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Reviews (17)
Jan 01, 2013
Great wireless keyboard and mouse in one. Easy to use and inexpensive.
Excellent solution for a variety of applications. Remove the battery compartment plate (WHERE THE TINY USB RECEIVER IS LOCATED), plug it in your USB port, the software downloads from the receiver in seconds and your keyboard is ready to use! No CD needed and tracking accuracy is very good. A backlit version would a great idea, but you would have batteries to deal with. I like to plug my laptop into my large screen TV via HDMI and lay on the bed and use this. The keys are well laid out, it's light and inexpensive so a coffee spill wouldn't be the end of the world.
Jul 25, 2017
Not bad. Seems to do what it says. You can tell not major factory product.
This little box works fine and does what it's supposed to. The potentiometer is not exactly linear. Having wanted to use this for a Fender Princeton, the amp now breaks up at much lower levels and that's what it's supposed to do, I've read reviews stating "seems like a distortion pedal" or "just distorts the sound". Well- what did you think its supposed to do? True, the usable part of the knob is a little more than all the way to the left. For me. I can't say about the last 3/4 of its travel - I don't need to go that loud but it can't hear much difference past 1/4 turn. For $49, it's a good deal. The aluminum is not highly polished and it has that handmade look. "Carl" has sold a lot of these, so I'd have to say he knows what he's doing.
Oct 01, 2015
A must have semi-key date for the mint state American Silver Eagles
All PCGS ms69 silver eagles may be created equal, but over time anomalies such as white spots are common and appear on many coins, so finding a good, clean 'older' one can be difficult for a good price. The one I purchased was in my opinion, a perfect coin and just missed 70. The 1994 is probably considered the 2nd key of the set and the 1996 is 1st. Pretty much all the 1990's you will pay a premium for and the center years of that decade are the most sought after. Not to say a 2000 from a millennium is not, it happens to also be a good year to have and commands a good price. Keep in mind we talking plain Mint State coins here. Start adding burnished, enhanced, proofs and mint marks and the whole thing is skewed. I have a full set of NGC ms69's, but you'll see the same in a PCGS grade will run you considerably more. If you're a purist like me and want all your labels the same, then you'll want to stick with PCGS's 2 tone blue or plain light blue and don't mix them up. First Strikes are nice, but good luck finding a 1996 First Strike Label coin. Collectors are picky. There are a lot of fancy newer labels from PCGS are NGC, but I recommend to stick with ones you can get an entire set of. I'd rather 'build' a set so I know I've picked each year to be clean and spot free. Don't misunderstand though - there are some signed labels, etc. that I will buy as stand-alones that really are a great investment so there's that, too. You may even want to collect every label ever made for a certain year. Collecting is a personal thing and you can have fun with collecting using different approaches.