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It's a spare O ring when you unscrew the head just keep it if the old one wears out

Thanks for the comment appreciate it

They're quite good overall nice range off of them

Use a 2A one then, plenty of phone chargers can do that

@@MrBazReviews so no need to buy external charger if am already using mod charging method by phone charger 1A or 2A?

@@omaremad1691 No just use that this runs off anything I used with it, but obviously a charger is better then say a computer USB port (more power)

@@MrBazReviews final one hard to get original molicel those days what to choose : vapecell, Hohm life 4? 18650 - 2 batteries

@@omaremad1691 They are both decent the Hohm ones might have the edge long term

Seems to be a luck thing from what I can see. I have 2 5D's and both are working, one has the black frame (but it mostly works fine just the odd time that turns up), the other one is the original I bought new in 2006, and it went back for a service to fix that, and I've not had a problem since. I do use the cameras (more so the black frame one). On the other hand I have an A100 with a steadshot problem, it works but the image is off centre. A200 I had a few of those and didn't have an issue. I had an A99 fail once, lock up after a single shot, pull battery, takes shot locks up again. I ended up selling it for parts and that camera had very modest shutter count of under 40K. Just the way it goes I think.

Thanks. Have to have it on this it would short quickly otherwise

The A7II is dated and maybe OK for using with adapted lenses as a lower cost option, but I'd skip it. A7III costs more quite a bit over 1000 usually for a good one. I have a Nikon Z6 here and I am going to do a review on that, it's a bit more affordable as far as mirrorless goes. I have to be completely honest, I'd rather shoot with the D800 over the mirrorless cameras I have used, some are very good, but the fun factor is less for some reason. Ergonomics not as good, less controls. The mirrorless systems would be very expensive to buy into, there are a lot of F mount deals right now bodies and lenses. Whilst I play with mirrorless too, the D800 is going nowhere it's a superb camera even to this day.

Not that I'm aware of no

I'll keep a look out for that strange they didn't use stainless steel

You can buy a used D800 body for less than the D5200 cost new, which is a huge bargain. It's heavier and larger but who cares the camera is very capable, and far cheaper than any mirrorless offering.

The Dragon charges both of those cells

@@MrBazReviews thank you!!!

Yes this is better in my view

Yes this is better in my view

@@MrBazReviews thx buddy - just ordered one! Sale $50 Amazon

I agree but it's common among many brands (sadly). I did do a teardown video it is possible to get to the cells (but it's a hassle and you have to de-solder them). I am hoping makers might consider easier battery replacement designs. There is legislation for phones coming in in Europe to make it compulsory to have easy access batteries (no tools needed), and it's long long overdue.

@@MrBazReviews Yes, my series 3000 gave up the ghost in less than 3 years and I´m really disappointed. I owned several Philips shavers in the past and I must say that they were excellent products made in Holland that could easily last a decade if properly taken care of.....but today the company´s philosophy appears to be very different. It looks like they intend to force us to spend our precious money on a new shaver every two years and the rest of manufacturers seem to follow suit. The problem is that I ´m looking for basic shavers that no longer exist on the market....I don´t need to shave in the shower, I don´t need TFT screens, rechargeable batteries or other bells and whistles on a shaver. I just need a plug-in shaver that does the job well.... and I can´t find it.

@@DuncanLafayette You could try some of these lesser known brands I saw a few around. Not sure if they are any good one company contacted me but I didn't think anyone would be interested in a video and honestly, you have to use these things for extended time to see how they hold up. The first one latch broke (the one in this video), and it was replaced under warranty (2 years)

@@MrBazReviews Thank you for your reply !!....yes, definitely, I´ll take a look at other brands. I´ve always used Philips or Braun shavers, but I´ve given up on them as they´re too sophisticated and expensive for me. I need a more basic product. Maybe Remington could be a good choice....what do you think of this brand?? Specifically, the Remington RP1330 seems to work off the mains only...no batteries. I think I´ll give it a try.

@@DuncanLafayette Remington were OK last I tried, but I have not used them for a while. Otherwise give one of those unknown ones a look, a few people said they were pretty good and half the price (comparable performance maybe not sure)

Thing is everyone is different aka head size, it's not wasted if you don't like it return it and get a refund.

It depends on board it makes 0 difference if it's upside down or not. Sometimes connector is left other times right

@@MrBazReviews but my SSD is M and B key type (oneside 6 pin wide and other is 5 pin wide) is compatible?

