Wired Fitness Tracker App

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

I am so pleasantly surprised with the quality and the comfort of the Pro; the graphics are superb! I use it for the Supernatural Fitness APP and also Red Mattr 2

I only recently became aware of the out of ear style headphones and became familiar with Shokz through a promo on my Garmin fitness app. So I decided to give them a try. Very pleased so far. The sound is great! The fit is pretty good-I shave my head so that probably has a negative impact on that part. They are easy to set up and use.

The 2K wired doorbell is everything it said it was. Quality view, great app and it was priced right.

Highly recommended. I have mine paired with my other 4 wired cameras. All runs through the Lorex app.

It was very hard to let go of my old "wired" hifi but I decided to move with the times and after much research and listening and a couple of bad purchases I invested in Sonos and have been very happy since. This Play 5 supports my music needs everywhere but the living room where I have a Sonos A/V setup. Reasonably expensive but Play 5 sound is top notch. Strong but well controlled base. Good stereo imagery and enough power to fill medium / large rooms easily. Devialet is perhaps better still but MUCH more £££ Sonos is very flexible with streaming app's and multi speaker / multi room options. I've moved from Apple Music to Tidal which the Sonos app handles effortlessly. One speaker is very good but I'm hoping to get a second Play 5 for my birthday (if only my wife would read this) so that I can run two as a stereo pair. I have a feeling two in stereo would fix my worst audiophile cravings. It is that good.

Upgrading from the USB wired version. The wireless one seems to work just the same, which means its great. As of 2023, on a 2019 MBP running Monterey OS, the Kensington app is useable with Bluetooth. The dongle is NOT required to use the app on my setup. Quite pleased with this. There is no noticeable latency for me when using the mouse for precise photo-editing or general internet surfing. Be sure to use the app to set up sensitivity to your liking, just like any other mouse.

I have a Canon D5 MKiv and have traditionally used the Canon Connect app on my iPhone and iPad to do remote shooting. Effective but not always easy to set up and it does suffer from a slight lag in tripping the shutter. A recent upgrade to iOS had caused the app to ‘misbehave’, so I thought I’d investigate wireless and wired remotes. The Vello at B&H appeared to be good and a good price (particularly compared to the Canon OEM equivalent - a 10th of the price!). The unit arrived today and having added batteries (which come with the unit) I set the camera up for a trial. Everything worked perfectly out of the box. The Vello works well in both wired and remote modes. No lag at all. I need to do a full field test, but I have no reason to doubt that it will be exactly what I wanted. A nice range of options on the device and it seems pretty well built - certainly for the price.

Work goods. Installation was easy. Connect your WIFI and the Lorex app with the Lorex wired ringbell.

I like using this wired remote when I am taking landscapes or night pictures and the camera is on a tripod. It reduces camera shake to be able to hold the remote and not have to push the shutter button or set a timer. Even though I am using this with a Canon 6D which has wifi and an app that I can use with my phone, this is just quicker and I am looking through my camera and not on my cell phone. I also have a wireless remote which is also much simplier then the smartphone app.