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Appreciate the replies. Sounds like the battery hit is minor enough that it’s not worth overthinking. Probably just gonna turn it on and see how it goes.
I think the thickness thing gets exaggerated a bit. It’s not a power tool, but it’s not useless on tougher nails either. The main thing is patience it grinds slow so you just have to let it do its thing instead of forcing it.
I think unplugging it kills the point of having a backup battery for when you’re actually gone and the power goes out. Mine just sits in the wall and I forget about it, does its thing. Not really something I think about saving electricity on.
Had mine for a bit longer and the battery claim is definitely optimistic, but it still lasts long enough for a full day so I don’t really care. The feedback thing stopped for me after I tried a different ear tip size, so maybe that’s worth a shot. Works fine for what it is.
Battery anxiety is overblown. I used them on a couple 6 hour flights and never ran out, the case tops them up quick between uses. Offline mode is fine for simple stuff but don’t expect it to handle a loud bar or anything. They were comfortable enough for a whole flight, not like they dig into your ears.
I think the geofence alerts work okay if your phone is near the tag, but honestly mine was pretty hit or miss when I tested it on a bag. Not totally sure it’s worth relying on for anything serious.
I disagree, roaming wasn’t slower for me, the Ryoko Pro matched local SIMs where coverage was decent. Battery life is the real gripe, I never hit the advertised eight hours.
Battery life seems to be the only thing that checks out. The non-invasive glucose claim is still sketchy. Haven’t seen any solid side-by-side comparisons with a legit meter. Anyway, curious if someone posts a proper comparison.
People act like clearcoats are immortal, not totally true I think. Swirls show up in weeks and dents usually take months or years depending on parking luck.
