yinat [2+2] Pack for Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G Screen Protector Tempered Glass Camera Lens Protector,Touch Sensitive,Fingerprint Support,9H Hardenss(6.8")

Pretty good for the price….

This case is absolutely perfect!!! It is exactly as advertised, and more!!Protection review:As stated in the product description, this case has 3 layers of protection, covering every surface of the Ipad! The only con about this product is that it doesn't come with a screen protector, but that wasn't much of an issue! All holes and buttons on the side of the device are covered, which prevents water from getting inside! The charging hole and headphone jack have a sturdy yet easily usable flap that covers the hole, and can be flapped open with ease to plug in accessories! It is fit perfectly with the rest of the case, so it would be impossible to open unless done manually due to its snug crevice, rubber material, and sturdy base!Features:I am overwhelmed by the many amazing features that this case provides! The product description only mentions the strap and handle, but there is much more! Speaking of the strap, my only real complaint about this case is that the shoulder strap is a little difficult to attach and unattach, but when secured it is sturdy and doesn't come undone! It is not the most comfortable on the shoulder, but definitely bearable! I normally don't use the shoulder strap, instead I use the handle! It's a Velcro strap that is adjustable to fit snug on your hand! I have never seen a case with this feature, but it's very smart! With it, you can not even be holding onto the Ipad, you can just slide your hand in the strap and its secure! You can also loosen it to give more space under for another feature! The case comes with a stand to prop up the Ipad! It is locked in place until you slide it out, which is made clear by arrows on the stand. The stand is small, but its centered perfectly in the middle of the Ipad, and gives a PERFECT angle, the most perfect I've ever seen! Once pulled out and into position, the stand clicks into place is doesn't move unless done manually! So the Ipad won't slide! The stand works on any surface and doesn't fall! I've used it on tables, beds, couches, and pillows, and it always stays up! I actually just discovered a new feature I haven't seen within the month I've had this case. That feature is a stylus holder!!! I am an artist, and the Ipad I use is for art purposes only, so when I discovered a perfectly shaped sleeve and "dent" made for a stylus, I was overjoyed! It is located on the back of the case, and keeps your stylus safe and secure so you don't loose it!!!Design and Appearance:I personally love the visual appeal of this case! I got the pink, and it's my favorite shade of pink, something that I was very happy about! The pink color is a softer baby pink with a tint of salmon an peach! It's very soft and cute, and is a relaxing color! I love the simplicity of it as well, since it is not too busy. It is just a basic color, but it works well with the design and keeps a neutral mood! I think the creators did an amazing job with the design, because the Ipad still looks really cool despite all of the protection and features! It is made out of rubber, which creates more durability, and makes it soft and comfortable to hold!Price:What a steal!!!! This product is AMAZINGLY priced, I would even dare to say under priced! At the moment, this case is only $20!! Normal Ipad cases are twice that amount when they come no where near to something with amazing quality like this! It is very affordable, and you get more than what you payed for!!Overall:Overall, I HIGHLY recommend this product!!! It's very protected, durable, convenient, easy to hold, visually appealing, cheap, and comes with very useful features! PLEASE buy this product, it's the best quality for the best price I've ever seen!!!

I like that this bag is on the smaller side but still big enough to hold what you need. It keeps cold things cold for quite a while! It can be used as a purse too, it has a pockets on one side with a zippered pocket in front plus water bottle holders on each side. I don't carry a purse but when I use this I can put things in the zipper compartment or in the sides. It's great and doesn't look like your carrying around a cooler.

This adapter is made from some quality, rigid plastic. The valve moves nicely within the housing and does not feel cheap. The plastic tip is very stiff.Looking at the image, it's kinda hard to make sense of it if you've not used it before. The "wang" sticking off the side of the adapter is actually a gauge that you can use to determine whether the tank of gas you're going to use is compatible - the idea is you stick that piece in the tank to verify that you're not getting hung up on excessively tight o-ring seals on the prospective tank - nice touch! I am using this on your standard blue bottle torch tank that I have lying around in the garage and it works perfectly.The second piece of blue plastic serves a variety of purposes - it can be stuck on top of the valve stem so that it wears out before the stem of the adapter itself wears out, and then replaced, so that you're never stuck with totally worn out tip. It can also be used as an extender if for some reason your filler hole is way out of the way and you need more reach. Finally it can be used by itself, just the little blue part, on a duster can to fill up airsoft guns that run on that type of propellant (which is lower pressure). I know that prior to this thing showing up and gazing at the manual, this thing was weird and confusing looking but I knew I'd figure it out once I had it in my hands - just thought I'd demystify things a bit to anyone else who may've been in the same boat.It'll pay for itself once you've gone through two propane tanks, or so. They're 14 oz and around $5 each. Green gas is 8 oz and about $10-15 each.The directions indicate to put two drops of the included light weight silicon oil directly into the "mouth" (I'm calling it that, not the manual) of the tank you're going to use, and then screw on the adapter. I don't know if this is to ensure a good seal between the tank and the adapter, or to kinda inject a light fog of oil into your magazines - to that end I don't know whether it's necessary or a good idea to remove the adapter and re-oil it every so many mag fills. Shrug.The directions also talk about and show a graphic for a part that is not included, an oil pump. Is this necessary? I know Amazon is removing comments from reviews since they're "not used" but I'd love if someone could comment and tell me what they think!If you use your GBB more as a plinker for amusement than for a sport accessory, this is a no brainer. I haven't done the math but it's still less than a cent per shot with BBs about $0.044 per shot... I'd have to see how many mags I could fill with a tank of propane etc, but it's very economical entertainment :)

Nice bag but thought it was a bit larger. Only good for a young lacrosse player, especially for box

My husband even loved this dishrack! Very sturdy and many ways to fit it in our sink. Love it:)I bought one for my mom because she loved mine!

Very nice and sturdy with good magnetism. The only downside is that it was made in China. Would be more helpful to buy British products if the country of origin was made very visible as I prefer to buy british as much as possible.

Leave a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!The Good:- Fits perfectly into a kitchen sink- Extendable arms for larger sinksThe Not So Good:- Rust easyThis fits perfectly into a standard-sized home kitchen sink. The rubberized legs and arms prevent this from moving around when in the sink or on the countertop. I have had this for less than a week and have noticed light rusting where the arms meet the body.Thanks for reading! Remember to leave me a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!

I purchased these a month ago. We moved to a new home. I also ordered similar hooks from a different company. Turns out the others were much better. These ones here even though they look very sturdy once put into the wall the hook keeps slipping downwards! What a pain trying to squeeze your arm behind your mirror to get the hook to go the way it's supposed to go! Not sure why they were doing this.