20 Best Wireless Tattoo Machines (2022 Updated)

As of writing, I have used my V-Moda Crossfade 2 Wireless for a period of about 10 months. I really enjoy the sound signature on these headphones and they’re great for J-Pop. I also found them to be comfortable, sturdy, and great for travel in general.

The ear cushions weren’t as uncomfortable as several other reviews led me believe despite having large ears. One critical design flaw is that they are not comfortable to wear around your neck, at all.

The other critical design flaw is the Bluetooth failure. In the 10 months that I have owned my headphones, I have already sent them back for RMA twice. Each time I suffered the same issue: audio over Bluetooth failed after a few months, each time the audio on the left side would first begin to get distorted, and then stop altogether.

My warranty coverage ends in about a month, and it is my hope that the left side completely stops working in that span of time so that I can send my headphones back for the third time before they surely and inevitably fail yet again.

For a pair of headphones worth as much as these are, it’s shockingly poor quality-control. I suppose there’s a reason V-Moda offers a 2-year warranty on its wired products and only a 1-year warranty on its wireless headphones.

Stick to the wired products, steer clear of the Crossfade 2 Wireless!.

In this day and age, seeing a wireless headset using microusb is a shame. That too something costing as much as this one. The reviews led me to believe a lot of things about the build quality, but after I physically examined it, it was built well, but definitely not as well as I would have liked it to be.

Sound quality is absolutely average. Couldn’t find any difference between these and a JBL Tune 500 Would be probably worth it at 5k. But not worth it at the current price.

I don’t know if my pair is an outlier, but I am appalled that these headphones won’t last on a full charge for more than a day. The leather on the top is coming off, it won’t let me listen while charging, and worst of all it uses micro USB, when USB-C has been available for years.

I am trying to return for a full refund at the moment. A couple other complaints I have are the startup noise feels fuzzy, and low quality. The controls are unintuitive. And the sound feels bloated.

The Epson Workforce WF-2960 is a Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer with Built-in Scanner, Copier, Fax and Auto Document Feeder. Included in the box is the WF-2960, power cord and 4 Epson 222 regular capacity printer ink cartridges Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and one Black ink cartridge.

The WF-2960 Wireless All-in-One is only compatible with Epson Original 222 regular or XL Cartridges as per the manual and at this time due to the newness of the WF-2960, 222 cartridge availability is limited but this should get better as time goes by.

This line of ink is from Epsons Claria Ink series that as per Epson is supposed to deliver vibrant color and sharp text for long-lasting, high-quality results. After unpacking and removing all the tape etc from the body of the printer I plugged the WF-2960 in and downloaded the companion Epson Smart Panel App that is available from the Apple App Store and Google Play.

I was able to follow the step by step instructions on my phone to set up the WF-2960 and added the ink and paper. Epson reccommends calibrating the print heads first so that’s what I did, following all the prompts.

Once it was all calibrated it was time to print. I do most of my printing wirelessly from iOS devices and or Apple Macs. The Epson Workforce WF-2960 worked flawlessly and showed up on all my “Printers” choices when using apps on my phone, Mac and iPads.

Print speed was quick enough for me and it also has double side printing capacity to cut down on paper use if needed. Print quality is great and if using good quality photo paper the WF-2960 even does a great job at printing photos.

The Epson Workforce WF-2960 facilitates making copies with ease and if you fax (not many people still do) it has Fax capability as well. Overall if you need a great all around office tool the Epson Workforce WF-2960 fits the bill and more.

Unboxing the Epson Workforce WF-2930 printer, you’ll find the printer itself, a full complement of Epson ink cartridges, a power cable, and documentation. There is no phone/fax or USB cable included.

The printer has a very small footprint at only 12” x 15”. Setting up the printer itself is an easy process. With the printer unpacked and the Epson Smart Panel app installed to your mobile device, simply follow the chat-like prompts.

The app will clearly and concisely walk you through installing the ink cartridges, setting up your network configuration, and aligning the print head. At this point, you can start printing with little additional work.

Android 12 & 13 devices in my home on the same wifi automatically found and suggested the printer without any downloads or setup. And Windows 10 computers added the printer easily by downloading and installing software from Epson’s website.

Print quality for both documents and photos has been very impressive with sharp edges, solid colors, and dark blacks. Output is fast both from mobile and desktop and operation is quiet. And 2-sided printing worked quickly and reliably.

Scanning operations were quick and easy when initiated by either the computer or scanner. Results were impressive with quick operation, sharp images and good color representation. The document feeder, which only works with 1-sided pages, performed reliably with straight images and no jams.

Couple of final thoughts: I do not have a landline and was therefore unable to test faxing. Also, this model printer bucks the current trend towards ink tank style printers with large ink capacity. While this is neither pro nor con, it does mean needing to buy ink cartridges more often.

That said, cartridges are already available and are only $7 a for a standard capacity cartridge, which is super reasonable. Overall, the Epson Workforce WF-2930 is an excellent little printer.

