Black Aesthetic Wallpaper Laptop Guy

What can you say about tape? It's black, just like the description says. It's cloth and easy to tear. The first time I used it on wallpaper, it didn't hurt the wallpaper, which is nice. Read the description: this is only 12 yards, it's a mini-spool about 4 inches in diameter. Great for traveling, but not going to tape down a lot of wires.

Something different from black aesthetic, very nice. It matches my headset, mouse, and mic.

I love this laptop, I am an IT guy and took this to the test...its performance is amazing.

I used this stand in my office and recently decided to get one for my home. Its aesthetic is beautiful and simple, and it places my laptop at the perfect height.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] By far the best laptop backpack I ever owned. This meets all my functional and aesthetic requirements. I being a start-up owner have to carry a bunch of gadgets and associated accessories all the time with some space for reading material. I am surprised how nicely this small footprint bag accommodates all my stuff. The build and design quality is uber. Great job Samsonite designing this product.

This laptop sleeve has a great texture and aesthetic, and has enough space for the laptop and extra power cables, adaptors etc. I'm using it for my 13 inch Macbook Pro, and really happy about the extra pocket and space inside. It also has a soft fleecy feel inside which is easier to slip the laptop in and out, compared to neoprene sleeves.

This is the best laptop I have ever had. My IT guy picked it out for me. He is an expert and picked just what I needed.

I use this paper for printing dollhouse wallpaper and my customers love it.  It is the right thickness for gluing onto wood.

At first I didn't know what to expect from this little guy and I didn't want to put it on such a fine firearm as this Black Rain AR! But this is my wife's gun and she liked it so I caved to her wants. And after shooting it, I'm glad that I did! For the price it's a fine little red dot, and stays true even after running 1000 rounds threw the firearm.

I'm an old guy who spent 30+ years in the black and white darkroom, but when it came to color I'd always used a good pro lab. I've recently launched into the fine art market and decided to see if the Epson wide-format printers were as good as I'd heard. Simply, yes. I had images that never printed well on Kodak or Fuji silver halide paper (from good labs), but my first trial with the 3880 was stunning. The wider color gamut (which I don't really completely understand) apparently makes a measurable difference. Plus, my per-print cost over the pro labs is less, even though the quality is better. And, since this is technically a review of the light black ink for the 3880, let me assure you that it is, indeed, light black.