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Pretty much yeah, it overwrites old clips on its own when the card fills up. I just leave mine alone and it’s been fine so far.
Huh, that’s interesting. I haven’t noticed anything on my floor yet, but mine’s only been down for about a week. Guess I’ll keep an eye on it.
From what I gathered before buying, it doesn’t have its own GPS. You’ll need the phone if you want a route map or distance tracking. It’ll log steps and heart rate on its own fine though.
Pretty much what I figured. Full hour increments work for me, so two hours is fine. Thanks for confirming.
I figure the vents are just a backup in case your mouth falls open. Not really meant to fix the breathing issue itself.
I’ve got mine in a spot that gets direct sun maybe 4 or 5 hours and then filtered light the rest of the day. Battery has been fine so far, even on cloudy days. Not sure how it would do if it was fully shaded all afternoon though.
I’m sure it catches some stuff but honestly it probably doesn’t matter that much unless your water is really bad. If the pressure is fine I wouldn’t overthink it.
I think it depends on what kind of fabric your seats are. On cloth it seems to grab the hair okay, but on those smoother surfaces it just kind of pushes it into a pile.
I’ve seen a few people try it on stubborn dogs and it’s hit or miss. Worth testing if you can return it easily, but don’t expect a miracle.
I’ve seen these things and honestly I’m still not sure they’re worth it over a normal fan. If you live somewhere dry it probably helps a bit more, but for most people it’s just a fan that makes the air feel wet.
I think the battery life is fine for what it is. I wouldn’t expect two weeks if you’re using it every day, but it’s not like you need to charge it after every trip either.
Works fine for me with a Netgear router, no issues in access point mode. Just plug it in and flip the mode, it doesn’t care what brand the router is.
Never tried thick wool in it personally, but I’d probably just hang it in there on a low timer and check halfway through. If it feels off, pull it early. That’s what I’d do anyway.
I know a couple people with soft water who got it mainly for the chlorine taste and smell, and they said it helped. If that doesn’t bother you, it probably won’t feel like a must-have.
I skimmed through this and I’d just try it and see. Even if it runs a lot, if it keeps you from sweating through the summer it’s probably worth it.
I think it probably depends on what you’re used to. For me, sitting right next to it on a desk is the only way it feels like it’s doing anything, but it does make the air feel less stuffy. Probably not enough to cool a whole room though.
Honestly I haven’t had to swap mine yet, but from what I saw it’s just a pull-off and click-on thing. No tools needed. I like that it’s simple, makes it less annoying to clean.
I just grabbed a class 10 card for mine and it’s been fine with 4K, no problems so far. I wouldn’t bother digging out an old card, just get a new one and you’re set.
I’d probably just leave it in the bedroom honestly. Moving it back and forth sounds like a hassle and I’d forget it in the bathroom half the time anyway.
I wouldn’t overthink it. If it helps you relax a little, that’s all that really matters. I just use mine under my desk and it seems fine.
I’d probably just set it on a shelf or desk and not bother with the wall mount. Seems like one less thing to worry about.
I’m in the same boat, looking at this one for travel too. The 4K label is probably hyped, but if it handles stability better than those cheap toys it should be good enough for casual shots.
I’d probably just run it anyway. Even if some spots are blocked, the UV that does hit surfaces is still doing something. Better than nothing, and you can always move it around.
Mine’s been on my phone for about two weeks now. I don’t notice anything different either, but it’s thin enough that I forget it’s there. Not really sure what I was expecting to feel honestly.