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I use it with source material in pdf, which means that many times I have to zoom in on designs or columns. The price is good. The build quality is good as well. The laser is good too. The built-in case for the receiver is also nice. The casing has a rubbery feel, doesn't slip, and gives a sense of durability. A big plus is the on/off switch that extends battery life by deactivating the motion sensors. This way, the batteries do not need to be removed when not in use. The mouse function is welcome and more accurate than I expected. Why four stars and not five? I think it has three ergonomic issues. First, the buttons are very close to each other and lack a click feel. This increases typing errors. Second, the required pressure is quite high. For a short presentation, this is not a problem, but if you use it for hours, it tires the thumb. Third and most importantly, the scroll wheel on the side is positioned further back and is more sensitive than it should be. The result is that quite often when I press the laser button, I accidentally activate the scroll wheel, causing me to change pages and then search for which page I was on. This is after using it for 120 hours so far. Some of the issues may improve with use. Presenters with mouse functionality have many buttons and require a good amount of time to get used to. Those who only deal with PowerPoint files might be more satisfied with something simpler and more user-friendly.

I have bought various adapters of different types over time. This particular company offers the highest quality I have seen. This specific adapter is no exception. Perfect fit and excellent build quality.

The Elgato Key Light Air Professional LED Panel with 1400 Lumens is a remote-controlled lighting panel for presentations, streaming, etc. It has excellent, high-quality, and sturdy construction. With four of these, you are good to go for almost professional applications. One in the front, two on the sides for shadows, and one behind the background. I know they may sound expensive, but the work is done very easily because they are remote-controlled from the computer or iPad (which is what I used). The initial setup was a bit strange (initially, the control device needs to be directly connected to the light via wifi and then passed to the room's router). The control application allows for software updates, color temperature adjustment, intensity control, and on/off. If you want, you can turn them on or off as a whole, which is very convenient and speeds up the work a lot. It also works very nicely with Elgato's Stream Deck, so you can add programmable hardware buttons for control during the presentation. Personally, I no longer use it, but it can be very useful if you want to play with lighting effects or make initial settings that take time without getting up from your chair. What I didn't like: the screw that holds the clamps on the stand and also holds the panel at the same time is short, and to place the panel on the stand, you literally need three hands: one to hold the panel, one to screw the clamps, and one to hold them so they don't come off. This resulted in one clamp falling off during assembly, which I am still looking for. This won't bother those who have a fixed installation. Overall, it is a very good, flexible, and value-for-money lighting fixture.

The Rebound Hybrid, as its name suggests, is a hybrid product, combining two cases in one. The inner case fits so well on the tablet that I struggled to put it on. It protects the tablet from all sides except the screen. The tablet, with the inner case on, can be placed in an outer case that attaches to the tablet with a magnet. The outer case is a classic trifold case that offers multiple viewing angles. Additionally, it allows for portrait orientation by simply rotating the inner case relative to the outer case by 90 degrees. Its major advantage is that the inner case attaches to the outer case with one movement. I would not use this case in an industrial or construction environment. I have done so, but the lack of screen protection during tablet use is noticeable. On the contrary, in a home or office environment, it is perfect because it transforms with one movement, providing satisfactory protection. If you purchase it, pay attention to your order because the same company also sells a case that looks similar to it in the photos (I almost fell for it), but it is different as it does not offer the hybrid function. As a general-purpose case, I highly recommend it.

I use the pump to pump rainwater that enters from the ramp into the garage. I have nothing to say about its durability as I have only had it for a few months. I bought it for the water level sensor, which can be adjusted even at a very low height. This gives it a huge advantage compared to pumps with a float switch that cannot be adjusted to such low levels.

I start with the negatives. I believe that a plastic piece, no matter how useful it is, could be cheaper. Also, nothing prevents someone from stealing it. Other than that, if you have an automatic machine without a parking brake, the Ariete Lever Lock is a lifesaver. I live on a hill with steep slopes. I was tired of making a whole operation just to be able to park my Beverly without fearing that it would roll downhill with a simple push or a gust of wind. Installing it on the brake lever is a matter of seconds. The same goes for removing it. It is also very small and does not take up space. I highly recommend it to those who have no other way to secure their machine on downhill slopes.

I bought it one day after purchasing the iPad pro. I wanted something cheap and lightweight until I found a case equivalent to a tablet worth 1450€. I chose this specific case because I really liked its design. Carbon is a treasure! I haven't been counting the days, but I don't think it lasted more than a week with careful household use. The only thing I did that could be considered wear and tear is that I took out and put in the tablet two or three times a day. As you can see in the photo, the plastic frame around the camera lenses broke. But the worst part is that when the tablet was in the case, the screen would randomly scroll (sometimes up, sometimes down) at random times. After searching for two days and being ready to return the tablet as defective, I read that this phenomenon has been observed with some cases. I hope it applies to my case. Now, without the case, everything is fine. I can't prove that the problem is due to the case. I'm just stating my observations. However, the breakage is certain and very dangerous for the tablet's safety because it wasn't easily visible. I will search for a case with higher specifications.

As for the Crocs Literide 360 Unisex, they are fantastic. Perfect fit with a mesh upper that allows the foot to breathe and not sweat. With the straps placed on the heels (they can also be placed on the front part and the Crocs Literide can be worn as slippers), they give a sense of stability of a well-designed athletic shoe. I understand that their price may seem unreasonably high to some, as it seemed to me before I bought them, but now that I have tried them and considering that I wear them almost all day, I have reconsidered my opinion.
Regarding the size, I had some concerns because I had read comments that the sizes do not correspond to reality. In the end, I did not have any problem. I wear both 42 - 42.5, I got something similar and they fit me perfectly. My feet have proportions that could be called "normal". I highly recommend them!