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- First reviewSeptember 7, 2018
- Last reviewJune 6, 2026
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- First review commentJanuary 26, 2019
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Expand what~s possible with Galaxy Z Fold7, the foldable that~s designed to do so much more than before. The expanded 6.5" cover display is made to feel like a traditional smartphone, making it more convenient to handle daily tasks from text replies to checking the weather without needing to unfold. For even more possibilities, open up the impressive 8" screen to create, unwind, multitask and more. For the first time ever for a foldable, Galaxy Z Fold7 boasts a 200MP camera with ProVisual Engine so you can take stunning photos with ease. Perfecting your pics feels just as effortless. Enjoy plenty of room on the expansive inner screen to make tiny adjustments, like zooming in to delete that stranger in the background with Photo Assist or ensuring everyone~s eyes are open in the group selfie with Best Face. Whether you~re at home or on the go, creating on the large screen of Galaxy Z Fold7 is as comfortable as it gets. View up to three windows at once and edit your content on one side while streaming videos and scrolling social feeds on the other. While you multitask, the customized Snapdragon 8 Elite processor for Galaxy keeps your experiences smooth from start to finish. Plus, you can do it all without fear. Galaxy Z Fold7 is crafted with time tested durability that stands up to everyday wear and tear. Now that Gemini Live can analyze what you see, Galaxy Z Fold7 also expands the ways AI can assist you. Simply open up Gemini Live, and then screenshare or point your camera at whatever interests you for additional info or answers on the fly. Live life to the fullest see more, do more and expand what~s possible with Galaxy Z Fold7.
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I've been an iPhone users for several generations but opted to try out this Samsung for a different change of pace.
I won't get into the iOS/Android debacle here. I've used both extensively and, yes, each have their pros and cons. From a phone perspective, this Fold7 has all the bells and whistles. It's a folding phone, large screen, smaller exterior screen and just overall a nifty little conversation starter.
You'll get lots of looks with this phone that's for sure. Does a great job at grabbing attention of passers by and whoever the owner is. Very functional and probably a step above what most people need in all honestly. That said, the phone is fast and nearly lag free. Plenty of space for your files and the folding screen allows you all the real estate you need in phone.
Length of ownership: 107
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This 2-meter charge cable is made with a woven design ~ with USB-C connectors on both ends ~ and is ideal for charging, syncing, and transferring data between USB-C devices. It supports charging of up to 240 watts and transfers data at USB 2 rates. Pair the USB-C Charge Cable with a compatible USB-C power adapter to conveniently charge your devices from a wall outlet and take advantage of fast-charging capabilities. USB-C power adapters sold separately.
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A bit overpriced for a cable. Then again, it's Apple so big surprise.
Length of ownership: 144
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Defender Series Pro XT is the clear, heavy-duty iPhone 17 Pro Max case that's 7X military standard drop tested yet features a thinner, dual-layer design with a pressure-fitted frame that keeps your device securely in place ~ and a comfortable, secure grip. Model 77-98437
Customer Rating
2
Way overpriced for what it is
on June 6, 2026
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
I used to be a big fan of Otterbox cases but not this time around. Fit of this case was pretty poor. Did not line up with some of the ports on the bottom of the phone. Also, the camera bump not being completely covered is of concern for this case. Seems Otterbox is just trying to cover as little as possible now with these cases.
Length of ownership: 248
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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The Insignia USB-C to Headphone Jack Adapter makes it easy to connect to headphones or speakers that use 3.5 mm AUX connection. The flexible, 3 in. cable is braided for long-lasting use and is small for easy storage while traveling. Enjoy high-quality stereo audio with this Insignia adapter.
Customer Rating
5
Good update for older erabuds
on June 6, 2026
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
Great way to "bring along" your older earbuds/headphones to newer USB-C world. I had a pair of Skullcandys that I've used forever and wanted to use with them with my iPhone 17 Pro Max. This cable is perfect for that and now I'm able to listen to my earbuds just like in the old days
Length of ownership: 41
I would recommend this to a friend!
