Iphone Stuck On Headphones After Water Damage

I have always struggled with running headphones. They either fall out, get water damage, or have poor sound quality. Additionally, as 99% of my runs are on trails, I have to be on the lookout for cyclists and wildlife. The OpenRun are the perfect solution. They don't bounce at all, have good sound quality (for being open ear), and the microphone during calls is fantastic. The only slight annoyance I have is that the play/pause button is difficult to double tap when I want to skip songs or fast forward through podcast ads. I don't consider this an actual issue, as it still beats pulling my phone out of my vest. I will post another review as I continue to use them, but for now I love them.

Great to loosen a stuck filter with no damage to the lens or filter

A simple design that allows you to remove stuck filters from your expensive frame without damage to either.

Water damage can arise regardless if you carefully sealed your DJI Osmo Action 4 before going into water or not. My first unit is dead only after 5 min submerged in 1ft of water and I think this drops and spills warranty is a requirement if you do water sports. You get 2 replacement unit for 1 year of coverage and 4 units for 2 years of coverage at a small fee. Better than spending another $300 on a brand new unit.

Used to take reflection off water shots, works rather well, can get stuck easily.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Quick delivery for a good price. This ink is resistant to water damage.

In the spirit of full disclosure, I recently received four different sizes of this filter wrench (to cover the lenses I own) and I have not used them. I hope never to have to use them because that would mean that I had the misfortune of having to deal with a stuck filter. I bought these against the possibility that they might be needed at some point in the future. Having said that, they do seem appropriate for the purpose. I have seen no flaws in the construction of these, they are made of metal rather than plastic, which should be more durable, they are coated in rubber which I expect to improve the grip of the tool and reduce the chance of damage to the filter, or, heaven forfend, damage to one of my lenses. And, they are sold in pairs which I think is useful because, I keep a clear filter on all of my lenses all the time for a little protection and, when I use an image altering filter it is added on top. A stuck filter would, in this case, need two tools to remove. I'm hoping they will serve me well should I need them. If you buy them, I wish the same for you.

Had a 82mm threaded filter get stuck on my 24-70, this took it off effortlessly and without any fear of damage. Worth the cost, hopefully something I don't have to use often (or ever again) but if another filter gets stuck I know I'll be safe.

2 seconds after opening the box I was able to remove a stuck filter, saving the filter and leaving no damage to the lens. Worth the money