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I’d say just try it and see. Worst case you’re out a few bucks and it didn’t work, but it’s not like the stuff is expensive.
It’s a coin battery, not a big deal to swap out. Mine’s been fine for a few months, and when it dies I’ll just grab another one from the store.
Could be worse. I’ve seen some wireless adapters where the delay is so bad it’s unwatchable. Yours just sounds like normal Bluetooth lag.
I think people way overthink where to stick these things. I just put mine behind a bookshelf and it works fine for the local channels I actually watch. Try the table first and if it’s garbage, move it. Not that deep.
It’s fine for basic stuff. The scroll wheel and main buttons work out of the box on my setup, so clicking around in documents and web browsing is no issue. I was annoyed that the extra buttons are dead without the software, but for just moving a cursor around it does the job.
It’s not going to cool the room like an AC, no. But it’s fine for a desk if you just want some airflow that feels cooler than a regular fan.
I just plug mine in at night and forget about it. Battery life is fine for moving it around during the day, but I wouldn’t trust it for a full 8 hours on low.
Matte paint is just more annoying to deal with in general. If it worked fine on clear coat I’d probably just try it on a tiny spot under the seat or something and see what happens. Worst case you learn a lesson on a part nobody sees.
Maybe check the app settings, mine defaulted to 30 and I had to dig around to switch it. Not saying it’s true 60fps but it looked a bit smoother after that.
They’re clear lenses, so no they won’t work as sunglasses, but I don’t really see that as a huge deal. Audio holds up fine in most normal outdoor conditions, wind doesn’t bother it much unless it’s really strong. I’d just bring regular sunglasses and wear them underneath if it’s that bright out.
I wouldnt overthink it. If you feel fine using it, thats probably all that matters. Placebo or not, if it helps you relax a bit, who cares. Half the stuff people buy for “wellness” is mostly in their head anyway.
