27 Built In Microwave Oven With Convection Cooking

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I like that they are eco friendly and can be refreshed in the microwave. I had another brand that requires oven use, which is impractical living in an RV. This is the best solution. Bag is sturdy, is flexible to fit into spaces of bags, boxes.

Standing design is only good for a cheap case (convection), bad for stability. I destroyed one of these by tipping it from standing to laying flat accidentally, while in use. How fragile is that? I managed to get a replacement after shipping it to WD operations in Vietnam (register it on the WD support website with your receipt and request RMA). If you will be carrying this drive around or it won't be in a place that it can't get knocked down flat, do yourself a favour and buy a vertical enclosure instead of the standing one.

Physical size looks like a miniature. The thin metal cools the electronics by convection. It gets warm to the touch but it is not a problem...

Great alternative to packets you put in the oven to recharge

Upgraded our old 24 iMac to a new 27 machine. New on does not have a built in CD/DVD drive. Although not much use for one these days, I prefer to still have one. Drive works great and allows adds a little more flexibility to the system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a hobbyist photographer/videographer (I sell products but it's not my full time job) and this monitor has been excellent so far for editing. For the past several years my setup has been three 27" QHD (2K) monitors, but I recently got into drone photography and decided to replace one of the monitors with something bigger to help with editing the larger landscape photos (it has helped). I also recently built a new computer and wanted to get a 4K monitor to take advantage of the upgraded video card (that was more of a "want" than a "need" but it was definitely worth it). As for gaming, I'm way too old to be hardcore lol. For the games I do play - WOW, (non-hardcore) MOBA, strategy/simulations, etc - this monitor is a huge upgrade from a 27" QHD and delivers excellent performance. The monitor arrived well packaged with no dead pixels or any other problems. The stand isn't anything fancy but it serves its purpose - height & angle adjustability more than meet my needs (I'll probably eventually get an arm and mount it like my other 2 monitors to free up some desk space). There were some cables in the box but my desk is a little distance from my computer so I ordered a longer cable (Cable Matters DP 1.4, 16 feet) for 20 bucks and it works fine. The monitor's color gamut and brightness are great for my needs and it calibrated easily using my Spyder. I haven't used the speakers. If you need more than a billion colors, built-in hardware color calibration or an insane refresh rate, this monitor isn't for you - you'll either need to get a smaller monitor pay a lot more. But for general use, this is great monitor for the price! I've had it for 2 weeks and am very happy with the purchase.

This belt is extremely well built and will last a long time. One issue I have is that even though It says 27” minimum, it’s still too large for my waist. I’ve tried wearing it over a jacket, but it still slips down and I have to continually take it off and reattach it. Worth the money, though.

This is my 2nd 27" AIO. The other, built in 2015, is still working great but not able to update to Win11. This new one is almost exactly the same and worked perfectly out of the box. Win11 not so much but they got us by the short hair on this one.

My apartment constantly has power outages, especially during the winter. This is a well built machine. Use it with my 27 4K Monitor and MBP 2016 15 with no problems. It works well with a Mac.