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For those who want to connect the latest PCIe 5.0 GPUs without creating extra clutter, the official CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved 600W PCIe 5.0 / Gen 5 12VHPWR PSU Cable is a must-have for modern PC builds. This premium cable reliably delivers power from a CORSAIR Type-4 PSU to the most advanced PCIe Gen 5 graphics cards, without the need for a 12+4pin adapter. The cable is usable with any Type-4 CORSAIR power supply via a dual 8-pin PCIe connection. Each flexible triple mesh paracord cable is individually sleeved and held together by an adjustable, interconnecting cable comb, adding a clean, professional look to your build.
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Verified Purchase:Yes
The OEM cable that came with my PSU died on me and I needed a new 12VHPWR ASAP. I have a MicroCenter nearby however they were out of stock. Best Buy was the only store near me that had them in stock. Win for Best Buy. After the setup, everything is working fine now in my PC.
Length of ownership: 74
Mobile Submission: False
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Quality
5
Value
3
Ease of Use
5
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Elevate your driving experience with this cutting-edge Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Adapter. Perfect for both iPhone and Android users, this adapter is compatible with vehicles that have built-in Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Transform your commute by enhancing both safety and accessibility with seamless wireless connectivity. Benefit from effortless auto-pairing and a stable Bluetooth connection that integrates smoothly with your vehicle's system. Enjoy the convenience of wireless hands-free media streaming and voice control, allowing you to focus on the road while staying connected and entertained. Unlock the full potential of your car's capabilities with this essential upgrade for iPhone and Android devices.
Customer Rating
5
Easy way to smarten up your old ride
on August 23, 2025
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Verified Purchase:Yes
I have an older truck with bluetooth however it's kind of spotty at best. Really would like to use my iPhone in there for music and such but the cheap bluetooth receivers/transmitters I see are pretty poor quality for the cheap ones.
Came across this one as I've been a Rexing dash cam user for quite a while. This thing works pretty well. Able to use my iPhone 16 Pro Max in my truck more consistently now thanks to this. Sound quality is OK but the signal strength is what I'm most impressed with. Pretty much have good connection with this. My other bluetooth transimitters/receivers cut out once every 10-15 seconds. This one seems more stable for me.
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Ease of Use
5
Quality
5
Value
5
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Elevate your driving experience with this cutting-edge Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Adapter. Perfect for both iPhone and Android users, this adapter is compatible with vehicles that have built-in Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Transform your commute by enhancing both safety and accessibility with seamless wireless connectivity. Benefit from effortless auto-pairing and a stable Bluetooth connection that integrates smoothly with your vehicle's system. Enjoy the convenience of wireless hands-free media streaming and voice control, allowing you to focus on the road while staying connected and entertained. Unlock the full potential of your car's capabilities with this essential upgrade for iPhone and Android devices.
Customer Rating
5
Perfect setup for older car stereo
on February 25, 2025
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
Been looking for someway to get a more stable Bluetooth connection to my iPhone and this one seems to fit the bill nicely. I've used those cheaper BT dongles and they always seemed to be really iffy on the connection. As such, I'd lose connection to my Bluetooth dongle pretty routinely. I just want to listen to the music on my iPhone through my car stereo...that's it. I have an old 2012 F150 so the stereo could be a lot nicer. This little thing "upgrades" my stereo reliably without needing to add on any other components and such.
The unit is pretty tiny so it's convenient to store/carry around if need be. I plan on mounting it somewhere on the console with some double sided tape just to keep it out of the way. Comes with both USB-A and USB-C cables to fit your needs.
Overall, really happy this thing allows me to listen to my music AND have a decent, steady Bluetooth connection while in my truck
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I would recommend this to a friend!
