Best Espn 30 For 30 (2024 Updated)

I love how this set starts at the very beginning, showing O. J. in his pre-USC days, then when he was recruited, then on to his professional days. It allows the viewer to see the whole story of who Simpson really was, inside and outside the football world.

It follows O. J. ‘s life after football, his manipulating personality, his reluctance to identity with black culture, and his arrogance in relation to the rest of society.

I remember watching this trial. Every day, glued to the tv. Back in ’95’, that’s all anybody talked about. And over 20 years later, it still fascinates me. For me, this documentary is the best out there.

So detailed. Interviews, and comments from the Lawyers trying the case to star witnesses. They even showed the pictures of Ron and Nicole after the attack. So brutal. You can’t go wrong with this collection.

Well worth the price and time invested.

It’s a little long, but it’s very good. This is the story of O. J. set against American history, the history of race relations in America, and the history of Los Angeles. Five interconnected feature-length documentary films lay it all out there.

Plus, you get them in DVD and in Blu-Ray formats!.

How I came to selecting this Company and Appliance package is kind of relevant. Our previous Range by a well known manufacturer was considerably more expensive, about the same size and had fancy display.

Great while it lasted. Unfortunately, the microprocessor chip on the controlee panel went bad. Not covered by warranty, replacement board not available, sent off for repair to two different repair facilities both returned unable to acquire the “microprocessor chip”.

To the point now. I do not miss any of the fancy features of previous Ranges, I actually very much appreciate the simplicity of this product. This is by far the best cooking/working Range we have ever had.

Trying to think of an honest negative comment to be objective but drawing a blank, this is a great product.

Very smooth and refined finish. That’s the first thing I noticed about this cooking range. It’s not as sophisticated as other ranges, but it has all the important features. I like my oven less complicated anyway.

I think I can’t manage digital controls. So this is perfect for my kitchen. But I’m still trying to get the hang of it. Sometimes, I forget which knob controls which. The convection fan sometimes turn even if I don’t need it, not sure why.

But overall, it’s an amazing equipment.

I’m so happy to actually write a review! I have finally built my dream home with that came my dream kitchen. I’ll be honest, I was looking for a Wolf gas range, but that wasn’t possible due to the pandemic and everything being back ordered.

So the sales man offered me the ZLINE. At that point I really did not have a choice, I needed the range for inspection to pass. I was hesitant I made a bad choice. Well I’m glad to say I didn’t! Love my range, love the way it cooks and functions.

I’m obsessed abd very happy with my choice!Thanks you Premium Home Source for the recommendation!!.

Would I like to have Shimano Stradics on all of my freshwater rods??? Certainly. Does it make sense to me from a price perspective? Absolutely not. I fish for bass, pickeral and panfish from my kayak in a variety of lakes and rivers.

I rarely crack the 5 pound mark with any of these fish. I’ve found the Pflueger President lineup to provide the right amount of quality, durability, functionality for this type of fishing at a very reasonable price.

I like the XT version simply for the reduced weight (and I do love the cork handle on the reel). There are quite a few reel sizes in their lineup so you can really dial-in the exact drag/line capacity the suits your needs.

I’ve found the 30 and 35 sizes to be great for most Medium and Medium Light spinning setups. Where these sizes fail is with the heavier crankbaits and larger spinnerbaits. The Pflueger XT drag system and gears are of quality construction and well planned; I have three years on my XTs with no fails yet.

If you’re into the lighter freshwater fishing scene and don’t want to break the bank (but appreciate some quality features); I’d definitely recommend the XT series of spinning reels.

I bought one of these in 2021 as a compliment to my first Carbonlite spinning rod and was impressed with it. I then bought another for my Dobyns Fury rod I use for Ned Rigs etc and it was good as well.

This year I bought two more for my Cabelas Tourney Trail rods and one is good, but the other has an annoying noise that comes and goes when reeling in. Pflueger used to be my go to brand, but after this experience, as well as issues with another more expensive Pflueger I bought two years ago that was ‘fixed’ at Pure Fishing and took a dump again, I will be going with another brand like Savage Gear or perhaps Shimano.

Disappointing after all these years of being such a great brand.

Purchased two pflueger president 30xt reels a couple months ago. Was trying to use these for trout fishing. They feel great and are very smooth when fishing line isn’t getting knotted up around spool or bail.

