Good Cordless Vacuums

Cordless charging what more could one ask for. So far so good

Good for quick cordless shooting

Was a bit frustrating at first, as I have never used a cordless printer before!

Replacement batteries for Panasonic cordless phone.

Holds cordless handheld microphone with ease.

It's so rear to find today a good Panasonic 2-line Corded and cordless phone. I'm so happy I found it on BH, and for a great price! So far it works great!

The earbuds come with a very good selection of ear tips, with and without the little wings on them. It was easy to find a pair that fit just right. The sound is excellent. It takes a good 3-5 seconds for the device to activate or turn off, so be patient holding the on/off button. The manual can be downloaded from the web and is then easy to read for charging, on/off, and Bluetooth pairing instructions. I tried pairing the earbuds with my cordless phone and had to be near the base station to do so. However, I have not got the earbuds to work with the cordless phones even when near the base station, but I am fairly sure that is a function of the phones and not the earbuds. I don't know how long the battery will last on a charge since I have not reached that point yet. The one slight annoyance is that the controls are close to one of the earpieces, so you to feel your way to the on/off and volume controls if you don't want to take that earbud out of your ear. But over all, this is a very good, light weight set of earbuds.

Had them less than two weeks, but we needed them for Panasonic Home Cordless phones! So far, so good. My kids love listening to stories on the phone all night and being able to study with friends remotely again! Great for work and daily life too.

Batteries come included—don’t use. You may initially believe the mics have a problem. We used at first and mics kept popping and shorting. After putting in hot batteries, it worked like a charm. The mics are so INSENSITIVE (not sensitive) that I can stand right beside the speaker and use without a problem. Which works for me. I don’t want sensitive cordless mics because I can’t control where it will be taken throughout the venue/stage. Able to set high gain adjustments do to low sensitivity—good for microphone eaters but bad for singers who want distance from the mic and their faces. It does not have the weight of a real microphone or moderately priced cordless mic. Its weight is akin to a cheap RadioShack or BestBuy mic for 9.99 from back in the day. Your singers won’t believe it sounds good by the way the mic feels. It sounds great for the price. It sounds as good as Shure 58s by my initial comparison, also prompting me to upgrade my primary mics. The audio cable provided is like 1-3 feet. Buy a longer audio cable so that your receiver can be moved to an optimal location. The power cable is rather short (same length as audio cable), plan to have a power cable extension of some sort if you need the receiver placed 3-5 feet (or greater than 2 feet) away from PA. Rf distance was as good as an Expensive Shure cordless system. We’ll see how this holds up over time. I would buy again and again. It’s the perfect system for primary or backup system for problems with main mics and main cordless mics. We use these mics in conjunction with our more sophisticated mics. These mics should not be used as the sole mic solution in churches.

Use in my cordless phones, easy to change, easy to recharge.