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Mar 08, 2016
Die Hard AA Batteries
I really like these lithium AA cells as they last so much longer in my camera and other devices. Their light weight is an added advantage but this is usually not much of an issue over using standard alkaline in itself. The weight issue comes in more when going on long hikes and in not having to pack along a bunch of batteries for my camera and flashlights. These are good for things like an emergency radio as well, since when it is needed then it just works and there is no leakage of acid and such due to using alkaline batteries as in the past. A small radio and flashlight can be stored along with long term storage food supplies in case of an emergency and when needed it will be ready to work even a decade later. They will poop out rather suddenly when they run out of power, but this hasn't been a problem. A little label on my camera and other devices as to when I last changed the batteries can help with knowing when I am betting due a new set. These are good for wall clocks as well if you don't want to bother changing the battery every year as with alkalines.
Oct 27, 2016
Fast, easy to use, doesn't waste ink
This is an excellent overpriced little printer and seems to be the best of the bunch. It sets up easily, it is quiet and doesn't ever seem to clean the heads unless installing a new cart, it accepts refilled carts OK, and the printing is fast. The color is good on photos, making it quite suitable for decent photos, but it doesn't produce top quality photos, just good enough for everyday photo use. The ink carts are number 62 as used in some desktop printers, The ink carts are overpriced like this printer is, but they work well and be sure to get the XL versions. They can be refilled and then the printer will not monitor the ink on the refilled carts, but they work OK. Be sure to use pigment ink for the black if you want top quality black printing. Dye black works OK and might be a little better for doing photos as the dye black can blend better with the dye colors. Not sure on this. Be careful not to overfill and allow to set for a few hours before using so as not to leak out excessive ink. Carts are sealed on the bottom with little rubber dams and these can be cleaned out with cotton swabs Q-Tips should any ink leak. Also need to be careful to fill the correct colors and check first with toothpick. Instructions are readily available for refilling and the ink is inexpensive. I use this printer for daily home use as well as travel, but most of the time I use my B&W laser. Never used the wireless printing feature to report on this. Little delay on printing when sitting for hours, and just a better printer than most desktop printers. No scanner on this one, and the main negative is that it only holds about 50 sheets of 20lb paper, which is not nearly enough paper w/o having to be a paper jockey, but just be sure not to print more sheets at a time than you have and this shouldn't be a problem very often. Why they could allow for 100 sheets I don't know why printer makers are so niggardly with how many sheets they allow. Costs over twice the price of a typical desktop printer, but check the reviews and horror stories for MOST desktop printers of ALL brands and you may conclude this overpriced portable is for you for a color inkjet.
Mar 06, 2016
Older Style is Better Style
1 of 1 found this helpful This older style of the Sonicare has the oft mentioned issue of accumulating black mold within the vibrating part of the brush head. Removal of the brush head once a week and a little cleaning with soap and an old tooth brush can prevent the gunk from developing. Germ laden drool tends to seep down into the vibrating magnets area to cause such a problem, but regular cleaning makes this a non-issue. The newer brush heads for this E-series may be better sealed, since so far I haven't noticed this problem with my new unit. My previous one lasted about 7 years until even with new batteries it would not work. That is not bad for daily use. The newer style have moving parts inside that vibrate in order to avoid the mold or gunk issue, but this is a bad idea as moving parts at high speed wear out faster and cause the newer style to be less reliable. This older style vibrates the head magnets and otherwise deep inside it has no moving parts, which is a good thing. The cleaning action is better than my previous brush of the same type, but perhaps my previous unit had been worn out for awhile before it just quit. The brush heads can be purchased on Ebay for a modest price and I recommend this particular style over the new and more expensive units that do seem to have reliability issues -- as would be expected given their fast moving parts inside. Sometimes it is better to go with something requiring a little maintenance when the performance and reliability is better and the cost is lower, to boot!