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Honestly, I still think the whole pressure sensor thing is overblown by marketing. It lights up red sometimes but does it actually stop anyone from brushing like a gorilla? I doubt it.
They stick fine as long as your skin isn’t oily or sweaty. I wouldn’t trust them if you’re actually moving around a lot though.
I think it’s hard to tell if it’s actually working or if you just got lucky with no mice that month. I tossed some in my attic and didn’t see any activity, but it could’ve been coincidence.
It’s not dead silent, but the noise is low enough that I forget about it after a few minutes. I wouldn’t call it a problem unless you’re really sensitive to any hum at all.
Not totally sure about the blade feeling different. I think part of it is just wood having a little give to it, so the knife stops differently. But the no smell thing is nice enough that I wouldnt switch back.
I skimmed a few replies and it sounds like most people are just guessing. I wouldn’t trust a portable dryer with a thick wool sweater unless you’re ready to accept it might come out a bit off. The air circulation probably isn’t strong enough to ruin it, but the heat could still be an issue if you’re not careful.
Lenses are clear, so don’t count on them for sunglasses. Audio holds up fine for me in most outdoor situations, wind isn’t a big deal unless it’s really strong. Traffic noise will mess with it more than wind. I’d probably just grab a cheap pair of regular shades if I needed both.
I don’t know, the pause thing people keep bringing up seems like something you’d only notice if you’re trying to talk over someone. For short back and forth business calls it’s probably fine.
It’s probably fine. If you aren’t wearing it while doing cartwheels, the straps should keep it in place. I wouldn’t overthink it.
I have a soft mattress too and I just use it on the floor when I want the real stretch. The heat and vibration still feel okay on the bed but the traction part is pretty much lost.
I dunno, a couple minutes three times over two days and it’s already low sounds pretty weak to me. These things aren’t exactly built like tanks, but that still feels off. I’d probably just use it and see if it’s a pattern before worrying too much.
I think people treat this thing like it’s supposed to reverse all their hair damage. It filters some chlorine out, that’s about it. If your hair is dry for other reasons, this won’t save it.
Been using mine on a desk for a couple days now and the tilt seems fine. No issues with it sliding back so far.
I skimmed this and honestly it’s hard to say how well it’ll work in a dense building setup. People seem to get local stuff okay sometimes but it’s not a sure thing.
I’d guess it helps a little but don’t expect a miracle. If you’re used to pillows that feel like they’re holding a heat bubble, this one at least lets some air move through. I still wouldn’t call it cool, just less stuffy.
I think people overthink this. It’s a bit chunky but it’s not like it takes up a whole bag. I just throw mine in my carry on and don’t even notice it.
Not really something I’d lose sleep over. I’ve had left-behind alerts on since I got mine, and it still lasts months between charges. Probably not making a real dent in that 5 month claim.
Weighing first thing is pretty standard. If you’re worrying about hydration messing with the body fat number, you’re right that it does, but that’s why you just do it the same way every time. The scale is for tracking trends anyway, not for getting a perfect number. I wouldn’t stress about it.
Battery life on these things is usually fine for a commute, you’ll probably get a few hours out of it before it dies on medium brightness. The joysticks are okay, nothing special but they do the job for the odd fighting game. TV output is just plug and play with a cable, no drama. Honestly, it sounds like it covers what you’re after without being a big deal.
Honestly I’ve been using mine for a few hours on TV with a controller and it’s been fine for me. No issues with the screen or input lag or anything like that. Battery life isn’t great but if you keep it plugged in it does the job. I’d keep it.
Not a big deal. Quick sessions actually make me use it more, which is the main win. Maybe it helps some people, but I’m skeptical it gives the same real decompression as flipping upside down.
Smart TVs do look nicer on the wall, but their built-in apps are often laggy. A cheap streaming stick usually feels snappier.
Fine, swirls are inevitable, so I’ll stop freaking out and actually learn a proper wash routine instead of obsessing.
Alright, thanks for the input. Sounds like swirls can show up fast if you don’t baby the car but big dents are rarer, so I’ll stop staring at every speck and try a gentler wash now I think. Not totally sure how long the finish will last, but less paranoid for now.
Not totally sure, but probably a marginal upgrade for most people. Ergonomic shapes can actually help alignment so you might feel less stiffness after long sessions. Marketing blows it up though, don’t expect a miracle. Maybe only worth it if you can try one cheap or return it, otherwise your cheap foam might be fine.
Maybe I’m just cheap, but I can’t tell if swapping filters every month is actually worth it long-term. It does make my tap taste better, but I’m not convinced it’s doing anything dramatic if your water’s already okay. I’ll probably keep it for convenience, not because it’s some miracle fix.
Don’t expect magic. I switched to a travel pack last year and the pockets and padding are actually handy, but it added weight and sometimes feels over-organized. Having a dedicated spot for a power bank and cables made charging between hops way less annoying, so mixed feelings.