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By installing eufy Security Smart Lock Touch & Wi-Fi, you will never have to worry about losing your key again and always have secure access to your home. The Smart Lock is powered by a Mabuchi motor that allows you to unlock your front door in less than a second. With a sensor area that is two times larger than on a smartphone, the Smart Lock is less likely to miss your fingerprint. Every time you unlock Smart Lock, the recognition rate improves because of the self-learning AI chip. This Smart Lock is weatherproof with an IP65 rating, so you can rest assured that your home is always secure. The Smart Lock is tested to last for 250,000 unlocks and is designed to still function after 30 years of use.
Customer Rating
5
Excellent Alternative to Big Names
on March 5, 2021
Posted by: NAMO
INSTALLATION
This Eufy Smart Lock is replacing my existing smart door lock from Schlage. Like my Schlage, installation was simple and well thought out. I had zero issues and total installation time was about 30 minutes. It could have easily been accomplished quicker, but I tried to follow the instructions and accompanying document step-by-step to see just how thorough Anker (Eufy is a product of Anker) was. Anker was impressively thorough. A person with nothing more than a couple of screwdrivers can easily change out their existing door lock for the Eufy. Instructions are methodical and well organized. A super nice feature is that Anker has included parts in several boxes, all with numbers. The intention is that the homeowner starts at box 1 and works their way through to the last one. Each box includes the parts necessary to complete the next step in lock installation. While I didn’t need to use parts from every single box, I must give major kudos for this approach. It is an excellent presentation and execution. Other manufacturers should take note. Well done!
This Eufy Smart Lock is replacing my existing smart door lock from Schlage. Like my Schlage, installation was simple and well thought out. I had zero issues and total installation time was about 30 minutes. It could have easily been accomplished quicker, but I tried to follow the instructions and accompanying document step-by-step to see just how thorough Anker (Eufy is a product of Anker) was. Anker was impressively thorough. A person with nothing more than a couple of screwdrivers can easily change out their existing door lock for the Eufy. Instructions are methodical and well organized. A super nice feature is that Anker has included parts in several boxes, all with numbers. The intention is that the homeowner starts at box 1 and works their way through to the last one. Each box includes the parts necessary to complete the next step in lock installation. While I didn’t need to use parts from every single box, I must give major kudos for this approach. It is an excellent presentation and execution. Other manufacturers should take note. Well done!
This lock has been updated to include wi-fi versus just Bluetooth like its predecessor. The lock will switch seamlessly between the 2 communications protocols during installation and during operation. I had some issues during a firmware update and wi-fi dropped. Without issue, my phone automatically switched over to Bluetooth allowing me to continue using the lock and its features. Sweet! The lock will require a wi-fi connection in order to send notifications and use its remote features when the user is outside the home. This is one of the first smart products that I’ve installed that picked up my wi-fi and connected without issues. What a welcome breath of fresh air!!! Even though my home network broadcasts the 2.4G and 5G bands with the same SSID, it proved to be a non-issue for my Eufy. This is something that I cannot say about my Schlage, which put up a tremendous fight.
I also appreciate the fact Anker chose to use a rechargeable battery with their Eufy Smart Lock. My old lock used 4 AA batteries for power. Those batteries lasted approximately 3 months with moderate use. Anker claims an estimated battery life of 1 year if you connect their Smart Lock to wi-fi. Wow! If so, that will drastically lower the overall cost of ownership. Granted 4 AA batteries installed 4 times a year isn’t a fortune, but it is an additional and reoccurring expense. The fact that the Eufy’s batteries are rechargeable and have to the potential to last 4x longer is great. I don’t feel the need to have to check the lock every few weeks to make sure there is enough reserve left to keep the lock going for family members.
EUFY APP
The Eufy Smart Lock uses the same Eufy Security app that Anker’s other products use. The Eufy Security app is clean and decently designed. During testing, I always try to use both the iOS and Android versions of the vendor’s app to see how they compare and most importantly, see if the company is committed to providing the same great user experience on one platform as the other. In this regard, Anker excels. Both apps function consistently and reliably on both platforms. Notifications are quick and general navigation and settings are usually intuitive and easy to find.
The Eufy Smart Lock uses the same Eufy Security app that Anker’s other products use. The Eufy Security app is clean and decently designed. During testing, I always try to use both the iOS and Android versions of the vendor’s app to see how they compare and most importantly, see if the company is committed to providing the same great user experience on one platform as the other. In this regard, Anker excels. Both apps function consistently and reliably on both platforms. Notifications are quick and general navigation and settings are usually intuitive and easy to find.
My favorite feature of the Eufy app is the notifications. Like I stated earlier, notifications to my Galaxy smartphone or iPad are nearly instant, where, at times, my Schlage would lag in its notifications. Whether the Eufy is locked or unlocked with a fingerprint or a preassigned 4 – 8 digit numeric code, the app not only tells you the lock was locked or unlocked, but also by which user. The notification system has functioned flawlessly.
PERFORMANCE
This is my first Eufy Smart Lock and to date, it has performed impressively. While it has some quirks compared to my Schlage, it is not any form of a deal breaker. To be fair to Anker, the same could be said about my Schlage. It has some quirks compared to my Eufy.
This is my first Eufy Smart Lock and to date, it has performed impressively. While it has some quirks compared to my Schlage, it is not any form of a deal breaker. To be fair to Anker, the same could be said about my Schlage. It has some quirks compared to my Eufy.
The absolute best feature of this lock is the fingerprint scanner. Eufy stores fingerprints on an encrypted chip in the lock itself. Anyone that uses the Apple fingerprint scanner on their iPhone or iPad will instantly feel at home with this scanner. Fingerprint enrollment takes 8 separate scans and saves them to the lock. However, unlike my iPhone and iPad that take about a second or so to read my print, the Eufy is nearly instantaneous. The lock reads and responds so quickly, I honestly thought at first it was defective. So I tried to different finger than what I had enrolled and sure enough, it didn’t open. My print was unrecognized. The speed at which this lock can read and respond to prints is excellent!!
ISSUES
There are only 2 issues with this lock that I can think of:
There are only 2 issues with this lock that I can think of:
The first, and most significant issue is the poorly functioning firmware update process. Upon installation, the Eufy Smart Lock required 2 immediate firmware updates. During both updates, the smart lock stopped responding and updating at 99% completion. After letting the app remain open and running for at least 5 minutes, I finally had to pull the battery each time to manually reboot the lock. Each time, the lock retained the stored users’ information, but lost its connectivity to my wi-fi network. I had to go in and manually reprogram the device. Eventually, the firmware update did show successful, but not without a couple of moments of anxiety wondering if the unit had bricked itself during the update process.
The second complaint is just really me being picky. I don’t like the size of the lock on the inside of the door. Admittedly, I like that the Eufy is very slender. My Schlage was much thicker, but because of this, the Schlage was almost half the size of the Eufy in length. The Schlage looked sleeker and much less pronounced than the Eufy because of its smaller size. The issue involves the decision by each manufacturer on where to place the batteries. Schlage put their batteries behind the locking mechanism, making the unit smaller overall. Anker chose to put their removable battery pack directly on top of the locking mechanism, make the unit not as thick, but increasing the overall length of the Eufy substantially.
CONCLUSIONS
This is an excellent product. In my opinion, Anker has yet another innovative and well-designed product offering. Simple and thoughtful touches abound. Small things like numbering the boxes in order of installation, to providing a back-up micro USB slot to provide power to the unit should the rechargeable battery die (an old school key is also included should worst come to worst) make this truly appealing to the end user. I can say with first hand experience that this is something my equally priced Schlage smart lock did not include. If its AA batteries died, it died. The many thoughtful features, ease of installation, well thought out app, and overall performance of this product easily earn this a 5 star rating with me.
This is an excellent product. In my opinion, Anker has yet another innovative and well-designed product offering. Simple and thoughtful touches abound. Small things like numbering the boxes in order of installation, to providing a back-up micro USB slot to provide power to the unit should the rechargeable battery die (an old school key is also included should worst come to worst) make this truly appealing to the end user. I can say with first hand experience that this is something my equally priced Schlage smart lock did not include. If its AA batteries died, it died. The many thoughtful features, ease of installation, well thought out app, and overall performance of this product easily earn this a 5 star rating with me.
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Get organized — quickly and easily — with the WorkForce ES-580W wireless duplex desktop document scanner. This reliable performer makes it easy to scan to your smartphone, tablet or online storage account1 from your desktop or your mobile device. You can even scan directly to a USB memory drive without using a computer. A 4.3" touchscreen enables quick, effortless navigation, while a 100-sheet Auto Document Feeder allows you to breeze through stacks of documents. Scan pages at up to 35 ppm/70 ipm2, capturing both sides in one pass. Intuitive Epson® ScanSmart Software1 means you can easily preview, email and upload your scans. The included TWAIN driver ensures compatibility with most document management software. Wirelessly scan to cloud storage accounts1, create searchable PDFs, and get remarkable image quality with Epson Image Processing Technology.