I purchased this phone at Office Depot in Jupiter ,Florida based on the suggestion of my very capable point man Keion. Since I still have a Landline this phone set up was a great choice for my needs.

It has many features which I don’t use since I just need the basics. So far I am very pleased with this phone and can recommend to potential buyers. It serves my purpose well. Manfred H. Braig.

This phone is Great!. Corded main phone with 2 Wireless Handsets. plus Useful features. Call Block. Speaker Voicemail. Fax machine connection. Etc. Wonderful!. So Glad it has the Corded “main station” for Security reasons.

Many phones are Only Wireless! Have purchased this Exact unit for 2 of our relatives plus myself previously. I’ve purchased 4 units in the past.

I have purchased this Panasonic phone with some doubts in my mind. My experience of using the Uniden, VTech and ATT was not that long (as they did not work for too long) or pleasant. Each of the system was lacking something, either a mute option or a long enough battery charge etc.

This phone so far has exceeded my expectations. Nicely build, with the solid not cheap plastic; large screen and convenient enough buttons (as though not as good as the buttons in my Logitech keyboard for PC).

For the first time in many years I have found the piece of equipment made in China with the perfectly readable manual. Written in really good plain English, it is surprisingly very clear and helpful.

Another nice surprise for me was that all phones, the base and both headsets are powered by regular rechargeable AAA batteries. What a great idea, finally! The system has a lot of preset or one-touch dial options which is I immediately used to pre-program the most frequently called numbers.

The speakers in the base and headsets are good and loud too. The system can easily be used for making the conference calls with minimum effort. Great feature is blocking undesirable calls, which allowed me to cut off most of the annoying telemarketers.

I did not use yet the cell phone connection but I am sure it will work well too. I expect nothing less after successfully testing other features of this excellent phone.

The Shark Cordless Lift-Away vacuum is a pretty unique concept and a great idea, that just isn’t quite a home run. yet. Out of the box (like most Shark vacuums–I’ve owned several) it’s very easy to unpack and ‘snap together’.

It took all of five minutes to get together, and that includes a minute or two to look over the diagrams to make sure I was doing it right. The battery has some charge to it, but Shark recommends charging it fully, and draining it fully on first use before charging it again to get the most out of the battery.

I obviously have no idea what kind of life span to expect from the battery, but given it’s size and unique-to-this-vacuum design I can’t imagine it’s cheap to replace. I haven’t done any research on this yet, but hopefully Shark has plans for other devices that will use this same battery, otherwise you’re looking at a ‘lifetime’ expense for an already expensive vacuum.

Best Buy’s ‘geek squad’ protection includes one battery replacement–probably worth researching the replacement cost and seeing which is cheaper (I’m betting 5-years of geek squad is cheaper than one battery–plus covering everything else for 5 years? Probably worth it!).

The vacuum itself is pretty easy to use, though it’s a little tricky to ‘snap’ the body back onto the stick portion of the vacuum. The “led” placement that shows battery life remaining and which power setting you’re on could have been placed better–as it is it’s awkward since it faces away from where you are holding it, and requires moving it in order to read it.

Not sure why they didn’t face the back direction–that would have made a lot more sense. The big plus to this vacuum is that it is fairly portable–it’s fantastic on stairs, or anyplace that it’s harder or awkward to bring a normal, heavy vacuum.

The Shark is noticeably lighter than every upright I’ve ever had to carry, so that is a blessing. They obviously worked very hard to make this light-weight, and they did a great job. It’s still a little awkward since the ‘body’ has to be carried–there just isn’t a good way to do this without both hands.

The vacuum has three settings. Shark says that the ‘normal’ (middle) strength is good enough for every day jobs. I have three kids and a black dog that sheds a lot, so I feel pretty sure Shark’s idea of ‘every day’ and mine are a little different.

It does do a decent job, but I found myself switching to the high power setting fairly often. This brings me to the biggest drawback of this vacuum. The battery life on the ‘high’ setting is abysmal.

We got maybe 10 minutes out of a fully charged battery trying to clean our stairs–granted, it had been a while since we’d done them so they didn’t look great, but 10 minutes wasn’t long enough to complete even half of the job.

I imagine if we do them on a more regular basis we won’t have to use the high setting, but it’s a real drawback that when we do it won’t be for very long. The ‘normal’ setting can get a little over an hour, so that’s a huge difference.

Again, it does a decent job, but even switching for a few seconds to high seriously affects the overall time–that hour drops to 30 minutes after using the high setting for 2 minutes. The battery is already far and away the heaviest part of the vacuum, so until some portion of the technology improves that will just be ‘how it is’.

Overall it’s a great concept that’s executed fairly well–just keep your old vacuum around for the big jobs, or for when the battery runs out (it takes a few hours to charge back to full). I recommend it due to the light weight and great ease of use, just keep in mind that you’ll either want another battery right out of the gate, or you’ll have to vacuum in ‘spurts’ while waiting for the vacuum to charge.

