Perfect 3-Way Bit - Nose / Chin / Mouth contact for better control!
348828
Perfect size for a large (draft mix) horse, and took care of many of the stop issues we had without resorting to a nasty correction bit.

Chin chain actually has a different type of connection than shown, one that cannot accidentally come unhooked, which is a plus.  The nose piece feels like it is just a curved bar under the leather wrapping - and you can easily purchase a fuzzy padded cover for the nose piece once your horse learns to respond.  The mouth piece is a gentle twisted wire snaffle that moves up the side bars as you apply pressure - the more pressure you apply the higher the bit goes (sort of like a gag bit).

Depending on how you like your configuration and set up, you would have your first point of contact with either the chin (if chain is set tight) or the nose (if the chain is set loose) followed by the snaffle bit (in case your horse ignores both the chin chain and the nose bar).

All this makes for a Perfect 3-Way Bit !
2695235
Let's just call this bad boy the Cyborg, make's things a lot easier, and after a few missions on your favorite sims, you'll think it's an extension of your arm.
The Cyborg's primary feature and trademark is the nearly full customizability, not just of the buttons, but the action design and shape of the joystick itself. With an ingenious tool that fits snuggly and securely on the base, you can adjust the handrest according not only to the size of your hand, but accordingly to your left or right handedness. This is especially helpful for those long missions, reducing the strain on your hand muscles, and gives you the extra stability needed for fine control and precise maneuvers.
The thumb pad (home to three thumb-activated triggers and the hat-stick) is also customizable, with a forward-back tilt allowing it to adjust to your thumb length, and a left/center/right tilt to fit your particular preference and (again) handedness. (They really wanted to make the Cyborg fully usable by lefties... not a priority for me, but it may be for you.)
The Cyborg itself is molded with a rubberized plastic, offering a great grip, secure throughout the mission. Having a secure grip is especially useful, as you can actually rotate the stick itself (left and right), allowing fine rudder and turning control--a feature also useful in FPS gaming for strafing.
On the flip side, they may have taken the left/right-handedness thing too far, as the four buttons on the base (which I've used for targetting and weapons management) are inconvienently positioned for use in the middle of a dogfight. I want to be able to use my thumb, resting on the base, to manipulate the buttons by feel... not have to look down and tap them with my index finger.
Further, the advertised "16 programable functions" is something of an exaggeration, as they -must- be including the hat-stick in this measurement, and "shift" button which is again entirely inaccessable due to the would-be abidexterity of the stick. Still, I haven't had a problem finding space for the commands I really need, but I'm used to having extra buttons serving no purpose, not having to prioritize which I really need on the stick, and which I'll make do with the keyboard.
But against the measure of control, stability, and solid performance this stick offers, these complaints are small potatoes. I'd definitely recommend the Cyborg to anyone looking for a controller primarily-oriented towards flight sims, with secondary importance placed on FPSs.
4647448
I've been using an older Sonicare model, the "Essence 5300" on which the switch was beginning to go out.  I decided to upgrade to a Flexcare model and am very glad I did.  The Flexcare has been a great improvement all around.

Pros:

-New Lighter, Slimmer Handle
This is probably the first thing you'll notice if you're coming from an older Sonicare handle, and it is a very welcome improvement.  The FlexCare handle is small and feels much better in the hand than my old bulky 5300 handle.  The unit is actually longer than my old brush, but that's not a big deal at all.

-New ProResults Brush Head system
The new heads are great.  Sonicare moved the tuning fork from the head to the handle, which means smaller brush heads than on the old models.  A 3 pack of the new heads is the same price as a 2 pack of the old heads, making them actually a better deal for a superior product.

-No More Crud in the Handle!
The biggest problem with my old brush was that old toothpaste/drool/water tended to collected in the space where the handle connects to the brush head.  It would get all moldy and gross if you didn't clean it out regularly.  Thankfully, this problem is completely gone with the Flexcare handles.

-Lithium Ion Batteries
I've waited a long time for Sonicare to upgrade from inferior NiCd batteries, and they finally have.  With Lithium Ion, you don't have to worry about battery capacity decreasing over time, or a memory effect.  The new batteries charge faster, too.

-Quadpacer
This is basically a beep that goes off every 30 seconds while brushing, reminding you to switch to a new area of your mouth.  It has appeared in previous models (not my 5300 though), and is nice if you'll use it, but I tend to go at my own pace as I focus more on problem areas in my mouth and less on others.

-5 Total Brushing Modes/Routines
There are 3 selectable "modes": clean mode: (2 minutes broken into 30 second segments), sensitive (a "gentler" clean mode) and massage (the brush pulsates for gum stimulation).  Go Care Routine shortines the standard 2 minute clean mode to 1 minute, while Max Care is a longer, 3 minute cycle that includes both clean and massage mode.  I set the brush on clean mode and tend not to use the other options, but some may find them useful.