Customer Rating
4
Hi-Speed and Versatile
on January 28, 2021
Posted by: NAMO
Touchscreen Interface
Up to 35 Pages per Minute Scanning
Duplex Scanning in One Pass
Up to 35 Pages per Minute Scanning
Duplex Scanning in One Pass
SET-UP
Initial product configure was simple, but not without issues. With the built-in touchscreen, initial product set-up can be accomplished without a tablet, phone, or PC. Unfortunately, I encountered a nasty firmware bug upon receipt that would not let the unit communicate via Wi-Fi correctly. Not only did the unit display multiple instances of my SSID (my 2.4 and 5GHz channels transmit with the same SSID, leaving frequency negotiation up to my router). There is still only 1 SSID and at one point in time, the Epson listed my SSID three different times. Once I was able to successfully connect to my Wi-Fi, the Epson was still unable to contact the Epson support portal for registration and firmware retrieval.
Initial product configure was simple, but not without issues. With the built-in touchscreen, initial product set-up can be accomplished without a tablet, phone, or PC. Unfortunately, I encountered a nasty firmware bug upon receipt that would not let the unit communicate via Wi-Fi correctly. Not only did the unit display multiple instances of my SSID (my 2.4 and 5GHz channels transmit with the same SSID, leaving frequency negotiation up to my router). There is still only 1 SSID and at one point in time, the Epson listed my SSID three different times. Once I was able to successfully connect to my Wi-Fi, the Epson was still unable to contact the Epson support portal for registration and firmware retrieval.
Fortunately, I was able to use my desktop PC and using the Epson website, download the necessary drivers and software for the scanner. Upon installation, the Epson scanning software flawlessly detected the scanner, as well as notify me of a necessary firmware update. The Epson software for Windows updated the firmware, the scanner rebooted and from then on, I have encountered no further issues whether it be using the scanner via USB or via Wi-Fi.
USE
The scanner is easy to use and has a ton of features built into it. The scanner gives you the ability to scan to a PC, scan from a tablet or phone, scan to a service like OneDrive or DropBox, even scan as a PDF, or a PDF with encryption, just to name a few. There are numerous scanning options and services, a majority of which are accessible without the need for a computer. It is an excellent software suite. Far more than what my multi-function printer/scanner offers from a leading competitor.
The scanner is easy to use and has a ton of features built into it. The scanner gives you the ability to scan to a PC, scan from a tablet or phone, scan to a service like OneDrive or DropBox, even scan as a PDF, or a PDF with encryption, just to name a few. There are numerous scanning options and services, a majority of which are accessible without the need for a computer. It is an excellent software suite. Far more than what my multi-function printer/scanner offers from a leading competitor.
Scanning resolutions include 200, 300, and 600 dpi. Maximum document width is standard 8.5 inches and Epson claims you scan a document up to 240 inches long. I haven’t been able to try it yet, but I want to. Scans are crisp and clear. The unit features ultrasonic double feed detection, along with the ability to scan up to 100 pages at a time from the document feeder. Scans are consistently quick, clear, and most importantly straight. My current scanner often scans documents a little off axis, the Epson will occasionally get one a little off, but way, way less than any other multi-function I’ve owned.
FINAL THOUGHTS
This is an excellent product. The addition of the 4.3 inch touchscreen increases the versatility of the device by not needing a dedicated computer to run software. The scanner can communicate by USB, Wi-Fi, and Wi-Fi Direct. It handles documents quickly, crisply, and with minimal fuss or intervention. Scans are straight nearly all the time and are always clean and clear.
This is an excellent product. The addition of the 4.3 inch touchscreen increases the versatility of the device by not needing a dedicated computer to run software. The scanner can communicate by USB, Wi-Fi, and Wi-Fi Direct. It handles documents quickly, crisply, and with minimal fuss or intervention. Scans are straight nearly all the time and are always clean and clear.
The major issue with this device is the cost. An excellent multi-function printer, copier, scanner can be purchased for the same or less than this product, that is just a scanner alone. While other multi-functions don’t offer the feature-rich, business-oriented software suite this does, some do. While I think this is an excellent device, I am torn at what to give it overall. As just a business-oriented and quality product, I would give it a 5. But, based on its single-focused mission, I would have to rate it a 3, as most people would be better served by a comparably priced multi-function device. I will give it an overall rating of 4.
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Protect provides 24/7 protection against viruses and bacteria.¹ Designed for maximum performance, quiet, clean air delivery, energy efficiency, and smart features. Independently tested and AHAM verifide for a Clean Air Delivery Rate of 270 CFM smoke, 280 CFM pollen, and 275 CFM dust. Best for medium rooms, master bedrooms, and living rooms. Completely filters room air about every 12.5 minutes (approx. 4.8x an hour at 418 ft²) on high. HEPASilent Ultra technology filters 99.97% airborne particles, like viruses and bacteria;² dust, pollen, dander, and mold³, then kills 99%⁴ of the germs caught in the filter.⁵ An activated carbon layer removes gases and odors. GermShield technology proactively monitors conditions and activates to kill germs and prevent growth on the filter.⁵ Quieter than a whisper on low (22 dB) and up to 45 dB on high, and ENERGY STAR rated using less energy than an incandescent lightbulb (up to 47 W) even at high speed. Advanced sensors track airborne particles, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), temperature, humidity, and filter usage and display on the premium LCD interface. Adjust settings like Auto mode remotely from the app. ¹24/7 protection refers to the key function of GermShield technology, activated when the unit is in standby mode. Tested on Staphylococcus Albus & MS2 bacteriophage. This air purifier is not tested against Coronavirus & Blueair does not claim to capture, remove, or kill SARS-CoV-2. ²Third-party tests of airborne viruses & bacteria (H1N1, Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli) using GB/T18801-2015 standards. ³Based on third-party testing of removal rate of fine particles according to GB/T18801-2015 standard and pollen removal rate according to AHAM AC/1-2019 standard. ⁴Deactivation of bacteria (Staphylococcus Albus) & virus (MS2 bacteriophage). ⁵Tested on natural flora (bacteria only - excluding viruses) on filter media under normal temperature & humidity conditions
Customer Rating
5
Nearly Silent with Germ Killing Tech
on January 13, 2021
Posted by: NAMO
Key Features
Nearly Silent Operation
Germ Shield Technology
App Connected for Monitoring (Wi-Fi)
Auto Controls
Nearly Silent Operation
Germ Shield Technology
App Connected for Monitoring (Wi-Fi)
Auto Controls
INITIAL SET-UP
Unboxing and initial set-up went mostly without issue. The BlueAir has several thoughtful features built in that many competitors do not. I really appreciated the built-in wheels and hidden cord storage on this unit. I had never really thought about those 2 items until I received this unit. Weighing in at 27ish pounds, the BlueAir is not unwieldly, but having those 2 wheels on the bottom is a game changer. All my other HEPA filters were just boxes that needed carried. I never realized how much better something so simple made the initial user experience. Along with that, having the hidden cord storage under the unit is a fantastic design idea. My other air cleaners from different manufactures have always just had their cords dangling behind the machines, often making for tripping hazards. BlueAir has eliminated this issue with its clever, hidden cord management channel at the bottom of the machine. Again, a simple solution, but improved the initial user experience a great deal. I hope others follow suit.
Unboxing and initial set-up went mostly without issue. The BlueAir has several thoughtful features built in that many competitors do not. I really appreciated the built-in wheels and hidden cord storage on this unit. I had never really thought about those 2 items until I received this unit. Weighing in at 27ish pounds, the BlueAir is not unwieldly, but having those 2 wheels on the bottom is a game changer. All my other HEPA filters were just boxes that needed carried. I never realized how much better something so simple made the initial user experience. Along with that, having the hidden cord storage under the unit is a fantastic design idea. My other air cleaners from different manufactures have always just had their cords dangling behind the machines, often making for tripping hazards. BlueAir has eliminated this issue with its clever, hidden cord management channel at the bottom of the machine. Again, a simple solution, but improved the initial user experience a great deal. I hope others follow suit.
This is one of the first air cleaners I’ve used that actually has to “boot up”. It is loaded with a great deal of tech. Fortunately, initial set-up can be completed without any apps or technical expertise, if so desired. The unit can be unboxed and used as a standalone device. To get the most out of the user experience, BlueAir includes a companion app available for iOS or Android. I downloaded and installed the app on my Android 11 based smartphone. Others have stated that they experienced connection issues with the device. I have not experienced any such issue since set-up and installation of the app. While the app did not behave perfectly during the initial set-up and account creation, it did finally complete with only 1 force closing of the app and a restart. Since the initial hiccup, I have had no further issues and the app and air cleaner has worked consistently since.
