any drawbacks from using this product that i should know about? i bought a Sony 50 inc led a couple of months ago and it needs a good cleaning.
174944
I haven't seen any drawbacks. Just be sure you spray the cloth and not the screen.
174945
I have been using it on every screen in my home and business It works great! Just remember to not spray it directly on your electronics
174946
Nope. I left a great review on this. The other cleaners I tried would streak. This is the only one that works great in my opinion and you get more of it then you do other brands too.
174947
Works great on large screen led TV. My cousin used it on his large screen tv also on monitor screens and cleaned them very good. That's the reason I purchased the same product.
580127
I personally habe no problem with mine so far.usually, Leds do last over 10 years but cheap components makes problems especially when it's connected without ground wire.
912826
Yes, I agree that I think the root cause of the degrading light output issue is likely the failure of the LED itself. LED lighting is still fairly new and I think some are under the impression that LED's are immune from failure. In fact, they do "burn out" but I think we all are learning that often rather than burn out, they just get progressively dimmer. In the case of our Nebo flashlights, I suspect the great price of the flashlight may be possible by using a lower-cost LED. I think we all are learning a lesson that when it comes to LED flashlights, like many things we buy, you get what you pay for. Yes, I agree that I think the root cause of the degrading light output issue is likely the failure of the LED itself. LED lighting is still fairly new and I think some are under the impression that LED's are immune from failure. In fact, they do "burn out" but I think we all are learning that often rather than burn out, they just get progressively dimmer. In the case of our Nebo flashlights, I suspect the great price of the flashlight may be possible by using a lower-cost LED. I think we all are learning a lesson that when it comes to LED flashlights, like many things we buy, you... » Read More Yes, I agree that I think the root cause of the degrading light output issue is likely the failure of the LED itself. LED lighting is still fairly new and I think some are under the impression that LED's are immune from failure. In fact, they do "burn out" but I think we all are learning that often rather than burn out, they just get progressively dimmer. In the case of our Nebo flashlights, I suspect the great price of the flashlight may be possible by using a lower-cost LED. I think we all are learning a lesson that when it comes to LED flashlights, like many things we buy, you get what you pay for. « Show Less
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The LED bulb and new style lens work in unison to give off a LOT brighter illumination. What a difference. Plus my old lens was so scratched up and dirty so at the time I was trying to locate a lens, when my bulb blew out. It took care of both worlds. Thanks
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I used the phillips brand on mine and it fixed up my problems. If your problem is just a dirty lens this should help. Make sure your cd is unscratched when before and after testing. These are good to use on your home cd and dvd players as well, including computer drives.
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I had a bad one once and amazon let me return it right away... something you should know, I am an audio / video tech. and I know a little about handling the bulb... never touch the glass or bulb with your fingers, the oil from your hand will cause a burn out or shorten the life of the bulb... use a glove or a towel while handling. and if you have the original bulb that came with the TV, use the old housing with the new bulb and you will have better results... good luck and I still have my tv and works fine... its a great model.
125690
If your picture is dim then a new lamp should make it like new again. It is doubtful anything other than a degraded lamp would cause a dim picture. I wouldn't expect to get a refund if the lamp works. I bought one but really couldn't tell a difference. I don't know if the TV just didn't need a new lamp or that the off brand lamp isn't as bright as an OEM lamp. Personally, I'd stick with OEM Sony parts. They cost more though.
