callmeageeth
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Sony - WI-SP500 Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black
Listen for up to eight hours with these comfortable sports-fit Sony wireless headphones. A quick tap on NFC-compatible devices performs Bluetooth setup, and the convenient earpiece-based button and microphone enable hands-free calling. These Sony wireless headphones have open-type drivers, so you can enjoy your music while remaining aware of the surroundings.
Light buds and quality sound
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on March 12, 2018
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I've been looking for the perfect pair of workout headphones, and while these aren't perfect, they are IMO close.
They look like thicker black Apple Airpods with cord connecting the two. That's not really a bad thing. The tube shape design makes them easy to grab and the rubber tips have a nice textured feel that hold them in your ear. And they're really light
In terms of fit, I think these are great. They come with medium tips and small tips (no large). I made due with the medium tips. At first they don't feel secure, it's a tough feeling to describe, but the never once came out during my 10 mile runs. I think this is in large part due to the lightness of the headphones and the textured tips. They are so light you almost forget your wearing them.
The bad part though, the buttons are small and hard to touch by feel. If you're the type that ALWAYS changes songs or volume on the headphones themselves, I might give these pause. The fast forward and rewind button is difficult to locate by touch, the raised indention of the symbols are easy to miss. Luckily, the power button is on the end at the bottom of the "black tube" and you can't miss that. I tend to adjust songs and volume on my phone so this is not an issue to me.
In terms of sound quality, in typical Sony fashion they're great. The music is tight and responsive. The bass isn't too overwhelming. You can get more bass if you get a tighter seal in your ear, but I can only accomplish this by holding the ear piece into my ear, which for obvious reasons isn't doable. NOTE this last comment does not affect their fit nor the ability to stay in my ear. I never felt like these are going to fall out.
In terms of phone quality, I received one call during a workout and they worked great. As for connection, i have NOT ONCE had the signal break up or skip. I cannot say this for other sport headphones. This is the biggest endorsement of these headphones.
The few knocks are typical knocks of other small headphones. They use micro-USB. Most of my devices now use USB-C. Not a deal breaker. They don't have a case. Bose does it right when they include carrying bags for their headphones. Their sport headphones have a nice, small neoprene bag with carbaniner hook that is extremely convenient. These headphones do not. They come with a nifty little piece of plastic that allows you to wrap the cord around the headphones, but this makes them even smaller and easier to lose and I've simply resigned myself to the fact that I will lose this piece of plastic (see the photos).
Battery life is good, but there's no battery announcement when turning them on. For example, when you turn any BT Bose headphones on, they announced the battery percentage. This is an overlooked feature that should be required in any high quality headphones. Having said that, I generally charge mine once a week and I have yet to lose power in the middle of a work out.
But these minor quirks are absolutely no deal breakers. These are great sounding headphones, that stay in your ear. The battery life is quite good (although only way to check power level is on your phone). They're small and prone to losing, but you can say that for ANY small workout BT headphones. These are a great buy
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Amazon - Fire TV with 4K Ultra HD and Alexa Voice Remote - Black
Fire TV connects you to a world of entertainment. With a compatible 4K Ultra HD and High Dynamic Range (HDR) TV, watch as thousands of movies and shows come to life in vibrant colors and detailed contrast. Find your favorites with universal voice search across more than 140 channels and apps or discover new content with personalized recommendations on the home screen.
Fast and Easy to Use
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on March 10, 2018
Like most Amazon products, this is easy to setup and use. I prefer the UI over AppleTV, but that's personal preference. What makes the biggest difference is App selection. The gap is narrowing now that AppleTV has Prime Video now, but Amazon still has the better selection of apps. But honestly, you can't go wrong. If you're heavily invested in Amazon (Prime membership) I think this is the best option especially taking into account the price. But Apple TV isn't a bad choice either (and Google doesn't have dedicated remote that still bothers me).
