Thunderbolt/USB-C Dockingstation mit 100w PD Ladung (steckbar UD-768PDZ)
EUR 74,89
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10. Okt. 2018
Easy to install, but seems unreliable.
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich It worked as soon as I plugged it in on a windows 10 laptop - no driver was needed. However, on long transfers (over a minute) to USB drive it fails. The drive disconnects and the transfer fails. I've tried a few different drives. If I can't depend on it for doing backups it's not very useful.
11. Mai. 2016
you get what you pay for
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich it's just a cheap speaker stand. Not very stable, not heavy enough to withstand bumps and wire snags ---- and not very durable. Mine fell over and broke the bracket, and monoprice couldn't replace that part.
These will only hold a ~2lb speaker that is very small. My mirage nanosats are ~3.5lbs and extend too far forward for the stand to balance securely.
I would only use these where there's no chance of bumping into them and no chance of the cables getting pulled on.
15. Dez. 2016
Good headphones, especially. for the price. Except....
These are really good 'phones. Very clear, warm, punchy. Bass is rich, tight and deep.
I bought these as a stopgap until I could replace my Shure earbuds, or maybe get Grados. But these really surprised me, I would use these instead, except for one downside...
They aren't noise isolating at all. I don't know how they define "noise isolating", (eg.,in decibels), but these really don't work in a noisy environment like the gym. All that great sound is for nothing if it can't reasonably block out ambient music, voices, clanking noises.
Another issue I noticed is that the cord is so flexible that it tangles every single time you pack it. There's no way to wind or wrap that will avoid tangles, because it doesn't retain any shape.
Another issue still is that because it's fabric-sheathed, it absorbs sweat and will eventually smell and need to be cleaned. After cleaning (ran soapy water over it and squeezed it out along the length of the wire) the sheathing became oddly stuff, and developed kinks in it. I would honestly prefer rubber, maybe silicone.