Serene Life Portable Air Conditioner

[5 V] This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

[C-Wire] Easy to use! Controls air conditioner and furnace. Reads humidity levels. Maintenance tracking and reminders.

[10 A] Running from a power conditioner to rack gear.

[3.155 lb] Get power conditioner at a great price.

[28 lb] Unless you're renting in LA or NYC, it's nearly impossible to find a Vario 5 with a small operator vest. I'm 5'6, medium build (34 waist), and still need to tightly strap up on this rig. That tells me it'll fit someone taller and bigger than me. This rig is perfect for larger/heavier camera rigs and a Movi Pro. Fitted correctly, you don't feel any of the weight and I can see it working well with female operators as well. One thing Easyrig doesn't really make clear and immensely valuable to me is: The rig can quickly be raised and lowered about 5-6 inches. That might not seem like a lot but I'm short at 5'6 and the increased arm height allows me to raise the camera/Movi to film taller people without having to shoot up at them. It's just 4 screws that can be quickly adjusted within 2 minutes. Finding a proper hard case to fly with this rig is not easy/cheap. BUT the vest can be easily separated from the arm in order to make the entire rig smaller and portable. Just takes adjusting the same 4 screws. Also helpful if you want to throw on a standard/larger vest for other operators. The Serene Arm is amazing. Paired with a Movi/Ronin, proper handling, and rolling your steps, you can get some amazingly smooth footage. Remember to adjust the tension of your Serene Arm so it's parallel to the ground. Also remember to loosen the Serene Arm while traveling so you can safely bend it and make your rig smaller for packing.

Unless you're renting in LA or NYC, it's nearly impossible to find a Vario 5 with a small operator vest. I'm 5'6, medium build (34 waist), and still need to tightly strap up on this rig. That tells me it'll fit someone taller and bigger than me. This rig is perfect for larger/heavier camera rigs and a Movi Pro. Fitted correctly, you don't feel any of the weight and I can see it working well with female operators as well. One thing Easyrig doesn't really make clear and immensely valuable to me is: The rig can quickly be raised and lowered about 5-6 inches. That might not seem like a lot but I'm short at 5'6 and the increased arm height allows me to raise the camera/Movi to film taller people without having to shoot up at them. It's just 4 screws that can be quickly adjusted within 2 minutes. Finding a proper hard case to fly with this rig is not easy/cheap. BUT the vest can be easily separated from the arm in order to make the entire rig smaller and portable. Just takes adjusting the same 4 screws. Also helpful if you want to throw on a standard/larger vest for other operators. The Serene Arm is amazing. Paired with a Movi/Ronin, proper handling, and rolling your steps, you can get some amazingly smooth footage. Remember to adjust the tension of your Serene Arm so it's parallel to the ground. Also remember to loosen the Serene Arm while traveling so you can safely bend it and make your rig smaller for packing.

[6.33 lb] I love the power conditioner. Finally stopped me from using power strips.

[Standard] I bought this clip on light to use as a portable light for plein air painting at night (nocturnes). It was very affordable and works great! Gives me a nice spread of light on both canvas and palette as I paint in the dark. It fits well in my kit. I haven't pushed the battery life yet but I always carry extra just to be prepared.

[Latch] I bought this case for the 13 Macbook Air for an upcoming trip that required some extra protection (rain and bumps/bruises). The laptop liner is great and fits the air almost perfectly (there is around 1/2 an inch on either side of the laptop). But what about the fact that the air isn't a constant thickness, doesn't it move around a lot? Pelican have thought of this and included some foam pads which you stick to the roof of the case, which stops all movement of the laptop. There's even room for me to velcro a portable SSD and card reader to the same roof of the case (in between the pads), saving me room in my camera bag! Throw in the durable strap (I didn't expect to use this, but it's really sturdy with a rubber shoulder piece), and it's a super portable way to take your laptop to inhospitable environments. It definitely adds some bulk (which may negate buying a macbook air), and now it may not fit in some 15 laptop bags/camera bags...but to me it's worth it if you want some protection (or if you're just clumsy...).