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Belkin - PowerHouse Charging Dock for iPhone and Apple Watch - White
Power your Apple devices with this Belkin charge dock. It comes with a Lightning connector that charges iPhones and an integrated magnetic charger that provides Apple watches with more juice when needed. The single built-in cable of this Belkin charge dock lets you charge both devices simultaneously, saving you the inconvenience of using multiple cords.
Great Execution but High Price
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on March 10, 2018
I bought this for my wife and she absolutely loves it. It is sturdy and durable. It's just the right size in my opinion. But two big knocks, the outlet to plug it in is huge and it is pricey. It's nice to have, but not sure worth $100. Not saying I have buyer's remorse, but I am wondering if I shouldn't have looked around a little more....
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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GoPro - Battery for Karma
Keep your GoPro Karma in the air with this extra battery. One charge provides up to 20 minutes of use, letting you extend flight time.
Consider it Necessary Accessory
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on March 6, 2018
Look, GoPro Karma is a great value (no matter what you think about the drone) given the inclusion of the grip and the camera itself. So it's a little bit of a bummer to spend $100 on a battery, but it's worth it, almost necessary. 18 minutes its not long flying a drone on one battery!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Hatch - Grow Smart Changing Pad and Scale - Gray
Keep tabs on your little one's development with this Hatch Grow Smart changing pad and scale. This innovative unit wraps a changing pad and a wireless smart scale into one compact device, making it easy to monitor your baby's weight gain. Made of soft-touch water-resistant foam, this Hatch Grow Smart changing pad and scale is easy to clean.
Works well but expensive for limited purpose
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3.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on February 23, 2018
This scale runs off 3 included AA batteries which is nice. It is high quality and it connects to your phone in no time. But even after I purchased it and went through the Hatch Baby App, I find myself scratching my head as to why I spent so much money on it. The magic is in the free app. You can buy a cheap scale and "manually" enter the weight of your little one into the app. Or, you can spend money on this scale that does it for you.
Honestly, what really bothers me is the odd shape of the changing table. I have a table top on my kid's dresser that fits a square changing pad. The Hatch is smaller and leaves a lot of open space.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Sharp - 60" Class - LED - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR
Only at Best BuyEnjoy television and movies in stunning clarity with this 60-inch Sharp Smart TV. Its 4K panel resolution delivers a clear, crisp picture, and its three HDMI inputs and one USB input let you connect accessories and stereo receivers. This Sharp Smart TV is Netflix certified for simple, fast streaming of digital content.
Great Budget 4K TV, but not best picture
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on February 23, 2018
First, I need to point out that I’m no audiophile or picture guru. I generally invest in upper end models of TVs and electronics because it’s in my nature. I assume that the upper end Sony TV is generally better than Insignia or Vizio brand (I do read customer reviews and rely on tech sites such as CNET and Engadget). That’s why, my first foray into 4K television was back in 2014, when I bought a high end 65 inch Sony Bravia TV. SInce that time, I’ve invested money in an Xbox One S, LG Ultra Blu Ray player, and Amazon Fire Stick 4K.
I’ve always been amazed, and have appreciated, 4K resolutions. I like the sharp detail it provides (you must watch Planet Earth II in 4K, it’s a treat). My Ultra Blu-Ray library has expanded and I’m always on the look out for good deals. I do stream 4K shows on occasion (through Prime mostly) but I can’t bring myself to paying extra for Netflix to get 4K on select shows.
Anyways, back to this Sharp model 4K TV. I needed an extra TV and I knew I wanted to get a 4K TV. My issue was, do I want to spend alot of money on a secondary TV to get an “elite” TV or save some money and get a budget TV? I opted to go for the "budget" model which I'm defining as under the $1K price point for 60+ inches in 4K.