I never thought I would be able to get a cordless vacuum, much less one so expensive and nice. My Hubby asked me what I wanted for my birthday this year and since I’m a very practical person, I sincerely told him, that I would love a new vacuum cleaner.

He asked me what I was looking for in one and so I told him and explained what I would really like, and since he is very aware of my health limitations and my issues with my old corded shark, he had a good starting point and went on to pick this one out very quickly.

It was everything he knew I would love, and to be fair he was right on point. When this vacuum came 10 days earlier than my birthday, I was so excited and instantly feel in love even before unboxing it lol.

After using it, its truly a Queen’s Vacuum, everything you could hope for and more. To be completely honest, neither of us were pleased with the attachments though, after spending that much money, it looks like Shark would stop being so cheap and put in attachments worthy of this vacuum.

We did end up ordering the good crevice attachment on their website for an additional $18 plus another set of filters just to have. Of course their filters are washable but having a second set to put in while these are drying isn’t a bad idea so that way you can put it back together and have it ready to go.

The battery is amazing, i use mine on deep-clean mode which is the 2nd setting and the vacuum last long enough for a 1 bedroom good size appt, if you had a 3 -4 bedroom, ordering an additional battery wouldn’t be a bad idea and would honestly just be smart but for me, it’s perfect.

I don’t know what else to say, this vacuum is worth the money, you get what you pay for and for $400, it’s definitely worth it to have something so nice and easy to use. For someone like me, with chronic pain, it makes cleaning alot easier, it’s not to heavy and it’s simple to use.

Its a full size vacuum that you can simply convert into a stick vacuum at the press of a button and another click you have a little handheld to carry around to get into crevices etc. Just an amazing design, great job Shark, you have a very happy customer.

Wow, who would have known a regular sized vacuum with all the bells and whistles could be cordless, well Shark made it possible with their latest model # ICZ362H a Cordless Vacuum the Shark Vertex Pro Powered Lift-Away with DuoClean PowerFins it has every feature the corded model offers.

The suction power is outstanding on both eco mode and boost mode. I have owned Shark vacuums for the past five years and I have never been disappointed, they are known to manufacture great quality products that are dependable.

This cordless one is no exception, it is lightweight and easy to work with. The DuoClean Powerfins and Self-Cleaning Brushroll is a huge upgrade from my older model and it does a great job picking up dirt and dust on both bare floors and carpets.

I love how versatile this machine is, you can convert it to a handheld vacuum or a stick vacuum with just a push of button and lift. The corners and edges the brushroll does not reach can easily be cleaned using the included tools, either the crevices tool, pet multi-tool or my favorite the Anti-allergen dusting brush.

The display is a a great feature to have, I am able to watch the battery level and know how much time I have left. The battery is supposed to last an hour but that is only in eco mode, the boost mode sucks the life out of the battery much quicker.

I am thinking of getting a second battery to have on hand so I never run out of juice. Charging the battery could not be easier, you remove it and place it in the including charger, it takes about 3 hours to fully charge the battery.

The dust cup is smaller than my other vacuum but it is still holds plenty. I am impressed with this vacuum, it does an amazing job picking up dust and debris and it is easy to empty. There is a reason Shark is a leader in their industry, they make your life easier with great quality products, this one makes vacuuming an easy chore.

My recent purchase was a replacement for a construction-grade paslode that I have been using for years. I also use a finish-grade paslode that I also recommend, even for “weekend” level users.

I had my last Paslode framing nailer for about 25 years, I expect this one to last just as long, based on the great quality craftsmanship in the manufacture of this tool.

Always had pasload this new one more powerful. And this was best price by far

If you’re looking for a really awesome tattooing machine, this machine will do that, it operates ultra smoothly and is nearly soundless given certain carts such as Cheyenne, Whiteskullts, and EZ Revolution carts.

If you’re an artist who tattoos for long periods on a daily basis you may possibly be disappointed in how poorly the “in house” designed motor holds up. 3 months and I was already sending it in for repair when the motor starting whining.

When I called to inquire I was told by customer service that the motor was specifically designed for the Xion “in house”. They don’t use the proven reliable Maxon motors in the Xion like they do in all their other rotary machines.

They did honor the warranty but with the warranty only lasting a year, the cost to have this motor repair In the future is $180 so not all that excited about this “in house” motor option they’ve went with instead of the proven reliable Maxon.

Don’t want this to seem like a negative review, just an honest review from my experience to help others decide which machine to choose. I was surprised to hear how many other people were having similar issues with their motors failing prematurely compared to how well Maxon motors generally hold up for.

Have been tattooed twice recently by two different artists using these machines. They can ACTUALLY pull fat single pass traditional lines with the 3. 7 mm stroke ( is it the give option?) and pulled beautiful, clean fine lines as well.

