Turbo Tool Handheld Vacuum

Great headlamp that can also double as a handheld flashlight or be mounted to anything metal nearby. The turbo mode lights up anything you might need ti too and the battery lasts for a good full day of use. I used this doing audits in boiler rooms but then also found myself using it to walk the dog and doing work in our basement where I could stick it right to any pipe. The beam focus is also great to have and super easy to use.

I bought the cheaper $150 turbo booster and wasted my money. Don't make the same mistake I did. If you don't have the money straight out...be patient, save up, and buy this essential tool. I've used it to shoot a short film on the Lumix G7. It was my first time making the transition from Canon. I'm extremely happy with the results. No lens flare. Sharp. Gave me some more room to work with using my Rokinon 85mm (Canon mount) decreasing the crop. Once again, this is an essential tool for using MFT systems.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

This is a low cost tool to assist in your handheld productions. Very useful for mounting any shoe mounted mic or other pieces of equipment.

The BOYA BY-HM100 Dynamic Handheld Microphone works great with my videocamera as a tool for interviewing people.

Vacuum packed cartridges for the longest possible life.

Have only used the Turbo SC for one event, but it did well!

It's all in the name, TURBO!, FLASH!, TECHNOLOGIES! I needed to download a huge amount of photos, a CD just wasn't doing it. Tried a DVD but that was a DVDon't. I put the Turbo Flash Drive in and before I could say 32GB Turbo 3.0 USB Flash Drive by PNY Technologies the download was done! Like I said, It's all in the name.

Have a Turbo Battery pack that has died twice. The initial cost, the first repair cost and either buying a new turbo or getting a second repair would come close to $+. Bought two of these for $ along with rechargeable double A's. Works great while costing much less!