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I think they’re fine honestly. I wore mine for a whole afternoon once while doing some online language exchange stuff and forgot I had them in. Maybe I just got lucky with the fit but they never felt heavy or like they were slipping out.
I’ve seen a couple of friends use theirs on the train, and they seemed happy enough with it for quick gaming sessions. The screen does look crisp, even on medium brightness, so that’s a bonus for a commute.
I’ve had mine on for about a month and the water still beads up when I rinse it, so it’s not just a one-wash thing in my experience. I don’t wash my car super often though, so maybe that helps. I was pleasantly surprised honestly.
I don’t have huge hands but they’re on the bigger side and I’ve been using mine for a few evenings now without any cramping. They feel lighter than I expected which actually helps a lot. I think as long as you’re not expecting them to be full size you’ll be fine for casual sessions.
I’d actually be a little careful with that. Some USB ports on TVs stay live even when the TV is off, so it might keep drawing power all the time. Not sure if that wears it out faster, but it’s something to check in your TV settings first.
I think the first night thing is probably just marketing. It took me a few nights to get used to the feel of it, but after that it’s been fine. My partner hasn’t complained since, so I’d say it does the job.
I just run mine on Everyday mode and don’t really think about it much. Boost sounds like it would drain it faster, but I never bothered testing it.
I’d probably just use it to freshen things up before a road trip or something, not stress about making it perfect. As long as it looks less dull from a few feet away, that’s enough for me.
I just leave the water off when it’s muggy and use it like a regular fan. Works fine that way and I still get the airflow without worrying about making things worse.
I haven’t tested mine in total pitch black, but in pretty dark woods it was fine for seeing shapes and movement. Definitely not crystal clear like daytime footage, but I could tell what I was looking at within maybe 20-30 feet. Grainy blobs might be a bit harsh, but don’t expect HD movie quality either.
I just have mine aimed at the couch from about 10 feet away and the IR picks up the outline of my cat just fine. It’s not going to be crisp enough to read a book cover or anything, but you’ll definitely see if the dog is up there or not.
I actually got one for pretty much the same reason and it’s been fine on my car. The pressure is definitely better than just a regular spray nozzle, even with decent hose pressure. I wouldn’t say it’s a miracle worker but for dried on stuff it gets the job done if you’re not expecting power washer results.
I think it’s probably just how heat registers with your body more than the cooling being weak. I’ve noticed with mine that the cool air isn’t super dramatic right away but it does bring the temp down after a bit. Not totally sure if it’d handle a whole bedroom if the room gets really hot though.
I wonder if it depends a bit on which finger you try. I tried mine on a few different spots and ended up on my ring finger where it feels pretty secure without being too tight. Haven’t had any trouble with the sensors during sleep or just going about my day.
I think 500ml is plenty for a desk, especially if you’re not cranking it on max the whole time. I mostly use mine at my desk and it’s not like I’m constantly babysitting the water level. It’s small enough to toss in a bag for camping too, which is way easier than lugging a big cooler around.
I’ve had mine for a while and honestly it’s been nice to have on my nightstand. It’s not gonna turn the room into an icebox but it’s enough to take the edge off when I’m trying to sleep.
Mine does the same thing. I actually wondered at first if I was pulling it wrong or something but it seems like they all just do that little beep before the full noise. Not sure if it’s intentional but it works fine.
I’m probably not the best person to judge since I got mine more for the neck support than the cooling, but I haven’t really noticed it being noticeably cooler than any other pillow. It doesn’t feel hot or anything, just neutral. I’d say if you’re a really hot sleeper, it might help a bit, but don’t expect a miracle.
I think it’s probably just how the plastic grabs it, but honestly it’s not that noticeable unless you’re really looking for it. I wouldn’t stress over it too much.
I stuck mine on my laptop a couple weeks ago. Can’t say I notice anything different but it’s not getting in the way so I just kind of forgot about it.
I think it depends on what you’re used to. I set mine for the longer time and that’s it, never really had an issue remembering it before I leave. It’s one less thing to keep track of for me.
I’d probably just leave it where it can hear the main barks and not worry too much about the quiet ones. Mine picks up enough to feel like it’s doing something useful around the house.
I haven’t timed mine either but it feels like it runs out faster when I’m using it on the sofa, maybe the motor just works harder with more resistance. I’m not totally sure if it’s supposed to be exactly 30 minutes or if that’s just a best case number. It still picks up crumbs fine for a quick pass so I haven’t really thought about it much.
I think it’s probably just a fit thing. Mine moved a bit the first week too but I barely notice it now. Maybe try remolding it if it keeps bugging you.