I’m getting one, bottom line. It was super smooth and just watching and talking with the artists using them I saw the versatility first hand.

I have the machine set up to soft hit and 3.2 cam, which is super amazing for soft black and grey shading. I love how easy it is to modify and change the settings on this machine!

Have had the Cheyenne pen two years as my main daily. As of today it is going back to the factory for a second time for repairs. First repair process was last May. Out the machine for months and came back still not sounding right.

Now it’s dead again. Would Not waste the money again. But it runs great and does excellent work when it actually works.

I never leave reviews but felt I needed to after I bought the hawk pen, first let me say I loved this machine it does everything perfect! Color/B&G/ lining all of it, then after 3 months of use it tore up on me! I was mad to say the least if I spend $700 on a machine it should last a few yrs at least not a couple months, luckily my shop owner loaned me the $ to get the axys fehu and omg that machine does everything the pen does only better! I lined a half sleeve in 30 min and that’s insane, if your gonna buy a machine buy one that supports this industry not just in it for the $, hope this helps you guys, take care ~yoshi~.

Another great product from Cheyenne. I have only had it about a month and is starting to act up. Have tried numerous other pens with the same result. So at this point. Still on the fence.

I purchased 2 Cheyenne Hawk Pens about 5 months ago. Both are amazing, but both cords started to break near the machine connection after just a couple months. Overall I’m happy with the machine, it is easy to use.

Go to machine of choice lightweight and durable. Tattoos like a dream!

This was bought as a birthday gift for my boyfriend. So far he’s only given himself and the practice skins tattoos. But says that for him as a beginner this is a great kit. He’s tried a few others that belong to friends and he thinks this is the easiest to use.

Awesome!.

Have been using this for a month or so. I used to have a big industrial strength Konica copier. Paid it off and kept for about 8 years after that. This product prints faster and with more dpi, and it has close to the same duty cycle.

It can also replace your scanner. I have a fujitsu scanner which is really great, but it has been retired to free up the desk space. The fax part is designed to work with a dedicated phone line like the old faxes but you might be able to get an adapter to make it work with VOIP, and possibly reducing the expense of a dedicated line.

I need fax for my work and I use a digital service where I send an receive faxes as emails for about 15 per month. So it does not make sense to me to pay for dedicated phone line which I think would cost me at least 40 per month last time I looked.

Has HP finally figured out a way to force you to use their cartridges Maybe. There is a chip on their cartridges, but apparently you can pop it out and put it on a replacement cartridge. There are a couple of youtube videos showing how to do this.

Looks pretty simple. The large capacity HP print cartridges for this are available for about 221 on Stationery Packs. They are supposed to print 10,000 pages, so you are looking at. 0221 cents per page which is ok even if you want to stick with the genuine HP cartridge.

It comes with a 58A cartridge. The 58X was 221 when I bought this printer. It was easy to hook this up to my little two computer net work. I have a router that will only let mac addresses that I specifically allow white list access the net work but you can see the address in the router software when you hook up this printer and you can allow it.

My printer is hard wired to my ethernet with a Cat 6 cable. Also if you want to print notes from your iphone you can send them directly wirelessly to the printer which seems nice but I have only used this to see if it works.

I got along for a few months using the scanner to make copies, but this is a little easier than scanning and saving. In the areas of copiers and printers technology has come a long way. But HP is still greedy about the cartridges.

We installed this MFP when our “old” (4 years) HP MFP gave up on us. We are a busy medical practice that still has a fair amount of fax traffic. This unit was an easy replacement and worked well for a time.

Unfortunately, this uses a different toner cartridge so our stock of consumables became obsolete. But the biggest problem was a software issue. We bought this primarily because we can send incoming faxes as PDFs to our server.

This worked flawlessly for a few months and then stopped. No amount of fiddling with settings, restoring to factory software etc could make it work again. Customer service were unable to help rectify it.

We will probably end up buying a replacement to make it work again.

Do not buy this HP product or any HP for that matter. I purchased 2 of these printers, one for work and one for home so its not just a “bad batch. ” Here are some features you can guarantee will happen when you buy this garbage.

1. Always loses WIFI signal. On a daily basis there is a ! in the triangle which means no wifi. Shutting off the printer doesn’t always work either. HP loves driver updates, so If your not savy to fetch the updates, you’re going to have a problem.

2. When printing wireless, is constantly “offline’ even when the WIFI signal is working. 3. “Cannot find printer. ” HP as a print doctor app on the desktop to troubleshoot and fix printing issues. More likely than none, It cant find the printer even when its directly tethered to the computer! (and yes, I swapped out printer cords, just in case the cord was bad, but to no avail.

) and 4. The ink cartridge’s costs over $200 and second market doesn’t work. HP made sure of that. Bonus: HP asks for you to ship back empties bc they like to boast that they are green, however no future discount for you the consumer.

Just shell out another couple hundred bucks to them. Do not buy is all I can recommend. Their computers are just as bad btw.

