Shark Detect Pro Auto Empty System Cordless Vacuum

Living in the Contrast-Detect, second tier for so long, I was unhappy with the auto-focus system only during video. Stills were not a problem. The upgrade to a camera with Phase-Detect seems nearly miraculous, beats DFD too, hands down. The auto-focus is fast and it is accurate! The rest of the system is nice too, astounding image stabilization first. I am very happy with the image quality too. I was used to avoiding 6400 ISO on the first gen OM-D, but here, it is very usable. If you are considering APS-C as being substantially better, you should also consider that in 95% of shooting scenarios, there is no difference, and in the 5% of situations, it will take a pixel-peepers pickiness to find anything. The Image Quality on this sensor is excellent. Nothing in APS-C land has a lens catalog so complete. I've got seven lenses in the easy-carry bag.

This cordless handset matches with our business phone system.

I found a go pro at the beach. Seriously, it was in between some rocks, it was at night and had it not been for the orange floaty I would not have spotted it. It was still on so I watched the last video (hoping I'd find the owner) I see the person surfing and crash, tumbling in the waves, I see a big shark! Ok a rock that maybe looked like a shark. Actually, I watch the go pro with the floaty plop up to the surface. Catch a few waves by itself and get tossed into the rocks alot and then get tossed in the air and land between rocks where I found it. Perfect items to have if you own a go pro, or find one.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

Have had this system for years. Every few years I have to replace a handset which is understandable considering how much it's used. Not many other options for cordless 2 line systems

Batteries come included—don’t use. You may initially believe the mics have a problem. We used at first and mics kept popping and shorting. After putting in hot batteries, it worked like a charm. The mics are so INSENSITIVE (not sensitive) that I can stand right beside the speaker and use without a problem. Which works for me. I don’t want sensitive cordless mics because I can’t control where it will be taken throughout the venue/stage. Able to set high gain adjustments do to low sensitivity—good for microphone eaters but bad for singers who want distance from the mic and their faces. It does not have the weight of a real microphone or moderately priced cordless mic. Its weight is akin to a cheap RadioShack or BestBuy mic for 9.99 from back in the day. Your singers won’t believe it sounds good by the way the mic feels. It sounds great for the price. It sounds as good as Shure 58s by my initial comparison, also prompting me to upgrade my primary mics. The audio cable provided is like 1-3 feet. Buy a longer audio cable so that your receiver can be moved to an optimal location. The power cable is rather short (same length as audio cable), plan to have a power cable extension of some sort if you need the receiver placed 3-5 feet (or greater than 2 feet) away from PA. Rf distance was as good as an Expensive Shure cordless system. We’ll see how this holds up over time. I would buy again and again. It’s the perfect system for primary or backup system for problems with main mics and main cordless mics. We use these mics in conjunction with our more sophisticated mics. These mics should not be used as the sole mic solution in churches.

A great product. We're using it as part of a mobile, mostly cordless audio system. The back-compatibility with the previous generation was very helpful, as we already had an older set on hand. They talk to each other with no problems. And the versatility of battery or USB plug-in power is very helpful. Recommended.

Some devices does not allow this to be connected.While some systems does.However the main system (Computer) will detect this Hard Drive.

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

Replaces an empty one.