Energy Star Thru Wall Air Conditioners

plus 1 - Wall type power supplies are really shrinking - I think this one has an energy star rating as a result... plus 2 - I have never had a problem with Netgear products.

I often record in my apartment or at the studio where I work - there is a ton of background noise like traffic, air conditioners, and creaky floors. The high pass filter for perfect for filtering those consistent background hums. Of course, a little fancy editing too. Arrived right in the delivery window, customer service from B&H is great as always.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has been a lifesaver especially during the summer when everyone is blasting their fans and air conditioners and risking outages. I’ve had my power go out multiple times in a span of a week and I had enough time to save everything I needed to. The size also helps as my small apartment is already pretty cramped.

I'm using this surround back on a 7.2 setup. while my other speakers are energy, I'm hearing sound clearly. I wish i will use it as front speakers, but i have energy wall mounted.

The premium model monitors air quality, the sensors help conserve energy and serving the green approach. Delivers value in more ways than one

One of the best budget power conditioners you can buy

This product isn't a 5-star frame when compared with other more expensive frames on the market, but at the B&H price it's a such tremendous value that it deserves 5 stars. What I like about these is: It's easy to load or change the photo through the front of the frame without having to hurt your fingers squeezing those tight clips found on many rear-loading frames. The frame is very thin so it disappears and lets your photo speak for itself. This particular version has a 3:2 aspect ratio so you don't have to crop your DSLR photos. The wall mounting holes are molded into the plastic of the frame so you just stick a nail in the wall, put the frame on it, and it hangs straight with no fussing with clips or wires.

Good Heavy Duty Unit 5 Star, wish it was able to mount flush on towards a back wall and get 2 @ 27 inch monitors closer but it does well and I could drill a hole farther away from the wall but not sure if I want to yet.

Agree with all the five-star reviews - this charger is compact, tucking away the prongs so as not to spear you from inside a handbag or camera bag; it is reliable and fast as advertised, and it treats Canon batteries just right! Yet, I feel it important to mention its selfishness when it’s doing its job... Because there is no way to cord this away from the power source, if you have two of these puppies, you’ll need TWO entire wall outlets to charge them. That’s because the LC-E6 obfuscates the second outlet, forcing you to unplug anything else that’s there. I even tried carrying an outlet multiplier when traveling. While that moves the charger away from the wall, it still covers open outlets and USB ports such that you can’t keep things plugged in there, either. Canon: can’t we have a CORDED TWO-BATTERY PACK charger please? My Rebel T3ii had this accessory and I used it constantly. Signed, There Are Not Enough Outlets in the Wall/World for This Charger

There's probably no need to repeat what every other 5 star review has said about this drone, so I'll talk about the economics of this purchase. When you add up the sum of the parts, the numbers get closer together for purchasing this kit. Beside the drone that sports 3 lenses and many options for still and video capture, the other best part of the kit is the radio. It's powerful, easy to use with a little practice, and with a battery that will last through many drone battery changes. The screen, although the same size as the less expensive screened radio, somehow seems more easily read. Buttons needed for ease of operation are at your fingertips. Weight seems lighter than the last one I used with the Air 2s kit, so that's also a plus. Cost of the radio purchased separately, $1,200. I couldn't really compute the credit for not purchasing the drone with the standard radio. The cost is out there but my guess is that it's around $250. The included ND filters are great to have and would cost another $100 if you can find them in-stock anywhere. Batteries, extra propellers, charger and such bump the cost up by $300 at least. Unlike the new Air 3 that just came out, this kit includes the ac/dc converter brick. So in summary, is the price of this kit economically sensible, not entirely. But, is it way more convenient, yup! You decide.