[2+2 Pack] Galaxy S21 Ultra (6.8 inch) Screen Protector with Camera Lens Protector, 9H Hardness 3D Curved HD Glass, Fingerprint Unlock, Easy Install, Scratch Resistant for Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Like because of screen protection better than a plastic unfortunately screen reader for the sonic finger print won’t work at all even with settings to the higher sensitivity have to reset it more than once and so many try’s lock me out of my phone for 30 minutes

Can't use fingerprint through this screen always had to remove screen to use it. No everyone uses face recognition. After a while the screen fell off and won't stick. Not even 4 months. And it cracked when i dropped my phone.

I bought this case specifically for filming using the Filmic Pro app on my iPhone SE and Zhiyun Smooth Q gimbal. I wanted something super lightweight to not put much stress on the gimbal. This ended up working perfectly for me. My phone was protected from water while I filmed at Amicalola Falls and the waterfalls in Tallulah Gorge in Georgia. When i originally weighed this on a digital scale, the weight was 11 grams I believe (this was a while back and I don't feel like taking it off the phone to check again). The iPhone SE weighs 113 grams, and the tempered glass screen protector I've also placed on the phone probably weighs 1 gram, bringing the total weight of the phone including all accessories to about 125 grams, easily the lightest professional quality filming solution currently possible. This should put as little stress and strain on the Zhiyun Smooth Q gimbal as possible, so that it stays calibrated and you don't damage the brushless motors. If you doubt the film quality of the iPhone SE running Filmic Pro, just look up some graded footage on Youtube. I think the footage quality I've gotten rivals what I can get from my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera on a well-lit scene under ideal conditions. If this is the use case for you, then this phone case is perfect for your needs.

I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the boxes to these mics to find that they've got a nice build quality- they're quite lightweight, in a sort of cheap kind of way, but the construction feels sturdy enough that as long as you're not letting them fall or get stepped on, they'll last.Sound quality-wise, I feel like these do a GREAT job at reproducing the sound of actual performances. When compared with an MXL 990, the Tempo gives a warmer, somewhat bassier sound with a rolled-off high end that I found to fit really well for wind instruments. It'd make a nice mic for someone with a rich, deep voice, but also functions well for attenuating and reining in the higher frequencies.A bonus with this mic (besides the nice little red light and 10dB pad switch) is that while the mic has excellent off-axis rejection- some of the best I've heard- with the right gain boost, you get a slightly different sound signature recording into the back of the mic.I am VERY satisfied with these mics, and for TWO of them at this price point, it's a steal!

For this price point, I can't complain. The case covers my phone and the clear looks nice, but it certainly won't protect it from much. The case is floppy. You can easily bend the edges away from the phone with your finger and the lip barely goes above the glass. I couldn't see this case protecting my phone from anything other than a 3" drop. Went and bought another sturdier case instead. Rating 4 stars since for this price point, I shouldn't really complain and get what I paid for. Won't be returning the item either since I got what I paid for :) ha.

The order comes with 2 protectors. These fit great on my iPhone 5S, and are easy to apply and keep clean. But I've found them to be less durable than other screen protectors I've had. The very first time I dropped my phone, which happened to be onto the bamboo floor of my bathroom (bamboo is a soft wood), it caused a large crack running across the whole screen protector. I waited about a week, then peeled it off and applied gthe second protector that came in the pack. After about 2 weeks and a few more minor drops, there are cracks appearing in the corner of the screen protector. The good news is there screen protector seems to have done its job in that the actual screen of my phone has not been damaged, but I was surprised to be going through these protectors so quickly as I've never had to replace a screen protector before (even though IBottom line, it'll protect your phone, but if you're someone who drops your phone frequently there are other products which probably last longer for the same price.

Well, they won't win design awards with this cover but it's nice for a cheap novelty cover. It's a hard plastic cover that snaps together (the orange part) with a soft rubberized shell (gray part). The shell works well with one slight modification... you'll find you'll want to cut off the cover to the charging port which is easily done to enhance the functionality of the cover. The rubberized shell has a tendency to slip off the hard plastic cover going in and out of pockets, even loose pockets - the rubberized component kind of grabs material on the way by. For a novelty cover, it works. I'll probably end up putting my plain black Otterbox cover back on after a while. Until then, I'll enjoy the new look - until the slipping off drives me crazy.