Ease of Use
3
Quality
4
Value
4
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For legendary Defender Series protection in a sleek, see-through package, get Defender Series XT Pro for MagSafe. Built to 7X military standard drop defenses, it survived 182 drop tests before we released it. It features a thinner, dual-layer design with a pressure-fitted frame that keeps your device securely in place ~ and a secure grip. Built-in magnets snap to MagSafe chargers and accessories, and integrated anchors give you extra ways to carry your case. Plus, this MagSafe iPhone 16 Pro Max case has raised edges for added camera and screen defense. Model 77-96101
Customer Rating
2
Otterbox missed the mark on this one
on September 21, 2024
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
Big fan of Otterbox since the iPhone 6. Had a Defender XT for my 14 PM and loved it. Removed it from the case a couple days ago and still looks brand new. Figured I's stick with them for my 16 PM and was greatly disappointed.
To accommodate the new camera button, they just took a chunk out of the side of the case. This leaves part of the phone completely vulnerable and open to scratches/dings/etc. Figured they would've come up with a better way to resolve this. Even some of the cheaper cases have a thin piece of plastic that's slightly beveled so you can use the button while still offering some protection to the case. Not sure if this was just them rushing a product out to market just for revenue but this is a really poor solution here.
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No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Quality
2
Value
2
Ease of Use
4
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Game in confidence on the CORSAIR MM300 PRO Premium Spill-Proof Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad ~ Extended, providing space for your mouse and keyboard on a roomy 930mm x 300mm surface. A spill-proof, stain-resistant coating protects against accidents, while a 3mm-thick micro-woven fabric creates a dense surface for ultra-fast, smooth mouse movements. Finished with 360~ precision-stitched anti-fray edges to guard against surface peeling and an anti-skid rubber base to remain firmly in place even during intense gaming, the MM300 PRO has the durability and build quality for years of all thrills, no spills gaming.
Customer Rating
5
Pretty basic but nice....and big
on August 24, 2024
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
My older RGB mousepad finally bit the bullet so I needed a replacement. I opted to not go with RGB this time around and just wanted something simple but still a large size. I'm a fan of Corsair as a lot of my PC components are Corsair so I figured why not get a Corsair mousepad?
Nothing really fancy about this one TBH. It's nice a large and has enough space for my keyboard and mouse with room to actually use the mouse.
Fortunately, I haven't spilled anything on the mousepad so can't really attest to the spill proofedness of this but the material feels nice and my mouse easily glides over it.
Length of ownership: 39
Mobile Submission: False
I would recommend this to a friend!
Ease of Use
5
Quality
5
Value
5
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Experience comprehensive coverage with the Rexing R316 dash cam, offering 4K front and 1080p cabin recording. Wide-angle lenses and infrared night vision capture clear, extensive footage any time. Enhanced with loop recording for continuous capture and a G-sensor for impact detection, this dash cam ensures crucial moments are never missed. It includes a parking monitor that activates on detecting vibrations, providing security while parked. This complete package comes with a 64GB SD card and a smart hardwire kit, ensuring non-stop power and protection. With built-in GPS logging, 5.0 GHz WiFi, and mobile app integration, the R316 is equipped for all your driving needs.
Customer Rating
5
Nice upgrade from my previous dash cam
on August 24, 2024
Posted by: LouRevue
Verified Purchase:Yes
Nice upgrade for me and really nice dash cam for any first time owner.
The 4k is what got my attention with this. My old one was 1080p and the video quality was ok but I wanted something a little more hi def and this was the one I landed on.
There is no rear camera with this setup so only the front and cabin are recorded. Comes with everything you need to get setup including a microSD card, cigarette charger and the smart hardware wire for cleaner install and always on capability.
Video quality on this is right on par with what I was hoping/expecting. Still need to setup the hard wire since this dash cam is USB-C and my older one was MicroUSB. Once setup though, it'll look nice and clean.
Length of ownership: 4
Mobile Submission: False
I would recommend this to a friend!
