Front Load Washer Dryer Model 4000

[0.04 lb] Manufacturer may not like me saying this, but we launder these in a zip-bag in washer & then dry in dryer. They come out of dryer like a soft ball, but they're still usable. We've likely laundered them 15-20 times before they lose their shape & stretch. I just hate throwing things away with the planet having limited resources & excessive trash already. Our guests wear headphones while getting services.

[webOS ] I love this tv. As I do with my LG washer dryer and fridge. Have to say support sicks. Printed user guide 120 pgs. It's of little use. As it is rather generic.

[8 ms] I have sent these headphones through the washer AND dryer honest to God, at least 7 times. They still work every time. Might just be a fluke but man, I love these headphones. Thank you for making a product that can withstand my forgetfulness.

[Ink Tank] Great color and easy to load into the Canon Pro 4000

[1.9 lb] Great for large jobs. I also have the small Model to keep in front of my monitor.

[Zipper] I haven't actually used this yet, but I did load it, weigh it, and pretend to put it in an overhead for practice. Seems perfect for my gear. I travel with a DLSR, mirrorless and 4 lenses. There is room for that and a change of clothes if a bag gets delayed. The front compartment easily holds my 15 laptop. The laptop compartment sort of locks by attaching the loop on the zipper to the integrated lock for the case (watch the video). The case rolls easily. I agree with the reviewer who said it would be nice if the bottom of the case was flat, but with my gear that is not a problem. The recommended accessory GRID-IT organizer of 10X12 does not fit the interior front pocket and looks like it has been removed as a suggestion. All-in-all this looks like it will be a great bag. It will be my carry-on but seems sturdy enough to gate check on smaller planes.

[225 W] After nearly 9 months of research, and narrowing my choice down to the Lenovo P72, Dell 7730 and ZBook 17 G5, I went with the ZBook.  Based on my internet research, Lenovo and Dell both had more system issues, including Thunderbolt issues and throttling under heavy load.   This configuration of the ZBook (i7 8850, Quadro P3200 graphics processor and 16G ram) hit the sweet spot for price/performance, especially at the $2749 price B&H was asking ($500 discount).   You can spec the system with a faster processor and faster graphics card, but ALL of the systems from the big 3 (Dell, Lenovo and HP) will throttle under heavy load if you spec higher than a 8850 and P3200.  Why pay for extra processing power that will get throttled at heavy load? One of the primary reasons I went with this system was the combination of DreamColor display and integrated display calibration system.  B&H doesnt list this particular model (MFR # 4RB09UT#ABA) as coming with the dreamcolor display, but it does!  I definitely wanted the Dreamcolor display for photo editing, so verified with both B&H customer service and HP customer support that this particular model was the DreamColor model before ordering.  The display is definitely worth the extra cost if you will be using the system for photo editing or color-critical graphics work.   My display had minor light bleed issues in the lower left corner, but I decided that was insignificant and wouldnt affect my photo editing work.  Im very glad I kept the system.  Its a tremendous upgrade over my several years old Dell Precision workstation. The easy upgrade back panel makes it super easy to upgrade ram and SSDs.   No system is perfect, but Im convinced this system comes closest to perfection out of the options available on the market today.

[0.92 lb] I like a simple, dedicated, mp3 player. This model is just that. Easy to load music. It's a good product for the money.

[0.045 lb] Leica offers 2 body caps. This newer model, and the older #14195 which is $6 less. The newer one says Leica at front and back says Made in Germany. Both caps have part numbers on the back. Both caps fit M bodies well. So it is up to you whether $6 worth the name and where it is made stamped. Leica owners should get this one because paying $6 more is totally insignificant. I got this one because I want to put Leica on my Zeiss Ikon body.

[2] I've had this keyboard model for years on an old desktop computer. I just bought a second one to park in front of my laptop at the kitchen table. Oh my, what a difference! It has turned the laptop into a productivity center. Build quality is fantastic, layout is great, and tactile feel reduces keying errors. I may get a third!