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I use mine mostly at home too, honestly. The data saver mode helps a bit when my main home internet goes down and I need to stretch the mobile data, so it’s not totally useless if you’re not traveling.
I think it depends on what you consider annoying. I’ve seen one in person and the screen is always on, but it’s not super bright or anything. For me, it would probably be fine in a bedroom unless you’re really sensitive to any light at all.
I think the 4 weeks is more of a suggestion for people who use it a ton. I just swap mine when the water starts tasting different, which is usually longer for me.
Mine’s been fine with fast talkers. I had a couple calls where someone was rattling off instructions and it didn’t really stutter or drop out on me. Not flawless, but good enough that I don’t think about it during the conversation.
Mine has a little wobble too, but it hasn’t gotten worse or anything. I just figured it’s how they made them to keep the cost down. Still works fine for moving air around my bedroom, so I wouldn’t worry about it.
I just use it in social mode and leave it alone. Works fine for me at my usual spots, doesn’t make everything louder like I was worried about.
Honestly I think the cooling works fine for me. I use it in my bedroom at night and it definitely drops the temp a few degrees. Maybe people aren’t running it on the right power mode or something.
I haven’t had that problem at all. The remote works fine from across my living room, which is probably 10-12 feet or so. Maybe you got a bad one.
I think people worry too much about this. It’s just a hose nozzle, not some industrial tool that’s going to shred your deck. I’ve used mine on pressure treated wood a few times and it cleaned it up fine without any marks.
Guess it just depends on the dog. Mine barks loud enough that I haven’t noticed it missing anything yet.
I’ve had mine on for a full workday before and it was fine. Just make sure it’s got water in it and you’re good.
I think it helps more than nothing if you’re dealing with that film on your skin, but it’s not gonna fix your pipes or anything. I’ve been using mine for a few months and the shower just feels cleaner, even if the water itself is still hard.
I picked one up for my apartment on a lower floor too, and it pulls in the local news and sports channels without much fuss. I just stuck it near the window and did a quick channel scan. Works well enough for what I need.
I went with Bluetooth bulbs for the same reason, just wanted to control a couple lamps without hassle. Works fine for me so far, app does what I need and I never had to mess with extra hardware. If you’re not planning to go crazy with automation, I’d say skip the hub.
I picked one up a few weeks ago and it’s fine for my desk. Not a huge blast of air but I can definitely feel it, more than my old bladeless one did. Maybe it depends on how close you sit.
It’s fine for carry-on. I just toss it in the front pocket of my backpack and don’t really notice it.
Honestly, I think people overthink it. I’ve just got one in the hallway and one near the kitchen, and that’s been fine for years. If you’re not burning toast every morning, it’s probably not a big deal.
I think a snug fit is pretty normal with boil-and-bite stuff. Usually after a few nights your mouth gets used to it and it feels a lot less tight.
There’s definitely a motion sensitivity setting in the app, but it’s kind of buried. I messed with mine and it helped cut down on the car alerts without killing it completely.
I put some in my shed and noticed the same thing, but I think it still kept the mice away even after the smell seemed to fade for me. Maybe our noses just get used to it faster than the rodents do.
I wouldn’t overthink the light. Mine does the same jumping around but the actual connection has been solid. As long as things load fine on your devices I’d just leave it where you put it and move on.
I think I get around 5-6 hours on medium brightness with SNES stuff, which seemed fine for my train rides. Not really into fighting games so I can’t help there, but the TV output was pretty straightforward when I tried it.
I used mine on a few long flights and the battery held up better than I expected. The case charging makes a big difference if you remember to pop them back in between uses. Offline mode worked fine for basic stuff, but it’s not something I’d rely on in a really loud spot. Overall they’re pretty solid for what they are.
Honestly I wouldn’t worry too much about the plastic thing. I’ve been zapping my keyboard for a few months now and haven’t noticed any damage.
Probably just that center-wear humming, I think it’s more annoying than an immediate emergency. One simple thing to check is the rear tire pressure, being a few psi off can change noise and wear. Maybe let it slide for a bit if you need to, not totally sure though.
Seven-day battery life sounds great, but I’m skeptical most people will actually hit that with nonstop health tracking and lots of notifications. Maybe possible if you mostly use basic watch functions though.