USE
As I stated earlier, this is not my first large sized air cleaner. I have purchased others from various manufacturers throughout the years. What I can say is that this is by far, the quietest air cleaner I have in my home. I have another new unit from a competitor that is roughly the same size and this BlueAir is less than ½ as loud as BlueAir’s leading competitors’ models. This is the first air cleaner that I have owned that I can put in the family room and not have it distract from normal activities like watching TV. It is quieter than any other models I have tried and used. BlueAir rates the minimum sound level at 22dB. I think they are close. It is barely louder than a whisper on low.
As I stated earlier, this is not my first large sized air cleaner. I have purchased others from various manufacturers throughout the years. What I can say is that this is by far, the quietest air cleaner I have in my home. I have another new unit from a competitor that is roughly the same size and this BlueAir is less than ½ as loud as BlueAir’s leading competitors’ models. This is the first air cleaner that I have owned that I can put in the family room and not have it distract from normal activities like watching TV. It is quieter than any other models I have tried and used. BlueAir rates the minimum sound level at 22dB. I think they are close. It is barely louder than a whisper on low.
BlueAir’s decision to make the unit usable without the companion app is a great idea. All the information you need to monitor your indoor air quality and/or condition of the machine and filters are readily available on the top panel display, as well as in the app. An easily visible status light on the top shows your current air quality. Blue being best, green, yellow, orange, and red. On Auto mode, the BlueAir uses its onboard air quality sensors to dynamically monitor and control fan speed to ensure optimum air quality with minimal fan noise. It is a combination that has worked great so far. The fact that I can get any information I want on the status of my air quality from either the device or the app is a great touch. I appreciate the fact that BlueAir reports back the status of VOC’s and particles in PPM vs just a basic status light.
The most impressive feature of this unit is the active Germ Shield Technology. According to BlueAir, this tech proactively monitors your filters. If bacteria or a virus is detected in the air, the machine will active the Germ Shield Tech when it enters standby mode and actively kill bacteria and viruses that may be trapped in the filter media. Awesome!!! In this day and age, what a fantastic feature. It must be noted, that BlueAir specifically states that this technology has not been tested against the Covid-19 virus.
NEGATIVES
The first negative is the point I just covered. I would like to see BlueAir certify its tech to kill the Covid-19 virus. It would also be great to see the Germ Shield work actively while the machine is in use, not just during times of standby mode.
The first negative is the point I just covered. I would like to see BlueAir certify its tech to kill the Covid-19 virus. It would also be great to see the Germ Shield work actively while the machine is in use, not just during times of standby mode.
The second negative is the brightness of the LED status lights and control panel. While they are a great and easy visual reference of the status of the machine and the indoor air quality, those lights are bright! I like the unit by my bedrooms, but as it stands, the lights are too bright at night. Even using the BlueAir app to dim the display, they are still way too bright for a bedroom. They can be turned off, but a greater range of brightness adjustment would be appreciated.
CONCLUSIONS
There really isn’t anything not to like about this unit. BlueAir has incorporated a lot of thoughtful features into the device. Little things like built-in casters and hidden cord storage are features I never considered or given any thought to, until now. I look at my other devices and think, why didn’t those folks think of this?
There really isn’t anything not to like about this unit. BlueAir has incorporated a lot of thoughtful features into the device. Little things like built-in casters and hidden cord storage are features I never considered or given any thought to, until now. I look at my other devices and think, why didn’t those folks think of this?
I am also impressed with the amount of information BlueAir gives its users. It is a refreshing change to see something that reports what it sees and is doing, versus a status light where you don’t know for sure what is causing the changes in the machine. The display gives you the current humidity levels (an awesome feature for dry winter months), current temperature, parts per million of contaminants, filter life, Germ Shield status, etc. I find myself thumbing through the status reports probably way more than I should.
Add to all this, a machine that will kill germs and bacteria from the inside of itself. What an outstanding feature living in the world we live in today. This is one air cleaner that checks all my boxes and I am happy to give it a full 5 stars. An excellent product.
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Customer Rating
5
Fast, Tough, Well-Designed
on January 3, 2021
Posted by: NAMO
Spoiler Alert – This is one of the best laptops I’ve ever had the privilege to test or use.
HIGHLIGHTS
MIL-STD 810G Mil Spec Tested
Good Selection of Ports
1920 x 1080 Touch Screen Display with 100% sRGB Color Gamut Support
Intel Iris Xe built-in graphics with additional nVidia GTX 1650 Graphics Card
Can be used as a Laptop or in a Tablet Configuration
Aluminum Construction with Hinges Rated for 20,000 Duty Cycles
500GB SSD with Optane, Bluetooth 5.0, and 802.11AX Wi-Fi
MIL-STD 810G Mil Spec Tested
Good Selection of Ports
1920 x 1080 Touch Screen Display with 100% sRGB Color Gamut Support
Intel Iris Xe built-in graphics with additional nVidia GTX 1650 Graphics Card
Can be used as a Laptop or in a Tablet Configuration
Aluminum Construction with Hinges Rated for 20,000 Duty Cycles
500GB SSD with Optane, Bluetooth 5.0, and 802.11AX Wi-Fi
SET-UP
Initial set-up is typical Microsoft with minimal Asus interference of bloatware. All programs and finalization of set-up took place without issue. This was one of the few PC’s I’ve seen that didn’t have some sort of hiccup on initial set-up prior to Windows being fully updated. Good job Asus.
Initial set-up is typical Microsoft with minimal Asus interference of bloatware. All programs and finalization of set-up took place without issue. This was one of the few PC’s I’ve seen that didn’t have some sort of hiccup on initial set-up prior to Windows being fully updated. Good job Asus.
INITIAL IMPRESSIONS
Build quality appears to be VERY good. The laptop is fairly light for all the tech built in, but still feels well-built and very sturdy. I have a one-year-old gaming laptop from another manufacturer with similar specs to this and that laptop feels nowhere near as well-built as this computer. Unlike my other plastic fantastic laptop from a competitor, this laptop just gives the impression of a well-engineered item. The lid opens smoothly, the backlit keyboard functions perfectly with keys having just the right amount of spacing, travel, and feedback. The mousepad is larger than most laptops’ pads and works buttery smooth. Again, compared to my other laptop with similar specs and at a nearly identical price point, this product’s fit and finish is far superior.
Build quality appears to be VERY good. The laptop is fairly light for all the tech built in, but still feels well-built and very sturdy. I have a one-year-old gaming laptop from another manufacturer with similar specs to this and that laptop feels nowhere near as well-built as this computer. Unlike my other plastic fantastic laptop from a competitor, this laptop just gives the impression of a well-engineered item. The lid opens smoothly, the backlit keyboard functions perfectly with keys having just the right amount of spacing, travel, and feedback. The mousepad is larger than most laptops’ pads and works buttery smooth. Again, compared to my other laptop with similar specs and at a nearly identical price point, this product’s fit and finish is far superior.
PERFORMANCE
The laptop has an impressive spec sheet. The computer has an 11th generation Core i7 (4C/8T) processor, 512GB Intel H10 NVMe SSD (PCIe 3.0 x4 with 32GB of Optane Memory), 16GB of DDR4 RAM, 802.11AX Wi-Fi supporting 160MHz bandwidth, Bluetooth 5.0, 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports, and an nVidia GTX 1650 graphics card for discreet graphics. There are many more items that can be listed, but if specs are important, the Best Buy or Asus website does a better job at laying them all out than I can.
The laptop has an impressive spec sheet. The computer has an 11th generation Core i7 (4C/8T) processor, 512GB Intel H10 NVMe SSD (PCIe 3.0 x4 with 32GB of Optane Memory), 16GB of DDR4 RAM, 802.11AX Wi-Fi supporting 160MHz bandwidth, Bluetooth 5.0, 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports, and an nVidia GTX 1650 graphics card for discreet graphics. There are many more items that can be listed, but if specs are important, the Best Buy or Asus website does a better job at laying them all out than I can.
The fans and cooling solution is excellent. My other computers sound like F-15’s spinning up on the runway when they are being used hard. Just starting a gaming session causes the fans to spin at full speed and my other computers sound like they are about to launch into orbit. The Asus thermal solution is much more refined. While the fans are audible, they are not obnoxious. By far the quietest fans I’ve had in a laptop with a dedicated graphics card yet.
Suffice it to say, the laptop performs admirably at all tasks I have asked it to do. Every task I have asked of the computer since receipt has not failed to impress. I have spent dozens of hours writing documents, web surfing, playing videos, playing XBOX games, etc. The computer has not disappointed. XBOX Game Pass games have played smoothly on either the built-in Intel Iris graphics or on the dedicated nVidia card hooked to an external display.
While the display is not the latest and greatest 4k UHD HDR displays in other computers, it also does not leave one wanting more. Text is crystal clear even without using the built-in Windows text tool. Text and images are cleaner and clearer than any other computer I have ever owned. Along with super clear text is beautiful and accurate color reproduction. This display can reproduce 100% of the RGB color gamut and is Pantone certified. It is by far, the most natural looking and accurate display I have had the opportunity to use. This is also the first computer I’ve owned that I have not had to adjust the display properties with a colorimeter to get accurate color reproduction. Truly exceptional.