Almost a Perfect Printer. The OfficeJet 9015e is replacing one of the best printers I have owned, the Canon MX922. The HP 9015e prints and scans much faster than Canon MX922. I can confirm the following features which made me stick with it despite having to return it to the store today for a replacement unit.

It does auto duplex printing and scanning so I don’t have to manually flip the paper when using this printer which makes scanning bills into searchable PDF docs a breeze. The HP 9015e has a great feature where you can setup a shortcut directly on the printer so you can send your scans to your OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.

, accounts without the need of your computer. You can also scan documents for digital faxes without needing a landline. If you don’t want to participate in the HP Ink program, simply buy your own ink instead of using the subscription ink that comes with the printer because the provided ink will be deactivated when you stop using the HP Ink program.

I signed up for the 700 pages a program for 6 mo. free and they already sent 2 ink refills to ensure I have enough ink at home despite not printing that much. If you don’t print 700 pages, it rolls over to the next month.

I plan to roll it back down to the $. 99 or $4. 99 a mo. level since I don’t print that much (15-100 pgs. mo. ). Just know that HP will deactivate the ink if it detects you are using their subscription ink after cancelling the subscription so have your own ink if you still want to print.

The Printer sounds like it will break at any moment, and I guess it did because I took it back when scanning to OneDrive produced an error message only when scanning from the Printer after it comes out of sleep mode.

It worked after I cleared the error message but didn’t have that problem when using the same shortcut from my laptop or phone. While I can’t print directly to DVDs like the MX922 or place regular paper and 4×6 photo paper in the printer at the same time, the easy of printing directly from my iPhone/Android devices, laptops, and scanning directly from the printer to cloud or networked storage devices makes this almost a perfect printer.

Hope the printer works out, and yes, I contacted HP same day tech support twice which was nice since they have 7 day a week support using chat or phone support.

The printer has been good so far, though on rare occasion it seems to slip trying to grab a sheet of paper. But that has only happened twice right at the beginning and since then it has not been an issue.

The bigger issue is that HP does not tell you that in order to use all of the features you paid for, you need to connect your computer to their servers with an HP account. That means that every single time you print, you are sending analytic data to HP for their marketing department to use.

If they offered a discount for ink, or a rebate, or even just some money for that, then I would say that was fine. You could make a choice how much this invasion of your privacy is worth to you. But in this case, you really do not have an option.

If you want to use a few of the basic functions of your printer (like scanning) you HAVE to create an account and you HAVE to connect to it to scan. This is called “HP Smart” and it is not optional. I am extremely annoyed by this REQUIRED invasion of my privacy.

I was able to find a workaround by using the built in features of MacOS to scan and print – but I lose out on some of the more advanced features the HP software provides. And none of this is advertised when you purchase the printer.

They sell you on all the cool features, but don’t easily disclose that you have to connect to their servers for every print or scan to take advantage of these features. I am keeping the printer because it is too big of a hassle to return and I found a workaround for basic scanning and printing built in to my OS.

But I will never buy another HP product and cannot recommend this printer to anyone else.

I returned the HP 9015e printer immediately as it did not come close to fitting my needs. It is my opinion the whole HP+ line of printers is garbage mainly because of their software. First of all, I am a long time HP Printer user and have liked them previously.

My current HP printer broke after 12 years so I didn’t think twice to go pickup a new HP printer. I was wrong in thinking things would be the same, after all it is just a printer, right!? 1. Quality is nowhere near my decades old printer.

Plastics aren’t as good, seams don’t align as nicely and ink cartridges do not slide in easily nor do they provide positive feed-back that they are even seated correctly. The paper tray and paper catcher just seemed clunky and cheap to me as well.

2. Setup is a joke. The setup assistant can’t add printers to a different WIFI SSID then from computer running the setup. Ever hear of having printers and computers on separate networks? So you have to add it manually from the printer itself and the keyboard layout is most silly thing I have seen and has no QWERTY layout.

Once you tackle that the 6 months free ink is a joke as well because it is dependent on entering your credit card and signing up for some subscription service (which you can cancel at anytime) so they can start charging you after 6 months is up.

3. The printer does not like name changes or changing to static IP. I had to factory reset and start over because it messes up registration with HP and their Smart App. 4. Printer REQUIRES internet so you can print.

If you need to print from outside your home, sure, maybe you need this feature. Or maybe you have VPN and can connect privately that way. Or maybe you just want to print to your own printer in your private home on your private network, nope, you still need internet access.

Of course, HP will say, just use usb cable or WIFI Direct feature which are silly responses. There is NO need for REQUIRING internet access to print. The only purpose this services is so HP can monitor your usage and sell your data.

Or they’ll say they need to monitor ink levels. Again silly, my 12 year old HP printer told me when ink was low just fine without needing an internet connection. 5. The only thing they did right, was the plastic bag the printer comes in.