@@KADHA_PUSTHAKAM You have to check the board to see which ones are compatible. Most are M or B+M and will fit most boards. You can't insert the wrong one because it simply won't fit.

But it is compatible and fits either way

@@KADHA_PUSTHAKAM Watch the video do you see the label being shown upwards? This is so simple. 180,00 other people had no problems!

Not a problem

It worked for me (reduced it a lot anyway), change the coil and see if it improves.

Check requirements of app I don't have the box anymore it should work

You're welcome!

You're welcome!

I'm not into the built in battery concept either I hope it changes, but I see more and more of them with built in cells. One reason I got a bit bored of these products recently.

@@MrBazReviews It does not bother me if it is a cheaper flashlight that you purchase up to about $50 but if I'm paying $160 I better be able to change the battery !!!!!!!

@@RickyD1968 Trend seems to be growing but I am rapidly losing interest! It bothers me on most products except the tiny keyring/chain ones. Even then I think an AAA one is better!

Obviously a shutter problem, be careful where you buy from make sure it's working.

It's not a bad model for the day plenty good enough

Fair points I suspect this might be an update with the new LED's at some point (they seem to be better at longer range)

@@MrBazReviews Well not going to go buy one with out the throw distance hell the HC33 has a longer throw or distance. And Its lighter a lot of people complained about them being too heavy, I would not want to carry this thing really. No way would I use one for camping or walking the HC33 I think Is the best light for most things.

@@davis6048 21700 is IMO a bit heavy, for longer periods of use, 18650 makes more sense to me. The HC33 I liked it quite a bit decent range for the power output, UI is a bit weird though. I'd like to see an update on it but it's not a bad choice overall.

The run times are barely over 10 seconds into the video (as in box shot specs). Any USB will work

@@MrBazReviews - thanks for the infotmation

It's still capable and useful camera to have, prices are increasing though on the used market. I don't find the body design overly comfortable but I like the results from it.

It's pretty good overall I find the design changes make it a better offering v the previous EDC27, but that's getting update too!

Old toothbrush works quite well, secret is to let it soak for a while and it's easier to clean.

I'd prefer an Arca type plate system that way you could fit a larger plate. It's pretty solid overall that my one obvious drawback

I think the smaller tip creates more suction power, but I'd like a somewhat larger one. It is quite useful I still have it and use it just replace the filter every 12 months

The Canon has live view and somewhat better high ISO, but for taking photos of paintings it's really not going to matter which one you use. Canon takes SD cards that might matter to you.

It's quite good but of course the range is fairly limited for a zoom lens. Have to stop it down quite a bit at 24mm to get good corners (not quite sharp but not bad). It depends if you want the 24mm it's not bad for what it is (bit like the 35-70mm F4 has it's flaws but cheap and light/small)

No you can't do that it has to have batteries to run it.

No problem it's quite important to show it!

Thanks hope it was useful for you!

I still like it, and use it together with the D800 (they have their own set of pros and cons). Nikon's ongoing rubber issues are not over yet! But I didn't have the thumbpad come off (yet) just the side rubber. It's a shame Nikon don't give it more support and push, for those who do want a DSLR it's quite capable.

Not a problem glad it helped

I did try it on my arms for a short time and it worked pretty well! So I imagine it works for women too!

@@MrBazReviews it absolutely does!

It's unlikely due to the cost and fact they are higher end lenses. Some people are still looking at Minolta lenses, but as Sony dropped A mount I only have a few items left as I sold off most of my equipment. Honestly the main issue is that higher end lenses get less interest then the more affordable ones do (the Beercan still gets quite a lot of views it's a popular one)

It's pretty good!

Get some "solder wick" it soaks up the solder and then it's easier to remove. Just heat both sides of the battery with the wick and it will soak up the solder. Re-apply solder with a new battery fitted (solder the cells ends then insert, and heat up the contacts to bond)

@@MrBazReviews thank you so much this helps a lot, ill give it a shot. have a great day :)

Yes the compact flash memory, it was only later we got SD.

Try washing your face first in warm/hot water to lift up the hairs

@@MrBazReviews i think it’s partly due to the fact my hair is really coarse and wirey so foil razors don’t work as well on me. probably would work better on a few day old shave

@@blue47186 Try a wet shave with it and shaving gel seems to work for most people. It depends how much growth there is with electric shavers. If it's quite a bit use the trimmer to cut it down

I like the output from the camera, easy to get nice results. I drop the metering back a little at times, as mentioned but still for a 10MP CCD it's quite good overall. Yes B&W seems to be appealing on many of these CCD models