PORTS AND UPGRADEABILITY
The computer has several ports considering how thin and lightweight it is. Included are 2 Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, a USB Gen 3.2 port, a full-size HDMI port, 3.5mm audio jack port, and an SD card reader.
The computer has several ports considering how thin and lightweight it is. Included are 2 Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, a USB Gen 3.2 port, a full-size HDMI port, 3.5mm audio jack port, and an SD card reader.
The SSD is replaceable. The SSD slot takes a standard 2280 NVMe drive should you need more storage later. Like others have stated, one thing that does not appear to be upgradeable or replaceable is the RAM. I have looked, but can’t tell for sure without intrusive disassembly.
NEGATIVES
There are only a few negatives that I can think of:
1. The RAM does not appear to be replaceable or upgradeable.
2. No 4k UHD screen with HDR support on this model.
3. The laptop does not come with a laptop sleeve or protector to store it in while not in use.
There are only a few negatives that I can think of:
1. The RAM does not appear to be replaceable or upgradeable.
2. No 4k UHD screen with HDR support on this model.
3. The laptop does not come with a laptop sleeve or protector to store it in while not in use.
CONCLUSIONS
As I stated in my first sentence, this laptop is great. It appears to be well made and has all the latest and greatest features available today. I honestly don’t know if you could find a better computer than this without going to the overpriced boutique brands. Excellent job Asus. Excellent Product! 5 STARS.
As I stated in my first sentence, this laptop is great. It appears to be well made and has all the latest and greatest features available today. I honestly don’t know if you could find a better computer than this without going to the overpriced boutique brands. Excellent job Asus. Excellent Product! 5 STARS.
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Upgrade your barbecue setup with this two burner 47-inch Everdure FORCE propane gas grill. The fast ignition speeds up cooking, while the contemporary taps let you control the temperature easily and the cast aluminum construction offers durability. This Everdure FORCE propane gas grill features a high hood that ensures plenty of airflow for consistent results.
Customer Rating
4
Excellent Construction, Poor Documentation
on January 1, 2021
Posted by: NAMO
SET-UP
Initial set-up and assembly were easy enough. There are not a lot of parts to assemble, so total time from unboxing to initial use wasn’t much more than an hour. Having done it once, a person could easily knock that time down in half. The only thing that made the whole assembly process difficult was the poor documentation on the hardware supplied with the grille. The grille includes a bag of screws, washers, and lock washers. The instructions reference screws that are the same diameter, but only 1mm longer or shorter than their neighbors. Normally, it wouldn’t be an issue, but after assembling a bunch of items throughout my lifetime, having instructions that show the actual size of the bolt or screw is an absolute requirement in my book. While assembly was easy due to the design, figuring out the hardware was a pain in the neck and added unnecessary time and complication to something that should be straightforward.
Initial set-up and assembly were easy enough. There are not a lot of parts to assemble, so total time from unboxing to initial use wasn’t much more than an hour. Having done it once, a person could easily knock that time down in half. The only thing that made the whole assembly process difficult was the poor documentation on the hardware supplied with the grille. The grille includes a bag of screws, washers, and lock washers. The instructions reference screws that are the same diameter, but only 1mm longer or shorter than their neighbors. Normally, it wouldn’t be an issue, but after assembling a bunch of items throughout my lifetime, having instructions that show the actual size of the bolt or screw is an absolute requirement in my book. While assembly was easy due to the design, figuring out the hardware was a pain in the neck and added unnecessary time and complication to something that should be straightforward.
DESIGN
The absolute best design feature of this grille is the fact that it is made from aluminum. Anyone that has owned a grille stored outdoors, knows that eventually the heat and elements take their toll. Whether it be the firebox, burners, cabinet, or something else, the intense heat from cooking, followed by the outdoor elements eventually cause the grille to rust and rot. Some are better made than others, but eventually it will happen.
The absolute best design feature of this grille is the fact that it is made from aluminum. Anyone that has owned a grille stored outdoors, knows that eventually the heat and elements take their toll. Whether it be the firebox, burners, cabinet, or something else, the intense heat from cooking, followed by the outdoor elements eventually cause the grille to rust and rot. Some are better made than others, but eventually it will happen.
This grille looks to stop the rot. The stand is a combination of fiber reinforced plastics with aluminum legs. The fire box is made from cast aluminum with a nice-looking finish on it. Inside are 2 stainless steel burner assemblies. Even the “wings” of the grille are made from aluminum to resist rot and decay. The only thing not aluminum, are the cast iron cooking grates. AWESOME!!! Gone are the days of grilles lasting a couple of years before they rust out and become useless!
USE
The grille lights will light on the 2nd or 3rd strike on every use. The burners put out a claimed 22,000 BTU’s and they heat up quick. A person can fire up the grille and be searing a good steak in a matter of minutes. The cast iron cooking grates add just the right amount of pattern and sear instantly.
The grille lights will light on the 2nd or 3rd strike on every use. The burners put out a claimed 22,000 BTU’s and they heat up quick. A person can fire up the grille and be searing a good steak in a matter of minutes. The cast iron cooking grates add just the right amount of pattern and sear instantly.
As and added bonus, the grille comes with a premium grille cover. The cover is thick and durable and fits the grille and attached 15 pound propane tank perfectly.
NEGATIVES
The cooking grates do an excellent job at providing a top notch sear on your steaks, but suffer from other foods sticking horribly to them. Throwing a couple of turkey burgers on the grille resulted in quite a bit of meat loss from sticking. To be fair, this may be able to be reduced or eliminated by using some non-stick spray or maybe even as the grates get more seasoned. On a positive note, my steaks have never once stuck while searing, so time will tell as I attempt to cook more things aside from steaks and a few burgers.
The cooking grates do an excellent job at providing a top notch sear on your steaks, but suffer from other foods sticking horribly to them. Throwing a couple of turkey burgers on the grille resulted in quite a bit of meat loss from sticking. To be fair, this may be able to be reduced or eliminated by using some non-stick spray or maybe even as the grates get more seasoned. On a positive note, my steaks have never once stuck while searing, so time will tell as I attempt to cook more things aside from steaks and a few burgers.
The second negative is that large opening in the back of the grille. Most all gas grilles have an opening at the back. However, this grille has an opening roughly 3x larger than my current gas grille. This large hole makes it difficult to get a good cook on your food with a little breeze blowing. You must be cognizant of the wind direction and aim the grille appropriately. During my first couple of cooks using the grille on a slightly breezy day, resulted in flame-outs even on the highest heat setting. This is something that I never had happen on my much cheaper grille bought from Big Orange. I was also hoping the large vent would help control the heat in the unit while using it on the lower heat settings, something my current grille and I both struggle with. But it does not. Even on the lowest setting, I routinely see temps rising to 450 degrees.
Lastly, is the price. Does the aluminum construction of the grille really justify a 2 – 4 times price difference to a commonly available competitor? Time will tell. If this grille lasts substantially longer, then maybe. So, I am giving the grille 4 stars because of its unique design and sturdy construction. But, it honestly doesn’t do anything more or better than my current gas grille does.
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Sit back, relax and watch movies with this Epson video projector. It offers 3,300 lumens of color & white brightness to ensure vibrant, accurate colors, and its HD resolution delivers crisp image quality at 1080p. This Epson video projector lets you connect a Blu-ray player or gaming console via an HDMI input for smooth streaming of your favorite media.
Customer Rating
4
Packs a bright picture in a small package
on November 27, 2020
Posted by: NAMO
UNIQUE FEATURES
Bright 3300 lumen output
1080p Full HD resolution
Good color and brightness uniformity
VERY impressive 12000-hour lamp life in Economy Mode
Bright 3300 lumen output
1080p Full HD resolution
Good color and brightness uniformity
VERY impressive 12000-hour lamp life in Economy Mode
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The projector carries on the tradition of Epson providing a good quality product at reasonable prices.
The projector carries on the tradition of Epson providing a good quality product at reasonable prices.
The projector installs like all others. You can either place it on a level, flat surface or flip it upside down and hang it from the ceiling. Unlike other Epson offerings, placement is of particular importance, as this unit does not provide any form of lens adjustment. There is no Zoom, Horizontal, or Vertical lens shift. So, obtaining the desired screen size is determined solely by the distance of the projector from the screen. Placement is also critical, as with all projectors, you want to eliminate the need to make any keystone corrections (though, this unit has both a horizontal and vertical keystone correction, if necessary).
The 880 has a limited number of inputs for operation. The only available inputs are USB-A, USB-B, and a single HDMI input. Though, the input selection is quite limited, I personally had no issues. I use an A/V receiver to control input switching, so a single HDMI input is all that is needed. If you don’t have the convenience of a dedicated AVR to do switching and have a lot of different source devices, an HDMI switcher may be in order.
