Love the lightweight easy to use design. Rechargeable batteries , built in light and high resolution camera make it a great quality choice for a good price!

This light is perfect for videos, pictures and any other time you need a light. I personally take it camping too just to light up the campsite. It’s great that it has a rechargeable batter,

I like the small size, it gives it great mobility to place from location to location.

Has 3 light settings, rechargeable using USB cable directly to my laptop.

It’s obviously great for outdoor activities but it also can be used for multiple purposes. I placed next to my pc to help see my keyboard while typing.

Great to have in case of power outages, will light up to 50 hours depending on how high you set it.

Design is excellent, looks good and seems to be durable enough for everyday or occasional use.

I really like this Kentfaith Vintage Lantern, has my 5 Star

I purchased this microscope so I can be able to take a close look at coins. It's a pretty good microscope for the money and I love that it has a rechargeable battery. The battery seems to last quite a while even with the light on and screen using up power.

Pros:
rechargeable battery
Nice clear screen
Bright light
Adjustable zoom
Lightweight

Cons:
Resolution is not so great in my opinion. Good enough but not great.
Fine focus knob isn't really fine.
Light adjustment isn't that great. It's either too bright or not bright enough.

The Rechargeable Telescopic Camping Lantern is perfect. A great addition to my camping collection. Light is bright, battery life is very good and it fits perfectly in my pack.

This is the coolest rechargeable light! I love how you can change the color temp of the light and how you can use it directional too. Makes a great night light by my bed too when getting ready to sleep and still want a little light. I bought two! One for my sprinter van for camping and tailgating

This is a nice tripod for the person who needs a light tripod which extends to 72 inches, easy to erect, comes with two base plates, great idea and carry case. Great that the tripod too has its own carry handle also. Maybe a bit too light for the professional but for someone who needs a tripod, happy with the9 lb weight and construction, this fills a gap for the beginner and amateur.

Age and infirmities have ended my ability to traipse around with Nikons slung around my neck and a heavy field tripod in hand. That just isn’t going to happen anymore. Now I shoot mirrorless, action cameras and smartphone. Some of those have internal stabilization that obviates the need for a tripod and I also have gimbals. Still, there are occasions where a tripod is very useful. This is practically ideal for my individual circumstances. It is light: barely over 2 pounds. What a miracle! It is only 14 inches long when collapsed. It will fit in my luggage or pack. Comes with a nicely done carrying case as well. Tripod extends to 61 inches, though I wouldn’t go too far away from it when fully extended. Even with a light camera, there’s a chance a breeze could take it over. The central column is unique in that it has two sections. The column can be reversed for ground level shooting. The legs snap to two angles. I would have preferred three for greater flexibility, but it’s not a deal breaker. There’s a small Swiss Acra style mounting plate. The head also has a circular ball level. The ball head is usable, but not out-of-this-world terrific. The legs are twist-lock. I would prefer snaps, but that would probably have made the tripod less svelte and packable. For a guy like me, old and infirm, who shoots with small, lightweight cameras, the K&F Concept 61 is just plain terrific, well within my limitations when it comes to setup, deployment and handling. It’s so light and small that I don’t have to think twice about taking it. Just throw it in the pack. It’s there when I need it. Gotta love that carbon fibre!Jerry