Santa Phone Number For Bad Kid

Purchased as a Gift from Santa for my wife and me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can’t believe I lived without this honestly. I mean we have all been there-phone dead or your kid’s tablet not charged. Keep this around and you won’t have these devastating problems anymore. And it’s compact and travels easy!

I love this mouse, with it's smooth operation, number of options. At the moment I have nothing bad to say about it!

Comes in handy when I cannot get to my phone. The price isn't too bad either.

Holds my phone in myriad number of positions and heights. Love it!

to take santa photos as a fundraiser for the school

I have a number of Bushnell products, scopes, binoculars and red dots, can’t say anything bad about any of them,they’ve never let Me down. Going to mount this trs-25 on My 460 Smith for some short range work, if it can stand up to the 460 what else can One say, I’ll be in touch!! Thank You for Your quality products..

Been using these for a number of years and can't really find anything bad to say about them. They are reliable, never had a mis-trigger, and battery life is amazingly long. They just turn on and work. Never tried the advertised 300 feet but have used these at 150 feet and they work great. At the price point, have a bunch of these in all my field bags so always have a trigger when I had no reason to think I would need one.

There are a number of bad reviews out there saying this head is not stable enough. If I was shooting outside with wind, I would use my Manfrotto 405 head.� For travel and interior shooting, this saves a few pounds (significant).� If you use a Sony body with Canon Tilt Shift, the lens adapter had a place to mount the plate.� It's very balanced and stable. Travel is a good reason to have this head plus the 405 geared head. This is 1.7 lbs compared to 5 lbs for the Manfrotto 405.

Ignore the bad reviews. They are rightfully minimal in number and for good reason. This lens is well built, well balanced on my full frame DSLR, and snaps to focus quickly. Anyone having an issue with focus or vignetting is either shooting under poor lighting conditions with unrealistic expectations, or needs a quick lesson in how to engage peripheral illumination correction. (The latter can be done in camera or in post.) Cheers to Canon for making great glass as always.