Do Magnets Affect Watch Batteries

Well built snap on attaching with magnets great nice affect to photos when used.

Fit perfectly on Fujinon Lens & Canon Lens. Do not affect aspect... Great product.

Purchased this to use for a short film we worked on. Was attached to several different vehicles. Had a tripod head, and a Ronin MX on it with a Sony a6300. It held and never gave any sign of letting go. We drove speeds of up to 45 mph. For drivers side and passenger side windows, we had to adjust the screw on magnets to try and match the curves of the car. Even with only half of the six magnets attached it worked great. I was nervous about how it would affect the paint on the high-end vehicles we used. Even after 6+ hours, it pulled off quickly and with no damage to paint or body. Bumps in the road will affect your shot, but that's to be expected with a solid mount like this. Overall great mount for the price I would buy again!

Well made filter. Used for protecting Nikon 200mm micro. Do not expect it to affect sharpness of the lens.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Do you have an “old school” printer that needs you to sit next to it and watch it while it decides to print or not? It’s annoying and bulky. Give this product a try and you won’t regret it. It convenient and durable - I truly wish I knew a smartphone printer existed much earlier in my life… it would have made life soo much easier!

So far these batteries are exemplary. Hold a charge well and are very inexpensive for what you get. Do recommend.

Do know how I went so long with out. Charges really fast, no 4 to 5 hours waiting for my batteries to charge up.

Love these batteries! Either pre-charged or charged - they're a great deal & they won't affect the environment negatively.

Versatile allows me to safely store my batteries in my bag and the stickers are great. So i can know if my batteries are low or full. :) the magnets to seal the case are great as well.

I'll be keeping this light out in the car given it has magnets on it (besides a large spring-clip) so it can attach to something steel...even if steel may be harder to find on vehicles nowadays given all the plastic they use (and some aluminum). Or, I can use it as a dome light in the cab if I wanted the red light option (to keep my night vision) and can put the light wherever I want it vs. the dome light the truck already has (which is not in a great location really). But for sure, under the car there's plenty of steel to attach it, or in the back where my trailer hitch is, and can use this light as a work/emergency light if needed. And since it uses the same batteries (AAA) as my FRS radio (hand-held 2-way radio) I carry, I'll have extra batteries for it as well.