Samsung Bespoke 1.1 Microwave

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm not sure when I decided that I would go with a white theme for most of my electrics but most of the products in my kitchen are white and my samsung bespoke vacuum is white. My samsung frame TV is white thanks to the customizable bezel. My samsung bespoke refrigerator is white. You get the point. So naturally I'd want a matching white samsung soundbar. It looks fantastic mounted under my TV and the sound quality is amazing! I love the sleek slim design. The installation was easy enough for a dummy like me to understand. I'm probably the least handy man out there and I had it mounted and ready to rock in no time. You did it again samsung! Thanks!

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

Great saving on bespoke chargers and cuts down on bits you need to pack

It's not innovative or clever. It's not bespoke nor re-thought. It's a heavy basic throw-able tripod with a flat top and a screw-on tiny flat top for a laptop and an interface. If you want to play live keyboard with virtual instruments you should get this. I tried to come up with a custom box for a Mac mini and a small touchscreen... ultimately if you are putting a VI rig together, this is a good way to go if you don't use a rolling rack. Get a long bag like a drummer's trap bag and throw this in it with music stand, throne, speaker stands, mic stand, keyboard stand (I own 2 each of which can turn into a stick-shape when not in use), sustain and expression pedals... It's cheap, sturdy, and it holds things no one must ever step on.

At a fraction of the cost of the bespoke remote control, this simple box works perfectly to play up to 20 items that are assigned to the keys. It has no other control apart from loading tracks & triggering playback. I use mine connected to a Tascam SSR-200 to playback backing tracks & sound fx in a live Cabaret theatre.There's nothing to go wrong with it & has proven 100% reliable to date.

For probably a couple years now I've used this device to control a bunch of home and studio lighting. I have bespoke lighting control software that talks to it over ArtNet, and I use it to control a bunch of pavotubes and nanlite spots and so on. Zero issues.

This tabletop tripod never sees a table. Instead it goes backpacking as an ultra light (1.1 lb) tripod. Shoot from a few inches above the ground to eye level with lightweight camera or use as external strobe or LED light stand. Also serves as pole for stretched arm height 10+ feet overhead with timer or remote shutter. Light, small, and 4.5 feet tall.

In addition, i own the Voigtlander 35mm f/1.4 and 50mm f/1.1. I always find myself coming back and using these lenses adapted to my Fuji XE2. Very sharp and offer unique colors (gives your photos personality). 15mm has some vignetting, but is correctable with available profiles on LR.

I got this for my gh4 and sigma 18-35, i'm getting a 1.1 apature and around 24-50 in zoom. I loved this adapter and now it's better, they just added autofocus for panasonic cameras. It might not be the fastest autofocus but this tells me there is much potential in the firmware departement.

When shooting 1080 I still get some vingetting, but otherwise I love this product. A 1.8 lens is turned into a 1.1.... That alone is pretty amazing.