Quite honestly, a home cinema-oriented projector is about one thing: bringing the movie theater experience home. This projector, though not perfect, fills the bill nicely. Long story long: I haven’t seen a projector at this price point deliver a picture with this much brightness. Epson rates light output at 3300 lumens at that seems spot on. It can compete with my Epson 5040 and 3800 in terms of sheer brightness. While all is good on light output, the projector does struggle with contrast ratio. Dark colored objects do get washed out fairly quickly, as the unit struggles with fine detail in dark scenes, even with the Dynamic Iris turned on. To be totally fair to Epson, this is an issue that all LCD projectors struggle with to a varying degree. Some do better at it than others. Is it a deal breaker for this unit? No. Quite honestly, if I wasn’t able to do a side by side comparison with an Epson 3800, I may not ever have noticed the extent of the weakness.
Out of the box picture quality is quite nice. The default settings are pleasing, without being over-exaggerated. Projecting an image to my dedicated 120” screen showed good brightness and color uniformity throughout the image. Again, the projector does struggle with darkly filmed movies, but can hold its own in bright scenes and sports. On a positive note, this projector handles sports very well. Even though it is only a 60Hz display, I noticed no jagged artifacts during fast sports scenes that even some of the best TV’s can struggle with. Well done!
NEGATIVES
Fan Noise. The fan on this model is very loud. Much louder than on my Epson 3800 and Epson 5040. I use Bright Cinema and Eco mode during normal use on my 3800. The fan is not unreasonably loud and is drowned out by the noise on whatever soundtrack is on in the theater, whether it be a video game, movie, music, etc., even with HDR enabled. However, the fan noise on the 880 is always present and noticeable. It can be tempered quite a bit by the careful selection of picture modes, but even then, it is roughly twice as loud as my 3800 (not measured with a meter, just a seat of the pants guesstimate). I find the projector very distracting on Bright Cinema, even with Eco mode engaged. The only way I can make the projector quiet enough to tolerate is by using normal Cinema mode with Eco mode selected. Thankfully, brightness is still sufficient, even if the projector loses some pop in brightness and color.
Fan Noise. The fan on this model is very loud. Much louder than on my Epson 3800 and Epson 5040. I use Bright Cinema and Eco mode during normal use on my 3800. The fan is not unreasonably loud and is drowned out by the noise on whatever soundtrack is on in the theater, whether it be a video game, movie, music, etc., even with HDR enabled. However, the fan noise on the 880 is always present and noticeable. It can be tempered quite a bit by the careful selection of picture modes, but even then, it is roughly twice as loud as my 3800 (not measured with a meter, just a seat of the pants guesstimate). I find the projector very distracting on Bright Cinema, even with Eco mode engaged. The only way I can make the projector quiet enough to tolerate is by using normal Cinema mode with Eco mode selected. Thankfully, brightness is still sufficient, even if the projector loses some pop in brightness and color.
Dynamic Iris. Epson uses this technology in many, if not all, their home cinema line of projectors and it is some great tech. In a nutshell, the projector analyzes the video source for brightness. The Auto Iris can limit light output in dimmer scenes. This is an awesome feature that helps to improve the contrast ratio, as all LCD projectors struggle with their black levels. This is kinda, sorta like local dimming on LCD TV’s. It works fairly well in the 880, but it is not without faults. I noticed a good deal of light pumping on fast scenes. Even with the Dynamic Iris setting at fast, it still struggles to find that perfect setting causing the picture to look like it pulsates at times. It seems to lag a little behind the image displayed. Also, the iris mechanism is LOUD. Much louder than it ever is on my 3800 and 5040. Imagine a quarter inch drive ratchet clicking away in the opposite direction of use. Turning off the Dynamic Iris function would eliminate this issue.
Firmware. Lastly, this projector needs a good firmware update. I think some of these annoyances can be lessened with a good firmware update. My previous Epson projectors exhibited some of these same issues after installation, though to a lesser degree. Future firmware updates helped shore up a lot of those issues over time. So, I have hopes that Epson can refine this product as well. I’m also hoping a future firmware update will fix the Lamp Life monitor of the machine. The first night alone, the projector was used a good 6 hours, including a mixed bag of video games, movies, broadcast TV and YouTube videos. At the end of the night, the total lamp hours still equaled ZERO.
Remote. The supplied remote works well and controls all the necessary functions of the projector. But, I sure would like to see a backlit remote, or even a remote with glow-in-the-dark buttons. The small buttons and print on this remote are nearly impossible to see during a movie.
CONCLUSIONS
Though this unit is not without it flaws and shortcomings, I think it represents a good product from Epson. The images are bright, vibrant, and have good uniformity. While, the projector struggles with darker scenes, these issues disappear with normal content. Quite frankly, this projector performs better, if not much better, than similarly priced products from Epson’s competitors I’ve experienced.
Though this unit is not without it flaws and shortcomings, I think it represents a good product from Epson. The images are bright, vibrant, and have good uniformity. While, the projector struggles with darker scenes, these issues disappear with normal content. Quite frankly, this projector performs better, if not much better, than similarly priced products from Epson’s competitors I’ve experienced.
I also feel many of the issues I experienced with this unit could be lessened or eliminated with a well-engineered firmware update. As it stands now, I would give the projector itself a 3-star rating, but the image quality would easily justify a 4-star rating. I will fully admit that I am a snob when it comes to picture quality and it does take a lot to impress me. With that, I do think this would serve as a great entry-level projector for most folks.
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The Samsung Jet™ 75 Complete Cordless Stick Vacuum features a lightweight and maneuverable design and a removable battery that can be easily swapped* for extended cleaning time up to 60 minutes. Compatible with Samsung Clean Station™ for mess-free, automatic emptying of the hygienic dust bin. *Second battery sold separately.
Customer Rating
5
Quiet Vacuum with a lot of accessories
on November 14, 2020
Posted by: NAMO
KEY FEATURES
3 Power Levels
Diagnostic Indicators
99.999% Filtration
Outstanding Battery Runtime
3 Power Levels
Diagnostic Indicators
99.999% Filtration
Outstanding Battery Runtime
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Long story short, the Samsung Jet 75 is an excellent stick vacuum with an impressive runtime of up to 60 minutes.
Long story short, the Samsung Jet 75 is an excellent stick vacuum with an impressive runtime of up to 60 minutes.
The Jet 75 includes a good number of accessories. I have stick vacuums from Samsung’s primary competitor and this vacuum includes more options than a similarly priced competitor’s model. Included with the kit are: Mini Motorized Tool, Crevice Tool, Brush Tool, Turbo Floor Tool, Soft Motorized Floor Tool, Flexible Extension Hose, and a Wall Mount. All the accessories have a nice, premium feel and are easily interchanged, that latch and click solidly into place.
At 6 pounds, the vacuum can be used for extended periods of time without feeling overly heavy or burdensome at the end of sweeping. One of the best features of the vacuum and its attachments are that the turbo brush heads can rotate up to 180 degrees. This easily allows the brush head to go under furniture for easy cleaning. A VERY NICE FEATURE. The vacuum has an on/off button that controls the cleaning modes and power of the unit. Low, Medium, High, and Wet. It must be noted that the Jet 75 does not include the accessories to utilize the Wet cleaning mode of the vacuum, as Samsung claims, per their website, this accessory is only available on the Jet 90.
I had never given it any thought about not having a trigger to turn the vacuum on and off. This is the first vacuum without a trigger. I must admit, now that I don’t have a trigger for control, I like it better than I thought. The ability to change the power level with just a button click and not having to hold down the trigger is a welcome change. I don’t think I would want to go back.
Samsung claims up to 60 minutes of runtime out of a fully charged battery (recharging can take up to 3.5 hours). While I originally thought that was just a marketing claim, I can say that goal is not out of reach. A majority of my home is hardwood. I can vacuum all my hardwood and tile floors, using the Medium power setting and the soft, motorized turbo brush and still have 2 out of 3 bars remaining on the battery. I have more than enough power left to vacuum the remaining carpeted rooms with the Turbo Motorized Brush without needing to charge between. Very Impressive. This is something I cannot get anywhere close to with my current competitor’s stick vacuum.
NEGATIVES
While I have no issues using the vacuum, taller members of my family seem to feel the vacuum could be a little longer / taller. Family members over 6 feet seem to think they need to bend over more than competitor’s products to keep the brush heads in the proper contact with the floor. However, those of us not more 6 feet tall, don’t seem to have any of those issues. So, to be fair to Samsung, it could just be a user issue.
While I have no issues using the vacuum, taller members of my family seem to feel the vacuum could be a little longer / taller. Family members over 6 feet seem to think they need to bend over more than competitor’s products to keep the brush heads in the proper contact with the floor. However, those of us not more 6 feet tall, don’t seem to have any of those issues. So, to be fair to Samsung, it could just be a user issue.
