I wanted lighting for videos so I started researching for affordable starter photography lights. The results depend on what your intendedUse of the lights. I use the lighting for YouTube videos.The light came well packaged with everything in it. It was very easy to put together, you don't really need instructions.Pros: Easy to assemble and disassemble Comes with its own storage/carrying bag Easily fits in storage Affordable Great starter lights Interchangeable light bulbsource (can switch to a brighter bulb)Cons: The lighting is good but, not the best Better to use in a darker room In order to get the full affect, the lights, have to be really close to the subject..really close5 stars for great starter lighting

I ordered this almost a year ago and it still works great. I originally got it because the fire station where I spend the night at only has fluorescent lights in the dorms, which is great if you’re trying to wake up, but not so great if you’re winding down for the evening. This lamp puts off a fantastic soft light that is great for winding down or as accessory lighting. Although possible when fully charged, I do not recommend reading by this lamp. The lamp is durable, holds a charge well, and is perfect for the use I bought it for. It lives in my station bag. One thing to note, to turn it on, touch the base, then the top. Otherwise, you may have issues turning it on and off.

I work in a factory doing very active work for 10 hour shifts. These headphones are absolutely amazing for what I need. They are comfortable without collecting sweat. The back is flexible so it moves with you, ensuring it stays in your ear. The audio quality isn't perfect but it IS always in sync with my phone. The battery life on the headphones themselves is great but the case dies much more quickly than I would have expected. I do like that the case shows the battery life and if either of the earphones are charging, it's extremely useful when I can't remember if I plugged them in. The case is rather large and a little awkward so make sure you have a bag or large pocket handy.

The very mid tear Bluetooth headset. Audio is a little "tinny" but honestly will do the job. I got these for flying as my higher quality in ear buds have started to really irritated me. The cushion is nice and soft around my ears and even with glasses I don't feel them The headset is light as well so it doesn't sit on my head heavy. Structurally it's as you expect for this price range. The tension on the headset is just enough to keep it from falling off every time I move my head. I do enjoy that breaks down in to a smaller size so I can keep it in my back bag out I'm done with it

I purchased this for my daughter who was jealous that her older brother has a Bose portable Bluetooth speaker. I wanted something affordable but good quality. After reading the reviews, I decided to buy. The shipping was quick. The product was just as described. My daughter was especially happy that this item includes a radio tuner so she can listen to her favorite local station. The volume is better than the expensive one we have, the sound quality is just as good. The main difference is the Bose has better bass, but at five or more times the cost, this one is a far better value for what you get. I’m thinking about buying one for my beach bag.

I always buy these double-packs of Polaroid 600 film from Amazon. The price is better than in most places and the film is fresh, which is a necessity for good results. This is "new" Polaroid Originals (former Impossible Project) film, so not the same (long discontinued) old Polaroid film from back in the 2000s, so don't expect the same results.I've been using Impossible/Polaroid Originals film for many years now, here are some tips for achieving the best possible results:- SHIELDING the ejected picture from any light is the most important part. Some cameras have a "film shield" which is a black foil that covers the picture while ejecting. Unfortunately they mostly snap back immediately after the picture is fully ejected - this is not enough to save the picture from overexposing! You should shield the ejected picture from any light immediately and at least for 15 seconds, preferably longer. If your camera doesn't have a film shield, you can buy one from the Polaroid website. I usually hold the empty cardboard film box onto my camera, so the picture ejects right into the box which improves the quality dramatically, even in bright sunlight.- Bright sunlight easily overexposes the picture if not immediately shielded. The film is less sensitive to overexposure on cloudy days - this is when it is easier to get a picture with overall good colors, even without much shielding. Same for indoor (e.g. party) pictures with the flash on - these work generally very well.- STORAGE of the film is also important. Once you receive the film packs, put them in the fridge immediately and only take them out when you want to use them. This will keep the film fresh and won't harm the internal battery of the film. Never put Polaroid film in the freezer!TLDR: Shield the ejecting picture immediately by holding the box in front of your camera, then put it in your pocket or bag. Check the picture after letting it develop in darkness for 15 minutes. You will get great results!

Another good camera from Wansview.This is the fourth Wansview camera I have purchased and the first outdoor camera with PTZ. I have had no issues with my previous Wansview cameras.The W9 outdoor PTZ camera is much, much bigger than any of the other Wansview cameras I have, and seems to be quite well built. First time users may have a bit of an issue getting it set up on the app but I think a lot of apps have issues these days. Picture quality is excellent, both in daylight and using the IR night vision. The app itself seems to lag a bit…when using pan and tilt it seems quite delayed, even on my local network. The camera works well with the BlueIris software.When setting this up on the network I had the camera on the floor, and this caused some problems getting the unit set up as it would not find the WiFi, even though I was three feet from the router. So make sure it is not on the floor when you set it up. Other than that setup went well.I have not yet used the motion detection on this camera as I do not use it, but on the other cameras it can be a bit finicky.I do have several issues with this camera:The camera is one piece, and the mounting base is no wider than the camera housing. This means that mounting the unit is a bit cumbersome….a screwdriver scrapes against the side of the camera, and the screwdriver must be held at an angle. I stripped a screw head when mounting the unit. If there is a way to separate the camera from the mounting base it is not apparent. This is probably the biggest issue people will face with this unit. The unit must be mounted on a wall. There is no way that I can see to mount it to a ceiling since the camera and the mount are one piece.This has an SD slot, but as with most, if not all of the Wansview cloud cameras, this will not continuously record to the SD card…it will only record when triggered by motion. You have to subscribe to the cloud service to get longer term storage. This is not an issue for me since I use BlueIris and store the recordings on the server, but it may be a problem for others.The power plug is a typical USB brick. I think for an outdoor camera there should be a regular wall-wart type of power adapter. I have to plug both of my outdoor cameras in outside. The first one has a regular power plug and I have had no issues. I’m a bit concerned about how will this USB brick is going to hold up to the elements.Despite these issues this appears to be a good camera overall. Again, it is well built. The camera itself looks like it will withstand the elements quite well. Picture quality is good. Setup isn’t too hard, and it works with at least one third party CCTV software. If you don’t need continuous record and don’t mind subscribing to the cloud service then this will work well for you. Just be careful mounting it…the too narrow base can make mounting to a wall difficult, and it will be easy to strip screw heads. Because of the power adapter you may want to consider running the power line inside. I’ve been using this less than a week…If I have any issues I’ll provide and update.

I have owned a set of these speakers for over a year now and they are by far the best reasonably priced speaker that I have ever owned. They are high quality and sync easy together to bluetooth devices. The speaker has a nice flip out hook on the side that you can easily clip to a golf bag with a carabiner clip. These speakers can take a beating riding on a golf cart and they easily last on a single charge battery power for 36 consecutive holes of golf (8 hrs). The packaging is also very top notch, you won't be disappointed. I seldom write reviews, but wrote this one because my golf buddies are always commenting what a great speaker this is & I have also bought several more as gifts.