QZUnique Women's Cowhide Genuine Leather Fashion Zipper Buckle Belt Metalic Top Handle Bag Wine Red 30cm

Buy this bag for the price of $72 QZUnique in 30 cm, my husband had already given me another for my birthday but in the brand Ainifeel which is the largest color Taupe that appears next to the pictures, to be honest, I like a lot more the quality of Ainifeel , well it is also more expensive, my husband cost $125 in 35 cm, I feel that it is better leather, better quality in every sense ... I do not say that is bad, for the price that is, is good, the leather I feel it is a little thinner, it is a very nice red wine, so I give you 4 star, I got very fast, 3 to 4 days I get home! ... PD: The leather smelled little strong but it was going the smell... but for the price is beautiful, I love it ... sorry for my English, but I used google translate

I bought this as a gift for my girlfriend. She loved it and it looked great... for about a week. She never slept with it on or wore it in the shower but within a week the back was rubbed bare of GOLD on the bottom center and you can clearly see the plain metal where it rubbed on her shirt. The front is a different shade of gold so I'm not sure it is Gold to begin with since it is engraved and shows bare metal with the design. I am mad at myself for not spending more money and getting something that isn't gold plated with such a thin layer of GOLD. Don't buy this if you want something that looks good a week until the GOLD RUBS OFF. ... This sucks because now I have to find her a new one.

I got these on sale and I don't think I would have bought them if not for that. The sound quality is pretty good for inexpensive bluetooth headphones, but I'm certainly no audiophile. They might be a little too bass-y for my taste, especially with bass-heavy music, but it's forgivable. These are DEFINITELY not for any activity that is above a slow jog - they may fall off if you run with them. The ear cups do completely cover my average sized ears, but I've noticed that they do start to hurt my ears after a couple of hours - they didn't at first, but now that I've broken them in the padding seems to compress more easily and a little more. The build quality is good, but I've experienced some creaks and squeaks from the frame with heavy activity and/or certain head movements. BATTERY LIFE is good, probably about the 16 hour length stated. I charge them once a week and use them wirelessly for about 16 hours each work week. However, I have an issue with the battery life indicator on the iPhone (not sure if this is an issue with the phone or the headphones?): the first week I had them I charged them completely before using them, then used them all week and right around the 15-16 hour mark they powered down. This would have been just fine/acceptable if the iPhone battery indicator hadn't stated the headphones had a 60% charge, which they obviously didn't. Now I can't trust the indicator, so I have to be mindful of how long I've used them wirelessly and re-charge more than once a week, just to be on the safe side.Overall I like these headphones, but there are other choices that are probably just as good, if not better. Had I paid full price I probably would be a bit more critical, too. If I hadn't gotten these because they were on sale I probably would have gone for the Avantree Audition or Naztech XJ-500.

So far this is a welcome addition to my tools. Other meters only measure voltage an current, this does mW, mWh, and mAh. It also includes a timer and a pause button and a back lit screen. The entire device is 2.5 x 4 inches making it the smallest I've seen. It comes with several leads and and connectors. There are several YouTube videos describing its uses. At 45 bucks it's not such a bad investment. Fits neatly in one's pocket or a small camera pouch. Portapow offers a smaller less expensive power meter which I also use, both are good. My only criticism is the battery, from what I can tell is soldiered and pressed in. It is given as holding a charge for 12 houses, there is no information regarding overall longevity, so replacing the battery means replacing the entire device. While the leads included in the package are familiar to me, a couple are not so familiar so not sure what to do with them. Some may find the USB leads a bit short, but this can be remedied relatively inexpensively. However over all as a power measurement tool, in an area where there are few, this is really useful.