Consumer Reviews Best Top Load Washer

Best of best for rendering is the king cpu consumer

Best for its size, weight, load, stiffness.

I needed to upgrade my consumer grade tripod to handle a heavy load (Edelkrone JibOne and Head Plus) and screw mount size. This tripod is a BEAST. Easily handled the equipment plus my camera and is rock solid. Came with 2 slide mounts, which makes it easy to change out equipment. I can see a couple more of these in my future for sure.

Although it's a consumer grade film, I've found that whenever I load up my Nikon and shoot a roll of Kodak Gold 200 I'm always surprised how great the images look, specifically the color saturation. It handles various lighting situations beautifully. Use in bright light with a polarizer. Use with a flash indoors and the results are usually spectacular. I think Kodak Gold 200 is very underrated. It's really an all around versatile film.

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I was a little skeptical purchasing this filter with no consumer reviews. The filter is a quality piece with smooth mocement. It doesn't click between stops so it is infinitely adjustable from 2-8 stops. If I had to nitpick, the only feature I would like is to be able to tell what stop I'm at without having to look, like a click or a notch so I could tell as I'm adjusting, what step it's at. This is something I would recommend for an economy ND filter!

Bought this TV after comparing several models on display in the shops and reading reviews, both magazine and consumer ones. My wife and I particularly like the TV's wide viewing angle as well as the well thought out design of the stand that allows the sound bar to stay up close to the TV screen unlike many others on the market - including some Samsung models !!

Well built and large enough to load film and tanks. Best one I have come across.

After trying endlessly with complex router and repeater setups, powerline networking and $- top-of-the-line consumer equipment, I was tired of buggy firmware and inconsistent performance that seemed no better than the many cheap and popular offerings. The higher Tx of expensive wifi routers lead to full bars on receiving devices, but don't accurately reflect many devices inability to talk back with the same range and power, leading to odd signal drops and delays.The UniFi equipment is rock solid, realistic and excellent value for AC hardware. With two AP's, none of the 15+ devices on my network at any given time have dropped even once in the few months I've owned them. Throughput is great with all applicable devices successfully locking onto the fastest supported link speed.Roaming and band-steering works effectively, and the Java-based management console is top-notch for small business and prosumer use with features not typically found on consumer-grade equipment. Ubiquity releases firmware and software updates to improve performance and add useful features.They work perfectly using PoE from a Mikrotik RB260GSP (recommended to me over UniFi's PoE switches in that price range). I do recommended turning down the Tx power on the AP's when more than one is used for better roaming performance and less interference.The packaging, product and software all showcase quality and attention to detail, and the AP's look great ceiling-mounted but can also be tucked away if preferred. The closest consumer hardware can get is multiple AirPort Extremes, but you pay a higher price while also sacrificing features and manageability. I was uncertain at first, looking at other small business AP solutions, but I'm glad I went with the UniFi and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.