I thought the line was the issue at first. Have properly spooled Sauger, P-line, and a couple other 6pound fluorocarbon lines keeping it tight with problems continuing to occur. I don’t over fill it with line and keep it tight fishing.

Since purchasing I’ve talked with other people who have had same issues. Fixed it by sticking to Shimano reels. I’ve never had this problem with those.

My son and I LOVE to watch these episodes. Having 15 to choose from in one place is terrific. Very high quality reporting, background, iterviews and facts. The material in here is actually very usable for school projects as well, giving a great basis for further research and discovery, or by adding a story to a broader topic.

SO WORTH THE MONEY!.

I love this series. ESPN does a phenomenal job producing these 30 for 30 shows. I loved knowing that a new one was being recorded on my DVR so I could watch it right when I got home. The only one that I haven’t watched is the one called “Four Days on October”.

I’m a Yankee fan so I will never watch that episode. Too many bad memories. Also, the spinoffs of this series are just as great.

Got this for my husband and also another set for my father for Christmas. It was a great gift. they had no idea I had listened to them talk about these shows on ESPN. Walmart had them in-stock and the best part was that the whole set was only $45.

96 which is much lower than the retail. The set includes the first 15 30-for-30 sports documentaries. $45. 96 is not bad at all for 15 movies. And shipping was free with site to store. they just send a text when the item is there! Very easy to buy through Walmart and a wonderful surprise for any guy!.

The OJ Made in America disc set was one of the best documentaries I have ever watched. 30O hours of riveting information. An American hero’s fall from grace. Beginning with his up bringing to his days of glory, ending in tragedy and the loss of two people.

A Must See Documentary! I want watched it over and over.

You would think you know O. J. by now or the magnitude of the event that is captured in his life, but not till you see this! This is not just a biography, or a detailed investigation, or a racial profiling of a wealthy celebrity.

It’s not just a look into the history of Los Angeles & the days our city burned. It’s not just a verdict that could have sparked a brush fire across our nation. It’s 30 for 30. (Nuff said).

i missed this when it first aired on espn so this was the first time i got to watch it i thought it was a very good production although the DVD and blue ray was a bit confusing at first i figured it out i am very satified with this purchase.

I didnt expect much from this documentary but I was pleasantly suprised at how good it was. I was 6 when the O. J. trial happened so I never really knew the facts of the case, but it was always said to me that he did it.

Made In America starts off light hearted but things suddenly turn dark and vicious when the reality for African Americans comes to the surface. It was a grimsley reminder that we have been treated like trash by law enforcement and America as a whole for for decades.

Seeing that vicious treatment reminds you that the LAPD and white supremacy is synonymous. Would they go to the extent to frame O. J. ? During the course of events unfolding I definitely believed it was possible but after watching the bizarre behavior of every person on death scene and the obviously planted evidence I’m convinced they did.

Overall: A+.

It’s a story that continues to be expanded upon decades later. The format of this documentary lends to the story incredibly well. It’s not just about the night of the murders. This story goes deep into Simpson’s stories background and life on the field.

The version that I purchased is presented in a flashy boxset with en interesting shot of a bleeding hand covered in a USA flag glove. The timeline inside and other documentation is eyecatching.

This documentary is a well done, in depth look at the rise and fall of O. J. Simpson. From his humble beginnings to his stardom as a college and pro football player. Transition into a entertainment figure and the downfall due to domestic violence and double murder “trail of the century”.

It is a provocative look at race, class and everything in between!.

This monitor does a lot of things very well. It has that built-in colorimeter for calibration and does not need to be connected to a computer for it to automatically calibrate itself. The software that runs it is okay, I have some minor quibbles with it that can make it frustrating or confusing, I hope that can be ironed out over time.

I would think this monitor would be ideal for photographers with laptops, since it can charge the laptop and be used as a second screen. But, I’m a retoucher, and from my viewpoint, this monitor doesn’t cut it.

If I have two identical images up in two areas of the screen, they can appear different, so doing visual matches are tricky. I can see one side of the screen lighter and more cyan, and the other darker and reddish.

It is consistent with other screens that have problems with off-angle color reproduction. For the price, I would have thought this would have been more under control. I have several retouchers working on these and they all have the same complaint.

For some, the features this screen offers will make it just the right tool. For serious retouching, get the Eizo (if you can find one!).

