise canceling (ANC). With World mode on, ambient sounds are amplified. With World mode off, ANC is on and ambient sounds are (mostly) blocked.
With World mode on, Focus mode can be used to selectively amplify sounds in front of you (~160-degree arch). This is helpful for conversations (when the speaker is in front of you) or for TV audio (without surround). Focus mode off is my preference for most other situations.
With EarID turned on, the HP Hearing PRO attempts to compensate for the results obtained during the hearing test performed at setup. For me, the result was a shrill pulsing tone that was unbearable. It would have been great to have been able to manually fine-tune the equalization rather than going through the entire testing sequence again with no guarantee of getting an improved profile.
There are notable microphonics in all active amplification modes. However, the HP Hearing PRO is considerably better in this regard than other OTC hearing aids I have tried.
The hearing aids were comfortable during extended use (4 hours).
The only signal processing appears to be the equalization applied when EarID mode is on and the ANC when World mode is off.
Use as in-ear monitor (IEM):
I had surprisingly good performance when listening to streaming audio. Most consumer-level IEMs are bass-forward. The HP Hearing PRO has a refreshingly neutral sound signature. They also have good hear-through performance when World mode is on and Focus mode is off. The volume controls in the HP Hearing app affects only amplification of ambient sounds (not audio playback). Turning World mode off engages the ANC and lets you enjoy the audio without distraction.
I had surprisingly good performance when listening to streaming audio. Most consumer-level IEMs are bass-forward. The HP Hearing PRO has a refreshingly neutral sound signature. They also have good hear-through performance when World mode is on and Focus mode is off. The volume controls in the HP Hearing app affects only amplification of ambient sounds (not audio playback). Turning World mode off engages the ANC and lets you enjoy the audio without distraction.
Use as hands-free headset:
Short taps on the left ear answer incoming calls or mute the microphone for calls in progress. A long (2 second) tap terminates calls. Incoming audio is clear. Outgoing audio is clear and echo-free.
Short taps on the left ear answer incoming calls or mute the microphone for calls in progress. A long (2 second) tap terminates calls. Incoming audio is clear. Outgoing audio is clear and echo-free.
Overall:
I have tried several OTC hearing aids. Notwithstanding my bad experience with EarID, the HP Hearing PRO is the first one that I can recommend. It also performs well as an ANC IEM and as a hands-free headset.
I have tried several OTC hearing aids. Notwithstanding my bad experience with EarID, the HP Hearing PRO is the first one that I can recommend. It also performs well as an ANC IEM and as a hands-free headset.
Pros: Easy setup, easy insertion, good fit, neutral audio profile
Cons: EarID tests can be sensitive to the test environment and generate undesirable equalization profiles.
Cons: EarID tests can be sensitive to the test environment and generate undesirable equalization profiles.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Certified for Microsoft Teams with exceptional voice capture and reduced background sound. Connect up to 2 monitors with HDMI and USB C connections.
Customer Rating
4
Great Dock but needs Ethernet port and more power
on March 23, 2023
Posted by: SonyCameraGuy
In the box:
• Audio Dock (comes with integrated USB-C cable)
• Power cord
• Pictural Quick-Start card
• Audio Dock (comes with integrated USB-C cable)
• Power cord
• Pictural Quick-Start card
Not in the box:
• User’s Guide, specifications, or other instructions (available online but not in PDF format)
• User’s Guide, specifications, or other instructions (available online but not in PDF format)
Quick Pros & Cons:
Pros:
• Good audio quality (sending and receiving)
• Integrated speaker design
• Storage under unit for USB-C cable
Pros:
• Good audio quality (sending and receiving)
• Integrated speaker design
• Storage under unit for USB-C cable
Cons:
• No Ethernet port
• Only 1 HDMI port
• 60-watt maximum power (50-watt during audio use)
• No Ethernet port
• Only 1 HDMI port
• 60-watt maximum power (50-watt during audio use)
Setup:
• Plug and play
• No apparent requirement for specific driver software
• Plug and play
• No apparent requirement for specific driver software
Function:
This is, first and foremost, a docking station. It cannot be used as a USB-C speakerphone without the power cord. The dock supports up to two 4K (3840 x 2160) displays, one connected via HDMI and one connected via USB-C. There are two additional ports, one USB-C and one USB-A (both USB-3.1 Gen 2). Both USB-C ports provide up to 7.5 watts of power.
