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Perfect for my needs, still, video or text and at a green price.

Great video card, most of time it was quiet, it ran smoothly on my games.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this system for movies and video games. It outputs my favorite sound quality. The bass it’s hard and even the speakers hit hard on their own. The rear wireless speakers output great surround sound as well. They plug directly into an outlet, as does the subwoofer. My biggest complaint is I wish it had a TV display menu and more preferences. It’s kind of annoying to have to cycle through settings with the remote reading directly off of the sound bar. I also wish it had the option to turn off Bluetooth. A few times I’ve had strangers trying to connect to my system thinking it was internet. You simply have to deny them, but it is a hassle knowing that anyone in the area can see your system in their phone’s wi-fi settings. Other than that, I have no complaints. It sounds amazing with movies and video games.

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since game console makers can't seem to come to grips with the fact that their sames take up so much memory and that they, for reasons unknown, still insist on releasing systems with only enough memory to store 3 games on (War Zone, Cold War and Vanguard) them...wanna play the new Resident Evil Village? Too bad because you can't...wait a minute! Yes you can! With the samsung - 980 PRO PCIe ® 4.0 NVMe™ SSD 1TB you can increase that measly manufacturer supplied memory and store more games than the console itself does ND with zero lag, zero overheating and amazing performance! I give it all the stars and only wish I had been able to afford the 2TB lol

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for on the go. I can play games on it or even plug my console in

I finished reading last night. I am anxious to try the steps to better portraits in the next few days. The text was easy to understand and a pleasure to read. Well worth the cost and time.

I use this mini tripod for my iPhone in my desk. It is extrenely useful for straightup reading the text messages and for facetime.

You can find cheaper screen protectors but the Paperlike does stand out. The non-reflective surface stops fingerprints and kills distracting reflections. It also diffuses light pleasantly at the screen surface in a way that makes reading feel more like e-ink. This is particularly noticable for reading comics and more graphic text—completely unexpected and welcome. The writing experience isn't exactly like paper but it is more natural feeling than the uncovered screen. That touch of resistance is very welcome for drawing and writing. Now we just need a better technology for writing text in iPad OS. Maybe Scribble will be the solution we're looking for.

This is one of the few filters you can't identify without either a flashlight or reading the edge text: it looks like a deep, black/neutral density filter. A flashlight will show read looking through it. Usually, you need to pre-focus and switch to manual before putting this filter on, to get focus where it needs to be. My R7 can figure out exposure with the filter on in daylight... at dusk, you gotta do the math, but it has nice effects.