The display overall is good and sharp. With the “Uniformity Compensation” feature turned on, it does test fairly uniform with DisplayCAL software and an i1 Display Pro. The downside is that if you do hardware calibration with Custom Color mode, the Gain/Offset/Hue/Saturation controls are all disabled.

Only the Brightness/Contrast can be adjusted. The CAL1/CAL2 modes automatically turn off Uniformity Compensation too. Why does the monitor have Uniformity Compensation if you can’t use it with hardware calibration? Other downsides: Dell X-Rite software hasn’t been updated since 2016.

It is also not as accurate as DisplayCAL. It also has no BT. 1886 Gamma 2. 4 for video, only Rec. 709. When adding a second UP2716D to my system, the Dell Calibration software now locks up and is unusable.

Dell has no solutions for it and I have to now use X-Rite or third party software like DisplayCAL.

After having a replacement unit sent because of back light non-uniformity on the first one, I was expecting much better. This is an $800 MSRP “professional grade” color display that comes with a factory color and luminance uniformity calibration report, but in both cases, the numbers didn’t match up with what you actually see.

The first unit had about a 2-3″ radial hot spot in one corner, a 1-2″ in another that extended along the bottom edge about 6-7″. The replacement unit only has one 2″ hot spot in the upper left corner, but it’s a defect that shouldn’t be there given Dell’s claims for the market segment of this display.

In any case, it’s still suitable for photo editing because you aren’t using the corners of the display very often in that use case. The colors do adjust very easily to match the print output of the photo lab I use and in every other regard it’s a quality monitor with lots of features, so I’ll hang onto it.

Dell’s QC process needs some work though and their product should meet their product claims, which I’m not sure it does in this case. Newegg was excellent in getting a return setup and a replacement unit sent out and answered all my questions quickly in that process.

Overall I’m very pleased with this card! First and foremost, I didn’t buy it for gaming, I bought it for work. My old card was a 1080 ti Strix, and while it was still holding it’s own for most editing tasks, it’s been showing it’s age for a while now, especially with the modern camera codecs and resolutions I work with on a daily basis.

The 3080 ti Tuff by way of comparison feels like a nice a update to everything I was used to with the Strix but slowly lost over time as modern 4k+ workflows started taking over. Now, my rendering time is back to being snappy, I can easily scrub through my timelines without needing to proxy or convert all the 4k+ files.

And then there’s the little things, like no more stutter starts with the playhead and I can once again layer up mutilple clips with different effects, color passes, and other GPU intensive tasks – without the system freaking out during playback if it’s not rendered yet.

Bottom line, the quality of life stuff is worth the price for me, but it still sucks that the market is what it is right now. I updated my edit system over a year ago and only now was able to update the GPU.

I am glad I ended up having to wait for the ti variant to come out though, these cards have a long half life and great support from Nvidia for hybrid users like me that don’t want to commit to the Quadra line, but need solid performance with video editing, motion graphics, and other creative work.

I bought the card from Newegg direct via the Shuffle so your milage may vary, but After hearing and reading the horor stories that are out there, I was pretty hesitant to even start looking again unless I could secure a safe way to make a purchase, and the Shuffle win happened at the just the right time for me so I was all too happy to take it.

The card arrived at my door slighly late due to a delay, but the packaging from Newegg looked great, the product box looked good, all the wrappings were fitted in their proper place, and the card was clean with no visable issues or signs of use – which was a relief.

I have no doubt that what I recieved was a fresh from the factory brand new card ready to go – Thank you Newegg! When I swapped out the old card for the new I noticed the 1080 ti Strix and 3080 ti Tuff are actually pretty close in size if you need a decent comparison.

The Tuff is little bit longer and maybe wider, but the size differences are small. I’ve never had issues with my old Strix card and I’m hopeing for a similar story with the tuff line. I’m giving it a solid 4 eggs because the Tuff has been a good performer so far, but I’ve only had it installed for a little over a week and have yet to really push it beyond some basic editing and light gaming.

When I first got my Strix in 2016 it was an over performer, I wasn’t nessessarily looking for that this time around and the 30series Tuff line has been getting great reviews for good reason. Still, if I could I would swap it out for the Tuff 3090 in an instant – just for those few projects that really push the vram and more future proofing.

Current system spec: -3950x AIO cooled -x570 MSI Creation MB -64gigs of matched cl14 3200 ram overclocked -Asus 3080 ti Tuff factory settings with studio drivers -1000watt Seasonic SSR-1000PD (V2) -Phanteks p600s -18+ TB of various internal connected drives.

