Samsung 5A Charger

They are comfortable, the sound is very good, I have them connected to my Pixel 5a. Easy to use.

If you do not need the fastest transfer speed and need the 5A to charge your devices then you can save some money and get this one. �It comes in two colors and works well with the latest MacBook Pro.

I bought my Pixel Buds A at the same time I bought my Pixel 5a. They have good sound quality and are comfortable. They fit better than my Apple Airpods did when I had my iPhone 12 Pro. The case is a solid design and small enough to fit in a pants pocket. It uses USB-C to charge and does not have wireless charging capability. The case is magnetic and can stick to refrigerator doors.I am concerned about the long term durability of the silicon ear pieces and the piece that helps stabilize the earbud in your ear. Other than that, the buds and case seem to be of good build quality.I get notifications on my Pixel 5a that I have to turn on Google Assistant. When I go to Pixel Buds settings, I find that Assistant is turned on. Weird software bug.

I have an old version 2 meters cable and it just works and it takes up to 5A. Yes, this one is good as old version at least and it makes charging done with any device with USB-C. This cable is highly recommended even you have Android devices with USB-C

I also have the 3A/15W version of this cable in black, and they both perform well. If you need the higher power throughput of the 5A/100W cable, then this is the one to get. Interestingly, the 3A/15W cable is slightly thicker than the 5A/100W cable, through both seem very well built. The 5A/100W cable has a more-rubberized feel.

I use the WT-5A to send the photos to my iPad. I can trigger and save the photos during a shoot. Its reliable and simple to use. The biggest challenge was setting it up, but once it was done, I was happy with the result. Yes, it's expensive, but it's well worth the price.

Vic Firth are hands-down the best sticks out there - I've been using 5A's for 30 years now - solid, consistent, and always balanced.

I've used Vic Firth 5A's for close to 40 years - there is no substitute for the quality of these sticks - tried, true, tested.

I used to listen to LS3/5A, a $3,000 plus bookshelf speaker and found that sound from these cheap Sony speakers is very acceptable for general listening.

I am using the 12v, 5A Fujiya AC adapter with my Luxli Cello light. I am so glad I have it and don't need to worry about batteries when I use the light on a stand.