Quality
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Value
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Ease of Use
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Microwaving has evolved! When it comes to everything you expect in a microwave, nothing compares with the defrosting, cooking, and reheating capability of the new Cyclonic Wave. At every temperature level, Cyclonic Wave circulates heat in precision, ultra-efficient 3D waves for easier, more versatile food preparation, even with denser, more complex food textures. This exceptional microwave also includes patented Inverter Technology. Unlike traditional microwaves that rely on pulse-on, pulse-off power at lower temperatures, Inverter Technology delivers a constant stream of cooking power at every temperature. The result? More evenly cooked meals ~ edges to centers ~ every time. Put together, Cyclonic Wave with Inverter Technology provides the fastest, most efficient way to enjoy perfectly prepared snacks, sides, and meals across a broader range of cooking techniques, while also maintaining more of the natural nutrients and flavor you want. It's the ultimate combination by Panasonic!
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4 out of 5
4 out of 5Powerful and stylish microwave
By LouRevue
from Washington, DC
I'm a terrible cook so I pretty much eat food cooked in a microwave all the time. I previously had a smaller, low power microwave. It did the trick but wasn't the greatest due to it's small size and low power. It was a 0.7 cubic foot, 900 watt microwave. Needless to say, this one is significantly larger and more powerful. Just from this alone, it took a bit getting used to. Normally, with my older microwave, if I was cooking something that said to cook it for 3 minutes, I'd have to cook it for 5 in my older microwave. This habit is kind of hard to break.
This Panasonic Prestige Plus is pretty much the last (hopefully) microwave I'll ever need. It's powerful and I can put much larger leftover bowls. Cooking time is much less now since this is a 1250 watt microwave. This thing cooks quite evenly which my older microwave did not. Cooking soup or TV dinners, the food is evenly cooked however I noticed the bowl gets much hotter than before. I managed to defrost some steaks as well which went pretty smoothly. My older microwave couldn't even do this.
To be honest, this thing has so many features that I haven't even been able to use them all. It's quite robust in that respect so this is more than just a microwave in my opinion. One of the drawbacks to this the touch panel. Most microwaves I've seen usually have some text on the buttons so you know what it does. This one does not. I had to read the instruction manual to figure out what the buttons do so, over time, I'll get the hang of it. Other thing to keep in mind is that this microwave is pretty big. It's almost twice the size of my older one so you'll need to have a large space to put this thing in. Fortunately, i have a stand alone cabinet which just happened to be big enough to place this thing on to.
While this isn't for most peoples needs, I think it;s a great appliance to have. For those people, like me, that use microwaves religiously, having a top end microwave really helps out in the long run.
LouRevue
Washington, DC
January 26, 2019
Yes. Its on the right hand side of the microwave.
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Only at Best Buy Listen in comfort with these Jabra Elite 85h wireless headphones. Integrated SmartSound audio technology adapts automatically to your surroundings, while a powerful battery offers up to 36 hours of playtime. These Jabra Elite 85h wireless headphones feature eight separate mics for excellent call quality and are rain-resistant for safe use in all weather conditions.
Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5Best headphones? Enter Player 3 – Jabra Elite 85h
By LouRevue
from Washington, DC
Normally Jabra hasn’t been a key player in a headphone market recently dominated by Bose and Sony. Jabra’s recent wireless 65t earbuds though put them in contention for a new player in the headphones space. As far as wireless earbuds go, I think the 65t’s are one of the best all-around earbuds on the market currently. So, when these 85h over-the-ear headphones came out, I figured it was definitely something to check out, especially since these were being classed in the category as the Sony MX3s and Bose QC35s. Jabra says they’re better than the others but are they really?
To start, I own both the Sony MX3s and QC35s. Of the two, the MX3s are my favorite, overall, as they have better noise cancelling, sound and slightly better battery life; the added earcup controls are a nice little bonus as well. So, now it’s time to see how the 85h’s compare to the other two headphones.
