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Correct. You have to have it plugged in to charge the batteries. but you can push the button to see the charge level even when it's not plugged in.

I haven't had any issues. I would definitely reach out to the company and they should be able to help.

That is such a deal for these. Thanks for the heads up. I am tempted to pick up a few more.

Do you mean a higher measure for the filtered water? It's possible... I am interested to test it again in the next few weeel\s after we have been using the filter every day for a while now.

That would be great! I’m curious to see how it goes. I just bought a filter. From what I see from your video the results were great!

@@frederikdejong5423 I can't tell you how much I love how the water tastes out of this filter. It's great.

I have to agree with you after using it for a few months... :\

Did you reach out to them for replacement? Seems like this design just might not work with that much sun exposure....

No problem! Nope, it doesn't have a UV light inside the Food Cycler.

I would have to test this out. I don't have mine continuously record so I'm not sure if it functions the same way. I only have mine record on motion.

@@JustinReviewsIt well I just ordered it so I hope it does. That's one of my favorite features on my Nest doorbell cam. It captures the clip but I can Scroll after and before the clip and see actually more that's going on. I already have the tracking camera in the back and just have it sent to cloud services. And I don't see an option for constant recording. That being said I am absolutely shocked at how good the image quality is for dynamic range and color.

@@WilliamDeanPlumbing Awesome. Well I hope it does too! You just have to check your specific camera to make sure it supports continuous recording. I think all of mine do, but I remember seeing some of the older ones don't.

Glad to hear you are loving yours as well! I primarily use Bear Mountain pellets because my Father in Law picks them up on sale for me and I have always been happy with them. I like the apple, oak and pecan depending on what I am cooking.

The newest version does connect to wifi. The original Nano only connects via bluetooth.

Sounds amazing. Which rotisserie do you use?

I use the cheap Only Fire Ring set up from Amazon.

@@smrdmr1 Awesome! I just bought an Only Fire charcoal basket for my Big Green Egg. Nice product!

I can't with mine. I did switch the cheek pads to make it tighter from the pre-installed ones, so maybe that's why. I would call the Troy Lee support phone number and ask them. Cheers!

I can. But I have found this is the issue with every full face helmet I've tried on. Well. It is partially a function of how dense the cheek padding is, and let me tell you what.. the padding for all these "enduro" full face helmets that I've tried are quite soft and airy. In addition I've tried on Fox Proframe, Smith Mainline. Compared to dedicated DH helmets these enduro full faces are ABSOLUTELY worse with this issue. DH helmets I tried are the Giro Disciple/Cipher and 100% Status. The best may have been the Troy Lee D3(haven't tried the d4). But realistically for trail riding the actual DH helmets are not really practical as they are a lot heavier and hotter. So what can you do. I switched to the thicker cheek pads on the Stage, but the difference it makes is extremely limited. If anything it seems the thicker pads may help a bit more for lateral impacts, again though the padding is very spongy and airy. I do wonder if Troy lee (and other branded full enduro lids) should use a more dense material. Conclusion for me is that the Troy lee fits my head and cheek and chin shape the best (oval top of head, more narrow cheek) vs all the other popular enduro full lids I tried. Fox and Smith are 100% more shaped for rounder profiles and wider cheeks.

It's an awesome tool to have around.

Good call!

Looks like I uploaded the wrong thumbnail. Thanks for catching that. Are you interested in a video about the Godox AD-B2?

My pleasure!

Hi there! I'm not sure about the chlorine levels, as I haven't tested for the actual water contents specifically. Also not sure yet as to how long the filters will last since I haven't had to change them yet. I will probably make a follow-up video when I do.

Thanks so much!

I haven't tried that one.

That's pretty disappointing to hear.

That's a great point!

Yes, I do put that in for flash photos when shooting a subject. I forgot to talk about it in the video.

I'm not sure. I think it would depend on your glasses. Looks like 100% does make some over the glasses specific goggles you could check out.

No problem! I have been using the filter everyday for about 6 weeks now. I believe the filters should be changed every 3 to 6 months depending on how much it is used. I will definitely be creating another video when it's time to do that. The filters are redily available on Amazon. Let me know if you need a link to them.

