It would be ideal if you didn’t have to charge the battery every so often.

My Versa's battery stopped holding a charge after two years, and after reading reviews I learned that is a thing with those watches, so even though I was very happy with that watch I decided to try something different. My wife has a Galaxy Active, which led me to this watch. After a couple of weeks, I like the Galaxy Watch. It's bulkier than the Versa, the battery takes longer to charge and doesn't last as long (this latter has been a disappointment after reading the reviews), but the big screen is easier to read and I think I will like the rotating bezel, which, if nothing else, acts as a bit of a protection for the screen ... and that's a good thing because given its larger size I have been bumping it into everything (and to think I was contemplating the 46mm!) It has been staying reliably connected to my phone (S8), which is good because notifications is one of the primary reasons I wear a watch these days. All in all, I'm pleased ... I'll keep tweaking settings trying to get to 4 days of battery life, and I'm hoping that my Galaxy Watch lasts longer than 2 years!

Just got this speaker today. I love this little thing so much. It has great sound and I love that I can cook and listen to my music or audiobook while it sticks on the refrigerator and out of the way. If you have trouble connecting to different devices, just make sure that the Bluetooth on all other devices that has found it are off and it should pop right up. It is currently hanging on my Christmas tree playing Christmas music. Cute, tiny, magnetic, plays music & lights up. What more could u ask for?

Bought it for virtual teaching / learning for home and work, sounds good so far. I had it for only 2 weeks.

The X4 is physically bigger than I expected...not a huge problem, it just takes up a bit more room on my desk than I thought it would based on the product it replaced. I just set it up a couple of hours ago and don't yet have a handle on all the features, but the software install went fine, as did the subsequent automatic driver update. I installed the 'Sound Blaster Super X-Fi' app on my phone and let it take pictures of my head, and generate a sound profile for me. Normally I would skip this kind of 'feature', and I still don't know that anything about it is really tailored to my head.... but I do think it sounds good. So I'm leaving it on! If I can avoid messing up the settings that is.

I've only had the product for a few hours but so far I'm happy. It is well built. Nice controls on the face. Easy to use. Verbal instructions.Too early for Pros and Cons but wanted to provide first impressions. Played some music from my phone to the speaker. Sounded great. Will use it tomorrow for all my conference calls. Will see how it goes and update this review.

I just got these, so this is just an initial review for now. If anything changes, I will update after some use.I am pretty "behind the times" on most technology, so these are my first bluetooth headphones/ear buds despite the fact that none of my devices have been compatable with corded headphones for a long time - if I'm in a place where I can't play audio directly out of the device, I usually just don't. All of this to give context that I am not necessarily hugely picky about the small details - I just need something that would let me listen to music or movies when I fly. I wasn't sure what to expect from the price, but so far I really like them!Pros:- Clear sound quality! I read lots of reviews that the bass was a little much, but I don't think it's bad. There is a button on the left ear that you can use to change the sound settings, so if the default setting isn't good for you, see if one of the other 5 settings works better!- Easy set up- Stays put on your head. I put these on and did a quick yoga flow with a few down dogs and it barely budged. If you need these for some kind of physical activity, it seems like they aren't going to be needing constant readjustment.- Decently noise canceling. While you can still hear a bit of what is going on around you, these seem to do a decent job of limiting extraneous sound. And they do a great job of containing the media sound withing the headphone - I put them in my lap and played music and couldn't hear it! No need to worry about bothering someone next to you.- Easy to adjust length-Decently comfortable. I tend to have pretty sensitive ears when it comes to headphones/earbuds, so not immediately feeling like my ears are being smashed is important to me. I will update after I have had an opportunity to wear them for a long time (1+ hour) but I've had them on for about 30 minutes and still feel comfortable with them on which is a good sign.Cons:- The plastic exterior just felt a bit low quality to me at first. When I pulled them out of the box I wasn't sure how well they would work because they just felt kind of cheap. They're really pretty though, and lightweight, so I don't really think this is a big deal, especially given the price!!- The joints where the ear pieces can fold in to compact just feel a bit stiff, and I am a little concerned about how many times I'll be able to fold/unfold them before something breaks. For now there aren't any issues, but I'm keeping my eye on it.- It's kind of tricky to control the volume on the actual headset. I have sensitive hearing so I have only been using the lowest possible volume setting and it is plenty, but if I need to toggle up or down it's definitely easier to do on my device. The press and hold system on the ear piece doesn't allow for as much control in the margin of increase/decrease in volume. Not a huge issue, but an area that could use improvement for sure.

I have only tested it in the house but it seems to work very well and very clear sound even from several feet away!