It is no surprise that I am a fan of Peak Design products and this 6L sling bag is no exception.
This bag is the perfect size to carry a small camera, microphones, a tripod, and your everyday carry items.
The V2 sling style is an improvement over the previous model on appearance as well.
Be on the lookout for Peak Design Black Friday sales too 🙂
I have been a long time supporter of Google products (Phones, Smart Speakers, Tablets, etc.) and I was a happy owner of their Nest WIFI Mesh system until two months ago.
Suddenly my WIFI went from strong and stable to a constant headache. I had to unplug and reset one of the mesh nodes AT LEAST once per day.
I finally had enough and purchased a TP LINK DECO XE75 to see if the problem was my house or the Google system.
I also share some other networking issues that popped up this month like rebuilding my #qnap TS-431+ storage array.
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I was in Upstate New York and found myself in a Five Below. They are known for their cheap devices like charging cables and even earbuds. I wanted a spare set of buds for my gym bag, and thought “why not”?
In this video I compare the “Bass Jaxx Classic True Wireless” earbuds and “ByTech Extreme Wireless” earbuds. Let’s just say they have very different results.
The good news is you can get a functional pair of wireless earbuds for $8!
I recently stayed at a nice vacation rental near the Finger Lakes, but it had a fly problem. I tried to buy a bug-a-salt, but the local Walmart didn’t have any in stock. They DID have a cheaper salt shotgun called the Bug Hunter.
This video shows the device in action and I share my thoughts on the Bug Hunter compared to the original Bug-a-Salt.
Sony announced the arrival of the ZV-E1 vlogging camera at the end of March and enthusiasts are excited. Featuring the same full frame sensor as the FX3 and the A7S3, the device should have fantastic image quality.
Couple that with a nex-gen AI chip to help with focus and subject detection and this camera really could be a game changer.
