Do Coffee Vending Machines Give You A Cup

The Impact MC-05 Magic Clamp with Cup Holder is fun addition to my kit. I use it predominantly as a drink/coffee cup holder for the director and/or client on the set. And let me tell you, they love it. And making the director/client happy is an especially good thing because they are the ones that usually do the hiring. You know the saying happy wife equals happy life. Well, in my experience, happy director and client equals happy bank account. The clamp has a super strong grip, so I can attach it to carts, poles, light stands or table legs without worrying about it slipping. The rubber jaws give it extra hold and prevent any scratching, which is perfect when I’m using it on delicate surfaces. The real star here is the cup holder. It’s the perfect size for a coffee cup, water bottle. No more drinks on the monitor cart with fear of it spilling. And also no more confusion of who's drink is who's. But this cup holder can be used to hold other things, like even small tools and parts I need handy during a shoot. No more searching for that small tool I set down somewhere. It’s all right there, secured and accessible. This clamp/cup holder is also well-made. It feels very durable, sturdy, and built to last and takes up hardly any space in my gear bag. It’s honestly such a simple, clever solution for anyone who spends a lot of time on set. I highly recommend it to impress clients/directors and for a bit of extra convenience [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I bought a couple of these and decided to remove the front glass and use them as coffee cups. I must say I've never had a cup of coffee that that gave me such razor sharp focus.

I had one like it now for several years, but unfortunately I spilled a cup of coffee on it and the electronics quickly became toast. I use it a lot because I am running many trail cameras and each take 12 AA Li batteries. The MBT-1 helped in sorting out the good used batteries from those that were 100% expended. The B&H Photo pricing was the best that I came across so I bought another unit. Service was very quick, shipping was fast and I did not skip a beat with the trail cameras.

I'm a digital artist and have been using one for years. Got the insurance after I spilled a cup of coffee and it died. Good investment.

With the exception of my marriage license, I have never been happier to risk $60 on anything. This item isnt a tote bag, it is a rapid-deployment mobile command center carrying case. Nicely padded, dimensions were accurately described. The thing has more handles on it than I could understand at first, but when I actually started using it, I realized every one of them has a purpose for making the case easier to keep on a shoulder, hip, hand, whatever. They designed this thing to be as versatile in transport as possible. You could carry the thing with your teeth without too much difficulty if you had to. It opens easily, closes easily, and has just the right number of extra pockets; that is, ONE: Which fits a keyboard, mouse, a couple of cables, and no more. Gator didnt succumb to the idiotic habit of adding pockets on every square inch of the thing, which means it looks neat and streamlined, as opposed to a cross between business and cargo-short casual. The first day I used this item, I spilled an entire cup of specialty cinnamon-maple-syrup-coffee on it. Somehow. First time in my life I have spilled a cup of coffee. Anyway, the exterior of this case shed the liquid easily, the remainder wiped up easily, and the case completely protected all the contents- nothing penetrated the surface of the case. So whether you are carrying a flatscreen, touchscreen, two-foot-wide desktop Dell like I am, or the nuclear codes to the most advanced missile defense system on earth, like the POTUS, I would recommend this case.

Bought this for my sister because she is always losing her keys and her coffee cup. She had no problem setting up the app

N/A Do business only on the machine, so I can not give you examples.

These are excellent machines, to those that cannot read a spec sheet These are a SFF chassis, and have no wireless The HP mini's DO NOT support the processor that is in this device These machines are FAST

5 stars as an entry level tripod. If it is something you are only going to use a few times per year then this is the tripod for you.

Put in about 1 cup of Citric Acid, dissolved, into a Jobo at high temp and give it a few hours. Fill and drain the unit a couple of times, and you're good to go! You just cleaned the Jobo. Also works well for other darkroom items, such as trays, tongs, etc...