Logitech Camera Malfunction

Good in case of an accident or malfunction.

so far ive been using it for about a month, theres no malfunction or any inconvenience in usage.

Works great with logitech camera.

Screen quality Better than other K-manufacturer . Hope no malfunction after warranty….

The converter is replacing an older unit that malfunction after many many hours of work. I'd buy again.

The ink cartridge work just fine my printer cartridge malfunction so i have two new cartridges that i no longer can use.

I needed a webcam to use for working from home. I was skeptical at first that a small webcam such as this could produce a great image but I purchased anyway. After hooking the camera up and installing the optional Logitech Camera Settings app, I was blown away at the quality and field of view this camera offered. The 1080p resolution is crystal clear, even when zooming in. The zoom and pan options in the Logitech Camera Settings app were a nice touch to allow you to zoom in on yourself or pull focus on something else in view without having to physically move the camera. One thing I was happy to see is that this camera doesn't do that weird zoom/auto-focus thing that many Logitech cameras do where the person goes completely out of focus for a few seconds while it tries to auto-focus. I have a headset that I use for my video conferencing but the camera includes a microphone, should you need one. So far, I have zero complaints on the product. Overall, I would highly recommend this webcam for it's quality and features.

The Mackie 802VLZ4 8-channel mixer is a delight to use and it is very accurate. This mixer replaces a budget mixer I had been using for years that started to malfunction. OK, the malfunction was solved by some treatment (of the old mixer) with Deox-IT, but I don't think the Mackie will ever need that. And that's the point of buying a Mackie, even an affordable one. I had seen Mackies in production studios and performance spaces and they do have an excellent reputation. Besides having flawless audio quality, this mixer has some high end features. Be sure to download the Owner's Manual. Not only does it have 26 pages of very useful information, it also helps you start out right (not to mention a few priceless jokes to reward those who read manuals). One feature I liked right away are the channel inserts on the three mic inputs, commonly used for compressors/expanders. It is remarkable that the mic inputs can handle all kind of mics but also guitar inputs and line level inputs, a huge range of signal levels. Equalizers on every channel, very good ergonomics, and painless signal setting complete the stand-out features. A number of mixers have built-in A/D converters with USB output and tons of effects built in. Personally, I prefer clean signals in the mixer and a separate (I use FocusRite) A/D converters, which avoids the RF signals that leak from the processing chips in effects processors and A/D converters. For mixing audio for video, small bands, and small meeting rooms, this is a perfect mixer that will last a very long time.

I've been using cheap boom stands for many years, and am constantly frustrated with how often they malfunction or just break. (I usually blame the musicians...) But this K&M boom mic stand is SOLID. It's also a lot easier to adjust, as the knobs are machined better. No musician is going to destroy this thing!

Lets face it; the MB-D18 battery grip costs four times more than its nearest competitor.  So why did I buy the MB-D18 and not the less expensive competitor?  Reliability and dependability.  I read the reviews for both products and the less costly grip seemed more likely to malfunction.  I value my time and want to avoid delays and wasted time tracking down the cause of a malfunction.