Fitness Tracker Hr Model Y1 Screen Issues

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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Updating from last year's model of the 800a to the 900b of this year really makes quite the difference. The main aesthetic of the 900b's almost impossible bezel less display makes more of a difference than one could expect. The screen and picture seem to float on the wall with no confining frame to limit the screen dimensions. Days of old issues with such minute thin bezels and thickness which used to plague the picture quality with lighting issues are all gone. This screen lights up in every inch and corner of the screen with no issues. One of the best changes to picture quality in the new 2022 900b is the ability to handle HDR content correctly. In past units both 4K and 8K TV's always seem to process HDR content with such a darkness many times I would switch to SDR to bring up brightness to enjoy most programs. Not this year. This 900b brings a balance of HDR content that is finally enjoyable even in the darkest of scenes. Color and brightness out of the box has been the best of any tv I have owned by far. This year's auto calibration with a Samsung phone brought even easier setup. I have left it almost unchanged. This year's 8K upscaling truly does make it all worth while for upgrading from 4K to 8k especially at picture screen sizes at 85". All in all the decision to upgrade to the lastest model from only last year's model is truly worth it.

This model sky tracker comes with a counterweight and declination mount. It is very convenient for heavier cameras and lenses, e.g., a DSLR and at least medium length zoom lens. Lighter cameras can attach with a ball mount (separate) for a very compact package. I found it easy to align the mount to Polaris using the built in polar alignment telescope - you do have to get Polaris within the alignment telescope's field of view by leveling the mount, setting your latitude and using a compass with magnetic offset. One minor issue: with the full setup (counterweight and declination mount), you can't control the orientation of the camera - it's like a telescope in that regard, but without the ability to rotate the focal plane. I found tracking to be very accurate, and I'm very happy with the device.

Well I haven't gotten to use it yet because of the storms here in California but I do like the build quality and the new features like being able to remove the tracker from the alt-azm base and reverse it. The new design of the alt-azm base works great. The adjustable scope reticule brightness is a HUGE plus for me. Sometimes Polaris is very dim and the old tracker scope's led was too bright. The dim setting will be a huge plus in these instances. The negatives for me are the size and the weight capacity. The boxy design of the new model is a little awkward on the Celestron alt-azm tripod I use, especially with the counterweight kit attached. I'm not sure why iOptron needed to make the case that much bigger if the innards are still the same. Then the maximum weight capacity has gone down by a pound. Not sure why since this mount looks beefier than the original model. As soon as the skies are clear, I will try it out. I'm sure it will be just as accurate as the original version but hopefully maybe a bit better. For the extra features of the Pro, I would definitely recommend it over the original SkyTracker unless you need a more streamlined-looking model. If that is the case, you still can't go wrong with the original SkyTracker!

This model is easy to use. Fast and accurate on the screen.

I had issues with previews model, but this one worked just fine.

Works great with my R5 no issues with the screen.

No issues what so ever.. half the price of the Sony model and in my opinion works just the same..

I am using this screen on a CNC Router. It connected immediately and have had no issues.

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