Cx Touch Coffee Machine

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

I use it to keep my CX-470 tripod in. It does the job perfect.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

I use my ipod Touch as my music machine to connect to my Bose player. given the cost of a Touch, it's not a bad idea to add the warranty since you're using it in a portable manner. Accidents do indeed happen like when I left my i-pod nano in pants pocket and it drowned in the washing machine.

Nice preamp. I use the DI to record my drum machine and sampler. It gives a touch of warmth, color, and dimension to recordings.

Great machine, pound for pound now equivalent to the macbook pro 13 minus the touch bar and extended battery. My only complaint is that there isn't a usb c port on the headphone side of the computer. I have been editing komodo 6k r3d files using premiere and the experience has been very positive.

For the price i got this tablet it is a fantastic deal! I now have a touch pad for my desktop photo editing machine. The pen tool is fantastic for photo editing, masking, touch ups etc. It does take a little fiddling with the software to fine tune how sensitive the inputs are, but once that is done it works really well. And the ability to have different settings for different apps is very handy. Highly recommend it.

I have owned a Brother P-touch label printer for many years. The machine has given impeccable service and is my go-to device. Recently I bought myself a new P-touch Cube Plus. Not because there was anything wrong with the old one, but for my son's residence. Being able to compose labels on my phone is a huge plus. The keyboard on the old device is limited. While I mastered it over the years, the convenience of using my phone is head and shoulders above. Removing the backing to expose the adhesive is better in the new system. Instead of needing to fumble with the edge of the tape, just bending it along its length is much easier and nicer. One oddity that I do not understand is why, when printing a label, the machine cuts off a blank piece of label material about 1/2 inch long. That seems unnecessary and wasteful to me. And the UI for composing labels on my phone could use some improvement. It is a trifle clunky to my taste.