Family Password Manager Free

As a manager security service provider, I use Bitdefender for my clients and personal and family use. It just works. Easy on system resources, there is remote management via their web portal and it has excellent detection rates. Highly recommend!

I could not believe that this tiny flashlight could be so bright. And it came free with my binoculars. Christmas gifts for every one in the family.

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.

Easy setup. Easy to change WiFi name and password. Easy to use the app.

If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password

This acid-free box is the perfect size for storing my family photos from the late 1800's and early 1900's. The metal edge box is sturdy and very easy to store. B&H also had the lowest price for these items with very fast delivery. Thank You

I love having my hands free! I use this both as a single camera holder (for senior session/family sessions etc) and as a dual camera holder for weddings and sporting events. Love the spiderpro system!

I recently purchased a set of these free standing speakers for my TV and sound system for the family room. The fit and sound are incredible.

I recently switched over to Fujifilm from m43 but have invested significantly into the m43 system in the past. So when my Fuji X-T4 bit the dust after being exposed to salt water, I thought I'd take a second look in m43 since they have always been reliable (and much more weather resistant in my experience). My last m43 camera was the PEN-F and Panasonic G85 so I decided to get the EM5-III as a much less costly replacement of my broken X-T4 as a backup to my X-T3. For my uses (photographing my toddler daughter and family), I feel like it is ideal for this purpose and Fuji may have been overkill as a family camera. Additionally, the m43 system is much lighter than APS-C. I practically have the trusty old Oly 12-40mm 2.8 living on this camera and with the free grip, I feel like its ergonomically superior to my fuji cameras and I can easily take it whever I go. Although understandably the image quality is not in the same class, I feel that it is excellent and is suitable for my needs. In bright environments, I couldn't tell the difference since Oly's JPEGs come out very well balanced and comparable to Fuji's JPEGs - which has a reputation of having superior skin tones. I think with the free grip, the EM5 MKIII is worth a look for people looking to dip their feet into m43 without going entry level since many of the features from the pro level m43 EM1 MK II are in this camera.

Great surround effects. Pairs nicely with the Arc for a hassle free family room listening experience.