I was not disappointed. I plugged my LG 4K Ultra Blu Ray player in and enjoyed a sharp crisp 4K picture. My only gripe and it could be a big one, is that the blacks are not black. I know, I know, it's not an OLED which produce true black colors, but it's pretty washed out on the Sharp. For example, I was watching Guardians of the Galaxy in 4K and there was the black bars above and below the picture. They were a white/black, meaning that they weren't a true black and it did distract ONLY when the video picture was darker (bright scenes had little effect in my opinion).
In terms of the "smart" TV aspect, I used to brush that aside, relying on my Fire Stick or PS4, but I've learned the hard way that not all devices are compatible with the 4K signal or HDCP 2.2 compliant. For example, the TV might be, but your received may not be, so if you plug Apple 4K TV or Amazon 4K Fire Stick or Ultra Blu Ray player into your NON compatible HDCP 2.2 receiver, the picture quality is downgraded to 1080p. At that point, the only way to get full 4K resolution is to plug your device directly into the TV (which isn't always possible) OR the next best thing (and the point I was trying to get to) is to use the smart TV part to connect to WiFi and watch 4K content from Amazon and Netflix directly through the TV. That won't help you if you have an Ultra Blu Ray player, but it is the easiest and cheapest way to get 4K content on your TV.
So, as for the smarts of the TV, they're simply meh. Not bad, not stellar. I do like the dedicated Netflix, Vudu buttons, etc. on the controller. That's a big help. But I use a Logitech Harmony remote which means I don't normally use the Sharp branded remote.
This TV isn't any lighter or heavy than other 4K TVs, although note that 4K flat screen TVs are heavier than you. The TV is pretty easy to set up. You'll likely need help pulling it out of the box, but you just need a Phillips screwdriver to put on the stand legs and voila. Pretty simple. The size of the TV (weight, thickness, bezels) are merely average. It looks like virtually every other TV at Best Buy, which is neither good nor bad.
There are, in my opinion, ample ports for your needs, including component, for those just in case times. The speakers, like ANY TV are weak and I would highly recommend an upgrade, even just a cheap soundbar is better than the wimpy things built in. But I wouldn't not buy it because of the speakers.
All in all, it's a great value and easy way to get into 4K. The picture is better elsewhere, especially the blacks, but only true videophiles and theater junkies will care, the masses will not care about the black color (and if the picture stretches across the screen completely, is less noticeable).
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Acer - 15.6" Chromebook - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 16GB eMMC Flash Memory
Acer 15 Chromebook: Enjoy up to 12 hours of battery life with this 15.6-inch Acer Chromebook. Its Intel Celeron processor and 4GB of RAM load webpages quickly and provide lag-free streaming, and the 16GB of internal storage holds documents and photos. This Acer Chromebook has an HDMI port for connecting to a larger display.
Budget Chromebook with Sacrifices
Customer Rating
3.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on February 1, 2018
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I never owned a Chromebook before, but am heavily invested in the Android/Google ecosystem. So it's an easy jump for me. I primarily use a 15 inch Acer Aspire R laptop for work, which runs Windows 10.
I have always been intrigued by Chromebooks, I like the idea of having all day battery life (although my Aspire R has pretty good battery life itself) and having a cheap device to surf the web, stream to my Chromecasts, and watch videos on the go.
I've also previously owned a Surface Pro, and while they are fascinating and cool, I just need a bigger screen. So my Acer Aspire R is 15 inches and one of the reasons I chose the Acer Chromebook was the 15 inch size. To me the larger size matters, I would rather sacrifice portability for a bigger screen.
This Acer Chromebook looks good and has a nice build quality, but it's too big. It's too thick and there's a lot of wasted space due to the bezels surrounding the screen. This is even more apparent when you look at the keyboard, which is centered in the computer with a lot of open space to the left and right. In my aforementioned Acer Aspire, there's enough room for a 9 digit number pad to the right. And when you take into account the features this Chromebook lacks, the poor use of space is even more confounding.