This is, first and foremost, a docking station. It cannot be used as a USB-C speakerphone without the power cord. The dock supports up to two 4K (3840 x 2160) displays, one connected via HDMI and one connected via USB-C. There are two additional ports, one USB-C and one USB-A (both USB-3.1 Gen 2). Both USB-C ports provide up to 7.5 watts of power.
There are buttons on the top of the dock to
1) launch Teams,
2) answer/end calls (or play/pause audio playback),
3) increase volume,
4) decrease volume, and
5) mute the microphone.
The “Teams” button seems a bit gratuitous, but this is, after all, Microsoft hardware.
1) launch Teams,
2) answer/end calls (or play/pause audio playback),
3) increase volume,
4) decrease volume, and
5) mute the microphone.
The “Teams” button seems a bit gratuitous, but this is, after all, Microsoft hardware.
I have the dock connected to my work laptop (a Dell Latitude 5400). The OEM power supply for this laptop provides 65W while the Audio Dock only provides 60W (50W during audio use). On first use of the Audio Dock, I got a warning that the system was not getting enough power and there was a “!” on battery icon on my taskbar. My laptop was fully charged at the time and has remained so over several days of use. That said, I have no power-requiring peripherals connected to this laptop and only 1 USB-C peripheral (a webcam) connected to the dock. This dock may not be the best choice for systems that require >60W of power to function and support peripherals.
As a speakerphone, the Audio Dock is very capable. The audio is excellent and, according to others on my calls, the microphone is as well. The dock has two forward-facing microphones and three speakers (one woofer and two tweeters). There is no noticeable feedback or echo when on a call. The microphones seem to function best when facing the unit at a 90-degree angle.
As a speaker, it is very bass heavy. Some may like this tilt to the audio spectrum, but it is a bit too much when listening to instructional videos.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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The HERO11 Black Creator Edition is an all-in-one content capturing powerhouse that makes vlogging, filmmaking and live streaming easier than ever. This complete system features pro-quality 5.3K video, Emmy® Award-winning HyperSmooth 5.0 video stabilization, enhanced audio and powerful LED lighting, plus 4 hours of 4K recording time per charge.
Customer Rating
4
Awesome camera & accessories (buggy software)
on March 12, 2023
Posted by: SonyCameraGuy
GoPro HERO11 Black Creator
Title: Awesome combination of Camera & Accessories
Title: Awesome combination of Camera & Accessories
In the box:
GoPro HERO11 Black Camera
1 curved adhesive mount (suitable for bike helmet) and 2 mounting brackets (1 tall and 1 short)
1 battery
2 USB cables (A to C)
pictorial set of quick setup instructions
booklet containing product and safety instructions.
Media Mod (for GoPro 11/10/9)
Volta (Battery Grip, Tripod, & Remote)
Light Mod (Light & Diffuser)
GoPro HERO11 Black Camera
1 curved adhesive mount (suitable for bike helmet) and 2 mounting brackets (1 tall and 1 short)
1 battery
2 USB cables (A to C)
pictorial set of quick setup instructions
booklet containing product and safety instructions.
