15 Plus Fitness Tracker Military Time

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

Great for military use.

I use this product for pinups and fitness shots at this time. With the results I'm getting I will be using for other types of shoots.

Military grade

Does the job. Gets notifications and tells the time. Don't use the fitness tracking so can't comment on that. Battery life is kind of disappointing. But still lasts about 10 days

We have 5 of these. Plus about 15 other drives. Our preferred drives for file storage. The good: reliability. In my opinion, one of the most reliable and fast desktop drives in this price range. The bad: a little louder than average; have more connectivity issues when used through Caldigit or OWC docks. They connect fine 99% of the time but it seems we have to unplug and re-plug one into a dock about 1x/week to have the computer recognize it.

This is only my second roll of film since I started shooting film again after a 15 year break. After shooting a roll of Acros II, I was ready to end my analog resurgence because I found Acros to be low contrast, dull and muddy. I found FP4 Plus to be far superior to Acros II. FP4 Plus has much better contrast and grain structure.

I've been using Bitdefender Antivirus Plus for over 15 years and it's never failed me. It alerts me what it has blocked a dangerous or suspect site so I know it's working. Any updates occur at least daily with screen alerts to let me know when an urgent update is needed along with a restart. Always listed among the best AV software.

One thing we learned in the military, always have something in reserve for when the action starts., in this case when the presentation has to be made and you don’t have time to spare.

I have been using this tracker over the last 2 years since its initial launch. After two years of photographing exclusively with this unit at night and working with 100+ units in different astrophotography workshops, I think I have enough experience to give an honest review. It's a genius idea packed with a ton of features, but the learning curve on this tracker is hard. Many things are not straightforward, and it's normal to feel overwhelmed and frustrated at first. On top of that, Benro doesn't offer a comprehensive manual, which creates even more confusion and makes you feel desperate as you don't know what can be wrong. However, if you put the time and practice, what you can do with this tracker is simply magical. I have been automating tracked panoramas for 2+ hours while I was sleeping on my tent while camping, or while capturing the reflection of the Milky Way, which would be impossible otherwise. At this moment, it's my main star-tracker, and I wouldn't change it for any other. I love it so much that I created a dedicated tutorial just to explain how it works: https://academy.capturetheatlas.com/benro-polaris-masterclass-en/ Don't read the discouraging reviews. If you don't mind putting some extra time into practicing and learning how it works, it'll be completely worth it. You can see attached some images captured with the Benro Polaris over the last two years.