Samsung Microwave Oven Reliance Digital

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

I like that they are eco friendly and can be refreshed in the microwave. I had another brand that requires oven use, which is impractical living in an RV. This is the best solution. Bag is sturdy, is flexible to fit into spaces of bags, boxes.

Works well especially for monitoring lighting in various areas of a scene. No reliance on batteries, which is nice. Case and all included accessories are well made and should last a long time.

Been using Manfrotto heads for far too long. I have always known that I needed to upgrade from my reliance on Manfrotto. I am glad did! This head from Miller is a night and day difference for me. So much better in every way. Lighted bubble head, counter balance, and extremely smooth drag and pan. It's so good!

This lens represents my most recent step away from an over-reliance on zoom lenses. I like, and still use zooms, especially for wildlife, but have decided to shoot more with primes, and zoom with my feet. The Canon EF 50 f1.8 II is the least expensive of Canon's 50s, but it captures such remarkable images I can't imagine spending more money would somehow translate into images that are demonstrably superior. If I was shooting video the STM version may provide smoother focus transition, but I don't. No, it's not built like a tank, but I don't use my equipment as I would a tank, and if something did/does happen to it I the pain in my wallet will be minimal. In the meantime, my nifty 50 is also thrifty, and thrilling. Note: the box in which this lens shipped looked as if it was the last one in stock!

Great alternative to packets you put in the oven to recharge

I love how easy it is to use this thing. I previously used the beads that must be renewed by heating them in an oven... which was a pain. This just plugs into an outlet and renews in ~6 hours. I throw it in my moisture sealed DeWalt toolbox to keep my camera accessories dry. My camera and lenses are in a Ruggard dry cabinet.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Added this to my new Samsung laptop. Needed space for my digital libraries.