Samsung 4.5 He Top Load Washer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love Samsung products, and enjoy anything from the washer and dryer to something as simple as USB flash.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very useful things to have! I really am in love with the Samsung products, starting from washer and dryer, ending with the memory

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I wish there was a way to rate this a 4.5 or 4.75. The only draw I've had with this boom arm is that the arm swings/swivels if either your desk/table is not level or you can't mount it to your desk/table such that it is almost perfectly level. In my case, my table is level but I don't have a flat/level surface on the underside of the table. Therefore, the boom arm would swing out of position when the microphone was attached. It was so bad I was going to return it. However, I solved it by placing a piece of wood on the top side of the table and clamping the arm down on that. For whatever reason, when clamped just on the table top the boom arm would swing. Now that I solved that the thing is awesome.

Perfect for building CFexpress B cards on the cheap! Get some reliable 2230 NVMe ssd like Samsung or Micron off fleabay (256GB for 20 bucks), put some thermal paste and you have a great card at unbeatable price. Using a Samsung P991a (not the 991) 2230 NVMe, I can get a ~2.5s 20fps lossless raw (~54frames on average) burst on the Z9 for photos. The prograde cobalt 165gb gives me around 80 frames for the same (guess the internal buffer limits this?). For HE raw or HE*, it is pretty much unlimited for all I care. Plan to upgrade to the Micron 2450 based ssd, which should pretty much give another performance boost. Haven't shot video thoroughly, but seems to have no issues with Prores 12bit for 30s (didn't check longer). I wouldn't recommend this for mission critical work, but given cheap options for tge casual shooter.

A few months ago my sister had a TV die. I wanted to upgrade so I offered her a 2008 Bravia I had in the guest BR and I replaced it with a Samsung QLED. Last month the 60" plasma Panasonic in my BR died. I liked the Samsung & went shopping for a bigger one for my BR. When I told the salesman it was for my BR. He stopped me & said don`t get the QLED they are too bright for BR`s, get an OLED. Knowing he had a point as the Samsung is bright I let him show me some others. I settled on the Sony A80L. I liked it so much I went back 3 days later and bought the same model in 65" for my Den. Glad I listened to the sales guy. He was right about the brightness thing. Also these TV`s have the best sound I`ve ever heard from a stock TV. Tried my sound bar in the BR and put it away TV sounds better alone.

I just doubled the memory of my Samsung phone! I can load in movies, stories, photos, etc. from my PC and read them with my phone.

I used this as the boot drive for desktop. The computer boots much faster and programs load more quickly. I have used Samsung SSD's before and found them to be excellent.

My Samsung TV was very slow to load catalogs and wouldn't always load an app. It was very frustrating, but the Roku Streaming Stick + solved that problem.