I’ve started following this card since it was reviewed on Jayztwocents, Linus Tech Tips, and Gamer’s Nexus and had been wanting to do a build, to update my 12 yr old PC. Watching the reviews from mentioned YouTubers above, I really wanted to give this card a try.

I already have the ASUS TUF Z590M-Plus Mobo, so this card would be a great addition to it. Thoughts on this card: it definitely lived up to the reviews, and was definitely overclocking happy. I fired up MSI Afterburner, and was able to really push this card to its limits.

With my Core i7 11700K, 64 GB Corsair Vengeance Pro SL, h1200 Corsair PSU, I was able to push this card well over +200 Mhz GPU and +310 on Memory. There was still room to overclock some more, but I was starting to see some heat build up.

I cannot push it further than this unless I get some water cooling. Now, your options for water cooling this card is very limited: there is none for this card as of the writing of this review. I thought about the Corsair XG7 water block and playing with the thermal pad sizes, but didn’t want to risk breaking anything from too much pressure when tightening down the heatsink water block.

Further, with such limited stock and severely over-inflated prices, it’s not worth playing with water cooling yet. But for now, stock for stock, this card performs very well in the cooling department.

Using New World as a benchmark, this card may get fried up. Just a forewarning. I’d suggest getting MSI Afterburner, tone down the voltage to 90%, and thermal throttling at 70C, and force v-sync and 60 FPS MAX via the NVIDIA panel.

Even then, the game on ultra settings, NO OVERCLOCKING, performs smooth as ice. Any other game, definitely run ultra settings and toss on an overlock, and this card will perform, and then some. I rate this card at 4 stars because I wanted to do a custom loop, thought there were water block for the ASUS TUF 3080 Ti, but I was wrong.

At least for now.

Came from using an NVIDIA 2080Ti FE which clocked well (2035mhz memory at +900mhz) and performed really well but it was getting very loud and hot in the newer more demanding games with RT/DLSS features.

The new 3080Ti from Asus runs a lot cooler, so much quieter and uses around 50w more but delivers better performance in all of my games. The 2080Ti was running its fans at 3000rpm and getting as hot as 80C, the 3080Ti runs its fans at 1700rpm and runs at 70C in a room that’s currently 23C.

Metro Exodus at 4k was not perfect with a 2080Ti, with a 3080Ti I have all settings maxed and it barely pushes the clocks to maximum boost, of which I am impressed, this card boosts to 1950mhz in my experience, I’ve seen it hit 1965mhz on occasion too.

With it been a two 8 pin power board, its always power limited so if you want higher clocks go with something with a 3 pin connection but I don’t think its worth it considering temperatures, power usage and noise.

IšverstiShow in original languageIf you have a perfectly flat, expansive lawn with plenty of room to make beautiful, wide, sweeping turns, and no trees or bushes to make tight turns around, then this mower is for you.

But if you have a yard like I do – a yard that has even the slightest changes in elevation, has a rut or two, requires you to navigate around trees and bushes, or has areas that require a tight turn, do not buy this mower! On my very first mowing session, I came around a bush and had to make a sharp turn to go up a slight incline and the steering slipped and I stopped just short of crashing through the bush.

There was no wearing away over time of anything mechanical. The steering slippage is constant and consistent. I have yet to be able to mow my lawn without my steering going out at least once. I am relegated to using it to mow about half my lawn and only that if I am super careful.

I wish I’d read these reviews beforehand. Look on YouTube to see how many “how to fix Troybilt riding mower steering issues. ”.

IšverstiShow in original languageThe Good: The mower is the perfect size for both my lawn and to fit in the garage. The setup was simple and the mower handles well. The Bad: The mower is overpriced. The same mower was considerably cheaper just a few years ago.

You can get an entry level John Deere for the same price. There are really only 2-3 mowing heights for the mower, not the 5 as advertised. If you use heights 1-2 and even 3, the blades will scalp the lawn.

IšverstiShow in original languageBought this mower last summer and used twice before storage. I stored the mower in a heated garage with the battery on a battery minder/trickle charger. First use this summer the mower would not start.

Problem was the battery. In testing the battery, I found that it is only rated for 150 cold cranking amps. The recommended battery for this unit is a 300 CCA battery. After buying a new one, the mower is fine.

