Braun Watch Battery Size

I lost my Canon Canon Charger and bought a Braun charger to save the Cristmas. That one needs a space engineer to fit the battery so I bought this one to simplify my life and had luck. There was a euro plug adapter and even a car power option. No complications at all

I have a PacificImage PS5000 slide scanner. This tray is needed to scan cardboard slides. Trying to scan slides with a regular tray (comes in white color for Braun) is frustrating as the slides will constantly jam. This tray (comes in gray color for Braun) has a ridge added into the slide slot which means less wiggle room for the slide to move around and cause a jam. If you have old glass slides, or cardboard slides with an aluminum frame, then the regular tray works fine. But for cardboard or plastic slides, you need this tray.

The Braun Reflecta is a easy to use device, scans and copies slides to .jpg files quite rapidly. It's high resolution, allows for slide size adjustments, and frame adjustments, along with color adjustments to the photo itself. Pro Tip: run a couple test slides through it first for practice, especially if you have a mix of paper and plastic frames. This will give you a better feel to adjust the slide sizes so they don't jam.

Perfect film for my vintage Braun Nizo S 48-2 Super 8 camera. Excellent quality. I get it log scanned at 5k and it's lovely.

Great battery life. Simple watch. Lots of third-party app

Would still like a camera and more battery life. Perhaps someday the watch band will become smart... Maybe an optional third party watch band with a battery and camera and strap connector acts as contacts to the watch...

The gimbal, after you balance it, is great. Watch YouTube videos they're a bunch. Just make sure your cameras battery is fully charged when it's time to shoot for real. It's a little bit of a pain to take off gimbal and change battery and then get back to work. Focus work brilliantly and is suprising how well it works. Gh5 users... please make sure the battery is full and the card... if not you have to break it down to access them... not fun. All said, it's great for both business and busy work. I would buy again.

The watch does everything I wanted. Only downfall is the battery only good for day and a half but th.ats fine.

This TV gets a bump from 4 to 5 stars for being a viable 27" TV option, since most brands jump from 24" to 32". I needed a TV about this size to use primarily as a TV to watch while on my computer, and occasionally as a second monitor. Picture: looks good from 2 feet away, and the preset picture setting options are quite varied. I'll mostly watch sports and movies on it, and the choices work well for me. It also holds up well when there is a lot of sunlight coming in the room. Sound: as others have noted, is probably as basic as you'd expect from a small TV, but it suits my needs for where I use it. The AI sound choice actually does well for clarity for sports. I have small complaints about the slow settings menu and the remote buttons are dense and mostly all the same size, so using it without looking at what you're pressing is harder than for some other remotes. But I'll give LG 5 stars for providing a 27" TV with a good picture. Notes for wall mounting: because this is a small TV, be sure to get a mount with a small enough TV plate. One that is too big will block the inputs. Also note that the input ports point straight out the back, not to the side or down. So any stiff or large input cords will need space between the TV and the wall. That wasn't a problem for me because I specifically wanted an articulating arm mount and never really put mine right against the wall.

After two weeks I must say that this watch is great. The size and shape are perfect and the functionality is exactly what I want from a smart device. I no longer have to dig my phone out of my pocket to see what’s going on!