Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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I should stop coming in here, it always costs me money
Ordered !
I may install it "upside down" to fit the plugs in easier and lash it to some cable tray to make my own cable management arrangement ....
Hmm I should have done it this way and had cables facing up into the cable tidy guides! Too late now as CBA with the faff of undoing it all lol.
Hmm, it says on the back do not open or modify any parts inside
That's what they all say, but how will they know
Cambridge Audio Melomania 1, to replace my samsung buds that I managed to run through the washing machine. Very impressed with the quality at this pricepoint for wireless buds.
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I've had these since last November and they are brilliant. Not the bassist but the balance is superb.
As someone else above said, I've heard bits in songs with these that I never even knew were there.
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Link cable for Quest 2 ( 3m seems quite short in the hand )
Seems a lot of folk picked up the EM1MK2 to get the free lens offer and sold the body on the cheap, so decided to go for one instead of the RX10 IV. Hopefully not the wrong move.
And a lens of course. ( Surprised how small the EM1MK2 is, mind you my last interchangeable camera was a Sigma Quattro H )
Seems a lot of folk picked up the EM1MK2 to get the free lens offer and sold the body on the cheap, so decided to go for one instead of the RX10 IV. Hopefully not the wrong move.
And a lens of course. ( Surprised how small the EM1MK2 is, mind you my last interchangeable camera was a Sigma Quattro H )
I think I've slightly mis sized the deterrent gate I bought to stop the puppy coming into the bedrooms(he's 12 weeks old)
I'm actually amazed how high dogs can jump! We've got a mini Dachsund, and he can pretty much jump to the height of the kitchen counters. We've now gotta make sure that there's no tea towels or anything near the edge that he'll happily jump up and grab.
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Mine climbs trees lol, I was slow getting my phone out but she had climbed higher around the other side onto a branch, here she's coming back down
Yeah the micro usb is definitely a negative, cant understand why they didnt use C. Would have preferred wireless charging, but then I guess the price would have shot up.
New Bose QC in-ears as I find my QC35IIs a bit bulky for the commute sometimes.
Must say that these are very similar in terms of levels of noise cancellation, very impressed - almost missed my stop on the tube as the block out all the tube sounds at level 10.
Also USB C charging and wireless charging. Not having volume controls on the ear buds is a bit of an oversight from Bose but hopefully something they can implement in software updates.
I've been looking for something to replace the old wired neckband headphones I use when exercising outdoors.
I have QC-35's and do like them.
My only reservation about separate buds is how securely they stay in, of course the anatomy of your ear plays a large part. How have you found them in this regard?
Really good, they have wingtips on them this time like the older qc in-ears so they are pretty secure, you also get x3 choices of wingtip size (S,M,L) - they also stay on whilst charging which was a bonus. I'd say I have normal sized ears so the M is a perfect fit, if I need a little more confidence when I'm golfing or on the bike I might try the L but so far so good.
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Link cable for Quest 2 ( 3m seems quite short in the hand )
Nice deal. Was tempted to pick up the Mk II and lens combo as the price was great.
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Cheers, I think I got a good deal - £650 for the body and £700 for the lens. ( both purchased originally from Olympus UK ). And whilst the future for MFT is a bit unclear I believe - a good camera is timeless right.
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Cheers, I think I got a good deal - £650 for the body and £700 for the lens. ( both purchased originally from Olympus UK ). And whilst the future for MFT is a bit unclear I believe - a good camera is timeless right.
Yeah I'd be happy with that. The 12-100 is very highly regarded but it's not something I've yearned for.
Bought myself some boots for the winterz!
They look absolutely awesome IMO and are built like panzer tanks! They are red wing moc toe roughnecks, for anyone interested.
Bought 3 pairs online and returning 2. There’s a lot of chat online about how these fit and how you should go ultra tight... but I’ve decided to go for the naturally comfiest pair that had zero heel slippage (the momma bears - just right). The tighter fitting ones a half size down were bearable but just felt like they were rubbing immediately in several places. Could be a nightmare when walking around all day. If I go on a hike I’ll just wear bigger socks. Guess you’ve just got to go with your gut sometimes!
Nice boots, now time to get your trousers taken up by about 4".
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Got a rubber mat and a new portafilter.
Some buldingy type stuff
Assuming you're laying slabs building sand ain't your best choice. Sharp is better for your bedding.