Module Plastic Pull Out Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

Purchased for my annual Super Bowl party. Out on a big pull down screen in my patio and placed projector there’s. During daylight hours picture is a little washed out as e no g set in it was beautiful and clear. Sound and pic great. Easy to use hook up and stream. Also hooked up to IPhone. Love it.

This is a great minimalistic wallet. If is well made and has everything covered. The pull tab works easily. My only complaint is that it comes with two fake plastic cards for demonstrative purposes. I think these could have been made of cardboard to reduce plastic waste. Or they could be omitted entirely.

Setup couldn't be simpler - you just place the AirTag next to your iPhone, pull off the plastic strip that activates the AirTag's battery, and within seconds the iPhone recognizes the AirTag and starts tracking it. If you do use your iPhone to command the AirTag to play a sound, the result is surprisingly loud and strident for such a small device, not much chance of missing that sound!

Buy these - in hard plastic container rather than the shrink wrap, as that is a bit hard to pull off, it's well worth the small extra expense.

They are well made. You literally cant put these things into the L40 incorrectly. The pull tabs are metal vs. plastic that Ive seen elsewhere.

If you don't have a dedicated audio person, 32 bit's awesome. Set your levels to anywhere near the correct ballpark and then it's one less thing to worry about during the recording. The F3's a well designed and solid feeling piece of gear. All of the controls are recessed a little, so they're less likely to get accidentally pressed/bumped/scraped. Locking XLR connectors. Easy to use interface/controls/settings. Decent mounting options (between the belt loops and 1/4 thread on the bottom). Very happy with it. My only minor gripes are that you can't change your recording levels after you've started recording, but with 32 bit, it has such range that I really can't imagine ever needing to change them. Also there was a little plastic pull tab/sticker on the screen (as if to help remove a plastic film cover over the screen). But there was no plastic film cover on my screen, so when I removed that little pull tab/sticker, I was left with sticky goo on the screen :(

This cage is a must by. The plastic case of the Shinobi is not strong enough to push and pull when using a monitor mount. I feel completely safe now that the Shape Cage is in place and protecting my Monitor.

I used this tripod for a wedding this past weekend and it worked out great. It is a little on the heavy side, but that is great in my book. It is not so heavy it cannot be carried, but my PD170 is rock solid on top! Head is very smooth and does excellent. I noticed a lot of reviewers complained about breaking the tighteners for the arms and that the tightener for the pan got in the way. If you will notice, the plastic wing nut will pull away from the nut and allow you to get a small wrench in there to loosen up everything the first time out. Also, if you will pull out the plastic wing nut (you may need to unscrew the end) you can adjust where the plastic wingnut lays so it does not get in the way of your pan, I can go 360 around with mine with no problems. (New Buyers - After you purchase the tripod, you will understand what I am talking about, just remember to refer back to this review if it will not rotate 360.) Bottom line... Rock solid performer for the money!

Exactly what I needed for lighting up backstage rack drawers. Just as described.