Thanks for your opinions. Apprecaite you sharing. Knives are personal and while I might have said the same thing about this one, I changed my mind after getting it for my wife and using it because it was on the counter. Now I use it every day and it's super useful.

A 5-6 inch knife is an essential for any kitchen. This is the best length for butchering meat which is why Deba’s, Honusuki’s and Hankotsu’s average about 5 and a half inches. A chef knife is too big to get at something like the oyster in a chicken and a paring knife is too small for breaking it down into its usual pieces. All chefs have a boning or petty knife in their knife roll.

@@ingetout Definitely agree.

Not everyone has a car. :)

Sounds great. How does the dehydration come out compared to the specific dehydrator? I think this is the only feature I haven't expiramented with on it.

Glad to help!

And the indicators?

The little click sound? I find it kind of satisfying. Haha.

Yeah, it is pretty much silent. The only time I can hear it is when there is something plastic getting hit by the water that moves it around a bit.

That's a good question. I did a little googling and I doubt that it is fake. Seems like they use different packaging and sometimes only bubble wrap. It does seem a little strange, but I think it's their goal to cut down on packaging.

@@JustinReviewsIt OK, thanks a lot 🤗

Thanks for stopping by and watching the video and for the nice compliment about my video. I have really been loving this filter. I have been using it every day, mostly because I love how the water tastes. I find myself drinking way more water than I would out of the fridge filter because the RO filtered water tastes great. I don't add any sort of mineral additive to the water. I will sometimes add some regular ice to my cup and still drink regular water, and have a very balanced diet, so the reduction in minerals from my home drinking water isn't something I am personally concerned about. Let me know if you have any other questions about it.

That's probably a good idea, but not always possible since it takes a while to charge. I let it charge and then unplug it once it's done as the second best option. :)

Hey Steven. Sorry, I don't have a good recommendation for a fast usb-c charger. Do let me know what you decide on. I'd be really interested to know about it.

@@JustinReviewsIt Well I actually use two that I like and now I know they properly support PD 3.0 and PSS. The also both have at least one USB-C port and one USB-A port so it can support both the Llano dual battery charger and the Llano 20,000 mAH battery power bank. They are: 1. Baseus USB C Charger, 65W 2 Port Flat Wall Charger PD 3.0, Ultra-Slim GaN Charger with Foldable Plug for MacBook, iPhone 15/14/13/12/11/Pro Max/XS/XR, Samsung, iPad, Steam Deck with Charging Cable 2. Anker Prime 67W USB C Charger, Anker GaN 3-Port Compact Fast PPS Wall Charger, For MacBook Pro/Air, Pixelbook, iPad Pro, iPhone 15/14/Pro, Galaxy S23/S22, Note20, Pixel, Apple Watch I chose the higher power ones so I can charge the two or a phone. #1 folds nice and thin when in the wall socket. #2 is an Anker quality charger. Take a look.

Totally agree. They probably didn't have the tablets at the time they were recommending vinegar. And then when they came out, they switched the recommendation (total guess). However, I do think that you can do some damage eventually if you use the wrong kind of vinegar and don't fully flush it out.

The passcode and fingerprint is stored in the lock so you will be able to unlock it if the wifi goes down. Obviously, you wouldn't be able to unlock it remotely.

Only on app, bad call by Bosch. Most used feature for us and now have go to use a separate device. Adds way too many steps. Wish had known before buying. Thought we were going from our old 800 to a new one and didn’t think they’d have done something that stupid.

Wow. I can't believe they would have settings that are only on the app.

Thank you!

Glad to hear it was helpful for you to figure out what the knobs are for!

We do like it. I would agree that the flow is a bit lower than the Kohler, but it's not bad. Also depends if you have the lower flow California version, which we do have. I believe you can take out the restrictor if it's an issue for you.

So sorry to hear that.

You rock! Thank you!

Totally agree! I just wish it didn't take up room on the counter. :/

Happy to hear it was helpful for you.