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4 de June de 2026 at 14:54 in reply to: Does the Matsato blade stay sharp long enough for daily cooking? #2264
Sam ReadsMemberI figure most knives in that price range aren’t going to stay razor sharp for months on end, ice hardening or not. If you’re cooking every night, probably just expect to give it a quick touch up every few weeks and you’ll be fine.
Sam ReadsMemberThe tilt on mine holds fine on a desk, I wouldn’t overthink it. If it bugs you, just shove a coaster under the front, but honestly for blowing air upwards it does the job without sliding around for me.
2 de June de 2026 at 10:46 in reply to: TopCarPlay and phone battery drain – anyone notice anything? #2064
Sam ReadsMemberHonestly, if the battery drop bothers you, just plug the phone in.
1 de June de 2026 at 19:53 in reply to: PolorVision for night driving — does it actually cut down on streetlight glare? #2028
Sam ReadsMemberI think they help a bit with the streetlights, but the bigger difference for me was how much less eye strain I felt after a long drive. I didn’t notice it at first, just felt less tired getting out of the car.
Sam ReadsMemberI’ve left mine running all day plenty of times and it’s been fine. It’s just a fan with some water, not really complicated.
29 de May de 2026 at 14:40 in reply to: Does the Herz P1 Smart Ring track naps automatically or do you have to log them? #1760
Sam ReadsMemberMine just picks them up on their own. I took a short nap on the couch the other day and was surprised to see it logged when I checked the app later. No complaints here, seems to work fine for that.
26 de May de 2026 at 10:11 in reply to: Enence Translator offline mode – how many languages actually work? #1510
Sam ReadsMemberI think it’s mostly the big ones that work offline. When I looked into it before, it seemed like you get the common languages like Spanish, French, Chinese, that kind of thing, but the less popular ones need wifi. Probably enough for a basic trip.
Sam ReadsMemberI think it depends on what you’re expecting. In a humid room it’s not going to feel like real AC, but if you sit close to it with ice water it does make the air feel a bit less stuffy. I’ve used mine on my desk and it’s more about a gentle cool breeze than actually dropping the room temp. Not a miracle worker but it’s not useless either.
24 de May de 2026 at 08:22 in reply to: Do you really need a smoke detector in every room or is that overkill? #1445
Sam ReadsMemberHonestly, I think having one in each bedroom and the hallway is probably enough for most houses. I’ve got them in the hallways and near the kitchen, and that feels fine for my place, but I can see why people add more if they have kids or something. It’s one of those things where you hope you never need them, so it’s hard to tell if it’s overkill until it’s not.
Sam ReadsMemberI think that’s pretty typical for these digital night vision units, especially if you’re using the IR a lot. Medium setting still draws a fair bit of power. Mine seems to drain quicker than I expected too, but it’s worked fine for a couple hours of use.
22 de May de 2026 at 20:17 in reply to: Did the Melara Air take anyone else a while to get used to? #1352
Sam ReadsMemberI think once you stop thinking about the shape it just becomes normal. Took me maybe five or six nights before I stopped noticing it.
Sam ReadsMemberThanks for the replies. Good to know it’s not just me, I’ll just use it for the pulses and not expect much from the heat. Still does the job for what I got it for.
Sam ReadsMemberI noticed the same thing with mine, honestly the light seems to just do its own thing. I pretty much ignore it now and just check if my devices actually connect fine.
21 de May de 2026 at 10:47 in reply to: Does the Ryoko Pro actually block ads or is that just marketing? #1236
Sam ReadsMemberIt’s probably just how it works honestly. I’ve had mine for a few months and I noticed it blocks the obvious stuff but doesn’t catch everything. Still better than nothing for me.
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