10 Inch Wide Plastic Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

I am happy, it works what I do with a 10 inch monitor for zoom calls.

this is a really cool product......I use 2 of these plus one of the 10 inch versions and a couple of ring lights in a portrait setup......the 2 18 inches are key and fill.....the 10 inch is a kicker/hair light and I use the ring lights to basically bump up the overall exposure......essentially these are round soft boxes.....absolutely flat output across the surface and in today's world with higher acceptable ISOs really nice......I work with a group of photographers who photograph together.....using continuous lights is easier than flash because we don't all shoot the same brand and would have to change triggers .......highly recommend...

In this day of technological marvels it is seldom, indeed rare, that such a small, minor, nondiscript, archaic, tiny, insignificant, and aesthetically displeasing device could make such an impact on the photographic abilities of a single human such as myself. I bought this rubberized marvel to replace the gigantic plastic lens hood on my Canon EF 70-200mm L non IS zoom lens which in turn fits on my Canon T1i 15 (or so) magapixil camera sitting atop a Canon monopod. So you see I am somewhat of a fan of Canon equipment. Then why didn't I buy a Canon rubber lens hood instead of this off-label and off-brand one? Simply put it's because Canon does not make one. But I was not displeased in the least with my 67mm Screw-In Folding Rubber Lens Hood #900. The build quality is excellent. The rubber is supple, but yet has a quality feel when expanded to it's fully erect lenght of almost 3/4 of an inch. This gives full protection from any source of flare that is at a more that 80 degree angle from the lens. Not only that but when you lay the lens down on a table the rubber, as opposed to Canon's cheap plastic cover, keeps the lens from rolling away. No more checking tables with a bubble level to make sure your equipment is safe. But wait, there's more. Even if you don't find this hood to be everything you wanted and then some as I did, you can put duct tape over the bottom and use it as a collapsible cup for drinking Cosmos while working on Adobe Photoshop CS2 in front of your HP w2207 22 inch monitor. In summary this is well made, does exactly what it says it will, ... and serves a definite albeit niche need. I am going to try it for the first time next week and will write a full followup report then. ...

What's more, there is Asustor College online that can answer 40 or so questions, check it out before you buy. My suggestion is buy SSD drives, the unit will be completely silent and generate much less heat. Also, if using Acronis be aware you will need a v3.x USB drive to copy the backup files so the boot CD has something to write to the pc's C: drive. Lastly, when mounting 2.5 inch drives, be aware there are some plastic mounting strips intended for 3.5 inch hard drives you'll need to remove in order to mount the 2.5's. Press the end of the plastic pin which holds them in. I was done with the whole migration, doubling my storage, in about three hours.

This is a great little sling bag for my MacBook Pro 13 inch. I have a plastic cover and leather book cover case on my MacBook, and it still fits in the sling bag. Even with the macbook inside, I can still fit an external hard drive inside the side pocket. Highly recommended.

I like that it's made out of ocean-bound plastic, and there is zero packaging to throw away. Note that 17.3-inch is a LARGE laptop, so check the dimension of the bag ... it might not be obvious from the pictures but this bag is "taller" than the average laptop bag.

Since it has no moving parts what can be said? It's a simple 3x3 inch colored polyester piece of plastic with which ones shoots photos. The worst that can be said is it works as it should. What more could you ask for?

Am using this with my. Ikon D850. Gets the speedlight up off the camera. It is very sturdy. However, like others suggest replace the plastic "bolts" that hold the camera with metal ones. Less than a dollar at a hardware store. One quarter inch X 20 threads. Do not know why Vello uses the plastic type. Have read reports of the material the grip is made with that it is not good. I find the grip to be fine. Have no problem with it. Overall this is well worth it's price. Do order the Vello 12 inch flash extension cable to go with it.

Exactly what I needed for lighting up backstage rack drawers. Just as described.