How do these compare to the Kenko version, besides price?
744735
I bought this for my son and I don't know really anything about it. I know he likes it and uses it.
744736
I've had the Kenko tubes as well as the Zeikos (which I use now). In my opinion, the Zeikos are better designed and build, i.e. they're sturdier and the auto focus works. The AF doesn't work with all three tubes together but it does work with a variety of combinations of the three.
744737
I haven't tried Kenko, but I was not impressed with the Zeikos extension tubes. They we're not good at auto focusing at all?
744738
Don't know about Kenko version but the contacts are still functioning properly which some other reviewers said went bad.
273989
rain or moisture is not going to be good for any electronic item. with that said, I'm guessing this will be no better or worse than the $300 Kenwood or Yaesu HT. I have 3 of these and view them as expendable at $30.00. They are actually pretty well made and function as well as my Yaesu. With the GMRS and FMRS capability you can't beat the value
101091
These feet are much better than the standard small round ones. Leki feet are more dense and last much longer than these but are more expensive. Have a look at them. Jill
16513
Very comparable at a much more cost-effective price. I have used both YL and DoTerra and the only difference is the price. Eden's garden is a whole lot friendlier to the wallet. I have stopped buying from YL and DoTerra and just use these.
2244638
I looked at the Safety 1st Alpha Omega, but wasn't all that impressed with the comparative build quality. Also, the amazon reviews for it weren't as good when I was researching. The portability of the Diono also swayed me.
868673
difference imo is not actually in price but in quality . the regular rubbermaids tend to get stained either by sauce or just because its worn out. these premier actually don't get stained they stay as new . i have the 1st stain resistant that came out and loved them, so decided to buy these for my mom. hope you do as well :)
475750
I only have the $99 ones so I can't compare them. I find these satisfactory for my needs. I can't think of any improvement that would be worth an additional $300
975740
I'd say the air swimmers are better. They are the original and not a cheap knockoff. Had I known that at the time, I would have gotten the air swimmers. From what I've read on the reviews, they are made with better quality.
896366
no comparison. Knobby's make a lot of noise, and have a lot more rolling resistance. When you switch to these semi slicks, efficiency goes way up for commuting on pavement.
302251
I have another low end ukulele that is all. So, I cannot really give a comparison. What I can say is what I had already said about the OU5. I may, however, add that it is not pricey. Thanks.
1059674
Both are pretty good. When I was in the market, I got a deal where I could 5005 for the price of 3005 so just bought them.
103384
The question above is the critical one - you can alwys spend more and get better. BUT let me add this: for an immediate, and mind-blowing upgrade at less than 15 bucks, go out and get yourself a pair of Koss KSC75s. They are light on the ears, small, and easy to transport. However, they sound incredible not only "at this price range" but in their own right. Get that purchase over with and then you can think about whether you want to spend more or not. But trust me on this, for most folks the Koss's are fantastic. You won't be disappointed. No I don't work for Koss, but I'd be willing to. Koss KSC75 Portable Stereophone Headphones
791158
I had a pair of the 150s. Sounded very good, the 150 got dropped and cracked the magnet support. Not repairable so don't drop these!! Only real difference I see is the 350's can be turned up louder to cover more space. The 150's are a really good value. Good clear sound across the freq ranges, bass seems a little better on the 350's. Unless you have a really large area to cover the 150's are great. I replaced the 150's with the 350's just to have something different.
1488532
You're absolutely right. I bought the Reiko because of the description. It had everything I needed. I'm still very happy with it months later. I can't imagine you not being happy with it.
481431
These were the Best Buy variant of the B20s. According to Klipsch, the only reall difference is a slightly different crossover point. My guess is that these might be a little warmer than the B20s. Interestingly, these rate better. I have a set and I like them very much.
1311354
All treads are the same. The Kenko attacks between the body and the lens. You have to worry about the front of the lens if your buying filters etc. e.g. you have get a 67mm filter to fit a 67mm lens.
126014
I havnt bought the more expensive sticks ... other reviews say there is no difference - these work great for me ! .... mm