Media Mod (for GoPro 11/10/9)
Volta (Battery Grip, Tripod, & Remote)
Light Mod (Light & Diffuser)
Not in the box:
User’s Guides or other instructions available online
USB wall charger
SD card (requires V30/UHS-3 or higher)
USB cable C to C
User’s Guides or other instructions available online
USB wall charger
SD card (requires V30/UHS-3 or higher)
USB cable C to C
Quick Pros & Cons:
Pros:
• Enduro Rechargeable Battery (1,720 mAh) works with GoPro 9/10/11
• 2 VERY secure batter doors for use without Media Kit
• 5.3K video (60MHz), 4K video (120MHz), & 2.7K video (240MHz)
• 24.7 megapixel stills from video
• 27 megapixel still photos
• Exceptional video stabilization
• Volta tripod with horizontal and vertical mounts
• Volta tripod can be used with or without Media Kit housing
• Volta tripod can be used as Bluetooth remote
• Media Mod includes exceptional microphone and wind cover
• Light includes 3 brightness levels and diffuser
• Light can be attached to Media Mod housing with vertical or horizontal shoe
• Replaceable lens (sold separately)
Pros:
• Enduro Rechargeable Battery (1,720 mAh) works with GoPro 9/10/11
• 2 VERY secure batter doors for use without Media Kit
• 5.3K video (60MHz), 4K video (120MHz), & 2.7K video (240MHz)
• 24.7 megapixel stills from video
• 27 megapixel still photos
• Exceptional video stabilization
• Volta tripod with horizontal and vertical mounts
• Volta tripod can be used with or without Media Kit housing
• Volta tripod can be used as Bluetooth remote
• Media Mod includes exceptional microphone and wind cover
• Light includes 3 brightness levels and diffuser
• Light can be attached to Media Mod housing with vertical or horizontal shoe
• Replaceable lens (sold separately)
Cons:
• Difficult to remove memory card without removing battery
• Light Mod does not use camera battery or Volta battery grip for power. It must be charged and activated separately
• Strobe setting on light is unnecessary
• Could not connect camera with GoPro Webcam app on Windows 11 computer
• GoPro Player app is unstable in Windows 11 with local account
• ReelSteady for GoPro Player (Windows app) is purchased add-on
• Difficult to remove memory card without removing battery
• Light Mod does not use camera battery or Volta battery grip for power. It must be charged and activated separately
• Strobe setting on light is unnecessary
• Could not connect camera with GoPro Webcam app on Windows 11 computer
• GoPro Player app is unstable in Windows 11 with local account
• ReelSteady for GoPro Player (Windows app) is purchased add-on
Setup:
• Camera, Volta, and Light were all charged prior to first use
• GoPro Quik app installed on smartphone and GoPro 11 added
• Camera required firmware upgrade using GoPro Quik app
• Camera, Volta, and Light were all charged prior to first use
• GoPro Quik app installed on smartphone and GoPro 11 added
• Camera required firmware upgrade using GoPro Quik app
Camera Design:
Small and rugged is GoPro’s claim to fame and the HERO11 is no exception. Front and rear LED displays offer live color view. The rear LED is touch-enabled to allow quick access to camera settings. The fold-down legs allow mounting without a separate shell. The HERO11 uses the same high-capacity battery (1720 mAh) as the HERO10 and HERO9. Lightroom has a camera profile for HERO 11, but no lens profile yet. Downloader Pro (part of my normal photo workstream) could not accurately recognize EXIF in GoPro RAW files (*.GPR).
Small and rugged is GoPro’s claim to fame and the HERO11 is no exception. Front and rear LED displays offer live color view. The rear LED is touch-enabled to allow quick access to camera settings. The fold-down legs allow mounting without a separate shell. The HERO11 uses the same high-capacity battery (1720 mAh) as the HERO10 and HERO9. Lightroom has a camera profile for HERO 11, but no lens profile yet. Downloader Pro (part of my normal photo workstream) could not accurately recognize EXIF in GoPro RAW files (*.GPR).
Media Mod Design:
The Media Mod for the HERO11 adds a much more capable microphone and two mounting shoes for the Light Mod (one on the top and the other on the right side). There are also three additional ports, a Micro-HDMI, a USB-C, and a 3.5mm port for an external microphone. The Media Mod has no mounting legs of its own. A slot in the bottom of the housing allows access to the camera’s mounting legs. While there is a molded cutout in the shell, the mounting screw is cumbersome to use (at least for me).
The Media Mod for the HERO11 adds a much more capable microphone and two mounting shoes for the Light Mod (one on the top and the other on the right side). There are also three additional ports, a Micro-HDMI, a USB-C, and a 3.5mm port for an external microphone. The Media Mod has no mounting legs of its own. A slot in the bottom of the housing allows access to the camera’s mounting legs. While there is a molded cutout in the shell, the mounting screw is cumbersome to use (at least for me).
