I like to keep this product plugged in while listening, so it is charging. However I have used it without charging and it still last a decent amount of time, How long that is I couldn't say. But I love the product and have had no issues with it. I don't know if it's gonna be something you can blast through your way to the school bus as a "cool kid" or if it's going to be something you can entertain a small group of friends while enjoying outdoor activities, but it works well for me in a small home, and picks up from short distances.

So after numerous positive reviews I purchased and got my Skullcandy Crusher Evo just about a month ago and have been using it daily since. Have not regretted it and the reviews were on point.As many have said the best way to describe and compare this to is imagine yourself with a very good home/car audio surround system inclusive of bass sub where you are able to appreciate not only mids and heights but also dynamic bass. Or in a dance hall standing in front of speakers. The sound and especially bass is truly amazing.I've never experienced anything like this from another headphones and really enjoy using it. It's a cut above the rest IMO. The haptic bass is out of this world and whatever the developers used to make it is truly commendable. What's noteworthy is that you lose nothing from the mids and heights either as those come through quite clear. It's simply perfect.About the bass, what I like is you can adjust it on the fly accordingly with the slider knob which comes in handy as you know different types of music have different levels of bass input/output so that is a plus to be able to adjust on the fly to taste. Although you can adjust to full/100% level if you're brave enough I generally would have it at 50% or somewhere between 25-50% (again depending on type of music) at a reasonable volume level because you don't want to go too high either for too long as you risk damaging your ears over time.I can't praise this headphones enough. It's a joy to listen with and one of the best investments I've ever made. Kudos to the developers for making it available.

This Ghose Drift XL PRO can shoot in 4K, and offers IPX7 waterproofing for all your recording adventures. Offers acceptable image stabilization, good resolution, and good battery life. Also has dashcam mode to recording on the fly driving sessions, etc. Offers standard mounting options, easy to use ruggedized buttons, and nice resolution display (although very small). Compact and sleek design, will go everywhere you go and get the shots you need. Great for car enthusiast and content creators. A very worthy alternative to a Go Pro for half the cost.

I use these when I'm not listening to my $1,000 Focal Elears and they leave me wanting for very little. I did see them on sale for $250 so I bought an extra set. The app is a little cumbersome and directs you to a different app but basically it works fine.

It’s a fun quad for learning to fly. The Normal and Sport modes are both fun, and Manual is fun outdoors. If you plan on flying outdoors the range is on the video and controller both get spotty at about 50-65ish yards with no obstruction. Get a couple extra batteries, props, and motors on Amazon, plus some frames (thru email).

I saw they just came out with the NEW AKASO V50X so i went ahead and made the purchase. I take the V50X with me on all of my kayak fishing trips, use it film a 12U fast pitch softball team I coach, and I cant keep it out of the kids hands. The V50X has outdone itself this time around. The V50X is lighter, has a easy to use touch screen, adjustable viewing angle, has driving mode, 4K recording, great sound, and the battery last for over 2 hours. The V50X takes great pictures, does time lapse, and does so much more...Over a year ago i purchased the V50 and the experience has been GREAT, but now that I have the V50X the experience is over the top, and the sky is the limit. I gave the kids the V50 to use, but they as well love the V50X and would rather use it.

I bought this light for my fly tying desk. It has exceeded my expectations. I like the 2 pivot points on the light. My original Ott light was bright enough, but it was hard to adjust to see what I was doing without it shining into my eyes. The Lampat solves that with the 2 pivot points. I've only had it a couple days, and I don't see any draw backs. I'm still experimenting with the different modes and intensities, but I'm very happy so far!!

I have used it for 6 month now. It is working okay so far, not much complaint. You have to know you get what you pay for it. Do not expect HD, high quality image and a lot of functions.The main purpose for me is to watch my kids and their friends paying at the basement. When they play at basement, I can watch them through app my Galaxy phone, which is pretty clearly I can recognize their face and can see that they are doing. App works good at my wife's Iphone too.Since it has a tilt function, I can navigate the camera around basement and can see from corner to corner. There are zoom and two way voice talk functions, which are useless.When light is off, it provides still pretty good screen, which I can still see and trace them. I don't record it. I only turn my app on whenever the kid play at basement. No record, but it is on 24/7 since last October.With that price, I am pretty happy and I might get one more for living area and second floor.