Best Laptops For College Students 2013 Under 500

THIS IS A GREAT BUY!!!!BEST MIC YOU CAN GET FOR UNDER 500!!!...WILL BE BUYING FROM THEM AGAIN VERY SOON!!@@!!!! JW

Amazing quality, best investment for college students!

Best snoot ever, definitely will recommend to my students.

Great case! Perfect for deployments, emergency preparedness, college students, etc.

Bought this way back in 2013 for use with my college computer program which involved a lot of network device configuration (primarily with Cisco switches, routers, and firewalls). Never had an issue with this adapter functioning as intended. It worked reliably and it's really durable considering I've had it knotted in a ball, and stored in a tight coil but it still works. It's almost 4 years later and I have no concerns about this thing lasting me a decade or above. Never did use the parallel portion. If there's any complaint I have, it's that it feels a little cheap since it's just plastic, and it looks very plain with just the grey. Making it like a black matte plastic like the many video adapters, and adding the company logo would be a nice change.

This was FANTASTIC for moving my college students into their dorm room! I also received MANY complements on having it!!

I teach college photography and this is the sole paper I tell my students to use. It rocks and is worthy of any museum.

We use this case to carry 24 laptops and chargers for our students to learn from. It carry's that weight effortlessly, and keeps the equipment safe and clean in all weather conditions. Great Product!!!

Bought just as it came out in 2013 for a Tanzania safari - yes, was more than I was eager to spend but when considering cost of trips - vs either Sigma and Tokina - didnt make sense - would I do another Africa photo safari? BUT Couldnt have been more pleased with choice after returning with beautiful images where I was able to shoot at low end (80mm) of wildlife close in as well as further out. Subsequent travel continues to yield excellent results. Have always been knocked out by results with this piece of kit. Could an extra 100mm on long end sometimes be valuable; yes - but on balance think this option is more successful all around - for me. Recently looked at the 200-500 to potentially sell this and swap but when handled the 200-500 size/weight determined that as an advanced amateur travelling with this and other equipt would literally be too much. If I just was shooting on day trips or didnt need to carry a backpack - might come to a different decision. Did I mention I like what is having a usable if not optimal walk around lens (weight - size of 80-400 is not that difficult). Anyhow - sometimes more costs more - we're Nikon shooters right?? Consider your use case carefully for this purchase....

Our students use this tripod shooting football and basketball games. This tripod is rugged enough to survive college students.