Windows Phone Screen Recording App

I love the ability to use the touch screen and phone app At the same time

I bought it to use for screen capture tutorial recording. It works exactly as expected for that. App is optional but it can only change the level on the analog output.

I needed to replace my Moto G6 and purchased the Moto G Power. I'm glad I did. the battery on this phone is awesome. This is the first smartphone that I can go 2 days without charging. Performance if good and even with a lot of app's on this phone has plenty of storage and I like the 4GB of RAM to support my app's. The screen if bright and resolution on the screen is good - things are clear and easy to read/see. I would clearly purchase this again and I'm trying to get my wife to get one.

It is so lightweight, doesn't weigh more than my phone. The quality is great. You can use the app to connect to your phone for a bigger screen. The tiny tripod is sturdy.

This is a (nearly) perfect phone for me because it has 3 things: 1) 3.5mm Headphone jack 2) 16mm, 24mm, and 60mm (12MP) equivalent lenses (w/ high-end Sony quality video and camera app! RAW, 4K, Advanced DSLR-like features, etc.) 3) USB-C (USB 3.1) with support for workstation docking (keyboard/video/mouse) Other niceties include: - Wireless Qi charging - IP56/IP68 dust/water resistance - Bright and colorful OLED screen - 120hz screen refresh rate (buttery smooth!) - Snapdragon 8 Gen1 SoC (8 cores) w/ 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage - 2 nanoSIM slots and 1 microSD card slot (supports upto 1TB) - Snappy biometric (fingerprint) unlock - 5G phone network (with 4G/LTE, 3G, and 2G) - WiFi6E network support (yes, it does the new 6Ghz band, too!) - 5000 mAh battery! - Dedicated shutter release button (with half-press focus lock, like a camera!) - WiFi texting via the standard Google Messages app, but... Unfortunately, there are 2 things about it that I was disappointed to discover: 1) No WiFi calling. From what I've read on the Internet, this is actually the fault of the carrier (Verizon, T-Mobile, et al.), but Sony seems to get the blame. It's not a deal breaker for me, but for some folks who make a lot of phone calls and don't have good cell tower coverage, this could really make life tough. 2) Thermal management really is mediocre. Or rather, this phone does get warm from time to time. While I don't play games on my phone, I have noticed that using the video recording and the phone app extensively will get this phone rather warm. Otherwise, it is a normal temperature.

I was determined to find a network audio player that had a display screen on the front panel, similar to my previous Pioneer N-50. But all the rave reviews of the Node swayed me. I'm really thrilled with this player. The phone app is really the way to go. It offers way more utility and convenience than any built-in screen could. There are other players out there at this price point that use a phone app for control, but the BlueOS app is the only one that people actually like. The Node 2021 also now has a decent DAC, so that concern with its predecessors seems to be taken care of. I had no trouble pairing the unit with my Synology NAS device, and the user interface for navigating that is great. Internet radio and other streaming services are equally easy to access. On top of all that, it's kind of a cool looking unit, with solid build quality. I use mine as a source with the output volume fixed, but it can also be used as a preamp with volume and tone controls accessible in the app. I'm really happy with the sound quality and usability of this network player.

Nice to know if one of many doors and windows are open using the ecobee app. with the sensors.

Excellent card for my Windows Phone....large capacity....B&H does it again !

Had for several months like being able to use app on phone

works great, looks great. having the phone app is convenient.