While I really like the soft, motorized brush head for my hardwoods and tile floors, I feel that it has some issues sucking up debris on the backward sweeping stroke. Using the soft brush head on the medium power setting, the motorized tool seems to do a better job at removing dirt and debris from the hardwoods on the forward cleaning stroke than when pulling it back toward me while sweeping. Again, to be fair, this could possibly be remedied by using the High-power setting. But that would prevent me from being able to clean an entire story on a single charge. I must point out, that this tool has ZERO issues getting that dirt and debris on the forward stroke. So, I believe it to be a function of rotation of the roller and the way it covers my hand scraped hardwoods.
CONCLUSIONS
I like this vacuum. It is considerably quieter than its competitor and delivers an impressive amount of runtime off a single charge. The vacuum does good job on hardwood, tile, and even carpet. The Motorized Turbo Brush will pick the carpet’s nap back up just a good as my full-size electric vacuum. Based on the included accessories, the multiple power levels that increase usable time, and good overall build quality, I have no issues recommending this over Samsung’s competitors.
I like this vacuum. It is considerably quieter than its competitor and delivers an impressive amount of runtime off a single charge. The vacuum does good job on hardwood, tile, and even carpet. The Motorized Turbo Brush will pick the carpet’s nap back up just a good as my full-size electric vacuum. Based on the included accessories, the multiple power levels that increase usable time, and good overall build quality, I have no issues recommending this over Samsung’s competitors.
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Pure One S11 is a high-performance cordless vacuum. It features iLoop™ Smart Sensor Technology which senses hidden dirt, dust, hair, pollen, and dander, and automatically adjusts suction power in real-time for an effortless cleaning experience. Pure One S11’s full-size multi-tasker power brush ensures you get a deep, thorough clean of carpets, bare floors, fabric, and more. Get up to 130W of suction power in Max mode.
Customer Rating
5
One of the Most Sophisticated Stick Vacuums
on October 28, 2020
Posted by: NAMO
HIGHLIGHTS
Auto Cleaning Mode
Wi-Fi Enabled
Tineco App Enabled
Support for Amazon Alexa
Constantly Monitored Cleaning Performance and Indicator
Auto Cleaning Mode
Wi-Fi Enabled
Tineco App Enabled
Support for Amazon Alexa
Constantly Monitored Cleaning Performance and Indicator
SETUP
Initial set-up was comparable to all other stick vacuums. Some minimal assembly is required. But, easy enough that instructions really aren’t required. Everything just clicks together easily and without fuss. The vacuum comes with a good assortment of tools and attachments. The only thing that makes this vacuum more difficult than all the other stick vacuums that I own (I own 3 stick vacuums from 3 different manufacturers) is that this Tineco is app enabled. To get the most out of the vacuum, you need to install the Tineco app on your tablet or smartphone. Luckily, Tineco has done an excellent job on the app and the installation on my Galaxy Note 20 went without issue. Setting up the vacuum to work with the app and your home wi-fi took quite a few steps, but the app walks you through the entire process and everything went smoothly and trouble-free. Something that isn’t often said, but Tineco should be given a shout out for doing their homework.
Initial set-up was comparable to all other stick vacuums. Some minimal assembly is required. But, easy enough that instructions really aren’t required. Everything just clicks together easily and without fuss. The vacuum comes with a good assortment of tools and attachments. The only thing that makes this vacuum more difficult than all the other stick vacuums that I own (I own 3 stick vacuums from 3 different manufacturers) is that this Tineco is app enabled. To get the most out of the vacuum, you need to install the Tineco app on your tablet or smartphone. Luckily, Tineco has done an excellent job on the app and the installation on my Galaxy Note 20 went without issue. Setting up the vacuum to work with the app and your home wi-fi took quite a few steps, but the app walks you through the entire process and everything went smoothly and trouble-free. Something that isn’t often said, but Tineco should be given a shout out for doing their homework.
USE
The vacuum is quite interesting to use. It has more features than many of its competitors’ products. The most appealing part of this vacuum, in my opinion, is the unique Auto mode. The vacuum starts each cleaning session in Auto mode. Using some sensors and techno wizardry, it auto adjusts its power settings based on cleaning needs. The vacuum analyzes the debris being taken in and displays the floors’ dirtiness on a ring at the top of the motorized head. It starts at blue, indicating a clean environment and will gradually change to red as it encounters dirtier floors and air. The dirtier the floor, the more power the vacuum will devote to cleaning and the redder the ring becomes. The auto setting can be manually overridden by a conveniently located MAX button on the top of the vacuum, if so desired.
The vacuum is quite interesting to use. It has more features than many of its competitors’ products. The most appealing part of this vacuum, in my opinion, is the unique Auto mode. The vacuum starts each cleaning session in Auto mode. Using some sensors and techno wizardry, it auto adjusts its power settings based on cleaning needs. The vacuum analyzes the debris being taken in and displays the floors’ dirtiness on a ring at the top of the motorized head. It starts at blue, indicating a clean environment and will gradually change to red as it encounters dirtier floors and air. The dirtier the floor, the more power the vacuum will devote to cleaning and the redder the ring becomes. The auto setting can be manually overridden by a conveniently located MAX button on the top of the vacuum, if so desired.
One item that I had already chalked up to being a useless gimmick was the brush roll mounted LED lights. Tineco states they are there to help see dirt, especially useful on hardwoods, tile, and laminate. I thought, yeah right. Just a battery drainer. While they must affect overall battery life some, they are in fact, quite useful. I was wrong. They do provide a well-lit path of where you sweep, and I was able to see spots I had missed while sweeping in environments that are less than ideally lit. Those lights turned out to be a nice touch after all.
The Tineco app is well designed and monitors nearly every aspect of the vacuum and its performance. The app reports battery level, cleaning time, dust min capacity, pre-filter dirtiness, and cleaning performance. Like I stated earlier, the app is very well designed and has worked flawlessly. One feature that I especially like was that once you have the vacuum fully configured and registered, the app even provides you links to the Tineco website for things like user manuals. It’s thoughtful items like these that go a long way in the user experience.
NEGATIVES
The wheels on the motorized floor tool squeak during use. It doesn’t impact performance in any way, but it is annoying.
The wheels on the motorized floor tool squeak during use. It doesn’t impact performance in any way, but it is annoying.
Tineco’s competitors all have filters that are cleanable and reusable with no recommended replacement time or schedule. While Tineco’s pre-filter is washable, Tineco recommends replacement approximately every 6 months. This will increase the overall cost of ownership.
I’m on the taller side, approximately 6’ 1” if I actually take the time to stand up straight. I feel like I need to bend over more to the get the motorized floor brush at just the correct angle to work properly than I do with competitors’ products. To be fair, I’m not sure if the Tineco is better designed and provides a better seal to the floors’ surface this way or if Tineco’s competitors products are just more forgiving.
The battery life is very short on the MAX setting. After about 10 minutes of use, the battery reports back it is down to approximately 33% remaining. I state this, because I prefer to use the vacuum on MAX when vacuuming carpets with the motorized head. The vacuum seems easier to push and use on the MAX setting than it does on the lower powered AUTO setting. If you feel as though I do, purchasing a second battery may be worth it. Luckily, the Tineco wall mount provides for a spot to charge a second battery simultaneously while charging the main unit. Kudos for that feature.
CONCLUSIONS
There is a lot to like about this vacuum. It does an excellent job at its intended purpose. My floors look great after use. The brush head does a very good job at picking up the carpet’s nap. This is something my other stick vacuums often struggle with. The motorized brush head seems to do equally as good on my hardwoods as it does on carpets. It was sucking up light debris well ahead of the rollers on my hardwood floors. Something I have NEVER seen with its competitors.
There is a lot to like about this vacuum. It does an excellent job at its intended purpose. My floors look great after use. The brush head does a very good job at picking up the carpet’s nap. This is something my other stick vacuums often struggle with. The motorized brush head seems to do equally as good on my hardwoods as it does on carpets. It was sucking up light debris well ahead of the rollers on my hardwood floors. Something I have NEVER seen with its competitors.
The AUTO mode is one of its best features. Like I stated earlier, I own sticks from 3 different manufacturers. While my others have at a minimum of 2 different power modes, this is the only one I’ve seen that constantly monitors cleaning requirements for you and dynamically adjusts itself. Auto mode helps preserve battery life, ensuring the longest run times as possible. Very cool.
Do you really need all this tech on a vacuum? While unique, all these features are active the entire time while in use and will for sure be using precious battery life. Is the trade off for all the bells and whistles worth it at the cost of decreased battery life? After all, do you really need to look at your phone to see that the dust bin is 60% full or the pre-filter needs cleaned? These parts of the vacuum are transparent, I can see their status just by looking at them as I snap it in to charge. Do I really need Alexa to tell me if the battery is charged or if the dust bin needs emptied?
In the end, I have been impressed with its performance on all my floors (hardwoods, carpet, and tile). It has a lot of unique and interesting features that set it apart from Tineco’s competition. I happen to like all the tech. I fully admit that I’m a sucker for all the buttons and fancy lights, but all of it really is just fluff and unnecessary for a vacuum.