When i did test the original battery when the mower would not start, it tested at 35 CCA. So, on conclusion, the mower works fine, but expect to invest in a battery.

I love to cook, and I’ve been amazed by the features in this combination wall oven. I wasn’t sure I’d care about the steam oven feature, but it turns out to be one of my favorite things. I thought it would make food soft, but potatoes cooked with Steam Roast have a wonderful crispness to the exterior.

Meat, too, comes out perfectly. And baked goods with Steam Bake have a beautiful golden crust. I don’t personally care about being able to cook things fast–“most delicious” is always more important to me than “quickest”–and I truly feel that all of the different functionalities of the oven give me options to make the most delicious meal.

The microwave functions are great, too. Yesterday I needed to melt 2 sticks of butter, so I chose the Melt > Butter > 2 sticks mode. Perfection. I’ve used the convection oven feature of the microwave, and it worked like a charm.

I haven’t used the broiler function yet. I’m not sure I’ll ever choose the microwave as a broiler simply because it doesn’t have the cleaning capabilities that the lower oven has. Very happy with my purchase! Note for fellow owners of this oven: I did have one problem that was really a lack of knowledge, so sharing with you here.

I had guests for dinner and tried to turn on Steam Roast, but the oven said I had to run the descaling first. Descaling takes 1 hour, 43 minutes. I was able to use the oven without steam, no problem, so dinner wasn’t ruined.

When I did go to descale, I got confused because the oven never heated up, and the water level in the tank didn’t go down after the cycle. I thought it wasn’t working. But I learned that this is how it works: A small amount of the water/citric acid mixture is moved from the water tank to the steam generator.

It’s heated to 140 degrees, so it never reaches steam level. Just the steam generator, not the oven is heated. That water is returned to the water tank, and this is repeated 12 times. So the water/citric acid mixture is moved back and forth but is never heated to the evaporation point, and my machine was working as it should.

First, I am a Contractor and renovate many kitchens. We built our home appropriately 3 years ago this month. I purchased a complete LG Kitchen at the tune of 12,000. This oven is a complete disappointment, we had it approximately a year and a half and the steam feature quit working, “ it was not reading the water reservoir” had tow repairmen come out, the first one replaced almost everything in the unit with no luck.

He told us he had to order a pump, we were then told the pump was on back order and it would be a couple of months, well after about 5 months and no pump, repairman number two comes to the house, his response was “there isn’t anything I can do, and I really don’t know when this pump will be available.

Long story short, LG refunded our money, that’s all fine and dandy, but We really wanted the steam feature, that was one of the biggest reasons we purchased this oven. Needless to say we are very disappointed and I tell my customers that I do not recommend LG products at all.

We just feel like LG just paid us off to make themselves feel good. Now we are having issues with the refrigerator, this is just ridiculous for the money we have spent.

This purchase was a replacement for a GE Profile series oven. It fit the previous oven cutout with only minor modifications. The interior of the oven is an attractive cobalt blue and the three shelves comes in handy for baking cookies.

The one draw-out shelf works really well and makes it easy to check items being cooked in the oven. The controls are an easy to use touch screen style and keeping the control panel clean is easy with just a quick wipe from a damp towel.

I have noted that the preheat time for this oven is quite a bit shorter that for other ovens I have used. I find this very convenient as I don’t have to plan my cooking times far in advance. The oven automatically adjusts the cooking temperature for the convection cycle so I don’t have to worry about making any adjustments myself.

The oven seems to cook evenly and is large enough to fit my oversized pizza stone. The pulldown style door on the microwave creates a bit of a problem for my wife. She is short (5′ 1″) and has trouble reaching over the door into the full depth of the microwave.

If we even need to reach all the way into the microwave to clean the back, I will do it or my wife gets the kitchen stool. The microwave is spacious and has the added feature or being an added oven if we need it.

The end of cycle chime on the microwave does not self cancel. I had read other reviews where those reviewers thought it was a problem, but we have just adjusted our use practices to hit the clear button as soon as the microwave cycle is done so there is no issue for us.

There are large number of pre-programmed cycles available to the user. I find that the popcorn cycle leaves quite a few unpopped kernels so I just manually adjust the time to get more kernels popped without scorching the popcorn.

All in all, we are very happy with our purchase and the LG oven looks really nice.

