Typical Watch Battery Size

Typical high quality Pelican product. Latches are much easier to use than on my other Pelican case. Watch the sizing since the padded dividers take up a fair bit of the internal room. Each side of the case looses about 1/2 due to the thickness of the padding. Perfect fit for a Nikon D800 and 28-300 for kayaking.

Great battery, holds the charge very well. Quality seems to be a typical Profoto.

The battery life is incredible....The quality is typical Marshall...I love these headphones!

Typical Canon quality & reliability....Have. another generic battery, but that one's not nearly as good. I'll just stick with Canon products. You get what you pay for...!

Typical Vanguard precision and quality. Like all other Ball Heads but just a little bit better. Hefty size and smooth solid movement of parts. Nicely compliments my favorite Vanguard tripod.

I made a video lighting bag from this with black coreplast dividers and bottom. Great size and typical Impact quality/value.

Love this bag. It's the perfect size, and has the typical PortaBrace quality construction. Took it on a driving trip and don't know what I did before without it.

This is my first time using a f1.2 lens. After renting it out for a test run- I decided to pull the trigger. I wanted a bright, generalist lens for my R5 and I decided that this fit the bill. I was aware how razor thin the DoF would be, but working with it has been both challenging and rewarding. You really have to be mindful when you're shooting at such narrow apertures. Many, like me, bought this lens because it is very sharp wide open (and it is) but I always have to keep in mind that it's okay to stop down- especially when shooting more than one subject during events. The lens is heavy and can really weigh on your arms after a few hours of active use- that's no fault of the lens, just means that I should start working out :) The size of this lens is definitely a step above typical f1.4/f1.8 primes and it definitely is something I considered. In my opinion, it's fine for me- it's size is pretty much in league with typical 24-70 f2.8 zooms. I do plan for this to be my primary travel lens once things open back up (paired with a 70-200 f4 and alongside a Ricoh GR3). That being said- I'll probably stick to my GR3 for hiking :) What I'm really looking forward to is taking this lens out to the city for some street shooting and environmental portraits. If I had to nitpick a negative- it would be that the focusing speed isn't quite as fast as on my EF f4 L zooms (the focus limiter switch can alleviate this).

Cuts to any size. Sticks great to the carpeting (the typical workplace carpet). Made a lot of people happy that cords were covered so nicely. People could move lamps around to better locations once cord was covered. Only issue is it is a little expensive per foot. A better price and more of this would sell faster.

Good plotter size for most basic tasks, typical HP, no starter paper roll, basic ink contents, highly overpriced plotter stand (recycled older one from 600-series). Expect to get three to maybe five years out of it if very lucky. Still, best price/performance compared to a leading competitor.