Light Mod Design:
The 10-LED light is quite bright. There are three selectable brightness levels and two-pulse strobe effect (for which I see no useful purpose). A diffuser is included to soften illumination. A USB C port is used to charge the internal battery. Note, this is not a flash! The shoe on the Light Mod has no contacts for synchronizing with the camera. It does come with a two-footed mounting shoe to
The 10-LED light is quite bright. There are three selectable brightness levels and two-pulse strobe effect (for which I see no useful purpose). A diffuser is included to soften illumination. A USB C port is used to charge the internal battery. Note, this is not a flash! The shoe on the Light Mod has no contacts for synchronizing with the camera. It does come with a two-footed mounting shoe to
Volta Design:
This is, perhaps, the most useful component of the Creator package. The integrated battery and capability to use as a remote are well considered. The Volta has a USB C male cable that can be used to charge the HERO11, Light Mod, or any other USB C device (e.g., smartphone) and a female USB C port for charging the internal battery. The Volta has two mounting positions. The top position includes is a three-leg mount with a “nut” for use with a mounting screw. The side position has only two legs and can only be used with another three-leg mounting attachment with a mounting screw nut. There are two such mounting attachments with the kit, but they only attach to a slip-in mounting bracket. It is not clear how the side mount can be used with the Creator accessory Mods. The Volta includes an additional battery door that allows access to the HERO11 USB C port.
This is, perhaps, the most useful component of the Creator package. The integrated battery and capability to use as a remote are well considered. The Volta has a USB C male cable that can be used to charge the HERO11, Light Mod, or any other USB C device (e.g., smartphone) and a female USB C port for charging the internal battery. The Volta has two mounting positions. The top position includes is a three-leg mount with a “nut” for use with a mounting screw. The side position has only two legs and can only be used with another three-leg mounting attachment with a mounting screw nut. There are two such mounting attachments with the kit, but they only attach to a slip-in mounting bracket. It is not clear how the side mount can be used with the Creator accessory Mods. The Volta includes an additional battery door that allows access to the HERO11 USB C port.
GoPro Quik Software Design:
The GoPro Quik Software is designed to allow control of the HERO11 using a smartphone. It is easy to setup and use. The app can be used to turn the HERO11 on and off and to control all features of the HERO11, to preview the image on the sensor, to live-stream audio and video, and to upload images to the GoPro cloud (a trial subscription for the latter is included). The app also has access to all images and photos on your smartphone, your local network, and cellular data. I am not entirely comfortable with default settings. On my iPhone, I was able to restrict access to images, local network, and cellular data. Because the connection between the app and the camera is via WiFi, the contents of the SD card cannot be viewed unless local network access is enabled.
The GoPro Quik Software is designed to allow control of the HERO11 using a smartphone. It is easy to setup and use. The app can be used to turn the HERO11 on and off and to control all features of the HERO11, to preview the image on the sensor, to live-stream audio and video, and to upload images to the GoPro cloud (a trial subscription for the latter is included). The app also has access to all images and photos on your smartphone, your local network, and cellular data. I am not entirely comfortable with default settings. On my iPhone, I was able to restrict access to images, local network, and cellular data. Because the connection between the app and the camera is via WiFi, the contents of the SD card cannot be viewed unless local network access is enabled.
GoPro Player Design (for Windows 11)
I could not get this app to perform reliably on Windows 11 using a local admin account.
I could not get this app to perform reliably on Windows 11 using a local admin account.
GoPro Webcam design (for Windows 11)
Could not get app to connect with HERO11 using a local admin account.
Could not get app to connect with HERO11 using a local admin account.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Go Prime and take your hearing into your own hands. This rechargeable, in-the ear, digital hearing aid gives you crisp and clear sound when you need it most. Go Prime is wireless, small and discreet with easy volume adjustment. This device is excellent if you are looking for added features that could help you hear better in a large variety of environments. These are over-the-counter hearing aids.
