Toshiba Smart Wifi Air Conditioner

[0.04 lb] connecting a 2013 Macbook Air to a Toshiba TV

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] Used to connect the prewired speakers our Toshiba SMART TV. Also to our phones via BLUETOOTH for audio and to DVD player. Pretty decent sound.

[0.425 lb] It's a well designed smart battery. You can always use more time in the air!

[0.035 lb] Slim. My Wifi SD from Toshiba works fine inside this adapter for my Canon 5D Mark III.

[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.

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

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.

[Black] Fits by Toshiba laptop just great!

[0.18 lb] Hadn't had any audio dropouts, but since our burgeoning smart home is full of wifi using devices, made sense to get Sonos onto its own network.

[Google Home] I have many TP-Link Kasa Smart switches and plugs. They are all excellent in what I feel is the most important function of a smart wifi device - the ability to retain a steady wifi connection even when located some distance from the wifi access point. One of my Kasa smart plugs even works inside an outdoor wooden shed 45 feet from the house and more than 50 feet from the access point inside a cabinet in the house. The Kasa software is functional. The only minor issue I have had is that setup of these devices sometimes takes more than one try to initially connect, and on occasion the device is actually connected even though the setup software doesn't think so. Remember, these devices work on 2.4ghz wifi signals only, not on 5ghz. I am using only the Kasa app on my iPhone, not any smart home software other than Kasa (like Google's or Amazon's), so I can't comment on that.