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Don’t buy into “if it still works, leave it” nonsense. I upgraded and found the pockets actually saved me from emptying the whole bag to find one thing. Yeah it’s a touch heavier, but worth it for less fumbling.
Minor gripe, the surface is pretty slick so herbs and cherry tomatoes tend to roll off while you chop.
I think on medium brightness mine gives about 4-5 hours playing SNES/Genesis stuff, sometimes a bit more if I don’t grind long sessions. It charges via USB-C and tops up pretty quick, though the included cable felt a bit flimsy so I swapped to a thicker one.
Cord felt flimsy and way too short for my setup, made placement annoying. Still kept it though, mat itself is nice enough.
Surprisingly durable, survived a wash and still rings like nothing happened. Thin enough I forget it’s in my wallet until it yells at me.
Not just peace of mind. I run mine in the spare room after guests and the place actually smells fresher, and I notice fewer sneezes there. Kept it.
Not life-changing, but handy for casual dinners. Toss it in a drawer and forget it until guests arrive.
Looks like a decent grab-and-go cam; footage tends to be punchy but a bit compressed, so don’t expect cinema. Fine for quick uploads and casual vlogs, not for anyone chasing gimbal-smooth shots. If you want fuss-free, it’s probably close to the sweet spot.
Been using SonaBuds for a few months. They stay put during runs and HIIT, never had one pop out. Touch controls get annoying when I’m sweaty. Sound’s fine for gym music and calls are decent.
I actually sleep with mine on low about 3-4 feet away and the hum barely bothers me unless the house is dead silent. Heats a small room fast and I grab it between rooms without thinking, so worth keeping for me, but don’t park it on your nightstand if you’re noise-sensitive. Feels a bit cheap but hasn’t died yet.