Ps5 Controller Turbo Mode

[1.8 oz / 51 g] Incredible brightness from something that fits in your pocket. The 4,000 lumen turbo mode is astonishingly bright. Versatile as well with its 1 - 200 lumen Normal mode options. I'd say it a must have for going out at night anywhere whether you need it to read something in the dark , find something you lost or temporarily blind someone with its 4,000 lumen option !

[LED] If I had one complaint is that I do wish the unit could remain on turbo mode for longer without over heating. Battery life is excellent. Build quality is superior.

Incredible brightness from something that fits in your pocket. The 4,000 lumen turbo mode is astonishingly bright. Versatile as well with its 1 - 200 lumen Normal mode options. I'd say it a must have for going out at night anywhere whether you need it to read something in the dark , find something you lost or temporarily blind someone with its 4,000 lumen option !

[Aluminum] For such a small flashlight it's unbelievably bright on turbo mode. High setting is also very bright, and lowest setting is very usable in most situations. Excellent light for everyday carry. Very convenient to recharge battery in car with it's built in battery. Can't comment yet on longevity of flashlight.

[LED] This little light packs a good punch. Turbo mode perfect amount of time for use and love that it automatically turns down after 30 seconds. I'm a facilities technician at a small university so this little guy comes in handy in a pinch. Lights up a room with ease. Doesn't blind you when used for up close inspection of leaks and the like. Battery life is fantastic. I received this 5 days ago and only charged it once when I got it and have used it plenty. Great little light. Would definitely recommend

[8x AA, AAA] This is by far the best battery charger I've ever owned. But it has a few issues. First the good things. It charges 8 AA or AAA cells. In normal mode it takes 2 to 3 hours, but you can select turbo mode, and it charges in 1 hour. (But the documentation warns that turbo mode might shorten battery life.) It also has mode that evaluates and conditions batteries. It charges, discharges, and recharges the batteries. This takes the better part of day, but it really works, and it reports the mAh capacity. I had some old batteries that my old charger would claim to charge much faster that the others, but the they ran down much faster, too. Two conditioning cycles with this charger and they were working as expected. It runs on both 120 and 240 VAC. Now for the nit picks. The interface is weird and you had better keep the instructions right beside the charger. For example to enter the conditioning mode with multiple batteries you have to insert one battery, then within 5 seconds press the CONDITION button, then insert the remaining batteries. On the display there are numbers 1 to 8 for the battery slots. There is a triagle that appears below the number. They can blink if various combinations. How does one interpret that? Apparently if the number but not the triangle is blinking the battery is charging, if both are blinking it indicates a battery fault. But it take careful reading of the manual to figure this out. Other strange things are that you are supposed to plug the AC adapter into the charger first, then plug the AC adapter into the AC power. Why should that matter? You are advised to insert the batteries in left-to-right order. There is a backlight and you can have it on or off. But to do that you must press the CONDITION and TURBO buttons at the same time. But if you remove power, it forgets the setting. The unit contains a fan. It is not very noisy, but you will definitely notice it in a quite room.

[16:9] Just got a ps5 recently and this is a must have

[7.74 lb] The Samson Graphite 49 works splendidly as a keyboard controller for most DAWs, but I'm using it live with an iPad App called B3X. It is the best Hammond B-3 simulation I've ever heard. The Graphite's 9 sliders have a drawbar mode which essentially reverses the direction (i.e; pulling down makes the response louder), and the learning/setup mode makes programming a breeze. Along with my Samson Carbon 61 I now have a dual manual portable rig that sounds like the real deal. The attached photo could be an advertisement for B&H: Both keyboards, the Apple Mini 5, and the Auray tablet holder came from here. What a store.........

[1.1 oz / 30.0 g] The DJI FPV Remote Controller has two sticks, for flight in normal mode, and with adjustable tension for manual freestyle use. This controller must be used with DJI Goggles 2 or 3. The antennae are built in, but have two or three times the reach of the DJI Mobile Controller.

[Common Anode] This is the only way to access Manual Mode. Controller 3 is lighter than the previous version. It is well made and the sticks are very smooth. The precision you can achieve is pretty amazing.