Appliance Center Outlet Waldorf Reviews

Great appliance to use as a music server.

I almost didn't order it because of the poor connection reviews that were posted. It was not the case for me and it gives me options when I am near an outlet.

I have many cds and DVDs, this little appliance allows me to use all that old media

Agree with all the five-star reviews - this charger is compact, tucking away the prongs so as not to spear you from inside a handbag or camera bag; it is reliable and fast as advertised, and it treats Canon batteries just right! Yet, I feel it important to mention its selfishness when it’s doing its job... Because there is no way to cord this away from the power source, if you have two of these puppies, you’ll need TWO entire wall outlets to charge them. That’s because the LC-E6 obfuscates the second outlet, forcing you to unplug anything else that’s there. I even tried carrying an outlet multiplier when traveling. While that moves the charger away from the wall, it still covers open outlets and USB ports such that you can’t keep things plugged in there, either. Canon: can’t we have a CORDED TWO-BATTERY PACK charger please? My Rebel T3ii had this accessory and I used it constantly. Signed, There Are Not Enough Outlets in the Wall/World for This Charger

We have had a Roku for at least 4 years and still enjoy all we can watch. Great little appliance.

I reviewed a bunch of tripods before buying this and was worried about some of the negative reviews I read but I have nothing but good things to say and think this is the best tripod you can buy for under $100, and performs better with more features than more expensive ones I've tried out. The fluid head is tight and smooth with the perfect amount of resistance for simultaneous or single direction pans and tilts. It is super light, yet appears rugged and very professional. This does not look like some rinky dink consumer product, it looks like it weights more but is instead super mobile and portable. A few negative reviews mention there is play in the head but that is not true.. you have to tighten the center column and then there is no play at all making for ultra smooth head movement with zero play. I love having the center column crank control which many expensive models dont have and once you get the hang of it, it can be another dimension of camera mobility while filming for vertical tracking. I got this cause I am 6'3'' and don't want to lean down to view my shots but i was worried about stability, however this thing is very stable even with center column raised. I don't even need the lower most legs extended, instead I use the top two levels of leg extensions with some center column extension, but with all 3 leg extensions this thing towers over me for incredible higher perspective shots. This thing is worth every penny and more.

I think some of these reviews are fake. I own a tutoring center, and I honestly print 10+ pages per day. times 5 work per week...that is 2,600 pages, which makes sense because I changed it once a year at most. Also! I stretch the life by printing only 300dpi, black and white, and no graphics, just textbooks, math worksheets, contracts, etc.

There are negative reviews about this product that almost made me 2nd guess purchase. They describe this mount being top heavy. Using common sense and moving the mounting arms lower on the center arm completely remedied that, if it was even an issue in the first place. I have a 27in monitor mounted center with 19.5 in monitors mounted vertically on either side. I NEVER have had even one problem with balance. This stand is well made and does require some aggressive tightening of joints in order to secure the angles you want, but well WELL worth the price compared to other 3 mounts stands.

Yup, it's much better than most of the reviews suggest. Wide open the center is bitingly sharp, and towards the corners I find it's no worse than my old Panasonic 7-14, and at f4 it absolutely kills throughout the frame. Being able to use it at f2 and get good images is very helpful in many of the low light places where I shoot. And, it's easy to focus. Plus it makes nice bokeh when used a bit closer too. However the big advantage it that it totally rocks to be able to carry it in a pocket if need be, much more portable than any zoom. Super wide, and super convenient.

Before purchasing this book, I was concerned from reviews it would center too much on boudoir and not enough on info/teaching for general portraiture. I feel the bulk of this book is not boudoir, but focuses on knowledge and practices good for almost all portrait photographers to know. I'm an amateur just getting into portrait photography, and I've found this book invaluable. I've learned important things from it I never would have thought of. The book probably doesn't cover everything, but it has made a big dent. Very happy I purchased this.