Refurbished Iphone Seven

Bought Seven years ago and still looks like new with perfect sound!! LOVE IT!!!

Purchased refurbished, looks brand new.

I had debated whether to go for the refurbished instead of new but decided it was worth it to save almost $300. The fact it was Nikon Refurbished and therefore has a Nikon Warranty means the extra warranty protection from my credit card should also apply. Well I got my camera and except for the fact that it wasn't in the pretty gold box, it looks jut like new - My first picture was shutter activation #1! I am very happy about my purchase and am having fun learning about all of the new features compared to my old D90. I took a group picture at my Rotary Club meeting using the Nikon SnapBridge and was even able to adjust the exposure to compensate for backlighting.

...that it was so TALL. Thats a good thing for me. It rises almost SEVEN FEET. I control the camera (HXR-NX80) with my iPad and it soars over anyones head that might get in the way. Smooth pan/tilt, easy on/off mount. Whats not to like!?

I’ve only used it a week, alongside the new case and a great motorcycle mount. Seven friends saw the products and all ordered.

For over a year now, I have used this case to hold SEVEN C-Stand shafts with SEVEN C-Stand arms. The legs are not stored in this case but that doesn't change the fact that I am still mind blown by this cases capabilities.

This is an upgrade from the iPad 7. Seven is still working perfectly but I decided to upgrade to the 10 and pass the 7 on to a family member. It performs great as does all my apple products. It's faster and the screen is crystal clear and I love love love this new pink color. I have it in clear case. I performs with such ease. I cannot say anything negative about it. It is not the pro but I do not need the pro. It does everything I need and expect with some upgrades. If you are looking for a reliable tablet this is the one. Great tablet works smoothly across all Apple products.

Seven years of sweat, rain, more sweat, snow, rapid temperature change, rubbing against the nylon innards of various bags, more sweat, and washing to try and fix the sweat problem still barely show on this. Still just as flexible as it was when new, too. Easy to adjust and doesn't feel like it'll fall off even if you don't tighten it. If you need a cheap and comfortable wrist strap that can support more weight than any normal person would hand hold, get one.

Took a chance on these legs because of the weight capacity needed for a jib that we sometimes use (Seven Jib Compact XL). Never had legs without spreaders, so this was outside the box for me. So far these legs have been fantastic. The weight support is phenomenal and the number of ways you can contort the legs, thanks to no spreaders, makes them so much more versatile than other tripod legs. The icing on the cake is how short they collapse and how low to the ground you can get your shot. The cherry on top is how light they are with the carbon fiber. Used two of these on 4 week long shoots and so far they've exceed expectations.

The lens is small, very light, and very sharp. Not to mention, inexpensive. Seven blades also result in nice bokeh. The resulting mirrorless rig is smaller than a typical point and shoot camera, except the M accepts all my EF lenses and FD lenses as well (using appropriate adapters) It's actually a pretty fast lens, equivalent to a 35mm f/2 on full frame cameras, and should be stopped-down in situations where greater depth of field is required, but this is how we get good bokeh with the aperture wide open. The lens is a simple design, but very well made, and images are of superb quality. Such performance is rare in pancake lens, and is probably owed to the seven element design. In addition, this lens focuses down to 6, no small feat of engineering! Like other Canon lenses, it delivers respectable resolution, minimal distortion and excellent color fidelity--and it's a solid build. I like it a lot.