Plan View Kitchen Appliances

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

Very satisfied with this plan. I've learned from past experience (not with B&H but with other appliances/electronics) just how important such protection plans are, and I know from a trusted entity such as B&H this warranty is a worthy purchase.

Used in our open plan kitchen. A real focus of home entertainment!

We use both 5's in our open plan kitchen/living/dining room. They were easy to set up and the sound quality is outstanding. We only had a single speaker for a number of years and have always been very happy with it. I've been wanting to buy a second and now that we have, pairing them to produce stereo sound has taken the audio experience to a whole other level. I highly recommend the Sonos 5.

The perfect solution for my open plan kitchen-diner, the beam pulls double duty as a soundbar for the frame tv we have while also being a room filling music speaker for jam sessions and parties. Looks great, sounds great and has room to grow in future.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

I also own the 8x42 NL Pure's. I plan on keeping both, but the 12's are going to be my default binocular. 9 times out of ten, I want more power than field of view. What is remarkable about these, given the power and field of view, is that they're the same size as my 8's. I've owned high powered bin's in the past, but their size has always been an impediment to actually using them in the field. These are a joy to hold and use. Things to note: If you're coming from a lower power and wider field of view, there will be an adjustment period. Once I got past that, they are as easy to use as my 8's. Also as expected, they have a narrower depth of field, so your focus has to be more precise. Those are small trade-offs for the better magnification for me. I like having great looks at birds, and these give me that in a perfect sized binocular with outstanding ergonomics.

I purchased them because I enjoy watching Butterflies and other insects. I plan to use them to view the many varieties of Dragonflies that reside at the Bitter Lake NWR in Roswell, NM.

If you own a Hoodman loupe and plan to use live view for close ups to judge depth of field you need a strap to hold it in place. It does add an extra step to your set up but I never am in a hurry when doing macro work. It takes a little maneuvering to get it in place when your camera uses an L Bracket quick release but I found the strap stretches enough on one side which I never change. Then it is simple to slip the other strap over the opposite side and snug it up. It is all worth it when you see how much your macro shots improve.

Super convenient devices for all my non smart appliances