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I mean, it’s a heater with a fan, so it’s not gonna be totally silent. I wouldn’t worry about it for an office though, I barely notice mine.
Mine doesn’t seem to get all that warm honestly. I’ve touched it a few times and it felt basically room temperature to me.
I never really expected it to lower the temperature of the room. I just keep it on my desk pointed at me and that’s enough for a hot afternoon.
I wouldn’t risk it on matte paint myself. That cloth is designed to polish, which is basically the opposite of what you want on a flat finish.
I mean, darker paint does hide minor stuff better in general, so even if the cloth doesn’t totally erase a scuff, it’s probably less visible after.
I’d probably not bother moving it honestly. Once you get used to having it in the bedroom it’s fine where it is, and the bathroom already gets warm enough from the shower anyway.
I used to wake up a lot too, and for me it turned out the room was too dry. Added a small humidifier and it helped enough that I don’t really think about it anymore. Could be worth a shot if you haven’t tried it.
I think as long as the HDMI port is actually working it should be fine. The only thing I’d wonder about is maybe not getting the full picture quality if it’s an older standard, but for regular streaming it would probably do the job.
I’ve got a pair of PolorVision and honestly they’re fine but not life changing. The contrast thing is subtle enough that I wouldn’t notice if I hadn’t been told about it. Works the same as any other pair of glasses to me.
Appreciate the replies. I ended up just leaving mine on stands at ear level for now and it sounds fine to me. Might tweak the angle a bit but honestly not stressing over it. Thanks for the input.
I run mine on medium during the workday and it usually lasts around 4 or 5 hours before I need to plug it in. That’s been enough to get me through the morning without worrying about it. For just a few hours at a desk, I think you’d be fine.
I think it really depends on how many bulbs you end up with. For just one lamp, Bluetooth is fine, but once you get a few more it gets annoying switching between them individually. I’m not totally sure a hub is worth it for just a couple rooms though.
It’s probably fine. I get a handful of alerts most days and mine have been going for over a year without changing them. I wouldn’t overthink it.
Honestly, I wouldn’t say it loosens up much. It stays pretty snug, which is kind of the point so it doesn’t fall out. A little tightness the first few nights is normal, but it should feel secure not painful. If it’s really digging in, you might need to remold it.
I don’t have one, but I saw a neighbor using a cordless washer on his driveway and it looked okay for light dirt. I think if you’ve got really caked-on grime, you’d still want something plugged in. For a quick car wash or patio spritz, it’s probably fine.
think it depends on what kind of ads you’re talking about. I’ve noticed it does a decent job blocking the big annoying banner stuff, but it seems to let through a lot of the embedded video ads.