Ordered for my mom and it seems to protect the phone pretty well. The rubber tends to slide around a little bit.. (the edges of it pull away from the hard plastic and the back lower part pulls away from the hard plastic slightly so I continually push it back in to place when I use her phone.) The phone has been dropped a few times and is still holding up with this case on. It was a little difficult to get the case on the phone. The volume buttons etc. are a little harder to push now than they are with no case. It feels a little bulky. So far overall the protection is great for how low the price is! I would order it again. The reason for 3 stars is because of the rubber moving and the buttons being difficult to push.

I bought this scarifier after deciding petrol ones were too expensive for personal use; twice a year. Assembly is a doddle ; takes about 10 minutes and you're ready to go. I have about 3/4 of an acre of lawn so thought the machine would be a its limit but it didn't even break a sweat. It was using the scarifying mode and has 5 settings depths and heeding advice I'd read online I set it to the shallowest depth (1). It is not an exaggeration to say it pulled out an IMMENSE amount of thatch so the clippings bin fills very quickly. Removing the collection box and just leaving the raked-out thatch on the lawn creates a huge raking burden and the best method I found is to have very garden waste bags dotted around the lawn so you can just empty into the nearest one (look up Vine Rituals 272 litre bin bags; they stand up for easy emptying) Really delighted with the product - delivered so much more than I was expecting. Top job.

UPDATE - I have downrated because the catcher came apart after about one season. It relied on a flimsy plastic strip running along the bottom edge of the opening. Once this had come away, the catcher was unusable. It isn't critical as it is just as rake up the catchings, at least if you are doing a heavy scarify. I spent a long time researching the different options and I think this was a good choice. My lawn is 100' x 100' and was full of weeds. I put weedol down and iron sulphate a couple of weeks before scarifying (the recommended 3 days is not enough) and I was amazed that the machine lifted all the weeds and most of the moss - though it took 3 passes.Be aware that scarifying is only a tiny part of the work. Most of the effort goes into getting the spoil from the lawn to the compost heap. Depending on the condition of your lawn there may be a huge quantity of it. I filled at least 50 bulk bags, far too many for the collection bins or to take to the dump so I ended up judiciously using it to terraform an ugly corner of my garden. With the collector on I was emptying it every 5 paces (this increased to about 10 on the second pass and 15 on the third, but it was still lifting a huge amount). I also tried leaving it off and raking and gathering. It is hard to say which is quicker. Raking is more effort but more rewarding as it is really annoying turning the machine off every 10 seconds, and bending down to unhook the catcher. If it isn't too obvious to state, the conclusion is that the size of the collector is much more important than the width of the blades.You will need an extension cable for all but the smallest of lawns.Expect your lawn to look like a ploughed field when you have finished. If it doesn't, you haven't done it correctly. Mine recovered quickly and started to look like grass again, minus the weeds, after about 10 days.

Very good piece of equipment and does the job extremely well. I was a little fearful it would rip up the lawn, but it took out what was required and meant the whole process from tining, raking, over seeding to top dressing was done in a fraction of the time it used to take me completing it all by hand. Bag collects all debris very efficiently, but just be careful it doesn’t get too full when tining, as it does understandably generate a lot of soil and can be quite heavy. No such issues when using the rake. The machine has a powerful motor and occasionally runs away with you, especially on shorter runs, as I only have a small lawn - a gradual increase in power would be helpful. Also just be careful to ensure you don’t catch the electric cable as the cable tidy does slide around a lot when the machine is operating. Whilst a robust piece of kit it is a touch too lightweight and on high settings i.e. 1 or 2, it can tip backwards when the bag is in place. That said, it is well built and is a doddle to switch from rake to scarifier and vice versa, unlike some of its competitors. Finally, It would helpful if the machine assembly guide was accompanied by some text and not totally reliant on a series of slightly confusing illustrations. Whilst there are some shortcomings, if used sensibly it is a great piece of kit.

This is by a long shot the best grass care combi I’ve used.The large and firm fit grass box picks up and holds a lot of grass, similar to my power mower.Only criticism is you need to keep it as level as possible otherwise it can gouge a little too deep, but that’s the same with similar machines.......... go for it it’s a good machine.

I had been mulling over purchasing one of these for a while and finally when I did I was really pleased with results. It certainly does pull a lot of debris out, but bear in mind it is a wide tool so it covers quite a lot of ground. The double of functionality (weed/moss and scarification) is really handy for lawn treatment either in the spring or autumn. I used it about four weeks ago and following reseeding and dressing of the lawns the results are excellent! This piece of kit knocks spots off my old machine! I was considering the petrol version for the additional weight in the machine, but it really isn't necessary for domestic use. I registered the machine with Alko online and you get a decent warranty with it. I would also add that the build quality is very good compared to some manufacturers, it really feels sturdy and is well made. can't fault it!