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I check the return page before I even look at the product specs. Sounds backwards but it saved me once, the window was only a week so I just moved on. If a company won’t give you a reasonable trial, that tells you something.
I keep mine on a cheap plastic boot tray from the dollar store. Not for leaks really, more because refilling it over carpet is just asking for a spill. It was like two bucks so I don’t think about it.
Placement barely mattered for mine. He barks from all over and it still caught him fine, so I never bothered moving it around.
I just wouldn’t run the trimmer while the grass is that wet. GFCI or not, it’s one of those things that isn’t worth finding out about the hard way.
I don’t own a Matsato, but I’ve borrowed a knife with a hole like that. The hole didn’t really get in the way of chopping, but it did change how I naturally held the blade. With a normal santoku my hand just falls into place. With the hole version I kept wanting to line my finger up with it, which felt a bit fussy for quick prep work. Not bad, just different. If you’re the kind of cook who likes a specific grip, you’ll probably either love it or find it mildly distracting. Since it’s your first santoku I’d say the hole is more of a preference thing than a make or break feature. The blade itself matters way more than that little gap.
I picked these up mostly for podcasts, but I did try them with a couple of games on my laptop just to see. There is a slight delay if you’re looking for it, but for the stuff I play it wasn’t a problem. I didn’t find any gaming toggle in the touch controls though, so if that’s a dealbreaker for you it might be worth checking before buying. The sound itself is decent for the price, bass is a bit heavy for my taste but fine.
