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Reviews (9)
Feb 23, 2019
Incredibly versatile if a bit pricey
Great solution for setting up a room with philips hue lightbulbs - I had to use this in my bathroom where the light switch is actually hidden behind the mirror (due to installing a double vanity in a bathroom that was originally built with one) and this allowed me to put the light switch in exactly the position you would expect - right next to the door. One funky thing is that when you press the smaller buttons, you have to keep pushing until the whole unit 'clicks' which isn't the most intuitive. But, once you get used to that, having the four settings is perfect for a bathroom, where you only want the lights to come on dimly early in the morning, and probably a little brighter at night.
I would say if you are in the Philips hue ecosystem, I prefer this over the dimmer, especially because this is programmable. If you have color lights, you can set up a 'morning' setting (i.e. blue light) an 'afternoon setting' (i.e. reddish light) and anything in between. It's not infinitely programmable (no disco setting unfortunately) but it is a great product if a little bit on the pricey side. It also comes with double-stick tape which makes it easy to place anywhere you want, although we will see how long it holds (especially in a bathroom which is by nature a very humid place)
Dec 09, 2018
Great case with a few (manageable) compromises
The zero lemon battery case is a very well executed and much-needed product for folks like me with a 3-year old phone that works fine but suffers from the diminished battery life that comes with nearly constant use. For those that don't want to spend ~$700 to 'upgrade' to a phone that's functionally identical to every 2ghz 8-core phone that's come out over the last 6-8 years this is a great alternative. Plus it's nice having 4 days worth of battery at your fingertips, especially if you travel a lot and don't necessarily have time to re-charge your phone every 30 minutes.
Yes it is slightly harder to reach the fingerprint sensor than before, but I still have never had a problem operating my phone post-install. I will say I do miss the 'quick charging' but the extended battery life more than makes up for it. The case is seriously large but I mean yeah of course it is. Science hasn't yet figured out how to add 3x battery capacity without increasing the battery's size 3x. So it is what it is.
Jun 26, 2018
Great value for the money, arrived quickly and as described
So I bought a 7.1 surround amplifier a while ago and needed a powered sub. After a quick google search this came up as the best 'budget' sub for under $1,000 but retails for $700. Found it here on eBay for less than $300 shipped and in no time at all it was at my door (or office rather). Setup was relatively easy and once I got everything dialed in it was great.
The sub is in a tiny room in my house (to be fair they're all pretty small) so even at 1/4 volume it still make a noticeable difference in the ambient air pressure. This thing would be comfortable with a full sized home movie theatre which is probably what I'd use it for one day down the road.
I would say top marks for sound quality and value, which is really all I care about. Yeah it's cosmetically a little dinged up, but then again so is my 80 year old house. Not really concerned about it.