Overall, having used this card for over a month now (and having crammed a lot of gaming in after having only a 1060 for the last couple months after selling my 2070) I am quite happy with it on the whole.

Very solid performance with no crashes on my R9 3900x system and temperatures are very reasonable. This card regularly boosts up to 1900Mhz while on OC mode (a minor niggle is that gaming is not the highest performance mode on the ROG software) and even with that higher frequency the noise from the fans is very quiet and temps typically hover around 70C which is very reasonable.

I’d even say this card’s cooling is even better than my EVGA 2070 XC, which, considering this card’s higher power draw, is impressive. It certainly is quieter. Having said all that however, for the price, this card really should be a 3080.

The 3070 Ti at this price point, although this model performs very well and is better priced than some manufacturers variants, is simply too expensive. Still, times being what they are for the GPU market one takes what they can get (and still afford).

B&H as always was great from their order process, to the price and shipping. I’m happy to see them expand into more PC parts as I’ve never had one issue with them in over two decades of purchases. TLDR; A great card and one of the best 3070Ti options.

Unfortunately it’s still a 3070 Ti for almost 1K.

Really good graphics card that stays cold throughout a entire day of gaming. I’ve played Apex legends and Forza Horizon 5 for hours. I haven’t seen my GPU temps go past 60 Celsius. The fans are pretty quiet too, can’t hear them until the card runs at 70 percent fan speed.

However, the card is so heavy and long that it sags when mounted, and it does not come with a mounting kit to mitigate that. The card looks good to me but, some people may find the minimalistic ARGB and overall visual design to be disappointing.

All in all, I really don’t have any complaints for the card and especially for finding it at near MSRP to end my 5 month long hunt for a card.

Ridiculously fast lump of silicon. As many others have said, works wonders on a 2k monitor. Has a chinsy little switch on it to change between OC and power save mode. Can probably also just adjust the speeds yourself.

Didnt bother downloading the software for changing the lights. It looks like a pride parade by default. Its freaking enormous, dwarfs even a triple-fan GTX 980. Fitting this thing in my bottom of the barrel 2008 computer case was an unspeakable hurdle.

Our electric stove went out on us right before Father’s Day. We are a busy family and we did not have time to go to different stores to find a stove. We always wanted a gas stove and luckily we already had a gas hook up.

I went online and this stove instantly popped out to us. We did not need anything crazy extra. As long as I can bake and heat tortillas on the stove we are happy 🙂 this was super easy to install yes I did add the gas connection kit which was great because we did need it.

And that night we used the oven 3 times and it worked perfectly. The top burners are amazing. I couldn’t have found a more perfect stove.

This stove is exactly what I was looking for. I don’t use or want the self clean feature on my oven and I wanted a decent sized 5th burner on the stove top. The oven pre-heats very quickly (my old stove took 20 minutes to fully pre-heat) the conversion to LP wasn’t a nightmare, and the best buy delivery guys were great.

The only thing I would note, is that if you’re converting to LP yourself, instead of having the stove installed you will have to buy the conversion kit separately. It was roughly $60 on amazon, $75 from the manufacturer.

Easy to clean with grates that lift for two burners at once. Love the 5th burner. Has a full range of temps that work. Love the broiler in top of oven rather than below. It is easy to use and very pretty.

Love having a drawer that is not also a broiler. Worth the money. We appreciated being able too order online and it was delivered the next day. We would have had to wait a month from places in Corsicana, where we live.

Our old stove was taken away when new was delivered. We are elderly so all of this was a tremendous help to us. Dallas is over 50 miles from your store, so we could not have picked up ourselves. Thank you, Nebraska Furniture Mart.

We sing your praises to all who see and comment on our new stove. A sincere “Thank You” for great customer service.

Our newly purchased oven is adequate, but I wish we had spent $100 or $200 more for a next model up. We don’t use a lot of extra features so I thought the basic model was fine. It works well enough for what it offers, heats up quickly, seems to maintain an even temperature, etc.

, although it does seem to emit a loud bang every now and then while it is running, I guess as the various metal parts expand and contract ( a little odd though). but it is the little things I didn’t realize I would miss.

First of all, why don’t these new ovens come with a broiler pan? They should just include it (or at least specify some where in the description that they are not included and offer the option to add one).

Strangely, too, there is only one bar for the in-oven broiler. My previous oven had two: I thought that was standard, so now I’m moving my broiler meals around in the oven a bit more to make sure everything gets cooked.

