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The XProC works great. However, I found a step not in the instruction manual that needs to be done when synching with an X1R-C connected to my Yongnuo-C flash. Make sure your ID in the XProC settings is set to OFF, otherwise, it won't synch with the X1R-C, at least for my equipment. This also means you need to have all your Godox flash wireless equipment ID also set to OFF to maintain the synch connection.

The feel of this is like the Pro...for my use the only thing missing is Face ID. I'm so used to my phone I keep swiping up from the bottom, forgetting I need to use the Touch ID.

My Moto g7 battery was failing and expanding in the case. The g7 came with Android 9 and was upgraded to Android 10. That is when I started having problems with Face-ID. The Moto g Power comes with Android 10 and Face-ID is no longer supported by Google. The touch-ID on the back works fine and is reliable. I ruined the g7 battery by keeping in plugged into a USB battery and stowing the phone in a motorcycle saddlebag or tank bag; it just got to hot, to often. The battery in this phone has enough capacity that I do not need and external battery. So far. no overheating problems. Otherwise, the phone works great, and Android 10 has some welcome changes. I use this phone on Verizon but may make a switch to Straight Talk.

I bought it to be able to draw, I had the smaller one but it's easier on a larger screen. As you probably know this is the top of the line, I'll just mention a couple minor crits. It's surprisingly heavy and I've not got used to it. It's not really something you can casually use with one hand, the way my other iPads have been. It's that heavy. It also has a thunderbolt connector, so none of your previous iPad or iPhone cords will work to charge. They're treating it like a computer, which it sort of is. I do wish these still had a button, the face ID is cumbersome for me, my face isn't always in front of it when I want to turn it on, and lo and behold when you hold the thing in your hands, you're naturally covering the face ID camera with your palm or finger. That feature is my least favorite. It's a wonder to work with though, the drawing with sidecar as an additional photoshop screen is beyond.

I love this bag. I use this to store my iPhone X, ID, credit card, and cash in my jersey pocket when I ride. I never have any moisture in it during any parts of my ride. I'll say that the face recognition doesn't work 100% as the bag gets scuffed over time, but I've had the same issue with some protective cases with clear face covers (ex: Otterbox/LifeProof). Will definitely be planning to get more of these in the future.

I have both the iPad Air and the iPad Pro. The only thing I really notice the difference on is the use of face id on the pro, which I love. Other than that, for my basic uses, they feel identical.

Id like to believe God has one of these and simply adjust the filter to turn day time to night time.

I want to let you know, that I was looking for a keyboard for my macbookpro 2020 for use it with aTS3 and my monitor and works great and I did not buy the one with touch id but this is great, it is not giant, it feels good in the hands, it has a back light and a sensor that when you close your hands, there turn on the back light, connect it easily and the mac pair it easy, according to the battery it lasts about 10 days and the touch id is not necessary, you simply put the password and the screen comes out, you can turn off the back light but it is not necessary it is better than the apple magic keyboard that does not have a back light ...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love this speaker. Great sound that can really get after it. Classic retro style looks have a real nice touch to it. Brass looking accents on the handle and face are a nice touch. Leather(?) housing is sweet. The dials light up when you turn them, for example the volume or bass and treble settings so you can tell where you're at on those levels. Nice handle for carrying. The face of it has a textured squared feel that feels old school. It's cool that it is also a wifi speaker, so you can use Google or Alexa assistants. The only downfall is that it has to be turned on to use those functions, but I don't use them much anyway so no big deal. The subwoofer on the bottom is really nice. When the bass is all the way up you can feel the vibrations throughout the room. The nice thing is though you don't have to turn it all the way up to hear the bass, it has a very rich sound without having to rattle the house if you don't want to. It was very easy to set up using the JBL One app, took me all of 3 minutes to have it set up and running all the features. Again, the styling of it is terrific, it's a nice edition to any room. Definitely not a speaker you'd want to take to a beach or something like that, as the woofer is on the bottom facing down, you wouldn't want to get it sandy or wet, but it's great outside on stand of some kind if you want to take it outside.

very good quality and easy to configure through the browser