The biggest drawbacks in my mind, are the lack of an HD screen (no HD on a bigger than 11 inch screen is noticeable, if this were a smaller screen, you could get away without HD), no backlit keyboard (a shame) and no touch screen. This omissions surely allowed to meet the pricepoint, but to me, it seems like too much given up. 'm so used to touch screens, it's actually weird not having one. And as I said, with a screen this big, and given that Chromebooks are primarily consumption devices, the no HD is a big loss. The size of the Chromebook also makes it less portable. It's not heavy per se, but it's just bulky. My 15 inch Acer Aspire R is a bit smaller and it hits the upper limits in portability. Carrying this Chromebook around is no easy task.
The specs for this Chromebook are also on the bottom edge. But that is no issue. Chromebooks are not meant for resource intensive tasks, so if you plan on doing so, you should find a different operating system/machine. The big issue is 16 GB of HDD space, but that's not an issue to me, my photos and music are through Google Music and Photos, so I don't need HDD space. I'm also not managing documents. And if I needed more space, I would use an SD card. This Chromebook as a full size card slot for SD cards, and the best thing is that if you put one in, the entire card fits inside the computer so it's "hidden."
Onto Chrome OS. I haven't spent a ton of time with it, but I like it so far. I use the Chromebook to surf the web, watch YouTube, stream Netflix and email. Logging in with your Google Account and having instant access to all of Google's services is great. But I must say, you can get a lot of the same functionality on a Mac or Windows machine if you utilize Chrome Web Browser. So far, I can't find value in Chrome OS that I can't get using Chrome Browser on Windows. I'm not saying the value and difference isn't there, but for what I do, I can accomplish the same tasks on Chromebook as I can Chrome on Windows. I have this Chromebook because I wanted a dedicated machine to use at home to act as a hub for my Chromecasts, Google Home speakers, etc. For what I use it for it's great.
This is a good Chromebook, but it's average. If you want a big screen, this could be an option. But if you can spring a few more bucks, I'd look for a model with a better screen that has touch input. And one that has a bit more portability (without sacrificing too much in screen real estate). Assuming you don't have to lug this baby around everyday and it mostly stays in the home, the size and portability shouldn't matter.
I do want to caution those who are just looking for a cheap laptop... If you aren't invested in the Google Ecosystem (i.e. don't have Gmail or don't subscribe to their services) and you are just wanting a cheap laptop, I would make sure you do your homework. A Chromebook might not fit your needs.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Speck - Balance Folio Protective Case for Apple Ipad® iPad 5th/6th Gen, 9.7" iPad Pro, iPad Air; iPad Air 2 - Charcoal gray/storm gray
Prop your 9.7-inch iPad Pro up at the best working angle with this Speck Balance FOLIO case. A hardshell polyurethane exterior safeguards against scratches and dings, and the soft interior liner absorbs shock during accidental drops. This Speck Balance FOLIO case has a secure clasp that keeps the cover closed when not in use to protect the display.
Good and thin
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on January 30, 2018
I like this case because it is thin and covers most of the edges on the iPad. It is tough to get off (which depending on who you are, may be a good thing) which bothered me because I like to clean both the front and back of the iPad and every time I tried to take the case off I was afraid that I was going to break it. But that's an extremely minor complaint. This case has a done a great job of protecting my investment without a lot of bulk.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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ZAGG - InvisibleShield Glass ScreenProtector for AppleiPad,AppleiPad 5th Gen,9.7-inchiPad Pro,iPadAir 2 and Air - Clear
Protect your Apple iPad, iPad Pro 9.7~, Air 2, and Air with this ZAGG InvisibleShield ID5GLS-F0B glass screen that features tempered-glass material to safeguard your device's display from scuffs and scratches. The oil-resistant coating keeps the screen clean.
