Gaming Sluggish Controls

Have had it working for about 2 weeks and nobody has complained about missed WiFi or sluggish as I got from my Xfinity

It's so sturdy. I'm actually not afraid to let TSA handle this now. :) Pretty heavy though, and a little sluggish to roll, but definitely worth it.

This battery holds up really good took graduation pictures in low light not one time did it be sluggish very happy.

I upgraded from a sixth generation iPad. The old one was very sluggish. The iPad Air M2 chip is very quick. Websites that used to take forever to load (maybe 30 seconds) now load in just a few seconds. Wish I'd upgraded long ago. The iPad Air M2 is thin and light. The battery charge easily lasts, and I can usually stretch it to two days. I strongly recommend getting a quality shock resistant case. $600 is a lot of money to risk dropping and breaking.

My Mac Mini (late 2012) was sluggish brand new out of the box. It was so frustratingly slow I have rarely used it since purchasing in 2013. So I finally decided to do this upgrade. Why on earth did I wait so long?! I am very pleased with this memory kit!

I recently bought new a 24 iMac to replace her well used 2015 21.5 iMac which was functioning but becoming a burden and was just too sluggish. The new 24 iMac M1, 16GB, 1T is awesome and should serve her well for many years. As I was setting it up and transferring her data I was astounded by the performance and frankly the ease of transitioning to the new device. She is delighted with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had to many Android tablets. They were sluggish, but useful with my Google account. This tablet is fast as I want it to be, the screen is beautiful, and the pen works like butter.

works great on the R5, just a little sluggish when tracking a bird in flight but once it locks on clear shots

I replaced my HP Pavilion running Windows 10 from 10 years. I did not realize how sluggish the old system had become over time -- booting up from power off took about 5 minutes. I am very happy with the start up time and performance with the new HP Envy running Windows 11 -- it actually boots up now in about 20 seconds.

This is my first super-zoom bridge camera, having come from DSLR's like my Nikon D7100. I wanted to travel light & simple without carrying multiple lenses. So far I really like it. It takes some getting used to the electronic view finder, being my first mirrorless camera as well. I find the focusing fast enough for what I do. I don't shoot high speed sports. I also find the zooming to be different than what I'm used to. It's electronic and a little sluggish, if that makes sense. It's not as precise and responsive as a normal Nikkor zoom but it works. For some weird reason it's getting better with time. Initially, it was really sluggish but it's gotten better with use. Strange. Exposures are great, both with and without flash. Consistent too. The big surprise for me has been macro photography. Wow. This lens gets really close and the manual zoom option makes it easy. At 2.8 at the wide end and only 4.0 at the long end, this all-in-one zoom really shines. It replaces thousands of dollars worth of detachable lenses, which is what I wanted when I bought it. I'm not a pro, but a serious amateur. It works for me. My only real gripe is weather sealing. It has none. Keep it dry and away from blowing sand. Come on Panasonic. You market this as a serious camera. Give us something. All-in-all I'm happy.