-More Environmentally Friendly
Although buying a new product of any sort will always have a negative environmental footprint, these new brushes are better than the old models due to their Li-Ion batteries, reduced bulk, and lower waste in the smaller replacement brush heads.

Cons:

-Price
Let's be clear on this: a Sonicare toothbrush is a luxury product.  You're paying a lot more up front, and you get to keep paying more every time you buy replacement heads.  Surprisingly, heads for Flexcare units are actually a cheaper than the older models; you get 3 Flexcare heads for the same price as 2 of the old heads.  The per head price is still several times what it would cost to buy a new manual brush; but for me the superior cleaning is worth it.

Noise
-Flexcare models are louder than older models.  I'm not sure why this is, and supposedly vibration has been reduced in exchange, but the noise can be too much for some.  The UV sanitizer also makes a quiet electric "hum" when plugged in with the door closed, even if the UV bulb isn't run.

-Buttons can be depressed while brushing
A couple of people have complained about accidentally hitting 1 of the 2 buttons on the handle while brushing.  It hasn't happened to me, but for completeness I'll include this as a possible con.

Overall:

This brush is a vast improvement over my previous brush, and has fixed most of the problems I had without introducing any significant new ones.  The fact that replacement brush heads are actually cheaper than on my old brush is a big plus.  I highly recommend the Flexcare brushes as a great upgrade to any toothbrush, electric or manual, that you're currently using.
1339595
Mask is great quality and I'm very happy with it! Would definitely buy from this seller again. Items of note below:
- Made from thick, flexible plastic; this is not flimsy!
- Hoses are good quality and easily attach to mask
- Mold looks great
- Will fit your face; I have a wide jaw line and it fits great
Upgrades you'll need to do yourself:
- Paint it
- Need to sand down or add some foam to the bridge of the nose, otherwise the plastic edge will shred your nose
- Might need to add a second head strap depending on your head size
- It's a single piece, so you'll need to cut it along the lower jaw line and reattach it if you want to move your mouth
2381154
Hello All, It's Steve_In_TN With Another Review!

This product is awesome.  I planned on getting one of the crazy cool safety masks from Westworld, but those bad boys are expensive.  I'll put a link below if you want to coolest of safety gear.  This split the balance between looking cool and being very affordable.

Construction:
Fit:  No issues.  Highly adjustable fit
Feel:  I like how it sits.  You can adjust to how it rests.
Usability:  It works great for grinding, cutting, sanding, etc.  It will fit a respirator underneath if you have one that is somewhat low-profile.  Best thing...you can replace the face shield if it gets messed up!
Issues:  A little heavy.

Pros:
Solid construction
Shields very well
Doesn't fog easily
Fits a respirator (low-pro)
Replaceable face shield!

Cons:
It's a bit heavy

I would recommend this product.  It provides a great viewing area, doesn't fog easily, and has a replaceable plexiglass face.

The 3/4 Westworld-style Face Shield
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3069412
Recently I acquired Dragon NaturallySpeaking (DNS) speech recognition software and was, as a consequence, confronted with the problem of selecting input and output devices.

DNS comes supplied with a headset which is, unfortunately, not very useful.  It was neither comfortable nor was it accurate.  I quickly learned that there are several sources of inaccuracy: 1) the intrinsic accuracy of the microphone itself and 2) the means of attachment to the computer.

The attachment can be either digital via a USB port or analog via a sound card.  Many of the "onboard" soundcards are not well shielded against electrical noise and, as a consequence, they degrade the signal-to-noise ratio and with that, the accuracy desired for speech recognition.  I did not want to add a well-shielded soundcard to my system.  Additionally my computer is located in a fairly noisy environment with conversation and music in the background.  In this environment, noise cancellation, directionality, and proximity are important factors in selecting the microphone.  These considerations led me to buy a USB headset.

My first choice, an over-the-head stereo headset, had everything I wanted functionally.  I quickly discovered that it had one major drawback -- it was terribly uncomfortable for prolonged use.  It was too heavy and after about 10 minutes, my ears got too hot for comfort.  That lesson having been learned, I went for the ultra-comfortable Plantronics Voyager 510 Bluetooth headset.  The comfort and wireless convenience of this headset was superb.  It filled the bill in every way but one -- the microphone boom was too short to "hear" me speaking clearly.  This sharply decreased the speech recognition accuracy.

This led me to the CS 50 USB.  It is as accurate as the stereo headset, has the wireless convenience and almost as much comfort as the Voyager.  Plantronics claims a range of something like 200 feet -- I have only tried it as far as 100 feet at which distance it performs flawlessly.  With the supplied software, it integrates well with Skype and I presume with other Soft Phones.