Customer Rating
2
Background hum, no intelligent signal processing
on December 12, 2022
Posted by: SonyCameraGuy
In the box:
• Left & Right hearing aids;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
• 1.0A 5.0W power adapter;
• 3 pair tips (small, medium, & large);
• 4 spare wax guards;
• 1 cleaning brush;
• Left & Right hearing aids;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
• 1.0A 5.0W power adapter;
• 3 pair tips (small, medium, & large);
• 4 spare wax guards;
• 1 cleaning brush;
No smartphone app required. This may or may not be an advantage depending on your personal preference.
There are three listening programs, normal, high-frequency, and low-frequency. Each hearing aid is adjusted separately using the button near the microphone. A long press on the button changes the listening program. Within each listening program, there are 8 listing volumes. A short press on the button cycles through the volume levels.
The hearing aids are easy to insert and remove using the pull-wire. I found them physically comfortable. However, they generate a loud screech (feedback) when anything gets close to the microphone. This is impossible to avoid when inserting and removing, but also happens when resting on a pillow and using a phone.
I could not tell a lot of difference between the normal, high-, and low-frequency programs. All three amplified surround sounds considerably at the lowest volume setting, particularly high frequencies. They were exquisitely sensitive to sounds in the immediate vicinity (e.g., my own footsteps, pant seams, keyboard, and the click of the lid on the carrying case). There was also a notable hiss when no ambient sound was present. Due to the acoustical issues, I was unable to tolerate them for more than an hour and only when sitting still and watching TV.
The only signal processing appears to be high and low frequency filtering. Human speech does not seem to be selectively enhanced. Any sound that makes it past the frequency filter is amplified regardless of whether it is speech, music, or just background noise.
Pros: Easy insertion and setup, physically comfortable;
Cons: Excessive feedback, background hum, no intelligent signal processing;
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Jabra Enhance™ Plus wireless earbuds have been engineered for advanced medical-grade hearing enhancement for your conversations, music, and calls. (iPhone only, not Android compatible) As part of GN – the only company in the world with consumer, professional, and medical-grade sound all under one roof – we have a team of expert engineers crafting the world’s leading hearing aids. Now, we’re leveraging that wealth of knowledge to launch our first ever medical-grade hearing enhancement and earbud hybrid. At 40% smaller than our current smallest earbuds*, with four built-in microphones and powerful speakers, these buds are for mild to moderate hearing loss, and specifically engineered to enhance the way you hear everything – from in-person conversations to calls, music, and media. They’re a ground-breaking achievement in miniaturization, 150 years in the making. Now you can focus on what you want to listen to, without just turning up the volume.
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In the box:
• Ear buds;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
• Ear buds;
• Charging case;
• USB (A to C) charging cable;
Setup is easy with the Jabra Enhance app. After pairing, the app uses a “hearing test” to customize the frequencies that it will accentuate. For me, these were the high frequencies.
There are three listening modes (focus, adaptive, and surround) and eleven mode volumes (0 through 10). Focus mode seems to reduce ambient background noise the most while surround mode is rather indiscriminate in what it amplifies. Adaptive mode switching between focus and surround modes based on the devices perception of whether it thinks a conversation is in progress.
My first attempt at customization resulted in a background hum that was distracting and unpleasant. My second attempt was more successful. Reducing the volume helped get rid of unnecessary amplification.
Notwithstanding the customization, the ear buds were far too sensitive to personal microphonics (i.e., my voice, breathing, and cranial acoustics).
Notwithstanding the customization, the ear buds were far too sensitive to personal microphonics (i.e., my voice, breathing, and cranial acoustics).
The ear buds were comfortable with extended use (i.e., 6 hours).
Phone calls were successful with the smartphone on which the app was installed, but, due to enhancements of my own voice and ambient surrounding, I had more, rather than less, trouble understanding the person on the other end of the call.
Pros: Easy setup, long battery life, comfort.
Cons: Excessive microphonics, variable attenuation of background noise in “adaptive” mode;
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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With 700W of power and 10 power levels, this LG LCS0712ST 0.7 cu. ft. compact microwave lets you prepare a wide variety of delicious meals. The EasyClean feature simplifies the cleaning process, and the clock keeps you notified of the time.
