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Yep, noticed that too. It clears the obvious stuff but I still see fine dust afterward. Still handy for quick cleanups though. Not sure the HEPA is living up to the hype.
if one’s half-buried in a towel or lying flat the stereo image gets weird. I think hanging them apart on chairs or bag straps makes the separation actually noticeable. Not totally sure about sync at long distances, but the clip design at least makes spacing easy.
Thanks I actually took it on a few commutes and battery on medium brightness lasted about 5-6 hours for SNES-ish stuff I think, so that works for me. The sticks are fine for casual fighting, not pro level, and TV out was pretty plug-and-play after a quick input switch maybe. Happy to keep it as my travel unit, cheers.
Not gonna lie, it’s louder than wood and feels firmer, but not a disaster. After a few weeks I haven’t noticed my chef’s knife getting noticeably duller with normal veg and meat prep. Seems worth keeping if you want something that cleans fast and smells less, especially for busy households or casual cooks.
I use mine a lot for phone calls and walking around town, and voices on calls are way clearer. Everyone says feedback is just a fit issue, but I swapped tips and still get a tiny whistle when I move, so maybe the auto mode switching is partly to blame?
I’m skeptical it actually cools a closed room like a proper AC without an exhaust hose, maybe it mainly just moves air and gives a bit of relief. Could still be handy for renters or someone who wants a whisper-quiet fan that helps in a small bedroom.
Had one for a few months and leave it on overnight. It’s nearly silent except for a soft click when the thermostat cycles, which I barely notice now.
They feel nicer than the price suggests; not flimsy plastic, earbuds are light and comfy, though the case is a bit cheap-feeling. I’m a bit skeptical about the “all-day battery” claim since translation-heavy use ran mine down faster than expected. Build quality overall felt decent enough to keep using them without feeling like a toy.
Thanks for the tips, helpful stuff. Quick follow up: thinking less about commuting and more about using it as an easy hotel or guest-room TV hookup so the family can play on the big screen without hauling a console, does the TV output usually just work plug and play? If anyone’s tried that setup, any heads up on which cables or dongles actually behaved would be appreciated.
I disagree a bit, it actually gives surprisingly consistent angles once you get the rhythm down. For weekend yard jobs it was more than good enough for me.
Bought one as well and the size/quietness actually means I use it instead of letting it sit in a closet. My phone and keyboard feel less gunky after a couple of short runs, so I keep it for quick touch-ups rather than full cleans.