Leaving Kitchen Appliances On While Going Out

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

VERY WELL MADE AND THOUGHT OUT PRODUCT , IM GOING TO BE USING THIS FOR VIDEO AND TIME LAPSE FOOTAGE FOR A MOVIE I HAVE IN THE WORKS IVE ALREADY SET IT UP WITH ALL MY CAMERA GEAR ON IT AND ON TWO LIGHT STANDS ITS FLAWLESS AND SMOOTH

Bought this radio in white for the kitchen and we are very pleased with it. Far better sound then most radios.Going to order a wood trimmed version for my home office!Live in Western Canada. Order arrived in less than a week with no hassle.

I recently had to replace my UV filter on my digital camera. Going for the cheapest one, I found this filter. While examining it, it feels like it is actually better than the old one. I have not found anything wrong with this company or their filters.

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

While I don't use it every day, I can't imagine leaving this at home whenever I go out. The sharpness and quality is a lot better than I had expected, especially at this price point. If you're even considering a lens like this, just get it.

I recently jumped ship from Sony to the Fuji system. While I'm still making my overall assessment on how my Xt2 compares with my a7ii, I am confident that I made a good choice in this lens. One of the my biggest reservations about leaving Sony, was actually leaving behind the amazing 55 1.8 Zeiss lens. That lens is simply stunning. My style relies heavily upon the 50mm focal length, so I knew I'd have to have a suitable replacement in my Sony/Fuji switch. Enter this little beast....I chose the F2 over the faster model because of the size, AF speed and from many hours pouring over FLICKR pages. I got the lens on sale, which put it at about a third of the price I paid for the Sony Zeiss. The form factor is just so cool. It feels extremely solid and dense in hand. The aperture selector, and the focus ring both have just the right amount firmness. I can't really comment on its weather sealing as I've only shot it in fair weather. Now the important part, how does this lens render? Stunning. I would put this lens on par with my beloved sony zeiss. Obviously with my switch from FF to crop, and going from the the 55's 1.8 to the Fuji's F2, there should be a serious drop in depth of field abilities, right? I am actually quite amazed at how small that difference is. I'm sure someone out there has or will do some scientific comparison, but let me tell you that I find F2 is absolutely gorgeous on this lens. It is SHARP edge to edge, and has really outstanding bokeh, it will definitely, confidently replace my 55 for portrait work. I am not a pixel peeper, but I do tend to zoom in 1:1 on portraits just to confirm I nailed focus. While zoomed in, I do find I get slightly less detail (and I mean SLIGHT) than with my a7ii 55 combo. But it is a close match, and I imagine that much of that very small difference is actually in the sensor performance between the cameras. This lens has eased the pain of selling what was formerly my favorite lens. Nice work Fuji.

I have a bass amp (Aguilar TH350) that has a DI Out but no headphone out. While I have dedicated headphone amps, I wanted to be able to hear my Tone Hammer amp via headphones. This did the trick. I just run this from the DI into my headphone amp. Great price from B+H.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

Sticks where it should and comes off without leaving some of it behind.