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I switched from a Samsung to an iPhone about six months ago and all my weigh-ins were still there. The app account keeps the data, not the phone. Took a minute to pair the scale again but that was it.
I’d just get it and keep it at your desk, not wear it all day. If it’s weird looking, that only matters for the few minutes it’s actually on you. Use it on breaks and nobody will care.
The Glokore uses standard 1/2 inch threads, so it should screw on like any other showerhead. If your arm is the normal fixed type you see in most apartments, you’re good. Just use the tape it comes with.
Honestly I think mine drains way faster than what people are describing here. I left mine on motion detect in my living room, which isn’t even that busy, and I was charging it basically every day and a half. It wasn’t triggering constantly either, maybe a handful of times an hour when the cat walked by or I moved around.
I see people saying they get two or three days out of it, but that hasn’t been my experience at all. If you’ve got it somewhere with regular movement, I’d plan on nightly charging just to be safe. The battery indicator also drops pretty quick once it gets below half, so it feels even worse than it is.
Maybe some units are better than others, but mine definitely doesn’t last like some of these other replies suggest.
The 10 to 50 meter claim is a bit ambitious from what I can tell. I had mine on a picnic table and the bugs backed off maybe a few feet around it, but anything past that was fair game. Seems like a decent light with a small zone of effect rather than an actual barrier.
If a chain is already damaged or has broken teeth, no sharpener is going to fix that. But for chains that are just dull from regular use, even if they are older, it should do the job. I would just check the cutting edges for any real damage first before bothering with it.
I get the hesitation but I think people treat headlights like they’re made of glass when most of them are plastic with a coating. I used NuraFix on mine about two months ago because I had the bottle lying around and the hazing was annoying me. Did a couple of passes and it cleared them up fine. No streaking, no weird residue, nothing like that.
The thing is, headlight kits usually come with sanding steps because they’re meant for heavy oxidation. If your lenses are just dull and not actually yellowed or pitted, a polish-type product is enough. I’m not saying it replaces a proper restoration, but for maintenance it worked for me.
Only thing I’d say is keep it off the surrounding trim and don’t go crazy with it. I wiped a bit on the plastic trim by accident and it left a slight white mark until I buffed it off.
The difference shows up fast when you switch back and forth. The stream is tighter, so it hits harder on concrete without soaking everything around it. I would not call it a pressure washer, but it is clearly not the same as a regular nozzle.
I skipped the break-in thing and just used mine from night one. It was firm for maybe two or three days, then it settled. Not a big deal unless you’re super picky about pillow feel. I wouldnt let that stop you from trying it.
The “one pull” thing is more about the design than a guarantee. If the seal is right and you follow the steps, it usually gets it out fast. But expecting it to work perfectly every single time on every kind of blockage is asking a lot from any device. That’s just how choking is.
I’ve used mine for calls a good amount and they’re fine for basic talking. Nothing fancy, but I didn’t notice people struggling to hear me or anything. If your old pair is already decent, you’re probably not losing much by switching.
I’m not seeing the long battery life others are talking about. I use mine maybe once a day for a quick coffee mix and I’ve already swapped batteries twice in a month. Not heavy use at all, just one drink and then it sits on my desk. The stirring itself seems to chew through them more than I expected. I thought it would be a set it and forget it thing, but it’s kind of annoying to keep track of. Still like the mug, but the battery thing is more of a hassle than I signed up for.
Strong mode is fine if you’re not pressing hard. I’ve used it a few times a week for a couple months now and my gums haven’t gotten worse. The vibration isn’t the problem, it’s when you push the tip into the gum that you’re asking for trouble. Light touch and it’s fine.
Direction matters a little but it’s not like a satellite dish. I had mine on the ground near the driveway just angled toward the grass and it worked fine. The solar panel needs sun more than the sensor needs aiming. Keep it out of shade and it’ll do its thing.
Mine has been on the wall for about three weeks now and it hasn’t budged. I used the hooks they suggest and made sure the surface was clean and dry first. I wouldn’t trust it over a bed or anything, but for a desk setup it’s been fine so far.
Delays are pretty standard for this kind of thing. The app has to process the clip and send it, so you’re always going to be a few seconds behind whatever already happened. I wouldn’t expect it to be real time, it’s more of a “bird was here” alert than a live alarm.
It’s one of those things where everyone’s experience seems different. I tried a pair for a week and honestly the touch controls were the main reason I sent them back. I don’t even think I was grabbing them wrong, but just taking them out of the case would sometimes trigger something. And forget about adjusting them mid-run, that was a lost cause for me.
I see people say you get used to it, and maybe you do if you only use them for sitting at a desk. But if you’re planning on using them while moving around a lot, I’d think twice. The sensitivity is real. It’s not a dealbreaker for everyone clearly, but it was for me. I’d rather have buttons I can press than guess where my finger is supposed to land.
I have thick nose hair too, the kind that grows in weird directions, and I noticed the pulling really only happens when I’m careless with the angle. If you jam it in there straight on, it can grab a bit. But if you move it in small circles and let the blades do the work, it’s fine. I’ve had mine for about two months and I haven’t had any actual pain or yanking, just a slight tug here and there when I’m rushing.
Mine doesn’t wiggle at all, so maybe you got one from a bad batch. I’ve had cards in and out a bunch and it’s been solid. If it’s really loose I’d just send it back, not worth the hassle of a card falling out somewhere.
I keep a glass of water on the nightstand when I run mine, but that’s just a habit from using any heater. It’s probably not any worse than the old space heater I had.
Most USB-C cables will do the job. I’ve plugged mine into a standard phone charger and it charged up fine. The included cable is nothing special, so losing it isn’t a big deal.
Mine does the same click when it shuts off. I just assumed it was the relay or whatever switching over. It’s been doing it since day one and hasn’t gotten worse or anything. I’d say it’s probably fine unless it starts sounding different.