It has handles built-in so you can easily lift the printer out of the box. In short, loved the plastic bag it came in, everything else is garbage. I went with a different brand entirely and couldn’t be happier.

It didn’t have the cool plastic bag but all the other issues where a non-issue.

I needed to replace an old Panasonic cordless phone with caller Id and answering. Its liquid display was fading out, but the phone still worked perfectly. The Staples staff member helped me pick out a replacement.

At first I did not want multiple handsets, but we selected this model because it had everything I needed. It was ordered and delivered 4 days later. Wow, I love this Panasonic phone. The setup is very simple for the basic things (date, time, stored numbers, etc.

). However it does a lot more, connecting to 2 cell phones so you can talk to your cell phone calls through the 3 handsets. It also connects to Bluetooth audio devices like headphones or earbuds. You can block any call number by pressing the “Block Call” button at the bottom of each handset.

Plus, when a call comes in each handset displays the caller ID and audibly announces the name of the caller!! In a clear voice. Each handset can have its ringer volume adjusted from high to off in 7 or 8 increments.

So the phone by your bed will not jolt you out of your sleep. You can set times for the handset to not ring and can also temporarily shut off the ringing. Handset battery lasts up to 10 hours talk and 5 days standby.

Handsets are very compact but well designed to fit your hand well. Lighted display has large characters. The buttons are large, back-lighted, and very easy to read and touch. Base display shows how many messages are recorded.

Easy to listen and to delete or keep. Speakers in the base station and on the back of each handset so the handset can be put on Speaker Phone. The range to the base station is very good, audio quality is excellent.

One battery saving feature is reducing the power when the handset is close to the base station and increasing it as you move further away. Many many programming options using entry codes clearly covered in the excellent manual that comes with the phone.

It is so good to buy a product and find out that it far better than you had hoped it would be. This is such a phone. I loved having the extra handsets that I ordered a fourth handset. The manual says the KX-TGD563M phone can be connected to up to 6 handsets.

One surprise, the message being left on the answering system is audible on each handset, so you do not have to be at the base station to “pick up” and talk (for those of us who screen our calls). And the name of the caller is vocally announced on each handset as the call is ringing.

So glad I got this wonderful Panasonic KX-TGD563M phone system. Simple, easy to use, but can be programmed for very complex and advanced settings.

I really like the look and feel of my new Panasonic Link2Cell Cordless Telephone with its digital answering machine. The numbers are easy to see and dial because of the light color of the keypad which is silhouetted against the sleekness of the black phone.

I also like the size of the numbers and how smooth they feel when you touch them. Even though I am new to this Link 2 Cell technology I was surprised at how easy it was to set up this phone. I was able to link my cell phone to my home phone which gives me another option in answering my phones.

This Bluetooth feature is fabulous! You can turn the digital answering machine off and on which I like also. I’m glad I picked a winner! The three handsets, colors, design, and features of this Panasonic Cordless Telephone are worth the money I paid which was a reasonable price for such quality.

I highly recommend this item for any consumer who is looking for an excellent product!.

There are many good features I like about this phone. It sounds good, has easy “Call Blocking” which is a new feature for me and much needed today, and if you are a mobile phone person it easily transfers all your contacts to a directory and allows you to use it when you are home to receive your cell phone calls.

Now for the features that need iimprovement. There are too many menu choices to do the simpliest things. I’m usually refering to the manual to set up a feature. I think the problem with this phone is that it has too many features that you really don’t need.

The directory is overkill with 3000 entries allowed, but with call blocking only 150 numbers. Surely 1000 entries for a directory would be more than enough, and 500 call block numbers would be reasonable.

Overall I’m happy with the phone. Panasonic just needs to make the menu selection 1 or 2 levels deep and lose some of its over crowded features.

I purchased this Dremel Nail Grinder because I did not like the last one I ordered. This one really needs a guard. I’m actually a bit scared to use this one because 2 out of 3 times that I’ve used it, the nail kept slipping off.

One time, the nail slipped off and went under the grinder making it grind the top part of the nail. It could be that I just need more experience with it, but it is hard to get experience when I’m scared I will hurt my dogs and my dogs are now scared of it.

Since using this nail grinder, the grooming training has needed to take several steps back. One of my dogs was at the point where I could get through one paw, before needing to take a break, and now I can’t even get through one nail without a break.

The other dog, I was able to get 2 paws done without a break, and now she starts shaking and drooling when she sees the tool. This is probably a great tool for a lot of people, but does not work for me.

I was really hoping this would be the last one I would have to purchase.

We use this at my grooming salon, i highly recommend! I read a few comments about some issues, when the sand paper strip comes off when in use it means its not tightened all the way and you just need to tighten it to keep it on! The assembly may be a bit confusing, just try to keep everything in order when taking apart 🙂 also not every dog likes a grind! Its loud, puts pressure on the nail, and vibrates their leg, i wouldnt like it either.

