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![]() Dash Cams -
For the love of God, DO NOT buy the one(s) you see on TV, especially the one called Dash Cam Pro: ![]() I can speak from experience.... they're absolute junk. I tried two from Walmart... both got returned. Two from Target... both got returned. Two more from Kmart... guess what? Yep... returned. Crappy quality and never recorded in 1080p, as advertised. If you absolutely want/need one, here are my suggestions: - Walmart has a Pilot model CL3004WK (non-flipscreen, oval-shaped) for $35 which has excellent picture and sound quality, but shitty battery life (around 20-25 minutes). So if you intend to use it strictly in the car, this one works great: ![]() - Best Buy has some models in the $70-$100 range that look promisiing, marketed by reputable brands. - For the best quality, you might want to consider springing for a GoPro. I caught a sale at Walmart for the Hero+ for $169 several months ago. In addition to using it for other purposes, it makes for an excellent dash cam. Using either my tablet or smartphone as the preview window (the Hero+ doesn't have a viewfinder), and an OEM window mount from Best Buy, I get incredible video/audio quality. In fact, I even bought a clamp mount and clamped it to my sunroof for some amazing footage (have gotten up to 78 mph with the GoPro clamped to the sunroof). One driver even mistook me for one of those Google Earth drivers... funny.
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![]() One product as seen on TV that you'd think doesn't work, but it does...
Music Bullet - ![]() Don't know where you an get it or even how much it costs, but it delivers a pretty good sound, with some amazingly long battery life. Don't expect it to fill up a room or to use it for your backyard parties, but for odd jobs, like an external speaker for your laptop on the go, or listening to audiobooks or music on your portable device, it'll surprise you with its volume and clarity.
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![]() Any chance you know if that is blutooth? I actually bought a small blutooth speaker for $25 from Walmart made by "808" I believe. Makes fantastic sound.
![]() Even the little Darth Vader blutooth speaker I gave to my son for his tablet makes unbelievable sound quality for the price of $15, even at high volumes. So well in fact that I have turned into the guy telling a kid to turn the damn music down. ![]() So the Music Bullet would have to be pretty cheap in price or really pump out the sound to match those. Those two speakers also have a line-in jack so you don't have to mess with wireless connections. |
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![]() No bluetooth. Has a 1/8" plug that plugs into a earphone jack of a device, and when not in use, the plug retracts into the unit.
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![]() The Magic Bullet blender is pretty powerful given its size. Works very well.
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![]() You = destroy.
Me = lose.
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So I reiterate my earlier recommendation... barely passable for small rooms, and wholly inadequate for anything larger. Also, due largely to the (sadly underpowered) fan needed to distribute the heat, its probable cost in electricity makes this a no-go for any practical use.
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![]() If I can find it on sale later today (Friday), I might buy this:
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![]() I've only used it once to scramble some eggs, but was fairly impressed with the results. Only a few bits of residue stayed in the pan and those came off with one wipe of a paper towel. Also, the metal handle didn't get hot, just as advertised. The single skillet was $29.99 and so far seems like a good investment. Not sure about the price of Copper Chef, but I would imagine it probably performs just as well. |
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