In the best of all possible worlds, Plantronics would create a headset with the wonderfully pliable over-the-ear loop it uses for the Voyager 510.  Because the CS 50 attaches to its ear- this is loop by clipping into a plastic ring, I am considering trying to adapt this ring to the ear loop from a 510.

Considering the comfort, performance and, convenience I believe it to be well worth its, not inconsiderable, price.
2826096
Must have if you are doing any PC conferencing!!!  Flexible mic lets perfect adjustment for clear reception and recording.  Lite weight.  Comfortable fit.  Good sound.  Great price.  Better than the $150 'professional' set an old company had bought me a couple of years ago.
I use them for web classes and web sessions.  I have a backup Bluetooth set without the flexible mic, not nearly as good as this pair.
The added controls help but don't get confused when you mute yourself on their controls and try to unmute yourself on the PC control.  Their volume control is handy for quick fine tuning and I use their mute control when first logging in as I've had other organizers set me live before I'm ready, a bit uncomfortable to be slurping coffee and suddenly have 150 people listen to it!!!!!!  This control solves that problem.
387865
This mouth guard is super lightweight and easy to use. It was a bit surprising when it arrived as a flat piece of plastic, however, the instructions were very clear, easy to understand and execute. I used this for Tae Kwon Do, specifically sparring. This was not only a perfect fit (and color), but easy to clean and drink with (while in your mouth). Some guards are super bulky and make breathing difficult, especially during a match. However, this particular brand came highly recommended from multiple TKD members in and out of our district. It is great for adults, and for kids.
However, be wary when biting down to form fit in your mouth....you could leave deep teeth marks that may cause a bit of discomfort if you have braces or going through other orthodentia work.
2613913
OH MY !  This is going to make Face Time SO much easier hands free or searching for something that would hold it up long enough!  I just can't believe I've managed without this.  Plus reading is so much easier on the eyes when you can set it further back, watch a little tv and back to reading.  Wish I had seen it before Christmas so we could have had a more hands-free visits! LOVE IT
1077369
Due to the amount of photography that I do, I am suffering from some serious misalignment in my lower neck.  (C6, C7 - T1) Chiropractic care is ongoing.  I had to try a new camera strap.  Once I tried this one, a bought more for my other cameras.  I also picked up some additional camera strap attachments and extensions so that I can move straps to other cameras as I need to.  Super easy quick release (and lock) system.  This helps a lot in reducing the strain and pain of heavy cameras and lenses around my neck everyday.  I highly recommend this product.  4 stars instead of 5 simply due to the bulkiness ... but I should concede the fact ... that's what I needed.  It's just a bit bigger than I probably need.
4879162
I bought this to use with use with the Linkcool VR headset (http://www.amazon.com/Linkcool-VR01-Virtual-Reality-Headset/dp/B019ML42FG?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00) and was hoping it would work. Even if it didn't I figured it could be used elsewhere! That being said, it works EXACTLY as I wanted it to. I have the LG V10, it fits in the holder clip very well, and the clip is strong as well which I was worried about.

To connect it I had to go into "Mouse mode" for my phone to find it rather than "game" mode. It works perfect in all modes after figuring that out! We will be purchasing another one for my husband as well with his VR headset since it works so well and is so inexpensive. It fits the hands well and is a nice fit in my purse or travel bag. I will update the review if something changes but as of right now I am extremely happy with this product!
1963184
Love this remote! Third harmony I've owned - best ergonomics of any harmony before it. I no longer have to press activities buttons and keep remote pointed in general direction of components, hub takes care of it all! I really like the inclusion of IoT macro button setup, too. Not yet using it, but certainly plan to now!
3473390
Awesome!
When trying the brush, the tapered bristles are a raised on each side - making it easier and noticeable to clean under the gums.

The handle is clean smooth plastic - no rubber.  Its shape prevents from roll over when placed on the counter.  It's annoying when  a toothbrush rolls over and the bristles touches the counter.  Yulk!

It's so much softer than most brushes.  My dentist suggested that that I use a soft head.  Since I've been using hard bristles all my life I've ruined my gums.  My dental exams have improved considerably since using this brush.