It takes time to get them used to it and some dogs just simply dont like it no matter how much theyre exposed to it. Also the battery life! This has one of the batteries where if you charge it constantly or keep it charged after it reaches 100% it will destroy the battery life, just take it off the charger as soon as you notice its done.

All in all i highly recommend this grinder, its better than some of the others ive used.

This is my third dremmel nail grinder, so I know the device well. Here is the big picture. This product arrived with coarse grinding barrel. Actually a five of them. If you want to turn your dog against nail grooming, hook them up with a coarse grinding barrel No wonder so many say that their dogs hate nail grooming! So now my task is to find replacement sanding barrels before I can actually use this device.

That will not be easy. So, no, I do not recommend this device as it will arrive with the coarse grinding barrels.

Imagine finally winning over your mother in law, and “thinking” you found her the perfect gift for Christmas just so she opens it in front of the whole family and it comes out dirty with brown stains inside the case.

You look on horrified hoping that it at least works while the rest of the family laughs at giving her a “used and broken gift”. Turns out the machine doesn’t hold a charge but no matter you’ve been a Therabody client for years and have bought 2 Pro machines and spread awareness for the brand so this should just be a quick warranty issue and it will be resolved quickly.

nope! Forward a month later after various phone calls and emails with picture proof to Therabody and they finally send you a return post and are even generous enough to “replace” it with a 10% discount.

After a month that seems almost like a slap in the face. I have not had a single issue with the 2 pro models I have ordered but buyer beware, if your machine has an issue the company will not stand behind it unless you almost pester them.

Keep in mind I sent them an email the very same morning with said pictures and they still make you jump through hoops. Your almost better off with a cheap percussion machine from Costco or if your budget allows just switch to Hyperice.

They sell these at Equinox for a reason.

It was this or the Hypervolt. Friend bought the Hypervolt I bought this. I use this on every workout before and after and days I don’t workout. It’s great warmup and a great recovery tool. With the multiple head attachments that it comes with it can hit a general or pinpoint a spot.

As much as I use it I only charge it about once a week. Bluetooth and app capability is actually a great feature I wish I would use more often, especially for my recovery. I will say between this and the Hypervolt is noise, Hypervolt is a lot quieter, significantly.

The great thing about the Theragun is the triangular handle, it does make a difference when you are going for those hard to reach place or to get a different pressure on an area. I would buy again espcially if they included the stand!.

This machine is so easy to use, lightweight and handy that I’d recommend having one for sure if you have pets or even no pets and hard floors for quick easy cleanup of spills and messes. Something to keep in mind is this is not a carpet shampoo machine and it’s not intended to be.

It is basically a super handy wet vacuum for cleaning up small spills or messes. I now also use it to clean my hard floors. I have a small dog and sometimes though infrequently accidents do happen on the carpet or happen on rugs that require me to dig out the big machine to clean up a small mess which is a pain in the neck.

In addition, the cleaner helps ensure that it’s cleaned up in a sanitary fashion with cleaners designed for it which is a huge plus. This machine eliminates the headache dealing with the big machine for a small quick cleanup job! It sits on a base that charges it so it’s ready to go when you need it and the base holds an extra roller (so you can have a clean one while the other one dries) and your cleaning solution.

The self-cleaning feature works pretty good so that all you have to do after the self-clean is pull the roll out and let it dry or do a more thorough cleaning by hand and let it dry. The battery lasts a decent amount of time about 20-25 minutes depending on the mode you have it on, more than enough to do spot cleans and a quick clean on my hard floors.

If it’s on the turbo mode it doesn’t last as long but on hard floors and low pile rugs the turbo mode really isn’t necessary so I’d say how long the battery lasts is going to depend a lot upon how it’s used.

The tanks are small so you do end up changing/emptying it a fair amount for more thorough cleaning but for a small spill it’s perfect and it’s easy to clean up! The controls, handle and weight are all easy to use and the machine is very light, it actually is VERY light for what you’d expect.

I’d definitely recommend this machine, especially if you have small pets or hard floors with rugs. It’s much easier than dealing with dragging out the large machine to clean up a small rug. Things I like: It’s small, light and easy to use Perfect for cleaning up after pets Great for keeping your floors clean and sanitary Includes two rollers Charging base with storage Included 2 bottles of soap Could improve: More suction/battery life (could make this machine even more versatile to use on thick carpets).

I really like this wet/dry cordless vacuum from Bissell. I wanted this particular vacuum because I have a cat that sheds a lot and sometimes will peep on our carpet because her litter isn’t changed as frequently as she would like.

We also have kids that can sometimes be messy and spill food on the carpet. Another primary reason why I got this Bissell wet/dry vac is because I also have hardwood floors. I have always owned a big bulky deep cleaner for the carpet because of the fur baby and our kids.

The big cleaner has always worked, but it isn’t very convenient to get it all set up if I just need to clean a small area. Now that I have this Bissell Crosswave X7, I can tackle those stains right away.

