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Honestly, it’s probably fine for travel snaps. If your old one is that blurry, even mediocre 4K will look way better to you. I wouldn’t overthink it.
Mine’s been okay so far, nothing crazy. I just glance at it in the morning to see if I slept enough and move on. Not losing sleep over it.
I mean, that’s kind of the deal with any spot heater, not just this one. If the room is drafty, it’s gonna fight a losing battle trying to warm the whole space. I’d just aim it right at you and call it a day.
Plastic trim just seems to hold onto whatever you put on it, even if it wipes off paint fine. I wouldn’t overthink it unless it really bugs you.
Never really thought about it that much. I usually just leave my phone in my pocket or toss it on the passenger seat and it works fine for me. Might just be the cable acting up like others said.
I think people overthink the casual games thing. It’s a streaming stick first, so if the games work at all that’s just a bonus. I’ve played a few rounds of solitaire on mine and it was totally fine. Not a big deal either way.
I’ve noticed mine gets warm too but it’s never seemed like a big deal. I figure it’s just the battery and the signal working at the same time in a small device.
I’d be curious to try the PolorVision just to see if the contrast thing makes wet roads look any different. The cheap yellow ones don’t really do much for me in rain.
I’ve had these for a few weeks now and the LCD on the case just shows the overall battery for the case itself, not separate readings for each earbud. It’s not a big deal for me since I just pop them back in when they’re low and the case keeps them charged.
I’ve been running mine with left-behind alerts on for a couple months now and it’s still going fine. I don’t think it makes that much difference honestly. The 5 months might be a bit optimistic but not by much.
I think I get around 3 to 4 hours on medium, maybe a bit less if it’s warm in the room. Not totally sure since I don’t time it, but it’s been fine for a few hours of work without plugging in.
From what I’ve seen, without an exhaust hose it’s basically just moving air around, not really cooling it down. Might be okay for a tiny room if you’re sitting right next to it, but don’t expect it to feel like an AC.
It smoothed things out for me but I wouldn’t expect huge MPG jumps. Reset your trip/average MPG after the 150 miles so you can actually tell if it changed.
Maybe try using short, gentle bursts in the soft mode instead of holding it on one spot; that might be less irritating for sensitive gums.
Short take: yes, mesh actually helped in my apartment and cleared up a couple dead spots. Setup barely bothered me and video calls got a lot less jittery.
Not wanting to do more fiddling makes sense, and a mesh is usually pretty plug-and-play so it shouldn’t turn into a project. I’m a bit skeptical of the hype, but in my case dropping an extra unit near the weak spot fixed call stutter with almost zero effort.
Bluetooth seems hit or miss for me too, not sure if it’s the mouse or my laptops. Small gripe: the matte finish shows fingerprints and gets grubby fast.
