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24 February 2016
Mouse - Bluetooth 4.0 Required
8 of 8 found this helpful This is an excellent mouse. It's really high tech looking and feeling. It uses 2 AAA batteries for power but when you flatten the mouse, it turns off. A quick snap and the mouse ARChes and give you a great feeling as you use it. The buttons were responsive and the center button allows scrolling (although it's a bit tricky to get used to using the center scroll function).
However, beware that it requires Bluetooth 4.0 to operate and at least Windows 8.1 if you want to use it like any other mouse. I bought one of these for a friend who just purchased a Windows Surface PRO 4 tablet but was using a USB ARC mouse. That's a problem - there's only one USB port on the Surface PRO 4 and he was tying it up with a mouse. So I ordered him a Bluetooth version of the mouse he loved. To make sure it worked before I gave it to him, I installed it on my Lenovo Thinkpad T430s running Windows 7-64 bit. The mouse loaded up and worked beautifully. I gave him the mouse and he's been super satisfied with it ever since.
My son's birthday was fast approaching and he was using a USB mouse on his Lenovo Thinkpad T420s laptop so I ordered him one of these sleek mouses. When it arrived, I once again installed it onto my Lenovo Thinkpad T430s and it worked great, so I gave it to him for his birthday. He tried and tried to install it but it wouldn't work. After a puzzling and extended time trying to figure this out we discovered that this is a Bluetooth Low-Energy mouse and is not compatible with my son's T420s because the mouse requires Bluetooth 4.0 and the T420s is only a Bluetooth 3.0 compatible ... and by the way, you can't install the Bluetooth 4.0 drivers and make it 4.0.
All was not lost though because I can use it with my Lenovo T430s, but not so fast. There's still something wrong. I can install the mouse and use it .... until I let a period of time go by without moving the mouse - then it is non-responsive and my laptop doesn't "see it" any longer. I made every configuration change I could to get it to not fall asleep, but nothing worked.
So, it's a great mouse - a fantastic mouse - IF you have the right computer. So beware. If you have an older computer, you may want to consider another Bluetooth mouse.
07 March 2018
Perfect Plunger for Purée
If you're like us, from time to time you don't put the lid on your VitaMix and try to use your plunger (apparently some sort of delusion that you won't touch the blades) but you do and your plunger is now full of holes. I've purchased several more expensive VitaMix plungers then I saw this one for a fraction of the cost so I took a gamble. I have been very pleased with these plungers. Plastic shouldn't cost an arm and a leg and these are inexpensive yet very well designed and effective. I really liked the shape of the plunger (different from the VitaMix plunger) which helps move the mix through the blender.
Bottom line: BOOM! This plunger is amazing.
08 March 2016
You can't go wrong with this hitch.
1 of 1 found this helpful I installed a similar hitch on my 1999 Honda CR-V, so I knew the process of installing the hitch and mechanically I know one end of a wrench from the other, so installing this one on my 2005 Honda CR-V was going to be easy, well at least easier. The install instructions were basically the same, remove 3 rubber hangers so the muffler would move out of the way, fish some bolts into existing bolt holes on the CR-V frame then bolt the hitch to the frame. The 2005 CR-V hitch requires a little more effort. I had to drill new holes for the bolts on the front side of the hitch (towards the front of the car). The back bolt hole and center hanger are perfectly aligned to the pre-existing frame holes.
It's super easy to install with 2 people but I learned a trick for one-person installation - put the center hanger in first, then do each side. The center hanger holds the weight of the hitch so you don't have to hold it. Be careful when you're putting on the nuts so you don't push the carriage bolts back into the frame or you'll be using words which will make a sailor blush; I know this from experience.
If you're mechanically inclined, you should be able to do this install in 1-2 hours. When removing the rubber hangers on at the muffler, squirt some WD-40 at the connection points to help them slide off and back on again.