Review: Lumsing Bluetooth Headset

This is a really nice headset for the price. It's small, sleek, simple, and stylish. It came in a plain and simple cardboard box, but don't let that fool you. It comes with several sizes of earpieces for the correct fit and I found them to be plenty comfortable. Connecting to my iPhone was dead simple and I had no issues.

 

The thing I liked most about it is it's looks, it's small, indiscreet, and has a narrow profile so I don't feel awkward using it in public. Battery life is as good as you could expect, it was still working after a day of normal phone use. Sound quality was good though I wish they could have been a smidge louder, but that's just me. The charger is proprietary and plugs into USB, though I could see how people could lose it easily. I would definitely recommend these!

Pros:
+ Stylish and small.
+ Clear audio.
+ Easy to connect.
+ Good battery life.
+ Nice fit.

Cons:
- Proprietary charger could be easy to lose.
- A little on the quiet side.

I would definitely recommend this set of bluetooth headphones for people looking for the best bang for their buck without sacrificing looks and ease of use.

Review: OSOMount Vent Luxe

I will first start out by saying that I'm not usually a fan of the vent mounts, typically because vents can vary and I haven't had much luck getting them to stay in position.

 
The OSOMount is the best vent mount I have tried. Here's a summary of pros/cons:

Pros
+ Stiff clip for mounting on vent (moves less)
+ Open big for easy use on iPhone 6s Plus
+ Large grips so phone stays in place.

Cons
- Ball joint could be stiffer, tends to wobble a little.
- Spring was weaker than I was hoping and could be stronger, but still works well enough to hold phone in place worry free.

In summary, this is about the best vent mount you'll find. The mount itself is good quality and has a good, solid clip mount and great grip. The only thing I would change is a tighter spring and a stiffer ball joints. If you're in the market for a vent mount I would recommend this.

Review: EasyAcc 2nd Gen Colorful 10000mAh Power Bank

I have used many portable chargers and this particular one from EasyAcc stands out as the best balance of capacity and portability. The charger itself is roughly the exact size of my iPhone 6 Plus and I found it extremely easy to tote around. There's easily enough for two full charges (from 0-100%) for the iPhone 6+ and then enough for about a half charge. For the iPhone 6 you should be able to eek out 4 full charges. On my iPad Air 2 I was able o charge it from 50% to 100% (screen off) pretty easily, I just did it overnight. You have to keep in mind that the phone is still drawing power while you are charging which is why you can't just simply divide out exactly. It's like filling smaller buckets with small leaks if that makes sense.

I like the colors and thin design. It's very attractive and easy to carry on the go. It may not be able to keep all your devices going over a weekend trip, but for a single day use this by far has the best balance of energy and portability. Highly recommended.

News: Windows 10 Is Here

Yesterday on July 29, 2015, Microsoft released its latest operating system, Windows 10 to the masses. It can still be obtained as a free update for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 users. Check out the link below:

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-upgrade

Let us know if you've already downloaded it I the comments below!

News: Summer Games Done Quickly 2015

Summer Games Done Quickly and Awesome Games Done Quickly, also known as SGDQ and AGDQ respectively is a semi-annual event in which video game speed runners gather together and play (quickly) your favorite video games to raise cash for a good cause. This year it's Doctors Without Borders.

SGDQ will be speed running games in a marathon format from July 26 to August 2, 2015. Check out the action here!

https://gamesdonequick.com/