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This Soocas oral hygiene product is FDA approved. Product arrived sealed in 6 boxes. There are 50 per box dental floss picks which are disposable. The built materials are food grade PP (body) and high molecular weight polyethylene fiber (floss). Toothpic (tail part) is rounded and elastic. The soft, thin (1mm) fiber is extremely durable and break-resistant. Both floss and pick are tasteless and odorless. In my testing, the handle broke after I pushed it 7 times to high stress levels (its maximum load-bearing is 3.15kg). The firmly fixed fiber didn't break or crack although I tried hard to damage it. It does not absorb water, neither exfoliates. Another plus is that it easily glide through tight spaces between crooked teeth. Check also my review-testing video of the product here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omA_43B-5yU

The Vention 3.5mm Male to Male Braided Audio Cable is available in six lengths to choose according to your needs. This is the longest version (5m). It came in a sealed plastic bag. The wire feels very durable but lacks a velcro strap. Metal alloy housings are well-built. Their main built material is metal alloy while featuring reinforcement on each housing. The Vention cable adopts two 3.5mm TRS male connectors and doesn't support a microphone. I've got to say that the housings are well designed and so skinny that they fit in limited space ports. I plugged the cable into many devices even Bluetooth ones, to test its outperformance and lag. It worked flawlessly on all my testings and had good balance in mids, highs, low frequency. Check out my testing review video of the Vention 5m cable here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCofaSKXOvA

I have been using their case for the past 6 months to store two Orico enclosures for 2.5" hard drives. This specific case has an external carbon fiber coating, making it suitable for transportation and travel. It comes in 5 variations of materials and sizes. It securely closes with a durable zipper, and its interior has a velvet lining to prevent scratches. One side of the interior has a strong elastic mesh for storing cables, memory cards, flash drives, earphones, etc. I should note that it comfortably fits a second hard drive enclosure. Its external dimensions are 151 x 107 x 40 mm, measured with precision calipers. It weighs only 72.5 g. It is also water-resistant. It initially has a plastic smell, but fortunately, it disappears after a few days. I highly recommend it without hesitation for storing/transporting sensitive electronic devices.

In this video, the Orico case is presented in detail, along with a compatibility test with two different USB external hard drive enclosures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRXK49R0gbU

I have been using it for the past 11 months as my main keyboard for my computer. Although it has a compact 60% layout, it has served me well as both a work keyboard and for gaming, which is its main use. So, for those of you who deal with texts, programming, remote work, and are thinking that it won't be suitable for such use, you will be satisfied if you get it, as it has all the shortcuts and special keys like a regular keyboard. And for those of you who are gamers, you can buy it without a second thought.
It is hot-swappable with high-quality Outemu switches and comes in versions with red, blue, or brown switches. The quality of all the materials is high and comparable to well-known expensive keyboards. The package includes: a USB connection-charging cable, two key-switch removal tools, and a detailed user manual with all the key shortcuts and combinations in tables. It has full RGB lighting that can be fully adjusted through an application or manually from the keyboard. It can be wirelessly connected to up to 3 devices simultaneously or wired with the USB cable. I tested it on Windows (7, 10, 11), Android, and it worked flawlessly without any lag. It weighs 570g and its dimensions are 287 x 95 x 34 mm.
The only drawback is that anyone who uses it for a while won't be able to go back to cheap mechanical or membrane keyboards. In the video below, you will find performance tests as well as a detailed presentation with all the features and functions of the BlitzWolf BW-KB0 (white color, red Outemu switches): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bih4fDQeRLs

I have both versions of the BlitzWolf BW-TC23 cable (one is 2 meters long and the other is 1 meter long). This review is for the 2-meter version. The materials and quality of the BW-TC23 are exactly the same as the corresponding Baseus Type-C 100W cable with a display. The main differences between them are two. In the Blitzwolf, the display is green (LED), low brightness, and refresh rate, resulting in a delay of about 2 seconds in the measurement indications. Additionally, the Blitzwolf is more affordable.

In terms of power performance, it performs exceptionally well without any issues or overheating. I measured a maximum output power of 98W in PD3.0 charging (20V 5A). It supports almost all fast charging and Mi Turbo Charge for Xiaomi devices. In this video, all compatibility tests and charging of the BlitzWolf BW-TC23 100W (2m) cable on USB devices are presented: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YB4MT2ly5w

The LogiLink CP095 3m cable comes in a simple transparent nylon bag without plastic protection for the connectors. It is suitable for a computer, monitor, UPS, and generally any device with a female IEC-C13 socket. The maximum load capacity of the cable is 2300W. The two plugs are made of quality materials that give me the impression that they will withstand a lot, with one (socket) having a 90-degree angle. The cable's casing and insulation are quite durable and slightly flexible. I measured a total thickness of 7mm. I used a tape measure for the length of the cable and measured it at approximately 2.95 meters. Another thing I need to emphasize is the excellent dimensions of the plugs, which result in them staying securely in the female sockets. I bought it for my new computer, which is located quite far from the UPS. It has been connected to the BlitzWolf BW-GP1 550W power supply for the past 4 months. I haven't noticed any problems or defects with the cable, which operates for 4-6 hours per day. I have also performed continuity tests and voltage measurements on the cable, which are included in a short review in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyvQsuiAsBY

A very affordable cable stripper that performs exceptionally well in practice. It is practical and effective as it operates automatically like a stapler, but unfortunately, it does not have an adjustment for insulation depth.

I tested it on various continuous and alternating current cables with a total diameter ranging from 0.8 to 3.3 millimeters. In all my tests, it almost flawlessly stripped the insulation except for very small cables where it damaged the insulation because it was made of very fragile material. It stripped all the other cables perfectly without cutting the conductor internally. It has an integrated scale in millimeters and inches on its jaws for manually adjusting the length of the stripped cable. Additionally, its materials are quite good for the price it is sold. It is a suitable tool for cables from 24 to 14 AWG. I tested it on a cable up to 16 AWG.

For household tasks (DIY projects) and occasional use, it is the most ideal option available at this price. As proof of what I am saying, please refer to the following video where its efficiency is tested on the mentioned cables: https://youtu.be/sEVrGJ-18B4

I bought the 5.25" to 3.5" adapter to install Akasa 3.5" front type-c ports in the be quiet! Pure Base 600 case. The frame has dimensions of 148 x 139 x 42.4 mm and fits perfectly in the 5.25" front bay of my PC. I used the screws included in the be quiet! case to secure it in the front bay. The Akasa panel with the added USB ports is properly aligned and does not have large gaps around it. The adapter is made of medium-quality plastic but has high durability and resembles black aluminum. Video presentation of the product with compatibility test in a be quiet! case can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWqTE-soSQE