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A great desk lamp and SUCH good value for money!Things I like about it:* First of all, the lamp produces bright white light which is great for illuminating my desk at home. It's an added bonus that there are six brightness settings too. When working in twilight, I can put on a dimmer setting and not have too much light making everything too bright.* The LED bulb is rated at only 7W. That is a HUGE energy saving over my previous 60W desk lamp.* The lamp's arm is fully moveable so I can angle the lamp in any position I want.* The whole lamp is very light. So I can pick it up with one hand. I couldn't do that with my previous (bulky) anglepoise lamp.There is also a timer that you can use to switch the lamp off after 60 minutes. That's useful if you're the kind of person who walks away from your desk, perhaps. Or if you want to use this as a reading lamp at night when you're in bed and you may fall asleep!Great value for a robust product.

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Great cam thanks

Very discreet

Not brilliant , I tried to set this up but kept failing , it had been on charge for a whole day , within minutes it was dead , it would not pair up with the app 7 attempts later it's now been put back in box , waste of time and money , the size of the camera it's bigger than it looks so if it worked it would been seen , not a small spy camera at all . Do not buy !!!

Absolutely fantastic should have got this sooner rather than later as you can't buy it any more

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When you buy an Ender 3 V2, you get your hands on a machine which is not perfect but has lot of potential and a great community behind it. The learning curve will be steep and many elements will act against your printing success.Unfortunately, especially if you are a novice to the art of 3D printing, as soon as you will start to work with "non standard" materials (i.e. anything other than plain PLA) you will hit the wall of frustration. Models will not adhere and your first layers will be messed up, just to say the least.This is why a PEI plate is essential (for your mental sanity) and it is the number 2 on my list of must-have modifications. This list includes:1. an all-metal extruder to replace the embarrassing stock part2. this PEI plate3. a bed levelling deviceBear in mind that all these items are optional. You will be able to continue printing eventually, but you will waste an enormous amount of time and filament.A PEI plate will help you minimising the variables of sub-standard adhesion, especially when you are using non PLA filament or special PLA (e.g. wood, carbon fiber, etc.). Provided you select the appropriate temperature, any material will stick to it. Even more so if you apply a moderate amount of glue and you keep it clean by using isopropyl alcohol.The secondary benefit is that the plate can be flexed to the point of allowing your model to just pop of its surface. This will prevent them from getting damaged, if you are trying to remove them in some other way.Thirdly, the PEI plate is magnetic and can be easily removed by simply lifting it of your machine. No more silly clamps.Fourthly, I think that the heat distribution and thermic efficiency (I apologise to the engineers reading, I might have just made up a term) is simply better than other materials. You may be able to use lower bed temperatures. I have observed and tested that with a PEI plate I can decrease the temperature of 5 to 10 degrees without affecting the adhesion.All in all, I would recommend this specific product. You may think that it is on the expensive side for what it is, but investing £20-30 to minimise adhesion issues is absolutely key.