IN THE BOX: You get the headphones in a very nice carrying case with a velvety interior, airplane adapter, 3.5mm cable (really short) and a USB-C charging cable (also really short).
FIT: Of the three headphones, the QC35 fit the best. While the 85h do fit well, they are a tad on the snug side for my tastes. That said, I’ve been wearing them for the past 3-4 hours and no discomfort at all. Also to note, I have a big head so pretty much all over-the-ear headphones are going to feel snug. With the other headphones, I usually have to extend the arms most of the way to get it fit well. These 85h’s I have to pull the arms out all the way just to get it to fit.
NOISE CANCELLING: The MX3’s win here. They do a fantastic job with ANC and block out a lot of exterior noise. The 85h’s, however, are a close second. With the snug fit of the headphones, the ANC does a pretty good job at blocking out external noises better than the Bose but not quite good as the Sony’s. I’d put the noise cancelling feature a very close second to MX3’s.
SOUND: MX3’s win here. The extra bass the Sony’s have add that stiff punch to bass notes that the Bose and Jabra just doesn’t have. Even with the EQ pumped up, there isn’t that oomph you want when listening to EDM, Hip-Hop, Metal, etc. However, if you listen to other types of music like vocal, instrumental, classical then the 85h are probably a better fit regarding sound. Aside from deep bass notes, the mids/highs are crisp and clear. Really depends on what type of music you listen to so it’s kind of a draw across the board in my opinion. Since I listen to more bass heavy music, the MX3 do it for me. With the Jabra app, you can fine tune the EQ to your liking and save presets as needed for your headphones. There is also an AI component to the sound where 4 of the 8 mics on the headphone pick up and analyze where you are and how noisy it is and switches the headphone setting to optimize sound and battery life. For example, if you’re at home and it’s quiet, it’ll shut off the noise cancelling. Or if you’re in a subway and it’s super noisy, it’ll switch the ANC on. There is also a hear-through setting where you can hear outside noises while playing your music. There is a similar feature on the MX3’s so it’s interesting and a nice feature.
BATTERY: Honestly, this really isn’t a huge factor for me. I believe the QC35’s have the lowest battery life and the MX3/85h tout 32+ hour battery life. I’ve never gotten any headphone down to more than 20% battery so, for me, this really isn’t an issue since all three are relatively the same in this aspect.
VOICE ASSISTANT: I don’t really use this feature on any device I have so it’s not a huge concern for me. However, with most headphones, you’ll either get compatibility with Alexa OR Google OR Siri but never all of them. The 85h allows you to use any of them depending on what device you’re paired to. You’re only able to setup the headphones with one assistant at a time however you’re not limited to having headphones only being compatible with Google Assistant or just Amazon Alexa. I’ve tested this with my iPhone XS Max and it works as expected. There are 8 mics on these headphones, 2 of which (I think) are dedicated to for the voice assistant feature. Just say Hey Alexa/Google/Siri and it works. No issues here so far.
ODDITIES: There’s no power button on these. Had to read the manual to find this out. Basically, you turn the earcups flat to turn them off. Not sure if I like this feature honestly. If you accidentally take your headphones off and hang them around your neck, the cups will kind of turn flat and you may shut off your headphones inadvertently. And if you’re like me and put your headphones on stands, the headphones will stay on.
There are three buttons on outside of the right earcup; volume up/down and play/pause button. The MX3 has a feature like this but are touch/swipe and that I do like. The 85h controls don’t seem quite as refined and seem like they were put there as an afterthought. I might get used to them over time however, for this feature, I prefer the MX3 implementation.
OVERALL: The 85h are a great set of cans for anyone looking to get an upgraded/higher end set of headphones. With the MX3/QC35 being in the $350 range, that might be a damper for most people looking to pick up new headphones. The 85h come in at $300 which might be a little easier to swallow. You can find the other two headphones slightly lower than retail however, the price point for the 85h should be a nice selling point. Considering that, the features and performance of the 85h are on par with the other two headphones. Might not be as good in one area compared to the others but I think they perform really well and are worth the buy if you’re in the market for a nice pair of higher end headphones.
