Amazon Basics
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Pros
- Pants? Amazon Basics. Under $30 and they perform perfectly.
- I like Vapcell but I might also recommend some NIMH (eneloop, ladda, amazon basics) because... there are times when a the 14500 is just too damn bright indoors and a NIMH will output less light and have much longer runtimes.
- For me, amazon basics absolutely get the job done. And for 16 bucks a set, I’m hard pressed to see better bang for the buck.
- Most of my ethernet cables are Amazon Basics branded or ONN branded ones from Walmart. Theyre all CAT6 and CAT7 and work great with my 2 gigabit internet connection.
- Other "amazon basics" are usually cheap as well.
Cons
- Parent context: I’ve never heard of the Amazon basics products but you should sticking to brands like La Roche Posay that are derm recommended and relatively inexpensive. Reply: The Amazon brand is dupes to CeraVe so I figured they’d be...
- Moleskin is what I use, though they’re obscenely expensive now, so I’m going to probably use Amazon Basics or something else.
- I use Amazon Basics devices, Kasa, Govee, Smart Things, they all work seamlessly.
- I thought the amazon basics might be okay, but they shrink and started getting pills very quickly.
Sentiment
8 positive (67%) · 3 mixed (25%) · 1 negative (8%)
Trust + time weighted score: +57% · raw score 58%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
Pants? Amazon Basics. Under $30 and they perform perfectly.
Parent context: I’ve never heard of the Amazon basics products but you should sticking to brands like La Roche Posay that are derm recommended and relatively inexpensive. Reply: The Amazon brand is dupes to CeraVe so I figured they’d be good since money is tight I can’t afford more.
Moleskin is what I use, though they’re obscenely expensive now, so I’m going to probably use Amazon Basics or something else.
I like Vapcell but I might also recommend some NIMH (eneloop, ladda, amazon basics) because... there are times when a the 14500 is just too damn bright indoors and a NIMH will output less light and have much longer runtimes.
I use Amazon Basics devices, Kasa, Govee, Smart Things, they all work seamlessly.
I thought the amazon basics might be okay, but they shrink and started getting pills very quickly.
For me, amazon basics absolutely get the job done. And for 16 bucks a set, I’m hard pressed to see better bang for the buck.
Most of my ethernet cables are Amazon Basics branded or ONN branded ones from Walmart. Theyre all CAT6 and CAT7 and work great with my 2 gigabit internet connection.
Other "amazon basics" are usually cheap as well.
Get the Amazon basics ones for kids and replace them every 2-3 years is the best solution I found
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