Best Rated Ipod Classic 6Th Gen Bluetooth Transmitter

I believe this is my 6th set of wireless lav mics, including the original Rode Wireless GO set and this is hands down the best value and the smartest set. I loved my original set and was using it contentedly but as soon as they announced that I could have two transmitters and that everything would record IN THE MIC, I was sold. I'm a full time YouTuber and, having lost recordings due to static, interference and more, I knew that the onboard recording feature alone was enough to save me hours of potential frustration and was a game changer. I have been using these for a couple of months now (since they came out) and would highly recommend them to anyone. The sound quality is excellent and the software is simple and easy to use - though you likely will rarely need it. I use a separate lapel mic with the transmitter because I don't want the whole transmitter showing in the video. I also use a 3D Printed T-Shirt mic holder. I have yet to lose a single bit of audio from either my first gen or second gen Wireless GOs, which is impressive. Don't hesitate - buy these!

Finally I did a storage upgrade on my old iPod classic 7th gen. Used this CF adapter, cf to zif board from Aliexpress and sandisk 200gb. So far so good. Now I have enough storage to put my ALAC library without converting it to mp3 or aac.

Easy to install, fits my iPad 6th gen very well

THE BEST TRANSMITTER FOR MY PHONAK!

Best gen 3 NVMe

Bought this 6th Gen iPad so I could use my aging 3rd Gen iPad as a dedicated teleprompter. Originally ordered it from Amazon. But after a week, got a message that said they canceled my order due to lack of inventory. What?! Amazon has dozens of Apple resellers. They are ALL out? So I went to the ever trusty B&H on the off chance they had one. Sure enough, not only did they have one, they sent me an email that it had been shipped out only about an hour after I ordered it! It is that kind of service I've ALWAYS had from B&H. From my perspective and experience, you can't go wrong using them.

I love the size of the mini iPad as I mainly read on it. I think the mini has often been overpriced (costing more than the entry iPad but often not as powerful as its refreshes have been far apart). But the 6th gen finally got me to replace my 2nd gen mini (it helps that my 2nd gen was feeling sluggish and not holding a charge for nearly as long). The 6th gen has some nice features that the entry level currently doesn't.I prefer the usb c to lightning (fewer cables as my other devices move to usb c). As a photographer, I like that the screen is wide gamut P3 instead of sRGB. I like that it supports Bluetooth 5 and Wifi 6. I also have a 2nd gen Apple Pencil for use on another iPad, so I like that I can use it on the mini if desired. I was a little concerned about scrolling issues with the screen since that has been written about a fair amount in the press ... but I haven't noticed any screen issues. Overall, very happy with the upgrade.

This helped bring my old laptop to life. An i3 6th gen with 6gb ram struggling on a spinning platter has been revived. Its now let me use InDesign on it as well

Finally picked one up after having to wait for months. A huge upgrade from the i5 6th gen I was running

I have a 6th gen iPad and this adapter connected to the lightning port and to a recent 55 TV. The results were excellent. Nice sharp picture and clean, full audio. Can't do any better than that