Charged By Dealership For Android Auto Update

I use this at an auto dealership and use this mic for saleman introductions for our website and youtube channel as well as live customer reviews. I think this mic works very well for my application, I am not looking for the absolute best sound quality nor am I a sound expert, I just want to capture their voices from a distance without the subject having to yell for the standard mic to pick up their voice. The 20' cord sure is nice to get far enough away from the subject and capture sound like your right in front of them.

This performed better than I thought. It kept my phone fully charged which did not happen with the previous charger I had. I have an Android phone.

Works perfect for Android auto in the car without having a bunch of excess cable length.

The Genie One operates at about half or less of the volume (motor noise) of the original Genie. I had a VERY difficult time connecting to a brand new iPhone 12 to do the firmware upgrade and was about to give up and return it to B&H. I was able to update both of my 1st generation Genie Mini on the first try. The Syrp website suggests using an Android phone. I live in an all Apple household, and I was going to borrow a friend's Android, but tried one last thing. I have a 1st generation iPad Mini, and tried loading the newest version of the Syrp app onto it. That worked, so I tried connecting the Genie One, and voila, the iPad downloaded the update and loaded it onto the Genie One on the first try. There are some very nice upgrades to the app and device and all are compatible with the 1st generation Genie Minis that I have for pan/tilt. All in all a great system, but there were big hiccups on the firmware updates.

For the discounted price, it cannot be beat. Was able to update it to Android 11 without any problems was another plus. Very responsive; the camera takes very decent pictures; wifi reception was way better than my LG V20. The only problem is if you are coming from a bigger handset, this will feel very small and takes a while to get used to. The good thing is it fits any pocket and you don't guilty about replacing this phone after 2 years.

Epson 60-W is portable and light-weight scanner. Easy to carry anywhere for official or personal purpose. It has a built-in battery that can be charged through a USB. As per the instructions, I fully charged the scanner using the USB cable and then installed EpsonScanSmart app on my laptop (Windows) as well as on my android phone. I tried connecting the scanner to my laptop using USB cable. EpsonScanSmart app automatically detected the scanner and it was super easy to scan the document receipt, photos in just few secs and the scanned document was very clear. I felt little challenging while trying to set-up the scanner on my android phone using Wi-Fi but after multiple tries, it worked and it was quick & easy to scan. This is a review for the Epson WorkForce ES-60W Wireless Portable Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

Fit my iPad 8 perfectly and installed for free at dealership.

Works great and I even think it charges my Fuji batteries faster. I love the status update screen so I know how much has charged. I haven't charged two batteries at once yet (usually only on trips is this needed), but I think it will work great. It is a tad heavier than I expected though.

This Charger gives constant update as to the charge on both batteries and cuts off the charging for each battery, once charged. Highly portable and no need for extra cables.

Settting up the cable modem with Spektrum would as desired, and I didn't even have to call for it to auto update to the new modem. Changing nothing but the modem I gained over 200mb down form Spektrum. Range is stupid good.