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I think the tilt on mine is fine for a low desk, but I’m not totally sure if it would stay put if you nudge it. The angle adjustment feels a bit stiff to me, so it doesn’t slip on its own, but I usually just set it and leave it alone. Works well enough for what I need though.
Mine gets warm too, usually after a few hours of streaming. I just set it on a hard surface instead of the couch and it seems fine.
I just charge mine every couple weeks and it’s never actually died on me mid-week or anything. Seems to hold up fine for normal use.
Thanks for the replies, that pretty much answers what I was wondering about. Sounds like it’s mostly automatic, but not perfect for really short naps. I’ll just keep wearing it and see how it goes for me.
I noticed the same thing at first, but the higher levels definitely have more kick to them. Might just be how they designed it so the lower settings are gentler for sensitive dogs.
I think it’s mainly for hanging honestly, but I tried using it once to hook my finger and it just felt unnatural. It’s not something I’d rely on for control, but the knife itself works fine for me.
Funny how the title says “placement question” but the actual post is about the light instead. I was curious about where to put mine too but the light thing is a bit distracting.
Yeah, the butterfly shape threw me off at first too. I think mine felt normal after about a week and a half, so you’re probably almost there.
Yeah I get what you mean about the battery, feels like it drains quicker than I expected but I haven’t really timed it or anything. The whistling hasn’t been a huge problem for me, maybe I just got lucky with the fit.
I think it’s probably more annoying than immediately dangerous, maybe fine for short drives but I’d have them checked when you get the chance.
I’m skeptical it’s always fine; when my old router had a camera uploading constantly things did feel laggy around the house. Could be nothing for some setups, but I wouldn’t assume zero impact.
