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I’d probably just stick with the windshield if it were me. The dash texture might hold at first, but summer heat does weird things to suction cups. I’ve had other mounts give up randomly on smoother surfaces than that, so the texture just adds another variable. Not worth the risk of it dropping mid-drive.
I keep seeing people say the light is enough for a tent, but I’m not totally sold on that. I feel like its more about the bug zapper doing the work than the brightness actually luring them in. If bugs are already in the tent with you, sure, it’ll get some, but I wouldnt expect it to pull them in from outside. Maybe just keep your expectations realistic about what it can do in the dark.
I think it does more than just paint transfer, but it depends what you mean by scratch. I had a few faint marks on my door from a shopping cart and they basically disappeared after a couple of passes. Anything that actually catches your fingernail is a different story, but for light surface stuff it seems to handle it fine.
It might depend on your water too. Mine is pretty heavily chlorinated and I honestly noticed the difference mostly when I traveled and used a regular showerhead again. That’s when it hit me, the water at home did feel less harsh. But day to day, yeah, I can’t really tell anymore.
I keep going back and forth too honestly. For weekend trips it probably works fine, but I feel like there’s always a cheaper option that does the same thing for casual use. I’d probably just grab it and not overthink it.
I think it probably depends more on your own tolerance for the pop than anything else. I always figured the rabbit-style ones are pretty quiet if you just let the cork come out naturally. The motor hum on an electric one might be less noticeable to other people but could be annoying in its own way if it’s a cheap model. Not totally sure if it’s worth switching just for noise.
I’m still kind of on the fence about getting one, so it’s interesting to see so many people saying it’s normal. The ozone-like thing is what I was wondering about too, since I’ve read mixed stuff online. Does it ever get stronger the more you use it, or does it stay pretty consistent?
I haven’t tried it in a bedroom, but I’ve been looking at these for my home office that faces west. Curious how loud the fan is on the higher settings since I’d be trying to work or sleep with it running.
I haven’t had any issues with my mouth falling open while using it, so the vents feel like a non-issue to me. Maybe they’re just there for peace of mind.
I’ve looked into this before buying and it’s definitely just Bluetooth. No WiFi setup at all, so spotty internet won’t affect how it works with your phone.
I’d probably just give it a shot honestly. I picked some up for a closet and it seemed to keep things quiet in there, at least no signs of anything coming back since I put them in. Not totally sure if it’s the smell or just coincidence but it’s been fine for me so far.
I think some warmth is probably normal with magnetic chargers in general, not just this one. I wouldn’t worry unless it starts feeling actually hot to the touch.
I think people worry too much about the insulation thing. Mine runs a bit more than it might otherwise but it still cools the room down just fine.
I’ve had mine for a few months and honestly the cooling works fine for my room. I think people just notice heat more because it hits you right away, but the cold air does its job if you give it a bit of time.
I keep going back and forth on these. The clear lens thing is kind of a bummer for sunny days, but I guess you can just wear them under normal sunglasses or swap them out. Curious if the audio is clear enough for walking through a busy market or if you end up missing half of what’s being said.
I’ve been curious about this too since I’m still thinking about picking one up. Does it seem like the battery drain is noticeable when you’re actually using it, or more just when it’s sitting around?
I’ve been curious about the SawShark too. I mostly just wonder if it’s any faster than fumbling around with a file when the chain is already on the saw.
I figure if they specifically say it’s suitable for bathrooms, they probably tested it with some moisture around. I wouldn’t worry too much about it unless you’re planning to put it right next to the shower head.
I kind of see it the other way. If the room is that cluttered, I feel like you’re just paying extra to zap a few inches of floor. Not convinced that’s worth it.
I just kind of glance at the sleep data in the morning and don’t overthink it. For the price, it tracks enough for me to get a general idea of how I slept.
Honestly, plastic trim is just weird like that, some stuff sticks and some doesn’t. I’d probably just hit it with a quick wipe and see if it evens out after a wash or two.
I think walls can mess with it too, not just distance. Hotels always seem to have weird layouts that mess with signal. Maybe that’s all it is.
I’ve been looking at the Black Falcon too mainly because I hate carrying a big case around. The camera is probably fine for quick clips but I’m more curious about how stable it stays in a light breeze since that’s usually what ruins my shots.
I get what you mean about the LED. I was wondering the same thing when I got mine. I think it probably adds a little extra deterrence for night animals since they don’t love sudden lights, but I wouldn’t say it’s the main feature. The solar charging is nice though, no cords to deal with.
I keep going back and forth on whether the ice hardening makes a real difference or if it’s just marketing. I’d probably just get it and see how it feels after a month or two of regular use.