To start, I own both the Sony MX3s and QC35s. Of the two, the MX3s are my favorite, overall, as they have better noise cancelling, sound and slightly better battery life; the added earcup controls are a nice little bonus as well. So, now it’s time to see how the 85h’s compare to the other two headphones.
IN THE BOX: You get the headphones in a very nice carrying case with a velvety interior, airplane adapter, 3.5mm cable (really short) and a USB-C charging cable (also really short).
FIT: Of the three headphones, the QC35 fit the best. While the 85h do fit well, they are a tad on the snug side for my tastes. That said, I’ve been wearing them for the past 3-4 hours and no discomfort at all. Also to note, I have a big head so pretty much all over-the-ear headphones are going to feel snug. With the other headphones, I usually have to extend the arms most of the way to get it fit well. These 85h’s I have to pull the arms out all the way just to get it to fit.
NOISE CANCELLING: The MX3’s win here. They do a fantastic job with ANC and block out a lot of exterior noise. The 85h’s, however, are a close second. With the snug fit of the headphones, the ANC does a pretty good job at blocking out external noises better than the Bose but not quite good as the Sony’s. I’d put the noise cancelling feature a very close second to MX3’s.
SOUND: MX3’s win here. The extra bass the Sony’s have add that stiff punch to bass notes that the Bose and Jabra just doesn’t have. Even with the EQ pumped up, there isn’t that oomph you want when listening to EDM, Hip-Hop, Metal, etc. However, if you listen to other types of music like vocal, instrumental, classical then the 85h are probably a better fit regarding sound. Aside from deep bass notes, the mids/highs are crisp and clear. Really depends on what type of music you listen to so it’s kind of a draw across the board in my opinion. Since I listen to more bass heavy music, the MX3 do it for me. With the Jabra app, you can fine tune the EQ to your liking and save presets as needed for your headphones. There is also an AI component to the sound where 4 of the 8 mics on the headphone pick up and analyze where you are and how noisy it is and switches the headphone setting to optimize sound and battery life. For example, if you’re at home and it’s quiet, it’ll shut off the noise cancelling. Or if you’re in a subway and it’s super noisy, it’ll switch the ANC on. There is also a hear-through setting where you can hear outside noises while playing your music. There is a similar feature on the MX3’s so it’s interesting and a nice feature.
BATTERY: Honestly, this really isn’t a huge factor for me. I believe the QC35’s have the lowest battery life and the MX3/85h tout 32+ hour battery life. I’ve never gotten any headphone down to more than 20% battery so, for me, this really isn’t an issue since all three are relatively the same in this aspect.
VOICE ASSISTANT: I don’t really use this feature on any device I have so it’s not a huge concern for me. However, with most headphones, you’ll either get compatibility with Alexa OR Google OR Siri but never all of them. The 85h allows you to use any of them depending on what device you’re paired to. You’re only able to setup the headphones with one assistant at a time however you’re not limited to having headphones only being compatible with Google Assistant or just Amazon Alexa. I’ve tested this with my iPhone XS Max and it works as expected. There are 8 mics on these headphones, 2 of which (I think) are dedicated to for the voice assistant feature. Just say Hey Alexa/Google/Siri and it works. No issues here so far.
ODDITIES: There’s no power button on these. Had to read the manual to find this out. Basically, you turn the earcups flat to turn them off. Not sure if I like this feature honestly. If you accidentally take your headphones off and hang them around your neck, the cups will kind of turn flat and you may shut off your headphones inadvertently. And if you’re like me and put your headphones on stands, the headphones will stay on.
