Battery Numbers Mickey Mouse Watch Serial

tiny little mickey mouse battery caddy turning out to be one of my favorite items -- I've bought quite a few. great for keeping batteries organized in camera backpack, flash case, car, storage, coat, etc. I've tried the rest. This design is the only keeper ...

So awesome, I had to snag a second pair. Ironically, I got consecutive serial numbers. Quality of sound is excellent. Combined with my yeti blackout rig, my voiceover work has been going a lot better.

Use it at work to view tiny serial numbers. Will use it more and more as it is so very easy to carry. Typically you hold the magnifier to your eye and move back and forth to bring the item into focus. This loupe causes me to occasionally need my Surefire flashlight to wash out the shadows created by my big fat head. :-)

Has a numbers pad, but is smaller without the side trim. Easy to type on and leaves more room for the mouse on my pull-out keyboard table.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This keyboard and mouse combo is my favorite. The last 10 keyboards i've bought has been this exact pair. I use it on my main computer as well as on my gaming computer it works great for both. I never had a problem with this keyboard except the numbers and letters on the keycaps fading away. When the letters fade is when i replace the keyboard. I wish i could buy replacement keycaps but you can't. A working keyboard gets trashed because of faded letters and numbers.

I use this for my mickey mole and it's a great lamp for the price. No problems yet.

Pricey..but most know going into the process of printing at home that the ink is Mickey D's french fries...it's where the money is made. Although cheaper; I've never been interested in trying an off brand. These work every time

It works so much better than the battery-powered mouse.

Picked this up to serve primarily as an external mic for my camcorder. Thankfully, the camcorder allows for the auto-power-on feature of this mic to work seamlessly. So that's a huge win for usability. In the future, I also plan to use with my DSLR. The unit is very light, even with batteries installed. It mounts very well to standard-sized shoes. I have not fully analyzed the sound quality over the built-in mics, but am already enjoying lower noise. The +20, 0 and -10dB settings give you enough play for various situations. Mono vs. stereo modes work as expected and was perhaps the most important aspect of me picking up this unit. I haven't yet tested the furry windscreen as that part is arriving later as part of an earlier rebate program. But the built-in foam screen is very nice and fits nice and snug; no risk of falling out. Finally, because ratings must only be in whole numbers, I'm going to remove half a star for the following: Both the serial number and battery orientation diagram are within the battery slot and very difficult to see. I managed to capture a picture of it with my smart phone since focusing distance could be very close (about an inch or so). It would have been much better to have the serial say under the unit and the battery orientation on the inside of the battery cover itself. I may end up making my own indicator sticker later.

As an Amateur Radio operator I needed an interface device to connect my serial devices to the computer. There are many USB/Serial adpators on the market. The Keyspan USB/Serial adpator has proven time & again to be the hands down favorite due to its reliability, quality and performance. You will not regret this purchase, especially if your looking to interface your serial devices to the computer.