Samsung Digital Camera 2017

Bought this to connect my Samsung TL350 digital camera to my HDTV Set. Works fine. Does what it's supposed to do. Strong construction. All good.

I bought a EOS DIGITAL REBEL SL2 in 2017 when released. After a few thousand photos and numerous videos I decided to get another. As an old amateur photographer(79) I now have a complete small travel bag. I have a Lowepro backpack with a Canon SL2 with 70-200mm f/4, a Canon SL2 with a Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8, spare Canon 24 & 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens, and I'm ready. Everything is from B&H. Thank you!

Worked very well for my 2017 Samsung 8000 series, no problems. Don't forget to order the additional machine screws needed to mount the TV to the bracket (at least for the Samsung)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I replaced a 2017 top of the line LG curved TV and couldn’t be happier. Installation was a breeze as the wall mount brackets fit on my new Samsung TV perfectly. The pictures is amazing and there’s NO reflection from the windows that surround the room where the TV is located. I used to keep the blinds immediately adjacent to the TV closed but not they’re open and there’s no glare. The picture quality is fantastic and this is a must have product. I’ll be replacing all my TV’s with Samsung.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

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2017 Eclipse

This performs exactly on par with my Samsung, Western Digital, and SK Hynix drives. It was a good price and has been very reliable so far.

I specifically went with this not only because of the better price, but because of the lower operating temps - even with the high speeds. Western Digital and Samsung either had slightly higher operating temperature ranges when under load or were not quite as fast in speed. This works flawlessly, stays cool, and operates at the rated speeds. I use this in a Dell XPS 17 9700 which runs fanless most of the time except if there is a bit of heat generated from maxxing out the ram, or heating the M.2 ssd. If transferring a very large set of files like 500gb or 1tb, then it may get a little toasty for a moment enough to run the fans. Otherwise, it seems to stay quite cool for regular use or file chunks here and there. I tend to get more than I need when it comes to memory so it can last much longer, so I am only using 1/4 of the capacity as a primary drive.