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5 out of 5
5 out of 5Great Compact Microwave
By PawX4
from Cary, NC
I had to return an older model that was damaged in shipment. This one is perfect as a shelf-top microwave. It has plenty of power. The interface is not conventional, but it is easy to use and has almost all of the features of its larger cousins. There is no temperature probe and no numeric key pad to enter time. Unless you need a larger size, there is no reason to look for anything else.
The only down side is the "tune" that it plays when starting and stopping. A simple tone would have sufficed.
SonyCameraGuy
Cary, NC
Review for the wrong microwave
July 1, 2017
The review above was for the 0.9 cubic foot LG microwave. It replaced the 0.7 cubic foot microwave that was damaged in shipment.
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We know pets makes messes. Whether it's tracked-in mud or bathroom accidents, BISSELL® ProHeat 2X® Revolution® Pet Pro Plus carpet cleaner handles those though pet messes with its exclusive Pet Pro Cleanup System. This system includes a CleanShot® pretreater to remove spots and stains; the 2-in-1 Pet Upholstery Tool to remove pet hair, stains and odors from upholstery, a trial-size of BISSELL® PET PRO OXY Urine Eliminator formula, and an EZ Clean Brush Roll Cover to make maintaining the machine easy. When used in MAX Clean Mode, you get powerful cleaning that outcleans the leading rental*** and leaves carpet dry in about 30 minutes with Express Clean Mode.** All of this cleaning power comes in a lightweight and maneuverable machine with a low-profile foot that gets under furniture. But this machine doesn't just pick up after pets, it helps save them, too. BISSELL® proudly supports BISSELL Pet Foundation® and its mission to help save homeless pets. When you buy a BISSELL product, you help save pets, too. We’re proud to design products that help make pet messes, odors and pet homelessness disappear.***Cleaning results based on ASTM F2828 using BISSELL PET PRO OXY Urine Eliminator formula in MAX clean mode against the Rug Doctor Mighty Pro X3 carpet cleaner using their top selling formula.**Express Clean Mode (reference instruction in user guide). Tested on new carpet with protectant. Results may vary.
Overall4 out of 5
4 out of 5Cleans well, but it's very noisy
By SonyCameraGuy
from Cary, NC
Disclaimer: My home is in the middle of a remodel and I have not had the opportunity to test the unit on indoor carpet.
The unit was easy to assembly. There is a handy mesh bag for storing the tools and hose. This model does not come with a hard floor attachment. And, despite the fact that one is pictured in the User’s Manual, Bissell does not yet offer a hard floor attachment for this model. There are several hard floor attachments advertised on the Bissell web site, but none are compatible with this model (1986). This was a real disappointment for me since the first task I had planned for this unit was to clean “mud” and drywall dust from the hardwood floor in our partially remodeled den.
I have had a chance to test the unit on the floor mats and cargo area of my car. The ”deep stain tool” did a great job on both areas and the cleaning solution removed some stains that I thought were permanent. Moving slowly over the wet areas will pick up more dirty water and leave the mats almost dry enough to use.
I hope to give this product a more thorough test and update this review once the protective plastic comes off my carpet.
As a caution, don’t fill the clean water reservoir while it is sitting on a counter. This will depress the release valve on the bottom of the reservoir and your counter will get wet. Also be aware that not all links to the User’s Guide on Bissell’s web site work. If you have trouble, try this one: https://bissellmedia.azureedge.net/-/media/site-us/documents/user-guides/1986/bissell_user_guide_proheat_2x_revolution_1964_1986_2007_series.pdf?la=en&modified=20170202170006&cdnv=1
If you are expecting quiet, this Bissell unit is anything but. I would seriously consider hearing protection if you intend to use it in an small enclosed area. It’s Noisy!
SonyCameraGuy
Cary, NC
5-star all the way!
July 2, 2017
After our renovation the Bissell got a real workout. The gunk that it got out of a freshly vacuumed carpet was amazing! Better than that, this Bissell was designed to be cleaned easily and completely. No more funky mess to fester in the machine between uses. They also now offer a bare floor attachment (not available at the time of my initial). Sorry for the initial 4-star rating. This machine is 5+ all the way!
