Best Rated Cordless Vacuum Under 100

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

This has to be the best bang for buck for the Fuji X system. Under 100 bucks and you get solid metal build, great IQ, clicky aperture ring, etc. Its fairly compact, renders some great bokeh, and overall has a great design to it as well. Definitely recommend for those on a budget and also those wanting to produce excellent images with a manual lens.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

Under 20 bucks and it works

I've been processing TMAX 100 (rated at 100 or 400), Tri-X (rated at 400 or 1600), TMAX P3200 (usually rated at 6400) and Delta 3200 (usually rated at 6400) in Kodak HC110b for over a decade. The 2019 reformulation worried me but besides a little crystal formation at bottom of the bottle once opened for a few months, it performs as well as the good old syrup concentrate. Best of all, I use all the same temps and times. The new formula produces the high acutance and rich tones with easy use that HC110 has been known for since 1962!

This is one of the best choices out there for a B&W All-in-One. We go through a Brother All-n-One every two years and get the rated 100,000 pages out of them with zero down-time and no breakdowns. This is a communal, open-access device and is used for printing, copying, scanning, and Faxing. Just use any decent multi-purpose copy paper. Although the DR-820 drum is rated for only 30,000 pages you can actually get 50,000 pages out of them if you read the fine print in the Brother literature. Calculating using the B&H cost for the L5800DW, TN-850 toners and a DR-820 drum I found that it costs about 2.5 cents/page for each page printed over the 100,000 page lifetime not counting the cost of the paper. The latest Brother 5000-series (like the L5800DW) are very speedy in printing and scanning and just about jam-proof. The one advantage of the L5800DW is that it does not have a duplexing document feeder which can be prone to jamming if you try to feed junky paper documents into them. The duplex, two-sided printing works flawlessly over the 100,000 lifetime. The only reason we bought this one is that it replaced the equivalent Brother All-in-One unit that I bought 9 years ago and had made its 100,000 pages.

Going out of country and didn't want to pack my big Gitzo. This TT-100 is rated at 13lbs I think and as you can see from the plus it can handle very bit of that. The camera is Nikon D810 First lens wide angle Tokina f2.8 16-28mm Second lens mounted incorrectly but show what the TT-100 can hold is Tamron f2.8 70-200mm

I purchased my Celestron 25 x 100 binoculars from B &H and mounted them on a tripod rated for 10 lbs. I use them for astronomy and can see ORION and the Horsehead nebula very well as well as the moons that orbit Jupiter and the rings around Saturn. I also was able to use them to observe the comet PANSTARRS with great clarity. I very impressed with the optics as I also have a pair of FUJINON 16x70 and these Celestron are just as good. For the money I don't think you can go wrong and Celestron stands behind their products. I would recommend them highly.