Must have
Customer Rating
5.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on January 30, 2018
I bought this for my mom, who is a bit clumsy (or just doesn't care about her electronics). Her last iPad Air had the screen replaced TWICE. She finally upgraded to a newer iPad when the home button gave out. I must say, this glass screen has saved her from replacing another screen. It absorbs the impact of any drops and while I can't definitively say that the screen protector has prevented cracks in her new iPad's screen, I certainly believe it has. I think glass protectors are an essential accessory for every expensive electronic and Zagg is one of the best brands
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Apple - iPad (5th generation) with WiFi - 32GB - Silver
Powerful, portable, and personal with a gorgeous 9.7-inch Retina display~ in a thin, durable aluminum design that weighs just a pound. iPad puts incredible capabilities in your hands with a powerful A9 chip, 8MP camera, FaceTime HD camera, Touch ID, Apple Pay, Wi-Fi, all-day battery life, ~ and over a million apps on the App Store. ~
Best Tablet with better price
Customer Rating
4.0
Posted by: callmeageeth
from Louisville, KY
on January 30, 2018
If you want the best tablet, even though I'm no Apple fanboy, I must profess that the iPad is the one to get. The biggest thing holding it back, especially in 2017-18 was the price. A lot of "budget" tablets gave you everything you needed in a tablet at a far lower price. Apple touts its iPads as computer replacements, but let's be real, 99.9% of people use them for media consumption.
But anyways, the price point for the new version of the iPad makes it, in my opinion, the better tablet over the cheaper Fire. I think the lower price point and better specs beats the specs of the even cheaper Fire tablets.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Lucyd - Lyte Titanium Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses - Starman
The Lucyd Starman titanium frames weigh just over an ounce, and with their enhanced flexibility will fit most users out of the box. These patent-pending Bluetooth frames offer a unique mix of durable titanium, designer styling, optional vision correction, and smart features. All Lucyd frames include a 7-day moneyback guarantee and 1-year warranty against any defects in frame or lenses.
What are the glasses capable of?
That's a seemingly broad question, but they connect to any Bluetooth source device and can play music through the speakers embedded in the arms of the glasses. The sound is good based on the open speaker design, so the sound will bleed a little bit. But overall, I like them.
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eufy Security - Solo Smart Lock Wi-Fi Deadbolt with App/Keypad/Key Access - Black
Feel safe and protected with eufySecurity Solo Smart Lock D20. Securely open your front door with built-in Wi-Fi to only let trusted friends and family enter your home when you allow it. And when you are outside your front door, connect with Bluetooth via the eufy Security app, so you don~t need to fumble for your keys. Solo Smart Lock is tough, too, with stainless steel construction that earned it a BMHA certification. Plus, the IPX3 weatherproof rating ensures it can endure wild temperature swings and heavy rain. Give yourself peace of mind with Solo Smart Lock, and you~ll always feel your home is secure.
Does it come with the lever handle? If not, how can one order the handle shown?
No, it does not come with a lever. You're stuck with what you have, or going to a home improvement store to get one.
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Beurer - Bluetooth Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor - Silver
Easily track you and your children~s (pediatric use) well-being with the ability to store up to 60 measurements for up to 2 users. A universal cuff is wearable on any wrist large or small. The Beurer BC57 synchronizes with your smartphone via Bluetooth~ technology so you can see your readings over time and share with your doctor. It also identifies arrythmia and alerts you of any detections.
How do you change the battery?
Underneath the monitor itself, where it attaches to the wristband, there's a cover you can pop open to replace the AAA batteries.
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SWFT - FLEET eBike w/ 37.2mi Max Operating Range & 20 mph Max Speed - White
Your SWFT journey starts here. Wherever you’re headed, FLEET will get you there with style, safety, and a fresh design that’ll turn heads as you turn corners. Move ahead of the pack with a SWFT e-bike with a detachable, rechargeable battery. Multiple modes allow you to use pedal-assist or your throttle to propel you forward. With a 19.8 mph max speed, you can travel up to 37.2 miles on a single charge of your battery alone. A built-in monitor display indicates your battery output and speed. Let the journey begin.
