White Vanity Desk With Drawers No Mirror

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always need a new cable because I lose them. I recently got an amazing vanity mirror that also is a Bluetooth speaker and charges my phone so I got these for my new stuff and they work so fast! I can't believe my phone played music AND charged for hours!

The rip tie was perfect for organizing all of the loose cables that i had in my desk drawers.

Perfect fit for an AutoDesk standing desk. I mounted two side by side an they look like original equipment. These are not as deep as other drawers but then again those other drawers could not be mounted properly on a “Standing Desk.” Solid build and packaged well. Tidy's up my desk nicely.

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

No steaks or smears, cleaned mirror perfectly

It's small, which is good for my desk, looks good and does the job. No complaints.

Remains on 24x7 No off switch..... The WHITE light on the speaker is an extremely disturbing white light

Mechanically fits perfectly with the T-mount mirror lens and Canon body. No slop at all. Just snug.

This is my first teleprompter, but from what I can see, its all metal structure is pretty sturdy. No problem to mount it on tripod, and setup a camera behind the mirror. The text in mirror is pretty clear, no double shadow or anything distracting. Overall I am satisfied with this teleprompter.

I usually roll my eyes when people call something a game changer, but this camera truly is. Much of what this camera does has been enjoyed by Sony users for awhile now, and I’m sure they get a laugh out of Canon users getting giddy over mirror less. My primary use is nature still photography, and this camera excels. Having focus points across the entire viewfinder is huge. No more focus and recompose. No more focusing on something close to the plane of the head because the head is outside the area of focus points. The animal eye focus works great in many, but not all situations. I switch between animal tracking focus and single point focus as need be. Switching on the fly is easy. When you move to this camera, it’s important to use it as a mirror less camera, and not try to fit it into your old methods. For example, I don’t use back button focus on this camera. I use the R6 mostly with the adapted 100-400 lens, but have had it on the 500 and 600. The EF-RF adapter works like a charm. My second generation 100-400 and 600 use all of the focus points of the R6. The older first generation 500 IS uses fewer, but still coverers way more area than the focus points on a dSLR. I highly recommend this camera. It makes my 1DX seem like a dinosaur. Do be sure to have an extra battery. I chose to not buy the battery grip because I want to keep it small.