FYI It also says on the package that a toothbrush is given one to a child in need for each one purchased.  Not only have I helped my self but also a kid!
2018374
I make about 300 dives a year and use just the mask with a BC and back pack tanks or Surface air (Hookah) on a 120' air line. Both work fine. You will find that you can easily adjust your buoyancy differential as you would with other items like different wetsuit thickness, different size tanks, etc. If you have any experience with high capacity masks, this makes conversion even easier. The FFM is a very minor issue and easily resolved. More important is that the FFM opens up a whole new area of diving comfort. I was getting tooth issues with continued use of conventional mouthpieces on second stages. This FFM eliminates this problem totally. My dentist is as happy as I am! If there are any con issues, it is in the adjustments for the nose "plugs" to help you clear. The set up is a bit hooky. The Space G FFM is a bit fragile and if you want long use life, you cannot throw this into the bag when you are done for the day. The optional box container is very useful in this regard, although it takes up space. One other thing. Traveling with this rig, allow yourself plenty of time to get through TSA security because in their twisted logic this may be seen as something they should not permit in the aircraft cabin. As far as I can determine, there is no established guidelines for such devices and there is a stupid mental crossover from a SCUBA FFM to "oxygen breathing equipment." Be prepared to deal with this this and do not ship it in your checked baggage.
3484925
THIS LITTLE MACHINE DELIVERS EXACTLY AS PROMISED.WE USE ORTHO ATTACHMENTS THAT GLIDE EASILY AROUND AND UNDER WIRES AND BANDS ATTACHED TO STANDARD BRACES.THIS TOOTHBRUSH GETS AND KEEPS FOOD OUT FROM UNDER BRACKETS AND IN HARD TO REACH AREAS.AND THE BEST PART IS WHEN THESE BRACES COME OFF SOON,THE OTHER ATTACHMENTS THAT ORAL B OFFERS ARE JUST AS AWESOME!!WE ALREADY HAVE THE FLOSSING AND THE POLISHER HEADS THAT KEEP THAT SMILE LOOKING JUST LIKE YOU'VE COME FROM A DENTIST APPT EVERYDAY.TRY IT,YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED:))!!
1873102
Great lil workers! We upgraded our toothbrushes from the 3 series to these guys, and so far, so good! I like the sleeker body style (less likely to get gunked up and the connection point for the brushes) and I also like the timing feature, that my 3 series didn't have. There is a bit of a pause while brushing to let you know it's time to move on to another area! Very convenient when I am not "thoughtfully brushing"! And of course, shipping was super fast with Prime.
162009
I was beginning to think this day would never come. Had my old Plantronics Voyager 510 for so long and never found anything I liked as well, until now. Sadly, I am no kind of "power user" so my review is probably only going to serve those like myself. People who use a cell (or cordless) phone to actually make calls. But I find this vastly better due to it's excellent voice control, to use on one of my PS3 games (Tom Clancy's EndWar), as well.

  The biggest complaining I have with my old Plantronics is the on/off button. I swear the finger tip I use for that blankety blank button will probably have to be amputated someday from all the abuse it has taken with that crap button! This new model is like heaven. A nice SIMPLE slide button for on/off. Worth the price of this item for that improvement alone....On the opposite side is a button that you press to control volume. 3 levels to choose from PLUS a "mute" mode.

  There are features for those who have to be forever "connected" like Vocalyst which I probably will never even use or try. If I decide I want to however, this comes with a 1 year FREE trial. A pass code is included. Personally, I want to be OUT of touch! But should I try it, I will add to this review since there are probably more people who want to spend their time using such things than I do.  The device is very simple in that I was able to have it up & running without ever even looking at the directions in less time than it took to unbox the thing. Came in a huge 2 sided plastic case I will probably find some great use for around the house. This headset comes with a nice fabric pouch as well. The only weird (to ME anyway) thing was the natural place to press to take or end a call is actually for voice commands, to call or end a call is at the TOP of a sort of toggle on the earpiece. To call you tap the TOP (not bottom) of the device when in your ear.

  Things I like:
-The SO SIMPLE on/off slide control (LOVE is a better word!)
-The sound like ALL my Plantronics devices is excellent
-You tap the bottom button and ask about battery life=it TELLS you how much charge remains=brilliant.
-Voice Commands in general are just great.
-STOUT charger connection, not at all flimsy.
-3 adjustable earpieces to fit YOUR ear
-An INCLUDED ear "clip" if you feel you really need it

  Things I dislike:
-Nothing at all so far and that is really unusual for me.

Some basic specs are:
-4 hours talk time
-7 days standby time
-33 foot range (though I am getting nearly TWICE that for some reason?)

  I would give this 5 stars and will upgrade it to that once I have more time & use. I just am not the type off person who runs out after 5 minutes yelling this is the BEST! I think this probably is however, but let's start with 4 stars and let it EARN 5 with some serious use & abuse?  I own 2 of the previous versions. This cost nothing for me to try thanks to the Amazon Vine Program. If I have ANY complaint it is that now I have to shell out the cash for a SECOND headset because once again, I have stumbled upon something i HAVE to have for both my wife & myself, we don't share well....And I really like to cut down the amount of radiation from a cell phone by using an earpiece like this.