There are three buttons on outside of the right earcup; volume up/down and play/pause button. The MX3 has a feature like this but are touch/swipe and that I do like. The 85h controls don’t seem quite as refined and seem like they were put there as an afterthought. I might get used to them over time however, for this feature, I prefer the MX3 implementation.
OVERALL: The 85h are a great set of cans for anyone looking to get an upgraded/higher end set of headphones. With the MX3/QC35 being in the $350 range, that might be a damper for most people looking to pick up new headphones. The 85h come in at $300 which might be a little easier to swallow. You can find the other two headphones slightly lower than retail however, the price point for the 85h should be a nice selling point. Considering that, the features and performance of the 85h are on par with the other two headphones. Might not be as good in one area compared to the others but I think they perform really well and are worth the buy if you’re in the market for a nice pair of higher end headphones.
LouRevue
Washington, DC
April 23, 2019
If you can get the MX3’s l, go for those. If not, the 85h works just as well. Between all three headsets (MX3/QC35/85h), the 85h would be bottom of my list.
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Display vibrant office presentations with this Epson wireless projector. Its Miracast technology lets you mirror photos, videos and apps from your portable smart devices, and it delivers 3600 lumens of color and white brightness in 1920 x 1080 resolution for colorful, crisp image clarity. This Epson wireless projector has HDMI and USB inputs for making quick connections with external hardware.
how loud is this projector?
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For legendary Defender Series protection in a sleek, see-through package, get Defender Series XT Pro for MagSafe. Built to 7X military standard drop defenses, it survived 182 drop tests before we released it. It features a thinner, dual-layer design with a pressure-fitted frame that keeps your device securely in place ~ and a secure grip. Built-in magnets snap to MagSafe chargers and accessories, and integrated anchors give you extra ways to carry your case. Plus, this MagSafe iPhone 16 Pro Max case has raised edges for added camera and screen defense. Model 77-96101
Is this clear surrounded by a black frame? What is the clear portion it made of? Does clear portion scratch like acrylic does? How about a photo of the "free holster" with kick stand after you purchase it... sent by mail?
The clear is nestled into the frame so it's a solid one piece build.
Dunno....regular plastic?
Doesn't scratch too easily however, it is plastic, so any sharp object will probably leave some marks.
If you buy the case from Otterbox, they'll include the holster along with your order. If you buy it here, usually there is a form on their website where you can claim one and have it mailed to you. Worst case, you'd need to contact their customer support and request the holster.
Dunno....regular plastic?
Doesn't scratch too easily however, it is plastic, so any sharp object will probably leave some marks.
If you buy the case from Otterbox, they'll include the holster along with your order. If you buy it here, usually there is a form on their website where you can claim one and have it mailed to you. Worst case, you'd need to contact their customer support and request the holster.
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Defender Series Pro XT MagSafe phone case for the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max provides advanced defense for your device. Built-in magnets allow MagSafe chargers and accessories snap right to Defender Series Pro XT. The thin, rugged case integrates an antimicrobial additive that helps inhibit microbial growth and helps defend the case exterior against many common bacteria.* The premium design displays clean lines with a comfortable grip, the raised edges protect the camera and screen and port covers block dust and dirt. There~s even a lanyard attachment integrated into the case for easy carrying. Defender Series Pro XT provides the intense drop protection you need to defend your everyday. Model 77-89146.
Does this case include a form of screen protection? And if so would it effect the cases protection if I add a screen protector??
No built in screen protector.
I had already installed a glass screen protector before putting this case on and, I'll tell you, there is almost zero space around the case and edge of the screen protector. I'd recommend either getting one of those screen protectors that come with those plastic installation trays or just put the case on first and then drop the screen protector in afterwards.
I had already installed a glass screen protector before putting this case on and, I'll tell you, there is almost zero space around the case and edge of the screen protector. I'd recommend either getting one of those screen protectors that come with those plastic installation trays or just put the case on first and then drop the screen protector in afterwards.
3 years, 8 months ago
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LouRevue