Also, the middle burner on the stovetop looks to be oval (again, like my previous oven), but the burner itself is just a small circular burner set in an oval bump (a little deceiving in online pics), not sure how well it will heat a grill or griddle pan.

And my last small complaint is with the controls. I wish you could program in numbers for the temperature and timers as opposed to using up and down arrows, but I should have payed more attention to the online pictures.

so the oven is fine, but I do wish I had taken the time to look at a few models in store before purchasing, and I do miss a few of the “extra ” features of my old oven.

I’ve been looking for a 30” white gas range with convection, steam clean, and corner to corner grates, not edge to edge. There has been nothing new to look at for over a year so I was left with models I didn’t want to buy.

But my old stove stopped working 10 months ago and I’ve been making do with electric skillets and griddles. I was ready to bite the bullet and get a new stove – even one that wasn’t my first or second choice.

While this stove isn’t what I wanted, I have to say that for what it is – it’s pretty nice. My old stove had self clean which I never used and don’t intend to use on this one either because of the heat generated and the time it takes to clean.

So that’s a feature paid for that won’t be used, which is on me and okay. Nor does it have a convection oven which is a VERY nice feature but entirely unnecessary if I’m being honest. I’ve had the stove for 2 weeks.

Here are my observations. Initially what totally freaked me out was that when you turn on the oven, quickly you hear gas running into the stove. This is something I absolutely never heard with my old stove.

It scared me but when I called was told this is normal. There are no gas fumes, so that’s good. What happens it that once it hits the temp of say 350° the sound stops but then, during the cooking, it continues on an off.

It’s just something to get used to. The display is larger and very easy to read. It heats up to the desired temperature pretty quickly. The grates are a bit different in design from my old stove and I think they are more attractive.

The burners light easily (but not TOO easily) and I love that the 17,000BTU is still on the front right. Other brands like GE put it on the left which for me is very inconvenient. The handles are somewhat larger and nicer looking than on my old stove and although plastic, feel pretty sturdy.

The stove weighs about 200 pounds and is solid. The finish is bright white and (so far) cleans easily with a damp paper towel. My small kitchen isn’t heating up like it did with the old stove. The only minor negative right now is that the storage drawer is smaller, even though it looks the same size.

When I transferred the stuff from the old stove , one item just wouldn’t fit regardless of how it was configured. It’s not a deal breaker, but something to be aware of. Of course it’s shiny and new and beautifully clean so it definitely impresses.

It looks good and seems to be working well. I was very nervous buying this sight unseen even though I read every description of it available. And of course there are all these horror stories about new appliances broken right out of the box, or conking out 2 minutes after the installers leave.

Stuff like that. I am thrilled to have a stove which at the moment seems to be working well. While it may not be what I wanted, I like it a lot and am keeping my fingers crossed that it continues to work well for a long time.

BTW – before you cook your first meal, let the oven run at 350° for about 20 minutes to burn off oils and such. Keep the door closed and open a window. Had the installers not mentioned this to me I would have thought something was wrong with the stove because of fumes and smoke.

Now there’s no smell and no smoke at all.

I am a big fan of this model. It is not overly loaded with superfluous hi tech settings which can sometimes get in the way of the business of plain old good cooking. This model affords reasonable flexibility for the creativity of the chef.

The oven heats evenly and keeps temperature, and the burners on the stovetop handle everything from copper to stainless to cast iron just perfectly. There is great latitude of btu output between those burners and each has its own good use.

The stovetop grates are heavy and solid, and the overall appearance of the entire unit I find quite appealing. If there is one downside, it is that the oven racks are not as heavy gauge and supportive of baking/roasting dishes as compared with those made a few decades ago.

It would seem however that most non-commercial grade units have unfortunately now gone this route. Overall, I could not be happier. A little over two years ago I purchased this model for a friend, and having spent many hours with it, I upgraded with one for my own kitchen.

There many choices on the market and as one who spends a great deal of time in the kitchen I like this one!.

TL;DR: Buy this product if it is in stock and if you need a graphics card because it is amazing, but don’t fear if you don’t get it for AMD and Nvidia’s new offerings in Q 1/2 of 2021, may provide the gpu that could be a better fit for you.

