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I’m still on the fence about getting one, so this is kind of helpful to hear. I’ve been wondering if the guide just makes it easier to mess up the angle if you’re not careful.
Oh, that’s good to know. I’ve been wondering the same thing since my patio gets a bit of shade too. It’s nice to hear it doesn’t need full sun all afternoon to keep working overnight.
I’ve only used mine with water so far and it’s been fine for my desk setup. The ice chamber seems like something I’d forget to refill anyway.
I think it took me closer to a week before I felt like it was actually doing anything noticeable. First few nights I was just way too aware of it in my mouth to sleep deeply. Once I stopped thinking about it though, it seemed to settle in fine. Not sure if that counts as “works from night one” but it does the job now.
I think people overthink it a bit. For a quick pass it grabs enough hair to make the seats look cleaner, which is all I really care about. I usually just give it a once-over with the brush head and call it good.
Honestly, I think a lot of it comes down to how your ears are shaped. Some people swear by those extra tips, but I’ve had buds that just don’t want to stay no matter what size I try.
Honestly I feel like people overthink this stuff. It’s just a pouch, you toss it in the garage and move on. If the smell keeps them away cool, if not you’re out a few bucks, not a huge deal.
I mean, it’s not going to feel like a hot towel or anything, but mine definitely gets warm enough to notice after a few minutes. I wouldn’t call it weak, it’s just a different kind of heat. Works fine for what it is.
I get what people are saying about using a broom first, but honestly, if you’re just dealing with sawdust and not big piles, this thing should be fine. It’s lightweight enough to wave around inside without getting tired.
Honestly, I think the 60fps thing is just marketing fluff on these cheaper drones. I’ve seen the same thing with mine, it looks fine for casual flying but definitely not a true 60 frames.
I grabbed one mostly because freehand filing was driving me crazy with the angle, and honestly it just makes the whole thing less annoying for me. Works fine for what it is.
If your old drone is that blurry, pretty much anything with a halfway decent sensor is going to be a big improvement. The 4K on these budget foldable drones is never going to match a high-end camera, but for casual travel stuff it really does the job fine. You’ll probably be surprised how much better your photos look just because it actually holds still in the air.
Honestly, I wouldn’t overthink it for a daily commute. I’ve run regular in a car that “required” premium for years and never noticed a difference in my normal driving. If the previous owner did it without issues, it’s probably fine for getting to work and back.
I’ve seen a few people mention the weight and honestly I don’t think it’s something to worry about. It’s not like you’re strapping a brick to your face or anything, just feels like wearing a mask. I’d say it’s fine for the short sessions.
