Cool Childrens Electric Toy Car

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used these batteries in a childrens toy that usually requested battery changed weekly but we’ve been using the same batteries for 3 weeks now and the batteries have not died yet. No dislikes yet. I would recommend these.

Cool gadget when you have to practice on electric guitar - quietly !!!

This charger is great ! It came with a European &car charger, which is cool. I can use both!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These long lasting Duracell batteries arrived at the perfect time because my child's remote control toy car needed them asap. As soon as I put them inside, my child grabbed the controller and the car started zooming around. These batteries gave the toy life and I am confident that they will last a long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used these products to replace the batteries in (1) a toy car and as soon as I turned it on the lights were flashing and the colors were so bright. and (2) a flashlight/headlamp. I had a night time hike planned and the batteries impressed me. my headlamp lasted over 6 hours on medium lumens. they didn't leave me in the dark at all

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I put these in my sons toy car which I usually have to replace constantly. I've had them in it for weeks and it's still going strong. These are awesome and you should try them out.

High quality laser very focused. A really cool toy/tool. I will keep the ink pen just for emergency (comes with an extra ink cartrige) Charges fast. Olight has quality stuff.

Pretty neat new toy. Bit of a adjustment from using a laptop but pretty cool. Otter box is a must.

This is a cool retro camera that will give you photos that actually look like they were taken in 1979.  If you are expecting iPhone quality photos printed on a nifty Polaroid instant print film frame, then you will be disappointed.  Judging by the quality of the photos, the under-saturated colors and the look and feel of the overall image quality, I doubt this camera was introduced to compete with a smart phone. This camera is ideal for those with a creative streak who want to experiment with a different look all together.  Consider taking a whole bunch of photos, scan them into your computer and then create a collage.  That would be very artistic and a good use for this camera.  Another good use would be to use the photos to hastily storyboard a video by pasting the photos onto a large piece of cardboard and use a black felt tip marker to write and draw in examples. An even funner use is to just horse around taking photos and then laugh at what they look like.  I consider this camera to be a toy but in the right hands, even a toy can create great artistic beauty.  A good photographer with a keen eye can pick up this camera and still end up with great photos with that late 1970s look.

First, I really have no need for this wonderful mic. I don't have a home studio or do podcasting. But it seemed like such a cool toy (well, if you really don't need something and get it anyway, it's a toy), that I couldn't resist, especially when B&H dropped the price another $10. At the very least, my Skype and Google Voice calls sound much better, according to those on the other end. Plus, I'll now be able to do voice overs with good sound quality for my home videos (as long as I can isolate myself enough from the computer fan noise). As for the mic, it's everything that it was advertised as. The positive user and pro reviews that swayed me to buy this mic were right on target. Build quality is topnotch, and, yup, it sounds good (though for my purposes, I'm sure a $30 mic would have sounded pretty good, too). I especially like the built-in headphone connection, sturdy stand, sturdy and relatively long USB cable, and the no-hassle connection and setup. Plus, it looks really cool (and very big)! Is it more than I needed? Absolutely. Do I regret buying it? Absolutely not!