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Bring your television audio to life without compromising the beauty of the room. As an alternative to traditional sound bars or bookshelf speakers, this system allows you to enjoy premium television audio while hiding the electronics and wiring in the wall and behind the TV. This package includes two in-wall speakers with paintable grilles; when painted, the speakers almost disappear into the surrounding space. The included Sonos amp provides 125 watts of power per channel, which lets you enjoy high-resolution sound from the Sonance speakers. Also included is an in-wall power kit that brings power to the entire system without calling an electrician. A metal back box is provided to hold the in-wall power kit, Sonos AMP®, and system electronics with extra room for streaming video devices like Apple TV® or Roku®.
Customer Rating
4
Excellent Audio Performance / Disappointing Mount
on October 17, 2020
Posted by: NAMO
INSTALLATION
Let me start off by admitting that I am in no way a professional installer. Not even close. I do consider myself an avid DIY’er and not afraid to tackle most home theater installations, wiring changes, light remodel items, etc. That being said, if you don’t consider yourself a moderate to advanced DIY’er or are not comfortable with basic electrical or wiring, this kit is best off left installed by a professional.
Let me start off by admitting that I am in no way a professional installer. Not even close. I do consider myself an avid DIY’er and not afraid to tackle most home theater installations, wiring changes, light remodel items, etc. That being said, if you don’t consider yourself a moderate to advanced DIY’er or are not comfortable with basic electrical or wiring, this kit is best off left installed by a professional.
When presented with this kit, I found the concept to be very appealing. One complete kit that organized your stuff behind your wall mounted flat panel TV. It includes an awesome Sonos amp, 2 very nice Sonance Mag 6 LCR speakers, and everything you need to get power into the box. Unfortunately, this kit is no exception.
Sonance did their homework when designing the dimensions of the metal box. The box is approximately 13 inches wide, by 14 inches tall and about 3 inches deep. It is designed to fit in an ordinary 2 x 4 studded wall cavity where the studs are 16 inches on center. A wall utilizing 2 x 4 studs, 16 inches on center is pretty much the standard for building codes across the U.S. Understand, that if you choose to mount this box on an exterior wall, you will need to remove most all insulation from behind the metal box and from behind the speakers to get them to fit. Choose your mounting location wisely.
Sonance did their homework when designing the dimensions of the metal box. The box is approximately 13 inches wide, by 14 inches tall and about 3 inches deep. It is designed to fit in an ordinary 2 x 4 studded wall cavity where the studs are 16 inches on center. A wall utilizing 2 x 4 studs, 16 inches on center is pretty much the standard for building codes across the U.S. Understand, that if you choose to mount this box on an exterior wall, you will need to remove most all insulation from behind the metal box and from behind the speakers to get them to fit. Choose your mounting location wisely.
MOUNTING SYSTEM
Like I stated earlier, the metal in-wall mounting system was of great interest to me. I have always wanted a tidier way to mount items behind my flat panel TV’s. I’ve always prided myself in my abilities to mount my TV’s and hide any and all wiring, making for a complete and custom looking installation. But, in the end, there is only just so much room behind a wall mounted TV and while I am always able to get power, cable, and ethernet to my TV’s without running any unsightly cabling up the walls, there are always compromises behind the TV for mounting things like cable boxes, etc. I couldn’t wait to try this out. Cutting open the shipping box honestly left me quite disappointed. My hopes of a fancy mounting solution with custom brackets, modular components, and specifically engineered accessories were immediately shattered. Quite honestly, the only unique product to this system is the single, flat bracket that mounts to the back of the Sonos amp to mount it in the box. Everything else seems like an afterthought. Reinforcing that opinion was the fact that everything besides the speakers, mounting box, and amp were just thrown in bottom of the product’s box. I had to dig through the box to get all the loose screws, grommets, spacers, etc. They didn’t fall out of a plastic bag or anything, they were literally just loose items, thrown in the bottom of the kit. Not a good start.
Like I stated earlier, the metal in-wall mounting system was of great interest to me. I have always wanted a tidier way to mount items behind my flat panel TV’s. I’ve always prided myself in my abilities to mount my TV’s and hide any and all wiring, making for a complete and custom looking installation. But, in the end, there is only just so much room behind a wall mounted TV and while I am always able to get power, cable, and ethernet to my TV’s without running any unsightly cabling up the walls, there are always compromises behind the TV for mounting things like cable boxes, etc. I couldn’t wait to try this out. Cutting open the shipping box honestly left me quite disappointed. My hopes of a fancy mounting solution with custom brackets, modular components, and specifically engineered accessories were immediately shattered. Quite honestly, the only unique product to this system is the single, flat bracket that mounts to the back of the Sonos amp to mount it in the box. Everything else seems like an afterthought. Reinforcing that opinion was the fact that everything besides the speakers, mounting box, and amp were just thrown in bottom of the product’s box. I had to dig through the box to get all the loose screws, grommets, spacers, etc. They didn’t fall out of a plastic bag or anything, they were literally just loose items, thrown in the bottom of the kit. Not a good start.
Like I stated, everything else aside from the mounting box and back plate of the amp are just plain off the shelf parts. Not that it is necessarily a negative. Quite honestly, maybe I had my expectations set too high. I had assumed at the price point, this was some fancy well engineered kit, but again, fully admit that was just my expectations, so that is on me. For example, while the small power strip fit perfectly in the bottom of the box, the solution sent to get power into the concealment from your existing power in your house is unnecessarily complicated and quiet honestly a waste of time. I didn’t use any of it. I found it difficult and cumbersome trying to get all those pieces routed and connected, so much so, that I went to “Big Orange” and bought a 15amp outlet, cover plate, and old work box (you know the ones that have the little ears that swing out when you tighten them in a whole in your drywall). Simpler, easier, more professional looking. Done.
AUDIO PERFORMANCE
Luckily the audio performance saved this system from a 2-star rating. This is not only my first Sonos product, it is my first set of Sonance speakers. I’ve seen Sonance around for years, but have never given them much of a shot. I nearly always choose a Sonance competitor when I set up a new theater for myself or friends. My go-to speakers used to be a boutique brand, sold only at custom A/V installers, before they branched out to Magnolias and other authorized retailers. While I wouldn’t say I’m an audiophile, per se, I definitely consider myself an audio snob. I would rather not listen to any music than to listen to music through a cheap set of speakers with metallic tweeters so harsh, they make your head hurt. No thanks!
Luckily the audio performance saved this system from a 2-star rating. This is not only my first Sonos product, it is my first set of Sonance speakers. I’ve seen Sonance around for years, but have never given them much of a shot. I nearly always choose a Sonance competitor when I set up a new theater for myself or friends. My go-to speakers used to be a boutique brand, sold only at custom A/V installers, before they branched out to Magnolias and other authorized retailers. While I wouldn’t say I’m an audiophile, per se, I definitely consider myself an audio snob. I would rather not listen to any music than to listen to music through a cheap set of speakers with metallic tweeters so harsh, they make your head hurt. No thanks!
The Sonance speakers sound quite good. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised! Are they perfect? No. But they do sound very good. Each Sonance speaker houses two 6.5-inch glass fiber cones and a 1-inch silk dome tweeter. Sonance claims frequency response is 45Hz to 20kHz with a 90dB sensitivity. That is pretty much par for the course for this type of speaker and similar to Sonance’s competitors. Reviewing speakers is difficult. Everyone’s opinions are subjective and what I like, isn’t necessarily what the next person will like. To me, I like the performance a well-designed electrostatic tweeter, followed by an aluminum (or better yet, titanium) dome tweeter. Again, it has to be well designed. If not, those hard-domed tweeters suck and ruin your music. Done correctly, a hard-domed tweeter has a much brighter, more detailed, and clearer top end than any soft dome (again, this is my opinion). The Sonance is no exception. However, for a soft domed tweeter, these speakers sound great up top. They are more laid back and subtle than what I own from their competitor, but what they give up in brightness, they make up for in clarity. The only real flaw I could find in the Sonance speaker is an odd shallowness I hear right around the crossover frequency of the tweeter and woofers. Vocals get shallower in that part of the frequency spectrum. However, once the frequency rises above or below that odd crossover-ish area, things get back to normal. This is one of the few in-walls I have had (I’ve had a lot from many different manufacturers) that have decent extension in the lower octaves. I’ve seen a lot of speakers fall off sharply below around 200Hz and their bass just seams to fizzle before a sub jumps in and saves the day, but these Sonance speakers do a great job of maintaining the full-bodied sound down in the lower octaves, making for a very natural and smooth transition to the sub (not included). Job well done!
FINAL THOUGHTS
If I were judging the product simply on the mounting box and accessories, I’d probably give this product a 2. The only really custom piece in the whole kit is the one lone bracket that holds the amp to the mounting box. Everything else seems like an afterthought. Additionally, once the Sonos amp is mounted in the box, there isn’t room for much of anything else. Not a DirectTV receiver, nothing. I was able to squeeze in a 5-port gigabit switch, but that was about it.
