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I think it depends on what you mean by deep massage. The vibration mode felt more like lying on one of those big massage mats that just shake the whole area, not a targeted massage gun type feel. Definitely not the sharp tingly stuff from a TENS, more like a dull thump that you feel through the whole lower back. Hard to relax into it at first honestly.
I think people get too hung up on the exact number. Even if it’s 500 games and the rest are duplicates, that’s still way more than anyone will actually finish. I’d say just look at it as a sampler pack and you won’t be disappointed.
I just put mine in whatever outlet was easiest to reach and didn’t overthink the distance. I figure the wiring in the walls connects everything anyway, so the exact room probably doesn’t change much. If it actually works, it works from anywhere you plug it in.
The remote is definitely the main reason I went with this over other options. I just set the timer from the hallway and close the door behind me, no big deal. It’s basically like running a dishwasher or something, you just leave it alone until it finishes.
I pretty much just run one cycle and stop. Didn’t really overthink the timing, the preset seems fine for what it is. I figure as long as I’m consistent with it, the exact minutes probably don’t matter that much.
Three or four days sounds pretty normal to me. I use mine with heat maybe four times a week and it’s about the same. I wouldn’t stress over it.
Honestly, I think people overthink these things. I just use mine for quick calls on the bus and they do the job fine, battery lasts my day without any drama.
I’ve noticed it too, but honestly I just assumed it was normal for these kinds of cameras. WiFi streaming is always gonna drain things faster.
I noticed the same thing when I first got mine. It did soften up a little after a few nights but never got super plush or anything. Still feels fine for support though, just not what I’d call soft.
I usually just toss whatever RFID stuff I have in my wallet without thinking too hard about it. If you already have both, no point in taking one out unless it’s annoying you.
Honestly, I didn’t really think about the battery until I saw this thread. I’ve had mine for like three months and it’s still going strong on the original cell. Works fine for me.
I think the contrast boost is more of a plus than anything. I’ve had mine for a while and they just make everything look sharper to me, even in direct sun. Not really seeing the weird tint thing, but maybe my eyes just don’t notice it.
I think it depends how often you actually use it. If you’re just doing a quick touch up every few days, the battery probably lasts longer than you’d expect. I wouldn’t worry about charging it every single trip.
I’ve had mine for about a year on my keychain and it’s still working fine. I don’t really test it often, but I figure if it dies, I’ll just toss a new battery in. For something I barely think about, it’s good enough.
Parking mode usually sips power more than you’d think, it’s not like leaving your headlights on. As long as you drive it regularly during the week you’ll be fine.
From what I’ve seen dark colors tend to hide stuff better anyway, so it probably works fine. I’d just give it a shot and see if it takes the edge off those scuffs.
I wouldn’t worry about it too much. The learning is probably stored somewhere even when the car is off, not like it resets every time you park it. Might take a few miles to get back in the groove after a long break, but I doubt you lose all that data.
It’s probably fine for what you’re describing. I use mine in a slightly bigger space and it definitely takes the chill out of the air, just don’t expect it to blast heat across the whole room like a furnace. It’s more of a comfort thing than a full heating solution. I wouldn’t overthink it if you just want to take the edge off.
Honestly I didn’t really test the tilt much, just set it and forgot about it. Seems fine for my desk but I’m not moving it around a lot.
I think people make too big a deal out of the offline difference. For quick stuff like ordering food or asking where the bathroom is, the Enence does the job fine without needing to scroll through a bunch of screens.
I guess it depends how strong the breeze actually is near you. I’ve seen clips where it handles a light gust fine, but anything more and you’re probably editing out wobbles.
I think people overestimate how much difference the yellow tint alone is doing. The PolorVision lenses are supposed to filter specific light wavelengths, not just throw a color on everything. I could see that actually helping with wet roads more than the cheap ones.
