Best Rated Small Microwave 2015

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

It deserves the judge of just the right balance of flexibility and ease of operation, as winner of InfoComm 2015 Best of Show from SVC. We could use it pretty easy and intuitive, and extremely quick-switch when we want to share/present/collaborative talk with each other attendee in the huddle room.

Customer since 2015.

I use ONLY these drives in CCTV recorders. Rated for the constant 24/7/365 use, these drives are the BEST! I ordered 10 and got them QUICK! Total cost was less than I could have gotten them locally at an electronic retailer, but of course they didn't have any in any of their 5 Los Angeles locations!!!! B&H Photo is the BEST!!!!

Power in small package I had been worked with Godox products since 2015 but I just used to own the Godox Ving flash until last week I upgrade to AD200 pro and notice the difference right away. Reliable brand!!

Been using a pair of these since 2015 and 6 years later they are still holding up well. The audio quality is great and the best part is how small it is. If I lose my current ones, I would just re-purchase these again.

If you have small cables to gather, these are The Best.

This is Manfrotto quality in a surprisingly-small (and affordable) design.  I’ve always preferred a Manfrotto tripod and head for fluid, client-critical video. But when I realized that I needed an ultra-small, ultra-low-profile stationary solution to put a relatively heavy (5-pound) teleprompter just a few inches above the top of a desk, I never expected Manfrotto to show-up in the B&H search, but I’m glad it did.  It’s been installed on that desk for two weeks now, and the prompter mount remains rock-solid with no slippage (i.e., no vertical or horizontal lines in the background going askew in the frame).  Depending on your requirements, note that this version is rated for 5+ pounds, while there is also a less-expensive version (about half the price, but still Manfrotto) rated at 2+ pounds.  Thanks to Manfrotto and B&H for keeping up with their customers’ evolving needs!

I own several pairs of highly rated binoculars that I use for bird watching, but I wanted something really small and inexpensive to carry with me during other activities. I do own a pair of pocket binoculars that are even smaller than these, and cost much more, but they are 10X power, which makes them hard to hold steady, and their eye relief is barely adequate for someone who wears glasses, as I do. I have found most binoculars costing less than $200 to be terrible, but I've had had good luck with Pentax cameras and optics and on paper these were exactly what I was looking for, so I bought these. All I can say is that these are astonishingly good for the price. The image is bright and free of distortion and chromatic aberration right to the edge of the field of view, which is admittedly much narrower than larger binoculars. Ricoh's specs do not indicate that these use ED glass, but the optical quality is such that I would have guessed they do. They are also solidly built and focusing is tight and precise. There are no objective lens covers and the flimsy ocular lens caps provided are worthless, but that's fine for something I want to keep in a lightweight case in my pocket or a bag. As other reviewers have noted, the case supplied is too snug, but a Megagear neoprene case for small cameras like a Canon Powershot or Fuji XF10 fits perfectly.

This little flashlight is simply amazing. Although is rated at 90 lumens, it seemed way brighter than its rating. Its tiny size makes it very portable, small enough to be attached to a keychain. I highly recommend this flashlight for those who are looking for something that is small enough to fit on the keychain.