Verizon Wireless Home Phone User Guide

Works fine. I wish this came with a user's guide, though.

This compact wireless scanner is a perfect addition to my home office. The software was easy to set up and I didn't encounter any issues connecting the scanner directly to my home's wifi connection without the need for a wired connection. The scanner also offers scanning via mobile device apps (iOS and Android) which can be useful when you want to get a document directly on to your smartphone. The scanning software for MacOS was easy to use, and the interface and options seem geared more to the home user than the professional power user, but were still very customizable to my exacting needs. Overall I would recommend this scanner to anyone who is looking for a wireless scanner. This is a review for the Epson DS-500W II Wireless Duplex Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

The design and controls were intuitive for me to use so I won't be needing to keep checking the user guide.

Especially good when working after dark or when hiking. But it could use a better user's guide.

This phone can unlock bootloader despite of verizon version. I'm using android 12 beta. So smooth and fast

Purchased this for my 12 year old son to be used as a stand alone phone on the Verizon network that he couldn't lose or break easily. It's fantastic and a great price. Well worth the money!

The phone arrived very quickly, a few days after shipping. I prepaid the duties so there were no surprises at the door. Before powering on the phone, I removed the Verizon sim card that was preloaded and when I installed my sim there were no Verizon apps or bloatware, just stock Android. There is also no Verizon branding on the phone. Updates to Android 11 were available out of the box. The phone works perfectly on the Freedom mobile network. So happy with my Pixel 3 from B&H!

The bezels are a bit large for this year, and the battery arrived at 0% (suggesting it spent a long time in a warehouse), but this is a great phone for the (sale) price. Took a long time to update to the latest and only learned after the fact that I could have flashed it with the latest Android bypassing the intermediary steps. It pays for itself in months in free Google Photo storage if you are an avid image creator. The only issue I've noticed is that sounds played through the browser sound far worse than in my other Android phones. This is likely a firmware/software issue that Google isn't even aware of and as such, given their inability to take in bug reports, will probably never fix. I took the Verizon SIM card out before updating and it was hard to connect to Wi-Fi at first, but in the end, after all the updates, there was no Verizon crapware. I have been using the phone only on Wi-Fi so I cannot confirm that it works with other providers, but I don't expect that to be an issue moving forward. I wish it came with a cover, as most phones do these days, but I was able to order one on eBay for $3.

This unit is much easier to balance and set up. It always hard to set up the DJI App. but it could be my Verizon/Samsung Phone system. I like the light weight of the gimbal with mt Z6ii. Will try it with my Zf in the future.

At work, all our phone lines are out. We have Verizon Temporary Solutions, but they crash all the time. This device allows rebooting them remotely, both on a schedule and as needed. The price is very good for what it does. I would not use it in a situation that required high security.