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Record captivating vlogs and take brilliant photos with this black GoPro HERO9 camera. The high-quality CMOS sensor captures 5K video and up to 20.0MP images for stunning clarity, and support for a microSD card offers customizable storage space. This water-resistant GoPro HERO9 camera allows for use at the beach or pool.
Is there a waterproof case for the hero9 to increase the level of waterproof protection so it can be used for diving:
Yes. The ADDIV-001 waterproof cased is rated to 196ft (60m).
3 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Record captivating vlogs and take brilliant photos with this black GoPro HERO9 camera. The high-quality CMOS sensor captures 5K video and up to 20.0MP images for stunning clarity, and support for a microSD card offers customizable storage space. This water-resistant GoPro HERO9 camera allows for use at the beach or pool.
New model and no HDR?
HDR is enabled under the "SuperPhoto" option. It is not supported (or necessary) when shooting in RAW format.
3 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Record captivating vlogs and take brilliant photos with this black GoPro HERO9 camera. The high-quality CMOS sensor captures 5K video and up to 20.0MP images for stunning clarity, and support for a microSD card offers customizable storage space. This water-resistant GoPro HERO9 camera allows for use at the beach or pool.
What is the largest size memory card that is compatible, and is it SD or MicroSD?
GoPro Hero 9 Black uses microSD, microSDHC, or microSDXC (Class 10 or UHS-I rating) up to 256GB.
Recommended microSD cards are at gopro.com/microsdcards.
Recommended microSD cards are at gopro.com/microsdcards.
3 years, 6 months ago
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The weBoost Installed Home Complete cell signal booster is the 1st residential booster to include professional installation and provides a best-in-class solution for weak or nonexistent indoor cellular coverage. With the weBoost Installed, your home will never be out of range again. The weBoost Installed takes an existing cell signal from outside, amplifies it, then broadcasts it throughout your home. Here’s how it works: 1. After receiving your box, you’ll call to schedule your installation. This can be scheduled as soon as the following day. 2. Your professional installer will use their expertise to ensure your home receives the best cell signal coverage possible. 3. Once installed, that’s it. No subscription fees or additional payments, your home is now a place where you and your family will experience faster data speeds, fewer dropped calls, better voice quality, superior streaming capability, and more. Simultaneously, anyone using a phone or cell device inside your home will start to enjoy reliable cellular connectivity. The weBoost Installed | Home Complete works on every network and on all major U.S.carriers, including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, US Cellular, and Straight Talk. When you purchase the weBoost Installed | Home Complete, you’ll benefit from knowing: 1. We are committed to solving your connectivity issues. Our installers won’t leave until you are completely satisfied with your home’s cell signal coverage 2. We have a U.S.-based customer support team in Utah dedicated to help and always a toll-free call or email away. 3. We were the first to design, build, and install cell signal boosters for home use. We are also the first to offer professional installation as part of a complete solution. 4. Our products are backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 2-year warranty. 5. Our products are 5G ready and will continue to improve cell signal for the next decade and beyond in a 5G world. The weBoost Installed is your complete solution for fixing bad cell signal coverage for good. Leave dropped calls and slow internet speeds behind and look forward to always being connected.
Does this boost WiFi and cell phone service?
The weBoost is only designed to improve the cellular reception in your home. It does not interfere with or boost in-home WiFi signals. It uses a small outdoor directional antenna (normally mounted on the roof or under the eaves) to pick up the cellular signal from the best available cellular tower. Coaxial cable takes the cellular signal from the outdoor antenna to an indoor booster that amplifies the cellular signal and passes it to a small indoor antenna. Images of the components can be seen at https://www.weboost.com/.
