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Took a little while to get here but this board was 70$ cheaper than micro center. Have had 0 issues so far, will see how good it really is when I upgrade to a zen3 CPU but for now it’s perfect

I purchased two these routers on the recommendation of the sales team at my local Micro Center store. I was blown away on how easy it was to setup the routers. They are performing well and thus far have had not issues. The mesh feature is great.

very sharp accross the board, among the finest for my D800E, center and borders. Micro contrast is great. Fast, silent, reliable, more than 2000 pictures taken and i really like the results. Faultless so far !!!

APC and number 48 have protected entertainment center through many storm outages. Some Hurricanes with multi day outages. Zero connected component issues. Same report for all other devices protected by APC and similar batteries. Battery change, a small price to pay for power protection.

I watched a number of youtube videos regarding this tripod and was a little concerned at first. I wanted a stable carbon fiber that will be with me for a good while. I also bought the VH-60 horizontal adapter arm kit made by Feisol. I admit, they are bulkier than I thought they would be, but man are they sturdy. One reviewer said his legs would not articulate properly from the center head. I have not had any problems with mine (so far). I love the long extendable center support rod and the four piece leg set. Everything is very solidly built. One feature I really like about this tripod is that you can invert the legs and mount your camera like 1 inch off the ground surface for macro work. The price point was also appealing to me vs the Gitzo or RRS units. So far I am very happy with my purchase.

This is one of those great products that you just don't really think about until you need it and then you are happy to have it. I have a number of devices that use Micro USB but my computers, phones, tablets, and many if not most of my charging bricks are all USB C so when I have a Micro USB cable it becomes a bit of an annoyance plugging it in and this adapter takes that annoyance away and makes those cables compatible with all of my other USB C ports. If you don't have any of these yet grab a couple and have them around you will be surprised how useful they can be. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

I have a number of filters I used for my Pentax Lens so when I switched to an Olympus micro 4/3 camera, this ring made it possible to use the Pentax filters saving me from replacing them.

I own a number of Rode microphones and have been looking for something between the Rode Video Micro and the Rode NTG line. I wanted something with a small footprint and lightweight to use with the Rode Micro Boom Pole Pro but that could also serve as an on camera microphone. The VideoMic Go II fits the bill. It sounds amazing and allows me to boom in small/ tight areas while also giving me a good mic on camera for scratch audio.

I replaced my old Cambridge Soundworks bi/dipolar speakers that were just not doing it for me. Old and tired. These speakers are wonderful. I was waffling between the 800 & 1000s, glad I opted for the larger speaker. I highly recommend these. They look great on my sturdy Sanus EFSat speaker stands.

I bought these to replace my 18 year old Cambridge Soundworks Newton Series M80 three-way speakers with 8 inch woofers, because I had grown dissatisfied with their high frequency response and clarity. These don’t go as low as they did, but I now have an excellent RSL sub to cover that. I am now hearing cymbals and other high frequency instruments with amazing clarity. If you like bass-heavy music or play movie sound, you will probably want a sub. I am driving them with an 80 WPC Onkyo receiver which will play them plenty loud. Unless you spend more than $600/pair, I don’t think you will get anything significantly better.