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It plays all my DVDs from South Korea and US DVDs. Perfect!

safe and quick and best price. here is south Korea

I AM GOING TO BE TRAVELLING TO SOUTH KOREA THIS SEPTEMBER AND THIS BAG IS PERFECT. IT HOLDS MY WALLET & TABLET PERFECTLY, GOING TO USE THIS AS MY PERSONAL ITEM AND KEEP ALL MY ITEMS SAFE

I had a Profoto Probig 8 ft. before I bought this and I can say this is a really nice product made in South Korea. Quality of the material seems much better than the old ProBig. Nice carrybag is included, light is a bit harder than the ProBig and it feels as if I bought a snappier camera.

I use this for 4 trips in Japan, South Korea and in my country, it is very perfect for a long trip even you are not a camera person.

Exactly as described and extremely fast shipment around half the globe. One of few best companies in the 20 years as internett shopping XXXXX stars. :-)) C. Robert. Norway.

This is my third pair of Polk speakers that I have purchased over the last 20+ years.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of the best sounding speakers from jbl i have used yet. I love jbl products. One of the best companies. All there products are great. Haven’t had an anything bad from them and I’ve probably tried every product they have almost.

I've long had my eye on Sonos, and these speakers didn't disappoint. Finally pulled the trigger on this expensive system. I hear individuals say they're overrated, ( the same they say about Apple, Bose, etc.. but these are truly well supported companies, that make incredible constructed products. As are these. ) but I'm truly impressed with the separation in the music I'm playing through it. I like that it's WiFi, and can live without it being Bluetooth enabled as well, due to the sound downgrade. I do feel Sonos should loosen the reins a little, and allow more control to the user, rather than everything going through their proprietary software, which is a bit clunky. But I understand this is what most companies want these days, walled gardens. Because I'm sure they're looking for ways to somehow monetize their software, or want to insure its quality. I know there are cons to these speakers, but couldn't ding them for it, as I've done my research, and knew well before hand, what I wasn't getting. I'm not an audiophile, but know what sounds good to me. And this, sounds great! Trueplay tuning is definitely not a gimmick, as I definitely hear a difference in post tuned, as opposed to pre-tuned. I have them in a bookshelf, and they sounded good and loud when I first turned them on, but totally evened out after Trueplay. I know, no Bluetooth, ( don't need it ) had a ton of these speakers, didn't like the sound coming out of any of them, thus Sonos. Hi-Res audio, have it in my car, and am definitely not missing it in my Sonos. AirPlay would be nice, but again, not missing it. You can find flaws in everything, but today's companies are trying to tie us to their complete eco-systems. With all the competition, right or wrong, it's what we have to deal with as consumers. This system does what I need it for, whole house, clear and precise, distortion free, well separated, loud music. They just sound great. I use them everyday. My Apple and Spotify accounts are very happy!