Soundcore Liberty Air Left Earbud Slow Red Blinking

I bought this light to take pictures of cats, as I've had poor results using flash (blinking, red-eye) and cats won't always go and sit in pools of sunshine when you ask them to. This light works well and the included accessories provide a lot of value. I'm using it on a tripod rather than on-camera.

I’ve had these earbuds for about a year now and I think they deserve a review. I lost my left earbud for a month one time and had no idea where it went. Turns out I dropped it outside to my surprise I plug it back in and it works perfectly! With me mowing over it, rain and cold temps it kept all its high tech features. This is as about 3 months ago and it still works… Just an amazing product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great headphones for my phone. I was pleasantly surprised for their price, how great they sounded. We have typically used other high end brands that sound great, and these are going to replace those. There are so many great features that are note worthy: -Great sound blocking -good wire and headphones crunstructability and feel -the in-line remote actually works well -and the earbud clip built into the wire is great if your walking around, and you don't want the earbud (not being used) just swinging around getting damaged. - to help identify which is your left or right headphone, the left one has a bump on the back of it, while right one has is dimpled. My only request would be to have some sort of case that comes with it. When we travel, we put our headphones in the seat pocket in front of us. The kids left theirs behind once. After that, we started tethering a lanyard to each of them. This would stick out of the seatback pocket, and remind us to grab it. We would like for case to have a clip on it, for a lanyard. These are great travel headphones. Great sound with great sound blocking. Great job Belkin!

I could not get a strong signal TV was blinking.

Lean, strong, looks great, gives a great deal of liberty in using camera straps. What else do you need?

This ON-AIR Light is exactly what it says it is. It does come with an unmarked red bulb. As near as I can see it is a 40W incandescent. I was not expecting a bulb.

The very fine grain and slow-ish speed of Ilford Ortho make it great for landscape photography. Just keep in mind that it's not sensitive to red at all, so you can't use red or orange filters the way you might to increase contrast. You probably won't need to, though, because the contrast is already quite high to begin with. One added advantage of this film is that if you need to cut it down for some reason, it's easier to do it than with other films because you can do so under a dark red (wratten 2a) safelight. I use it for 4x10 for this reason because you

Can you adjust the volume with the touch sensors on the earbud?

I want to start off by saying that I recieved this light from coast at no cost to myself in order to test and review. Also, I do not work on job sites, I am a service plumber and I work in residential homes 99% of the time. I had this sitting on my dash for a while because I never knew I needed a headlamp (lol) I was happy and have been happy with the hp7/hp7r for a long long time now probably about 10 years. I started using this thing 2 days ago and it hasn’t left my hat since. I took it home by accident because I forgot it was there. So things I like about it: It’s small and lightweight, barely noticeable on the head. It swivels up and down which is awesome if you’re kneeling to work and need to see things on the floor. It has a DIMMER which is pretty cool you slide it left and right to control the brightness of the light. If you use the regular light for long enough, and press the button, it shuts the light off and does not switch to the red light. Otherwise if you press the button twice in succession it goes to the red light. The led light is bright enough to work with but not bright enough to reflect off things and blind you (lol) The red light ON THE BACK is EXCELLENT for bike riding at night, I’m not sure if that was intentional but it’s a perk. The battery life is great, I’ve been using it for about 12 hours now and it’s not dead. Things I do not like: It’s battery powered and it doesn’t come with a rechargeable battery. They really need to start making some of these things with accessible/serviceable/changeable integral rechargeable batteries with charging ports, that would make life a lot easier.

I was using a Vortex red dot on it's own at the range and really enjoyed the accuracy it added to my shots. Added this magnification scope and instantly the experience was enhanced. 3x isn't crazy but it is the perfect amount of zoom for seeing exactly where your targets are being penetrated at any indoor range. I shoot left handed and after reading previous reviews of how people were complaining about it swinging to the left, it is easily changed to swing either way. Glad I tried this out because I wouldn't want to hit a range without it now.