Do you have to pedal this bike to make it work?
You have to pedal it to get it going, once you turn the pedal maybe twice, the motor kicks in and it will either assist your pedaling or you can use the throttle
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SWFT - FLEET eBike w/ 37.2mi Max Operating Range & 20 mph Max Speed - White
Your SWFT journey starts here. Wherever you’re headed, FLEET will get you there with style, safety, and a fresh design that’ll turn heads as you turn corners. Move ahead of the pack with a SWFT e-bike with a detachable, rechargeable battery. Multiple modes allow you to use pedal-assist or your throttle to propel you forward. With a 19.8 mph max speed, you can travel up to 37.2 miles on a single charge of your battery alone. A built-in monitor display indicates your battery output and speed. Let the journey begin.
What if I purchase this bike now and and later is cheaper on Black Friday. Do I get the different?
Depending on your membership status, you can get a refund of the difference so long as you're in the return period.
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Geo - GeoBook 120 12.5-inch HD Laptop - Intel Celeron Dual Core Processor - 4GB Memory - 64GB eMMC
GeoBook 120 is a 12.5-inch Windows 10 laptop complete with a 1-year subscription to Microsoft 365 Personal. Powered by an Intel Celeron Dual Core Processor and 4GB RAM, this lightweight laptop makes easy work of essential tasks, browsing and more. 64GB eMMC storage is built in and can be expanded with the addition of a MicroSD card (up to 64GB). GeoBook 120 also features a 2MP webcam, dual microphones and integrated speakers, plus reliable AC Wi-FI.
Can I play Roblox and Minecraft?
My kid has played both on it, and they run just fine.
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Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Olive
Pixel Buds A-Series bring you rich, high-quality sound for a lot less than you~d expect. Their beamforming mics help make calls crystal clear.*** The flush-to-ear design is stylish, and the stabilizer arc keeps them in place so you can wear them even during the sweatiest workout.**
Does it have Noise Cancellation feature ?
No they do not have active noise cancelling. One of the drawbacks of the Pixel Buds (IMHO) is that they let in a lot of ambient noise, even with a good seal/fit in your ears.
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Google - Pixel Buds A-Series True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Olive
Pixel Buds A-Series bring you rich, high-quality sound for a lot less than you~d expect. Their beamforming mics help make calls crystal clear.*** The flush-to-ear design is stylish, and the stabilizer arc keeps them in place so you can wear them even during the sweatiest workout.**
Does Google pixel buds pair with iPhones?
I haven't specifically tried it, but it's my understanding they do, but I do know you'll lose the ability to use/activate the Google Assistant through the Pixel Buds.
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DJI - Air 2S Fly More Combo Drone with Remote Control - Gray
Featuring a 1-inch CMOS sensor, powerful autonomous functions, and a compact body weighing less than 600 g, DJI Air 2S is the ultimate drone for aerial photographers on the move. Take this all-in-one aerial powerhouse along anywhere to experience and record your world in stunning detail.
Can I use my Goggles with the DJI mavic air 2s?
I haven't tested it, because I don't own the goggles, but there's a setting to change the camera to FPV. And according to dronedj.com, it is compatible.
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DJI - Air 2S Fly More Combo Drone with Remote Control - Gray
Featuring a 1-inch CMOS sensor, powerful autonomous functions, and a compact body weighing less than 600 g, DJI Air 2S is the ultimate drone for aerial photographers on the move. Take this all-in-one aerial powerhouse along anywhere to experience and record your world in stunning detail.
Will Air 2s work with note 20 ultra?
I don't own that phone, but I don't see why not. Biggest concern is size of the phone and whether it fits into the controller. I use a Google Pixel 4 XL and there's still a little more space for the "arms" of the controller to hold the phone. And in terms of the app itself, you'll need to download it straight from the DJI website (which is the same process for all Androids)
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