New Apple H1 Headphone Chip

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

Looking to upgrade for a parent. New chip and storage works well. Wanted for smart home use and so they can use social media.

New TI 4k dlp chip that offers 240fps for 1080p gaming and hdr 4k image. This is unbeatable price in the market currently. Better then Optoma uhd50x and Benq th685. No haze over the image like other projectors. Bright and clear 4K image. 3 Year warranty and trusted brand.

Used this adaptor to connect my Zoom H1 with Apple iPhone 7+ and works fine. Have to work on level settings to get it right, takes some time to experiment.

This Apple iPad was purchased to upgrade an older iPad. The M1 chip performance is wonderful and the screen resolution very sharp. The 128 Gb of memory is ample storage for all my applications and pictures. B&H Photo Video continues to be my go to electronics e-commerce store.

These are my first wireless earphones and man am i glad i got them. With the Apple W1 chip pairing with my iPhone is seamless. Also since im not an audiophile, the sound quality i would say is just right for the casual listener.

This device can replace most laptops and is lightening fast with its M2 chip, which allows for Apple to use less RAM with greater efficiency. It may be overkill compared to most tablets, but this can replace a laptop for most casual users.

I replaced a very old iMac with this (yellow) M1 chip version just days ago. It's VERY fast and as any Apple device also very easy to use. I upgraded the memory to 16GB (max) and 1TB SSD storage. It is so much ahead of my pre-2010 Intel iMac! It was pricey but worth it.

I recently upgraded my 2017 Mac Desktop with an Apple 24 iMac with M3 Chip (Blue). I am very happy with this model. It runs incredibly smooth and the transfer of all of my data and settings was flawless. I highly recommend this Apple Desktop model.

The physical drive itself is great. I really like the SoftRAID software it comes with but it has two issues: You have to completely disable Apple's T2 chip security feature for SoftRAID to install its driver. I believe if they worked with Apple, Apple could sign the driver and allow it to be installed with the T2 chip setting allowing T2 security turned on with SoftRAID driver. A fix may be on the way for that. Second, the RAID drive does not show up on the About this Mac Storage status. Not a big deal. Otherwise SoftRAID is very easy to use, clear graphical user interface. It is what Apple's RAID setup should be. So far I have had no need to use it to rebuild/recover a RAIDed drive. Therefore I can give no feedback. This is being used on a 2019 Mac Pro.