I bought this monocular for myself. I have been doing a little target practice in my backyard with my pellet rifle, and I was getting tired of running back and forth to see where I hit the target. We also have 1/2 acre of wooded property, and like to do some birdwatching, or anything interesting that comes into view. I bought 2 of these so I don't have to share. This monocular is very small, but don't let that fool you. It is very easy to focus with just on hand, and the view is crystal clear. The material and craftsmanship are top notch! It is very easy to hang on to, with the nubby texture. I really like how small it is! As for the price; I can't believe it is so cheap! This is a very well made, high quality monocular at a very reasonable price. I am very happy with this purchase. So happy, I think I'm going to buy it's big brother (The Grip Scope) as well. What initially got me was the way the product is described. I learned a lot of things I didn't know about monoculars. The price was so cheap, my initial thought was that I was going to get what I paid for, but I was very wrong. I got EVERYTHING I paid for, and MORE!

I've used this for a few months now and it has worked very well for conference calls. Since I am in multiple meetings a day having good audio/video equipment is important and this has exceeded all my expectations. It's much better than the built-in microphone of laptops and webcams, for example.

We had to send back the first two units we purchased. This unit set up easily and we can watch both of our grandchildren at the same time when they come to stay with us. Great peace of mind! You get what you pay for when you are buying cameras like this for sure. Worth the money paid.

I have had a 2 camera and base unit for a little over a month. Initially one camera did not record in night vision and when customer service instructed me to reboot the camera to correct the issue, the base station failed. I was told both were defective and to return the units for a free replacement, which I did. I received a new camera and base station in about a week and all 3 have been working well since. I found customer service to be very responsive but I do have two complaints, one more major than the other. My first complaint is that I had to pay for return postage to send the units back, which was not inexpensive. I could have paid less but didn't want to wait a week before it even got there. It's not my fault the units were defective so I think the company should have paid for the return postage. A more major complaint is consistent with many other customer reviews and concerns the lag time between the onset of the motion and the recording. For my purposes it's not critical but definitely negatively impacts the overall value of having motion detection. I'm hoping Netgear is working on minimizing this.

I've been expanding my home studio to include a few different options for microphones. Most people probably pass over this set thinking they are just for Karaoke, but that's not the case at all. I've been using these for on screen videos and putting the transmitter into my video camera. Many of my videos have a newscast feel, and these work perfectly for scenes against a chroma-key set where I portray a newscaster. They operate with AA batteries, and I seem to get about 5 or so hours of use with Amazon brand batteries, I don't find much difference with expensive batteries. The microphone feels solid in the hand, and I like that they have rubber attachments that slide on to them that allows you to hold the microphone with ease. Inside, the battery compartment is well made and if there is ever any battery leakage, would wipe out. The transmitter has both the larger and smaller plug, which expands what items you can attach. The sound was crisp, and I was able to walk several meters away. This is a great set, and I'm sure would be perfect for a night of Karaoke as well. My next purchase will be a Microphone Flag, the kind with a logo that goes at the top so that I really look the part of a newscaster.

Well, I finally got incoming audio working on my Mac while using this microphone, so am re-writing the review. The audio appears to be quite good, but the mic was disabling incoming sound, at least at first. I gave up and asked for a refund, which Audiopro agreed to do. But recently, I went back and changed this and that in the various Mac drop-down audio menus, and finally got both outgoing and incoming sound. Total accident, and I don't know what I did. Please note the final page of the owner's manual, which states that the microphone automatically disables incoming audio. As I say, I have no idea what I did to get it to work, and no doubt could not re-create those steps if you put a gun to my head. But it's working now.

Bought this to replace our old monitor that died. It has a small screen and the picture clarity isn't the best, but for the money, it is fantastic. It exceeded my expectations considering what we paid for it. One thing to note is that the screen does "go dark" like a screen saver if on battery (you still have sound). This was fine for us, but wanted to mention it.

These were super easy to install and setup. App works great and is also easy to use.Had 1 issue were they stopped working due to service not recognizing my paid subscription. Took about a week to resolve because cust care is virtually non-existent. Email only support and would relpy to my issues about a day later at 2 or 3 am.