Fitness Tracker Band No Screen

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

No more worries about scratching the screen.

Most hoods and loupes are over-priced and ineffective, so many of us try DIY-ing, which is usually just more cheaply ineffective. This Orca hood is NOT expensive and has its elastic band attached to a plastic cable running around the base, instead of directly to the fabric. The cable seems to stabilize and spread the hood's point-of-contact further around the LCD screen, and the elastic band can slide to the diagonal if that helps to seat the hood on the screen. I use this hood on my Sony PXW-X70 (it was recommended in the camera's user group on FB). The X70 has a touch-screen focus/meter shift function, and this hood is relatively deep, so I use a pencil eraser to touch the screen and rack-focus when outdoors. So far, it's great. Little to no little light leak. Only caveat: the hood has Velcro patches inside it to flatten it for storage, and when mounting it, it takes a while to remind the corners they are meant to be squared. Storing it open in your camera bag with batteries and lens cleaning supplies inside it helps.

I have nothing to say besides this item works perfectly! My MacBook screen immediately looked band new! I highly recommend this item!

I use my iPhone to control the recorder during sessions with the band. I'm playing my guitar and the screen of the iPhone compared to the F3 bis a no brainer. I can easily see if I'm in record.

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

Expensive, but worth it.� This is the best head lamp I've ever owned.� No battery pack on the back of the head band means that I can lay under a vehicle to work on it without the battery pack pressing on my head from underneath. If there is any shortcoming, it is the short battery life when cranking up the lumens.

I use the Lens Band on my Sigma 135-400mm. No more lens creep! Only negative so far is that it is difficult to move in and out of position with gloves on; but that minor annoyance is much less a bother than the lens creep. No more cradling the lens in my arms while hiking!

Works better then nighthawk x6 ac3200 tri band router. No more dead spots.