Jack Life Leads Reviews

This 5 connector unites Old and New devices. It leads to existing device conservation and useful life extension. I use it with my new (2021)MacBookPro (14,2 screen) to charge my ancient wireless mouse and to maintain & use flash memory devices. It keeps money in my pocket and it is convenient. Very eco-friendly!

I haven't bought a Motorola phone in many years but my interested peaked when I saw battery life could be up to 3 days and it has a headphone jack. For the last 8 years I bought the flagship Samsung phones but not 100% impressed with them and after using the Motorola for a month I like it better then my S20. The design is sleek, easy to hold and operate. No glitches that I can regconize and the battery life is the best of any phone I used in numerous years. Headphone jack is a plus. The camera is very good and I have no complaints. Look at the price, how could you go wrong.

Pros: Records to USB C SSDs, 4k 120fps, 1080 240fps. Cine and Log modes. Tiny built in LCD, 3.5mm microphone jack, headphone jack, long battery life, built in stereo microphones. Cons: No battery life indicator (That I could find, I searched the menus 6 times), Uses CFast cards and not SD cards, no XLR port. Love this thing though, incredible video and audio quality!

The sub-woofer really enhances the quality of the sound. Alexa wireless connection to the sub-woofer leads to a much better sound.

I have been reading the reviews on the Nikon D5 vs. Canon 1DxII number of shots and for me it is an edge case where I may wish I had the D5's battery life. For most shooting having 2 - 5 batteries will more than suffice for a days worth of shooting. Yes, sports photographers have a stronger argument for a long lasting battery, and maybe this will sway some of you to Nikon, but things ebb and flow between Nikon and Canon. However I am reading reviews of folks getting 4000 shots on a battery with no GPS, no liveview and no movie recording. Overall I am very happy with the battery life I am getting. I am mostly doing Wedding, Architectural, and Landscape photography, and have yet to get to a second battery. I haven't pushed the battery to it's max yet and am seeing 4 bars on the camera after 1000 photos with no GPS. Will repost as I gather more data.

There were many reviews that mentioned poor battery life, loud noises and poor customer service. Fortunately, I haven't needed customer service. I find the device quiet and it worked as advertised. It was a bit of a learning curve to figure out, although they have good how-to video's. They just leave out a few things you need to figure out for yourself. Sony's require special menu settings as described in their documents available on their website. I like it a lot.

Best headphone purchase of my life. I read all of the reviews before buying: the earpieces too shallow, the grip too tight, the soundstage a little confined, not perfectly neutral, etc, etc. I disagree. Easily the most comfortable headphones I have ever put on. The sound is so present I have before been startled because it sounded like someone talking was behind me. As though you are listening to monitor speakers. So comfortable they don't shift around and I forget I'm wearing them even for 9 hours a day at work. They look brand new six months after I bought them. I have never heard or worn better, and I'm back at AKG to find more of the same.

You've read the reviews - Poor battery-life. Well, if the camera is doing anything smart, it uses power. A spare battery doesn't cost that much, and works great, no matter how many shots the other battery did before it suddenly ran out of charge.

I bought this little video light for capturing photos out on the dance floor and using it for other details through out a wedding day. Lots of power comes out of this small light that fits in your hands. Lots of other reviews on here complaining about the poor battery life. The light is so bright that I run it at 40-50% power and when you do that you end out with about 2-2.5 hours of battery life. Way more than the negative reviews on here saying you only get 30min.

The excellent professional reviews did not prepare me for the sounds from these bookshelf speakers.  From them, the music comes to life and you can hear things that simply do not make it though others.  The clarity of vocals stands out, and music from Ozzy, Jason Aldean, Nicky Jam and Calvin Harris.   You don’t the need the clunky Dolby surround, which never produced the intended effect for me.  Now I understand it’s really the speaker.  Expect full bass production to start around 30 hours of usage, from the box.  They also work great at low volume levels for background music, while I work at the desk.  These are still new for me and I am on the fence about a sub as these are paired with a Sony STR-DH590 receiver run to my computer.  For now, I am enjoying as is as.