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I would keep an eye on it but be aware that this is a common issue with the TV's not the bulb. Sony actually settled with a HUGE number of people over the "blue blob" issue and optical block issues and gave them new tvs at discounted price. Sony is aware of an issue where the plastic melts inside the TV and some have had their entire inside warp (maybe I read something about a fire hazard also). My KDF-70XBR950 has a hole in the front of the lamp door where the plastic has melted and warped. Do an internet search for "Sony blue blob" or "Sony optical block problem" and you can read a ton about it. I would keep an eye on it but be aware that this is a common issue with the TV's not the bulb. Sony actually settled with a HUGE number of people over the "blue blob" issue and optical block issues and gave them new tvs at discounted price. Sony is aware of an issue where the plastic melts inside the TV and some have had their entire inside warp (maybe I read something about a fire hazard also). My KDF-70XBR950 has a hole in the front of the lamp door where the plastic has melted and warped. Do an internet search for "Sony blue blob" or "Sony optical block... » Read More I would keep an eye on it but be aware that this is a common issue with the TV's not the bulb. Sony actually settled with a HUGE number of people over the "blue blob" issue and optical block issues and gave them new tvs at discounted price. Sony is aware of an issue where the plastic melts inside the TV and some have had their entire inside warp (maybe I read something about a fire hazard also). My KDF-70XBR950 has a hole in the front of the lamp door where the plastic has melted and warped. Do an internet search for "Sony blue blob" or "Sony optical block problem" and you can read a ton about it. « Show Less
2202677
Thanks for your prompt reply - I actually already own this item! After years of use, the bulb has burned out and I'm tying to determine if it can be replaced. I'm disappointed with the short lifespan of the item, but I wasn't necessarily disappointed with the performance. With the proper room placement, focus of the lens, and assurance that there was no light polution, the item performed quite well. Until it died, of course!
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hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$ with free standard shipping. hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$... » Read More hi there, I bought 2 of these. Works very good, plenty of power for most jobs. As you can see in the left of the primary image, is the LED thing, in which you slide the battery. So you have to either use the drill, or the flashlight(if you have 1 battery). Personally not very impressed with the flashlight, not powerful at all. Recently bought a camp lamp(with 57 leds), from ebay for about 7-8$, it takes 3pc of AAA, and it works better, it is lighter, and you can hang it like a regular hanger. So don't rely on the flashlight..But the drill is awesome ! Got it for a deal here, was around 65$ with free standard shipping. « Show Less
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I happen to be in the lamp manufacturing business. The output of this mirror LED is in the visiable range. It has no harmful UVB or UVA component. In fact the spectral response provides excellent duplication of natural daylight.
40577
As per usual english_august is reporting from outer space and is obviously a "space cadet". He or she doesn't have a clue about what he or she is talking about! Based on my experience with LEDs as an electronics experimenter, I believe that they will never dim or burn out. LEDs need a jolt of high voltage to burn them out. Their circuit can be designed to protect them from this. I hope this dude purchases his or her precious Sony and spends $600.00 to $1200.00 for replacement bulbs over the life of the set. In the meantime the rest of us will be enjoying our "Sammys" without fuss or muss and keeping our wallets intact.
956580
I used it in my Sony Handycam DCR-HC28 & it worked great. I was getting horizontal lines in my videos and the cleaner stopped that from happening. U just run it for 10 seconds a time. I don't know how many 10 second cleaning times it will have. I've run it 3 times so far. I took over 8 hours of video on the last trip and all was good.
1598404
It shouldn't. My product from this vendor was sub-par. It had white stuff all over it (and still does, the bulb has also blown and ive hardly had it 6 months). The people I got in contact with told me I needed to clean it with a damp towel for up to 2 weeks. Never have I ever come across that with any type of Himalayan salt item before.
1284035
I've never had any issues with it but I mostly use a LED lamp. For the money it works when I need it to.
912825
I don't know exactly what the problem is but the same thing happened to me. I sent mine back to Nebo for replacement/repair which was successful. I suspect the problem is high heat generated from prolonged use causes damage to the LED, which would be a fundamental design flaw with the device. I have since tried to limit continuous on time for this reason.
698843
Did you make sure your batteries are fully charged? Perhaps cleaning the copper contacts would help as well. The first things I do when receiving a flash light is always cleaning the dirt/grime in the threads and the contact points. I've had no problems with this particular light and I actually like it quite a bit