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I think it’s fine, but I kind of wish it was a bit more noticeable. I mostly just rely on the app to tell me if I’m being too rough.
I guess it’s hard to really know unless something shows up while they’re in there. I feel like mine are doing something, but I’m also not 100% sure.
I’d probably just toss a wool sweater in there on the lowest timer setting and see how it comes out. Haven’t had any shrinking issues so far, but I also don’t leave it in for too long.
I’ve used mine in the bathroom a bunch of times, no issues so far. I just don’t leave it running after I get out, personally.
I think it’s fine for what you’re describing. For occasional yard work you probably won’t notice much difference from a bench sharpener.
I don’t really think it needs to be on the floor. I’ve used mine on a softer mattress before and it still felt like it was doing something. Might not be as intense but still works for me.
I think some people just run hotter than others, so it’s hard to tell if it’ll work for you until you try it.
I figure it’s more of a set-and-forget thing. Not expecting to feel anything, but I don’t mind having it on there just in case.
I started stretching for a few minutes before bed and it helped me stay asleep longer. Not sure if it’s the same for everyone but worth a shot.
Mine holds fine but I almost never adjust it once it’s set so I’m probably not the best person to ask. Might just depend on how much you bump into it during the day.
30 mins sounds right on paper but I think it depends what you’re doing. The brush probably drags it down a bit.
I mostly use mine for rainy evening commutes and they do make the road signs pop a bit more. Not a huge deal but I like that they work fine during the day too.
I think people make a bigger deal out of the battery than it really is. I just toss mine on the charger when I remember and it’s never actually died on me. Works fine for what it does.
I think it helps more than people give it credit for with hard water. The film on my skin is definitely less noticeable since I switched. Not perfect, but I’d probably keep using it.
I haven’t really pushed mine to the limit on a full day yet, but I’ve used them for a few hours of translation here and there and they were fine. The case tops them up quick if you take a break.
I haven’t tested mine on a super long walk yet, mostly just short errands, but it hasn’t budged on me so far. I’d guess it depends on how tight you get the straps.
I think it mostly depends on the machine, but I’ve used a pretty fine grind in mine without any issues. Not totally sure about a V60 level though, mine’s not that fine. Works fine for me, never had a clog.
I’ve been running SynGas on my 2011 hatchback for a few months now and no issues with the OBD2 port so far. Plugged it in and it just worked.
I stuck mine on the wall above ear level and it actually helped spread the sound out more. You might want to try that if they feel too close behind your head.
Could be the cable. Some older USB-A cables don’t play well with the fast charging protocols on these newer GaN chargers. I’ve noticed the same thing with mine until I switched to a different cable.
I definitely had the same thought at first, but after a few uses I stopped noticing it. I think it helps a little with grip when you’re doing finer cuts, but it’s not a game changer or anything.
Yeah I used mine on a long haul and battery was fine. I just put them in the case when I wasn’t using them and they lasted the whole trip. Offline isn’t perfect but it gets the job done for basic stuff.
Works fine for me. I use mine for the car and it handles the usual dirt just fine. Not a big deal either way.
