Best Rated Top Load Washing Machines 2017

I think these should be the top rated cases.

Lost this light at least 9 months ago, was pulling a load of towels out of the washing machine and this fell out........to my amazement the thing turned right on, original battery.....A little rusty put its definitely clean now, tough tough light.

Bought in year 2017 no problems so far, no disconnections, no network hiccups, I have 8 machines connected , two cameras connected to it all of them connected to internet. -- 3 years of NO problems. Here's the caveat if you're a novice user regarding routers you may not like this, it will look complicated but if you read a little bit of its manuals you'll catch it and this thing is easy to configure. Security wise it is very good also it didn't answer any of the port probes given by GRC.COM's Shields UP [ https://www.grc.com/intro.htm ] which is very good. The only thing you need to do is FIRMWARE update. That's all you need. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Best value for ink to use in some Canon machines. Old one comes out easily and the new one slides right in.

Top rated case, wouldnt put my gear in any other case!!

Rated as a top performer for my new Nikon Z9

Best for its size, weight, load, stiffness.

These filters are top-rated without Leica pricing. Enough said.

This is remarkably lightweight and compact, increasing the odds that it will be tucked in my kit and so available when I need it, and rated over twice the load capability that I need even for my big lens. I generally prefer the flip-locks on various pods, but I've acclimated to the twist-locks on this one well, and can make the occasional on-the-fly adjustment in height easily while not moving my eye from the camera. Using it mostly for shooting sports, it provides the support, flexibility, and movement necessary to follow the ball (usually a soccer one). I'm very please with the purchase.

I know this ball head load was rated much higher than I needed (8 lbs) but I wanted to make sure that I had some headroom in case I acquired some large glass. It is extreme stable and, when adjusted properly for your gear weight (instructions cover how), you can reposition the camera with ease. One tip: if you secure the BC-139 to your tripod base and then lock it on with set screws under the base, don't tighten the screws too far or the pano adjustment drags considerably.