Cell Phones For Young Kids

When buying an ipad for young kids this is a must have!!

These write so fast! Great for family sessions with young kids.

Cell phones are getting larger. Pockets getting smaller. This is a perfect way to carry an encased cell phone like a nexus 4 or galaxy s3/s4.Ony feature I do not like is the large Zing name on the cover.

Absolutely love this unit. Total control from our cell phones.

Nicely made. Does its job well, and will last forever (or at least as long as we have cell phones to carry).

When my young grandchildren visit, they often misplace the TV remotes, my cell phone and iPad. The new Tile Combo Pack takes care of that situation. Just go to the TILE app, press FIND for what is missing and VOILA! They are found.

It took a little while for it to activate and connect to the cell tower, but once it did it gets better reception and data rates than our phones.

As my headline states, this is my first DSLR. I am just learning the basics, but having two young kids running around was the main reason for this purchase. Point and Shoots are good, but will never go back to it. As for the Canon T2i, for a beginner it is very simple to use and the instruction book is so helpful. Really do not have anything bad to say just that can not wait to use my Canon T2i and take photos of my family.

All my kids (now teens and young adults) use these little MP3 players to listen to audio books and podcasts. They get a lot of abuse and take it well (we farm). They get used in all sorts of weather during all sorts of work (milking cows, washing dishes, cooking, gardening, woodworking, etc) and hold up well. We've had these players fall in milk, water, and who knows what and once dried out, they keep going. The brighter colors are easier to spot when dropped in long grass vs the all black units.

Bought as a physical protection for my lenses (I have young kids). It's being mounted on a DSLR so its optical benefit is insignificant. I've shot into a strong light source and not gotten any flare or ghosting, yet, I usually take the filter off when doing any shots other than simple snapshots.