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Not sure why everyone expects a handheld to pull hair out of deep fabric. It’s a quick pass tool, not a detailer.
Yeah, it’s there. Noticed it with YouTube and a couple streaming apps. Honestly, it’s annoying if you’re trying to watch anything with dialogue. Probably just how the wireless handles video, not really built for that.
The included tips are fine for lighter stuff but if you’re actually sprinting or doing trail runs I’d still be a little skeptical. YMMV depending on ear shape.
It’s a TV antenna, not rocket science. I threw mine on a shelf behind a lamp and it pulls in everything I need without any fuss. Wall mounting seems like extra work for no real gain unless you live in a dead zone.
I doubt it makes much difference for dirt. Water beads up and runs off, sure, but grime still builds up eventually.
If it’s already humid you’re basically just turning the room into a swamp. That’s how evaporative coolers work, they add moisture. Not really designed for sticky air.
I’d probably just use it as is and see how much the defaults actually bug you. Most people don’t tweak every button anyway.
Honestly I think people just don’t tie things down properly and then blame the screen. It’s not like it’s some flimsy piece of paper.
I mean, yeah it drains faster, that’s obvious since it’s doing more work. But honestly I just use the offline mode when I can and that seems to help a bit. Still got me through a long dinner conversation without needing to toss them back in the case.
Probably overthinking it. I’d just try it on a tiny spot under the seat and see what happens. If it messes up, nobody’s gonna notice it there anyway.
I think people overcomplicate this. It blows air. Sawdust is light. It’ll move it. Just open the door first so you’re not just blasting it into a wall.
They’re clear lenses, not sunglasses, so don’t expect them to double as shades. Audio holds up fine in normal wind, traffic noise will drown it out a bit but that’s just physics. Kind of a non-issue unless you’re expecting magic.
Mine still gets the job done. Probably haven’t noticed any real drop-off, but I also don’t use it every day. Could just be you’re opening more bottles lately.
I mean it’s a guided sharpener, not a magic wand. If you can’t find the right angle with a file it’ll help, but it’s not like it does anything a steady hand can’t do for free.
I’d say it works fine for the quick stuff. The translation is fast enough that you don’t really notice the lag unless you’re trying to talk over someone. It’s not a big deal for short calls.
I’m not totally sure the hooks are meant for heavy use long term. Plastic clips on drywall usually don’t get better with age in my experience.
I’ve had the same thing happen and honestly it’s probably just the cable getting bent or pulled at a weird angle when you move the phone around. I just keep mine in the cup holder and haven’t bothered testing other spots to be honest.
Mine’s fine so far but I also haven’t been checking it that closely. Kinda feels like one of those things where if it’s not leaking yet, it’s probably fine for a while longer.
Not sure why everyone assumes it picks up instantly. Ten days unplugged and you think it remembers anything? I’d want to see proof before believing that.
I’d just try it on the floor if I were you. Most of these things need a solid surface to actually push back against your back, otherwise you’re just sinking into the mattress and losing the pressure.
Two days with a few minutes of use and it’s already low? That sounds kind of weak to me, but I guess these small gadgets aren’t exactly powerhouses. I wouldn’t stress too much unless it dies after one use.
Same wattage, same bill. The Epicooler probably just moves the air around differently so it feels warmer, but it’s not going to magically cost less.