Anyone also use the Hobbico? If so how does it compare? thank you
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Pretty good. You can do a lot of jobs with it. It's got a couple sized heads (two). It works great for messing about, doing little jobs.
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D. Rein, I am debating purchasing one of these. I've really gotten into workout dvds and I'm tracking my calories without much success on my scale. I am hoping one of these can help me adjust my workout/eating to reach my goals. Which do you think would be better for me? I work a desk job so most of my day is sedentary. I'm also continuously tired and am excited to have something that tracks my sleep. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Hi;I watched the video.now I want to buy,but realy I got confused. which one is much better??
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I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco besides putting slip covers over the plastic snaps. I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco... » Read More I have seen multiple listings for the same products before. I look at each one to compare the difference - some could be newer models. I typically order from the listing if Amazon sells it.As for the comment about buying an Ergo. They are good, a friend bought one, keep in mind that if you have an infant you may need to by the insert as well.Which ever carrier you buy I highly recommend following the instructions or getting help from some one who knows how. We got help from a local business that knew how to use it properly and we have had no issues with the Becco besides putting slip covers over the plastic snaps. « Show Less
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As JWB mentioned, had good luck with the Moultrie 880, too! Nevertheless, I do own one of the Bone collector versions. It works well. ** However, if you purchase one of the bushnell bone collector cams, make sure you test it upon its delivery (or within the return window) for the dreaded 'auto-trigger' some of these tend to have. Basically, once the PIR senses motion, the camera will take pictures until either the batteries run out or you turn it off. I had this problem with the bone collector last winter (for xmas), and returned it through Amazon without any trouble and the second one works perfectly. There are many settings for picture quality and the photos are good and with a set of lithium batts (highly recommended) this thing should last a long time (up to a year I have had one of my bushnell cams go, but much depends on camera settings and frequency of photos, etc).** I have an older cudde too. Personally, I have been drawn to the bushnell's, but cudde makes good cameras too. Bushnell = good cameras for me, cost effective, slightly slower trigger speed, but super great battery life, good photos, but if target is moving rapidly the photos can be a bit less refined. Cudde = trusted brand, known for a fast trigger, and reasonable cost. I haven't had the best cudde pics, but it was an older camera. If it were me, it would come down to $ and battery life depending on what you need it for as many cameras are good now - even the moultrie880 (had pretty good luck with that camera too!). Good luck.
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I used the nostromo for a good 2-3 years playing WoW and I absolutely loved the D-pad on that device and when I saw the orbweaver come out I was a bit skeptical about the new mechanical D-pad. After about 5 months of solid game play with the orbweaver I can say that I did get use to the new D-pad. The only problem I would say is that I sometimes hit the wrong keybind on my D-pad other than that it's perfectly fine.
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I just bought the Mio c230. I've yet to use it, but it had the best combination of features in that price range. The TomTom 1 3rd edition was the easist to use, but it doesn't have text to speech, something I'm betting I'll be glad I got. After all, whatever ease you lose setting it, you gain by having the steet names spoken. I'd be interested to see what other people think.
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I have both the Blue Yeti and the GoMic. The Yeti is 200x better but the GoMic is ultra portable. I would suggest you take the heavy metal base off your Yeti and travel with that if you can. Just use a cup to hold it up =) The GoMic is my backup. I use it for my podcast (Travel Like a Boss)
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To 5 yorkies and H. Bowman: This should work just fine for the both of you. I've had this a few days, but today was the first time I've really had time to play with it. Its taken all day to get to get an eReader that will work good. This unit comes with Aldiko as the eReader app, but I couldn't figure out how to buy/download books (it comes with downloads to tons of free books, but thats not what I was looking for). Someone else on this site gave a web address to download Kindle for Android and now I have it downloaded (even started reading the book I was looking for). I was able to setup my email right away, although it didn't work very well through the setup wizard (I have yahoo mail). Since I already have an android phone, I checked the settings on my phone and just did a manual setup using the same settings. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I will do what I can do help. Good luck to you...I'm loving my new tablet so far.
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Buy the VadoHD TRUST ME Vado 1st version, the second has nothing different other than color. I would go on and on but it is pointless to do so, the Vado wins HANDS DOWN
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Feeling lucky the snow joe was backordered... There are quite a few reviews on the QVC site, and nearly half say the thing didn't work for more than a few minutes. Trying to cancel my order by getting a hold of True Value/Home & Beyond has also been a nightmare.I'd say the reputation of Toro with the peace of mind from ordering directly from Amazon is the way to go.
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It looks like they are very similar; however, you should check out infantino.com to really compare them. I love my ecosash and use it all the time. It's comfortable and easy to use, even by yourself.
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Now, here is a kicker. On BH site it shows as DISCONTINUED! So what's the replacement if it's the case? I was hesitant to pull a trigger a couple of weeks ago when price was around $435 and obviously have missed the opportunity. However, if this is already an old model, I am very interested in a replacement.
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GoPro is good for quality but ghost isn't far behind and mounts A LOT better and more streamlined on the helmet. I use my ghost for motovlogging and it's the go-to for most motovloggers because it's good quality and streamlined. My vote is definitely for the ghost. The sony one sucks. Get a ghost.
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I use mine occasionally. There are now DOZENS of competitors on the market. I have not compared mine with less expensive options. The foxLV2 does remain a very well constructed unit.
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Anyone??? I am having the same question...not sure which one to buy...both seem to have pros and cons!
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I did a lot of research and this is the one I decided to get. Try checking it out at www.dpreview.com. They have excellent reviews and you can do side-by-side comparisons.