FINAL THOUGHTS
If I were judging the product simply on the mounting box and accessories, I’d probably give this product a 2. The only really custom piece in the whole kit is the one lone bracket that holds the amp to the mounting box. Everything else seems like an afterthought. Additionally, once the Sonos amp is mounted in the box, there isn’t room for much of anything else. Not a DirectTV receiver, nothing. I was able to squeeze in a 5-port gigabit switch, but that was about it.
Thankfully, the amp and Sonance speakers steal the show, and so they should. The Sonos amp works great and provides plenty of power for the Sonance speakers. You can push these speakers to fairly loud volumes without the amp sounding thin and strained. The speakers’ sensitivity and power rating pair nicely to the specs of the amp. Like I stated earlier, these speakers aren’t perfect, none are. Speaker opinions are like belly buttons, everybody has one and some have more than one opinion. At the end of the day, I think any one who buys the system will enjoy the flexibility it offers. The Sonos infrastructure is excellent and works flawlessly. Music, even lossy music, sounds great on the Sonance / Sonos system. Add to that, the Amp has an HDMI input for hooking up to your ARC port on your TV, just makes the system that much better. If that wasn’t enough, the Sonos infrastructure allows you to add a full surround sound set up using this configuration as a starting point, is just icing on the cake. If all you have used is your TV’s speakers for audio, you will never go back after getting this system. It will spoil you instantly.
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eufy Security Wired 2K Video Doorbell. 2K Resolution, 5-Day Continuous Video Recording (CVR) on Secure Local Storage, No Monthly Fees, Human Detection, 2-way Audio, and Free Wireless Chime included.
Customer Rating
5
Modest Improvements Make This a Winner
on October 15, 2020
Posted by: NAMO
INSTALLATION
This doorbell requires AC voltage to operate properly. It does not have a battery backup like other Eufy products. Fortunately, if you already have an existing doorbell, it will most likely operate at the required 24V AC that this unit requires. However, you should check voltage with an appropriate meter prior to installation to verify.
This doorbell requires AC voltage to operate properly. It does not have a battery backup like other Eufy products. Fortunately, if you already have an existing doorbell, it will most likely operate at the required 24V AC that this unit requires. However, you should check voltage with an appropriate meter prior to installation to verify.
Once, I removed my old doorbell, installation took just a matter of minutes. Eufy includes several pigtails to make installation into your existing system frustration free. Anker’s instructions are easy to follow and they cover everything from how to install the doorbell, to how to modify and/or test your existing chime (a wireless chime is also included in the kit and works flawlessly), if you have any issues. All said and done, this hassle-free installation took about 10 minutes total.
EUFY APP
This is where Anker has spent a great deal of time making this an outstanding product. The installation and configuration of the doorbell couldn’t get much easier. Was it 100% issue free? No. But it was 99.9% issue free and a very well thought out and pleasant experience. Other manufacturers should do themselves a favor and sample the well-designed Eufy app. The one and only issue I encountered was a firmware update that wouldn’t install. For some reason, the app notified me that the doorbell needed an update, but wouldn’t push it to the device. The doorbell checks for updates every single night and updates itself automatically. The first night after installation, the doorbell downloaded its update installed it without issue. Weird.
This is where Anker has spent a great deal of time making this an outstanding product. The installation and configuration of the doorbell couldn’t get much easier. Was it 100% issue free? No. But it was 99.9% issue free and a very well thought out and pleasant experience. Other manufacturers should do themselves a favor and sample the well-designed Eufy app. The one and only issue I encountered was a firmware update that wouldn’t install. For some reason, the app notified me that the doorbell needed an update, but wouldn’t push it to the device. The doorbell checks for updates every single night and updates itself automatically. The first night after installation, the doorbell downloaded its update installed it without issue. Weird.
The app seamlessly walks you through the entire installation and configuration process. The app seems to touch on everything. I can’t really think of any issues left uncovered during installation. Anker did an outstanding job. The app covers everything from checking for the proper voltages, to setting activity zones, to programming what the doorbell looks at every day, etc. A user doesn’t need to read and interpret technical jargon. The app goes through step by step on how to properly configure your doorbell to get the most accurate notifications with minimal false alarms. Everything is represented by a series of pictures and examples. I hate to use this term, but it is literally fool-proof.
PERFORMANCE
This is my second Eufy doorbell. My previous Eufy doorbell has worked flawlessly since installation. This is now my second Eufy doorbell and I now have one on each of my entrances. I had owned Eufy’s competitor’s product for quiet some time before switching. I was hesitant at first, but am glad I did. I really do prefer Anker’s product over their main competitor. The images are clearer and have a higher resolution (2560 x 1920) vs (1920 x 1080). It is not just a higher resolution picture or image that makes the difference. The images are more detailed and less washed out in bright light or the dark of night. The Eufy uses WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) video processing and captures far more details in bright and dark scenes than my previous Pro model from their competitor.
This is my second Eufy doorbell. My previous Eufy doorbell has worked flawlessly since installation. This is now my second Eufy doorbell and I now have one on each of my entrances. I had owned Eufy’s competitor’s product for quiet some time before switching. I was hesitant at first, but am glad I did. I really do prefer Anker’s product over their main competitor. The images are clearer and have a higher resolution (2560 x 1920) vs (1920 x 1080). It is not just a higher resolution picture or image that makes the difference. The images are more detailed and less washed out in bright light or the dark of night. The Eufy uses WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) video processing and captures far more details in bright and dark scenes than my previous Pro model from their competitor.
The notifications are slick too. Anker uses an AI chip in the doorbell that can distinguish what kind of activity the doorbell is capturing. When it sends you a text, it will tell you if it is an automobile or a human. If it is a human, the doorbell will analyze the image and give you an up close image of the person’s face, or if it can’t get it, will give you an image of the person in the text. It works nearly perfectly. One thing I do appreciate is the lack of redundant notifications. The competitor’s product would send me tons of notifications repeatedly. For example, if I was playing catch with my son, Eufy’s competitor would send me an alert every single time we would pass within viewing distance of the door. Same thing when I would mow. Every strip I cut, generated notification after notification. I don’t get that with the Eufy. I get one notification when it first senses an event and then similar events get ignored without my intervention. Not sure how Anker does it, but it works, and works great!
ISSUES
There are only 2 issues with this doorbell that I can think of:
There are only 2 issues with this doorbell that I can think of:
The first, and most significant issue is the lack of compatibility with the Eufy Homebase 2. Anker has promised compatibility is coming, but so far has not delivered. Why is this important? The Homebase 2 is a storage device that resides inside your house. It has 32GB of memory and records events from Eufy products. My older, battery powered doorbell uses this for its storage. This doorbell has 32GB of memory too, but it is built into the doorbell. So, if someone were slick enough, they could run up to your doorbell and snap it off with a large screwdriver. There goes your evidence.
The second complaint is that the doorbell seems a tad slow to respond at times. If someone runs quick enough to your door, the doorbell will occasionally miss an image or fail to record the event. I may be able to solve this with a tweak to the doorbell’s sensitivity, but aside from this issue, the doorbell works just the way I want it with minimal false alarms, so I hate to tweak the settings too much.
CONCLUSIONS
This is an excellent product. In my opinion, Anker has a real winner on their hands. They have designed a product that performs nearly flawlessly with an app and user experience that is second to none. The Eufy app is one of the few apps that work as well on Android as it does on iOS. Great job Anker!! Even better, is that Anker doesn’t require you to pay a monthly fee for video storage. With an excellent, well detailed image, great 2 way communications, and an outstanding installation experience, Anker’s Eufy doorbell is an excellent product!!! I won’t be going back to their competitor. Well done Anker!
This is an excellent product. In my opinion, Anker has a real winner on their hands. They have designed a product that performs nearly flawlessly with an app and user experience that is second to none. The Eufy app is one of the few apps that work as well on Android as it does on iOS. Great job Anker!! Even better, is that Anker doesn’t require you to pay a monthly fee for video storage. With an excellent, well detailed image, great 2 way communications, and an outstanding installation experience, Anker’s Eufy doorbell is an excellent product!!! I won’t be going back to their competitor. Well done Anker!
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HP OMEN Obelisk by HP Desktop: Play graphically intense games with this HP OMEN Obelisk desktop computer. You can easily store large amounts of media and other data on the 1TB hard drive and install games and programs on the 256GB SSD for fast access. This HP OMEN Obelisk desktop computer has 16GB of memory for multitasking effectively, and the Intel Core i7-9700 processor handles resource-intense programs efficiently.
How many cores are there in this pc
8 Cores / 8 Threads. Intel has disabled hyper-threading on its i7 processors.
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The advertisement and stated processor says its a 9th gen i7-9700 however if you click on the pdf information for this computer it states that it is an 8th Gen i7-8700? Also indicates that graphics are onboard and not the GPU?
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can a windows 7 computer boot from this drive ?
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Is this compatible with a Surface Book?
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Difference between the 2016 vs 2017 models? Any one what the pros/cons?
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When is bestbuy going to sell the LG B7 65 inch model?
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