This Crosswave is very easy to get started on those stains and plus they give you 2 cleaning solution bottles. It has worked well at cleaning some pet stains, but also food stains made by our kids. What makes it convenient, besides it being easy to set up, is that it is light weight, cordless and easy to clean up the machine after you are done.

I no longer have to spend a lot of time prepping and cleaning afterwards like I used to do with our bulky carpet cleaner. Another reason why I am grateful for this Bissell is that I can also use it on my hardwood floors and area rugs.

I will usually do the hardwood floors in the morning and let the machine recharge and in the afternoons I will then move on to the area rugs. The charge time is 4 hours with this machine, which is really not bad considering all the work that it does for you.

It does a pretty good job on my hardwood floors, but I think it does better on my carpet and area rugs. Overall,, I am very happy with the performance of this wet/dry vac as it allows me to tackle the different floors that I have in my house and it is very easy to use.

My floor and rugs looked awesome when I was all done, but it wasn’t until a short time later that I noticed a couple of things I didn’t like so much. The cleaning solution combined with the scrubbing action of the brush roll actually made my floors pretty slippery, like they were coated with something.

My kiddo even slipped on the floor once that afternoon due to the new feeling on the floor. I think I’ll use half of the recommended cleaning solution going forward instead of the full amount to see if that helps.

Cleaning the machine wasn’t hard at all, but it takes the same effort needed when using a carpet shampooer (cleaning the brush roll, rinsing the clean water tank, cleaning out the dirty water tank, and wiping out all of the areas with debris stuck to it, then letting it all dry).

Clean-up is a little bit of a process that everyone considering this machine will experience when using the wet vac part of this product. I do really like the docking/charging station. I love how securely the sweeper fits on the charger, and the included storage area for the brush roll is great.

I also think the cleaning solution smells really fresh without being too overpowering, which I appreciate. The suction was also better than I expected, as it got nearly every crumb in the corners and hard areas that I normally have trouble reaching with just a sweeper.

One other thing worth mentioning is that the machine is on the louder side, so I popped in some earbuds and listened to some content while I was cleaning, which lessened the noise.

my stable runith over with infected heathens. now I was able to tattoo them and categorize. it has been a life saver. I no longer have to worry about which STD I will be getting. because if this little miracle.

the only problem is I’m running out of room on my ears due to the multiple STDs.

I was nervous having never tattooing. I purchased this kit and had absolutely no problems. I tattooed a yearling bull calf ear with two sets of digits, meaning I had to tattoo, change numbers, tattoo again.

Very simple. I used the black ink that came with the kit. The tattoo looks great and I would recommend this kit. You will likely have to purchase additional digits.

This worked great! I tattooed the ears of a couple girls who i knew that had STD’s. Sometimes its easier if if you can seenthe problem! Check your girls ear!!!

Calving season for me hasn’t started yet so I haven’t had a chance to use the pliers. The revolving process looks to be more time consuming than I had hoped for. Nevertheless, it’s one pair of pliers to keep up with rather than two.

The revolving head saves changing all of the digits in the pasture. I have my herd prefix on one side, and I put the calfs’ ID on the other side. All changes are made inside, no lost digits in the mud.

I do wish that it came with one blank digit, my herd prefix is only three letters, without a fourth digit, the three letters have some wiggle room. This should come with a full set of letters and a full set of letters, but it doesn’t.

With those few complaints, I like it so far!.

Having a designated side for my herd prefix speeds this process up immensely!! 1 and only 1 minor issue I have is the thumb screws to tighten the digits. DO NOT try to be Hercules and tighten the ever livin out of these or you will break them off.

Simply snug them and then give em just a hair more and your digits are kept right where they need to be. Great product, would recommend to anyone!.

The backpack is great and has ample storage. It is great to throw stuff in and go. Saw is fantastic and small frame fits well can use it one handed and is lightweight. Can use overhead no problem. Has enough power to cut limbs or other things.

Drill is great too. Small frame fits in tight spots and can use all day without fatigue. I get about 20-30 minutes of use per battery on the drill using a wire brush nonstop. Great combo kit.

It’s a great value. I have all of the 12v line and love all of them. I also have all of the 20v and 60v line up but the 12v is super handy, compact and convenient. I use 12v for all of the final renovation/pickup/punch list items and you just can’t beat the light weight and power of the 12v line up.

I only hope Dewalt will expand the 12v to keep up with Milwaukee 12v. Dewalt 12v is a must have for everyone!! Regarding the 2ah complaint: get over yourself. It’s fine :).

I bought this at Lowes. Felt the bag would be a great addition, and I’ve heard all good things from the 12v reciprocating saw outperforming the 20v one handed version. Almost same motor. The only complaint I have with this product is that it was originally advertised as having 2 3ah batteries, but 2ah comes with the product.

I still am happy with my purchase, and feel it is a great addition to my tools.

Definitely worth the money, yes it can line, shade, and color pack. And is easy to clean and maintenance. 👍🏻