Fitness Tracker With Extra Band

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

I love this. It is barely any extra weight and gives me the peace knowing that I have a tracker on my camera!

I hesitated between the AirTag and a GPS tracker to have an exact location of my luggage after all the news channels were reporting the catastrophes of travelling summer 2022 (by the way nothing happened after 6 different flights). After all the online videos and reports of how well the AirTag works, I was convinced to buy and try. Any GPS tracker would need an extra monthly subscription. The AirTag does not have any extra fees and the location find was always working even across the Atlantic ocean. So far, so good.

It was included as a kit item with purchase of a tracker and is very handy to have as an extra red light for astrophotography. A caveat - like many models these days one must cycle through white to get to red.

Inexpensive wired lav mic. It has an extra long cord which can be useful and sometimes a nuisance. I band up a section of the cord which makes it easier to use, unless I need the extra length. It will not compete with a high end lav. However the sound is quite good and will be a plus for low budget productions and interviews. You can't beat the price

Very bright light and love the extra hard hats head band that come with it

Bought 4 of these to transport my church band’s equipment to retreat centers. Four of these fit perfectly inside my short-bed Ram pickup and still allow my hard bed cover to close. I used one to ship 99 lbs of equipment to do a gig in Seattle. It ships very well on the airplane as extra luggage (must pay extra due to size/weight, of course). Pretty easy to wheel around through the airport. Handles are very sturdy, and perfectly positioned to allow a tall guy like me to walk without catching my heels. Super sturdy, and a little lighter than other brands’ options. And they stack securely when storing. The nearly vertical walls allow maximum use of interior space. Overall, this box is a super design, and it’s VERY sturdy.

I added this extra receiver pack to my order of the CAD GXLIEM4 Quad-mix system, as I'm expecting to have an extra session player or two joining my band on stage. See my review for the GXLIEM4 system in general. The sound quality comes close to that of a Shure system that I used to use, and I love that you can add as many additional receiver packs as needed to the system, you just have to share between 4-mixes (which is like having an embarrassment of riches). The earbuds that come with it sound good and get the job done, but it's easy to upgrade those and find some that sound even better. I walked from my basement into my garage and out front of my house without experiencing any dropouts. The volume control is nice, though I found that you could max it out on the pack and still need a bit more volume from the board. Balance it out to work for you. I'm driving a little more volume from our board so that we can make volume adjustments up and down on our packs as needed. These packs are super easy to pair with their GXLIEM systems and so far the battery life has been really good. They do feel a little more flimsy than my old Shure system (plastic build instead of metal) but as long as you take care of them they'll be fine. Very affordable to replace or get an extended warranty if something happens to it. Overall I'm very excited to have this system and my band mates really enjoy being wireless!

I upgraded from the GT-AXE-11000 to get the extra 5 GHz band and the new Broadcom processor. This router is capable enough to allow you actually utilize the bandwidth a gigabit Internet connection not just over wired ethernet connections but especially over wireless. There are plenty of features to tune and the router plays well with 6E mesh routers like the ASUS ET8.

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