3 years, 10 months ago
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The reliable Brother MFC-L3710CW digital color all-in-one printer is an ideal choice for home and small offices looking for laser printer performance and need full functionality, print, copy, scan and fax, in a compact footprint. The up to 50-sheet automatic document feeder enables multipage copying, scanning and faxing, plus quick print speeds of up to 19 pages per minute. The manual feed slot accommodates varied printing needs and can handle a variety of paper types and sizes, including card stock, envelopes and more. The 250-sheet capacity adjustable paper tray helps improve efficiency with fewer refills and handles letter- or legal-size paper. Connect with versatile options, including built-in wireless or USB interfaces, and print wirelessly from mobile devices³. Save time by creating custom shortcuts on the 3.7" color touch screen, which also enables you to directly print from and scan to popular cloud apps, including Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, OneNote and more¹. Brother Genuine high-yield replacement toner cartridges help lower printing costs. Comes with a 1-year limited warranty and free online, call or live chat support for the life of your product.Prints up to 19 ISO ppm*, up to 19 ppm* in color.
Can you copy on photo paper. From a camera?
I would not recommend this printer for printing photos. Color calibration must be done manually and only laser printer stock is recommended. There is glossy brochure paper that you could use, but most photo paper is intended for use in ink-jet printer and is not intended to withstand the heat of laser printing.
4 years, 6 months ago
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The reliable Brother MFC-L3710CW digital color all-in-one printer is an ideal choice for home and small offices looking for laser printer performance and need full functionality, print, copy, scan and fax, in a compact footprint. The up to 50-sheet automatic document feeder enables multipage copying, scanning and faxing, plus quick print speeds of up to 19 pages per minute. The manual feed slot accommodates varied printing needs and can handle a variety of paper types and sizes, including card stock, envelopes and more. The 250-sheet capacity adjustable paper tray helps improve efficiency with fewer refills and handles letter- or legal-size paper. Connect with versatile options, including built-in wireless or USB interfaces, and print wirelessly from mobile devices³. Save time by creating custom shortcuts on the 3.7" color touch screen, which also enables you to directly print from and scan to popular cloud apps, including Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, OneNote and more¹. Brother Genuine high-yield replacement toner cartridges help lower printing costs. Comes with a 1-year limited warranty and free online, call or live chat support for the life of your product.Prints up to 19 ISO ppm*, up to 19 ppm* in color.
will it scan two sided to two sided through the scanner?
No. This printer will not perform duplex printing or scanning.
4 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Complete tasks with ease while on the go by using this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet. The included intuitive S Pen lets you take and edit notes for a smooth work experience, while the magnetic technology makes storage and charging easy. Attach a keyboard with built-in trackpad to this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet for a seamless PC desktop experience.
Does it have HDR?
There is an option to engage HDR for photos (and perhaps video). The Tab S6 will decode video up to 8K, but so far as I can tell, the 2560 x 1600 (WQXGA) display is not HDR capable with regard to video streaming/playback.
4 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Complete tasks with ease while on the go by using this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet. The included intuitive S Pen lets you take and edit notes for a smooth work experience, while the magnetic technology makes storage and charging easy. Attach a keyboard with built-in trackpad to this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet for a seamless PC desktop experience.
Does it have a headphone jack ? I must have a headphone jack. Wireless sound is not as good quality.
There is no headphone jack on the Tab S6. I suggest a USB(C) headphone adapter or DAC/AMP if you are not satisfied with the sound quality using Bluetooth 5.0.
4 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Complete tasks with ease while on the go by using this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet. The included intuitive S Pen lets you take and edit notes for a smooth work experience, while the magnetic technology makes storage and charging easy. Attach a keyboard with built-in trackpad to this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet for a seamless PC desktop experience.
The charger it comes with is 25W or 15W?
The charger is dual voltage (9.0v @ 1.67A and 5.0v @ 2.0A). The 9.0v x 1.67A = 15.03 watts.
4 years, 6 months ago
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SonyCameraGuy
Complete tasks with ease while on the go by using this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet. The included intuitive S Pen lets you take and edit notes for a smooth work experience, while the magnetic technology makes storage and charging easy. Attach a keyboard with built-in trackpad to this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 tablet for a seamless PC desktop experience.
Is this device GPS enabled like the S4?
Yes. Location services use a combination of GPS, wireless network, and Wi-Fi data. Photos can be tagged with GPS EXIF data.
4 years, 6 months ago
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