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It’s probably just the learning period. 150 miles before it figures out how you drive is a long time to smooth out. I’d just drive it normally and see if it goes away.
I’d probably just try it and see. Even if the pads shift a little, they usually still make contact enough to feel the pulses. Neck and shoulders move a lot anyway, so I wouldn’t expect them to stay perfectly flat the whole time.
A lot of people seem to expect it to cool the whole room, but I think that’s missing the point. I just keep mine pointed at my face while I work and it’s noticeably cooler than just a fan alone.
I can see why people say that. Heat hitting you directly always feels more intense than cool air slowly spreading. But if you’re expecting this to drop the room temperature like a window AC, I think you’d be disappointed. It’s more of a spot cooler than a room cooler.
I’ve seen a few people try stuff like that on matte finishes and it’s kind of a gamble. The NanoPolix is basically a mild abrasive cloth, so it might take the shine off the dull look you want. Not sure I’d risk it on a bike unless you test it somewhere hidden first.
High works fine. Took me a couple passes on the really nasty spots, but it got there. Not a big deal.
I’ve used mine in a couple of noisier spots and it’s hit or miss. The noise cancellation helps a bit but it’s not going to filter out someone talking right next to you. Still usable if you’re both speaking clearly.
I’m in the same boat. It’s not like I feel dramatically different, but I don’t feel worse either, so I just keep using it. Hard to argue with something that’s not causing any problems and might be doing a little something.
I used it on a dark blue sedan and it did a decent job on the light scuffs around the rear bumper. Not a miracle worker but the marks were definitely less noticeable after. I’d say it’s worth trying for what it costs.
It’s hit or miss in my experience. Worked on a glass coaster I tried but I wouldn’t trust it on something I actually cared about.
500 mL sounds small but for a desk fan it’s probably fine. I wouldn’t expect it to run full blast all day without a top up around lunch. Seems like one of those things where you adjust to what it can do instead of expecting it to match a big cooler.
Plastic trim is just porous enough to hold onto stuff like that. A quick wipe with a damp microfiber usually takes it off for me.
It’ll probably just look like a normal retro game on a regular HD screen. The 4K output is just upscaling anyway, not like they rewrote the pixels. I wouldn’t stress over it.
Alright, good to know. Sounds like the adapter sorts it out for most people. I’ll probably just dig mine out and give it a shot rather than overthinking it. Appreciate the replies.
You can use your own SIM, it’s not locked. I think the whole “locked to their plan” thing is just a misunderstanding.