I got this product after refreshing the page many times on launch day and was one of the few souls who got it, I wish luck to the others who are trying to get it. Firstly, I use a egpu (external Graphics Card Unit) when I game because of my personal situation, and I was able to get it up and running within a few minutes.

All of my games are amazing compared to my previous card (gtx 960) and I was able to play Battlefield 1/V, Fallout 4/76, Skyrim SE, GTA V, and RDR2 all at 60 fps+ on 4k High/Ultra settings with 1% lies in the low 50s fps at worse (RDR2 during a pretty strenuous scene) and 0.

1% lows in the high 40s fps (also in RDR2). But please remember, even with my relatively good egpu set up, it normally gets no more than 80-95% then what you get in desktop, so your milage may very. Thermals: It never got more than 72°C in my 1 hour stress test in unigen heaven with the very quiet stock fan curve that got to no more than 41%.

The physical card is simply beautiful and it seems to use all of the metal as a heat sink and (don’t touch the card at home, I was just curious for this review) gets quite uncomfortably hot, so don’t touch your graphics card while it’s in usage even though that should be obvious because it is a computer part.

It admittedly warmed up my room by about 1°C with room set at 21°C to 22°C after about 5 hours of continuous usage (along with my 25w laptop and my smaller bedroom, this is an uncontrolled variable but is interesting nontheless).

The airflow and cooling for the card is outstanding considering it is a 200w card and is smaller than my evga twin fan edition of my previous gtx 960. Great stuff! Overclocking: With there being quite a bit of thermal head room, I felt confident in the cards ability to I overclock, and I was right.

I was able to oc it with the core at 2085 mhz (+150 cc) and it was stable during my 2 hour stress test of me playing GTA V story mode. I was able to get it to 2110 mhz (+175 cc), but it was a tad unstable if it stayed there, and would normally fall back down to 2085 automatically in order to not crash.

With the memory clock I was able to get a +1400mhz on the memory and it remained stable and there was no artifacting after that same stress test on GTA V. Ii was able to get about 3%-12% fps performance gains, which is astounding, but the average was more like 6.

5-8. 5% fps gain. With the stock fan curve and with these overclocking settings, it got to 54% fan speed at 79°C, and with my manual fan speed setting of 72% it sat at 75°C. I would suggest using the auto curve if you are a bit sensitive to noise, but if you’re fine with a little bit of fan noise, I would suggest raising the fan speed slightly higher like I did.

Overall, it’s very impressive from my perspective. Note that overclocking may void manufacturer warranty on some products and may not give same results, so use at your own risk. DLSS and RTX: I really only play one game that uses either that I care to use and that is rtx minecraft which works perfectly at 4k ~55-60fps and looks stunning.

It uses DLSS for the performance gains of from what I can tell of about 15-20+ fps to make it go from playable to very useable. DLSS at this point seems to be very a future oriented technology which is nice, because it gives me some more hope that I will be able to use the 3060ti for longer than I would otherwise.

But, right now it is still a very impressive technology. Overall: This is a great product for $400 and although a bit more vram would have been nice, for $400 there is no question that this is an absolute buy.

Although the review shenanigans that occurred around this launch were quite suspect, this product is still very good and I recommend buying this model or any other 3060ti model if it is under $430. RTX in my eyes is still in it’s infancy, but very much a product to be used, and DLSS along with Nvidia broadcast is also amazing.

Best Buy pickup was fine and they got it too me a day later than expected, but they brought it out my car within a few minutes when I did go to pick it up. Thanks for my long ramble, and I wish you luck on getting this card, or any card for a good price this holiday season.

-HW.

Packaging is gorgeous. It feels like you purchased jewelry! Gpu feels very sturdy and well made. Backplate makes her sit very snuggly in the case without any flex or movement; very solid. 12-pin adapter is a very silly idea and makes for a clunky looking connection.

Not very fond of it at all! Performance is fantastic and pretty quiet operation. I cannot hear it behind the noise of my watercooler. Connections on the back are good and having one HDMI port is appreciated, given the rest of them are display ports.

Temperatures stay in the low 60s, while heavy operations cause it to climb towards 70°C. Having a price tag of 350usd would have made it golden, but oh, nvidia.

GREAT FOR WEIGHT GAIN MUSCLE BUILD! My female German Shepherd has always had troubles gaining weight and has tummy issues with most other dog food. Shes very active and runs around and plays lots. The lamb and rice has been amazing and she’s finally at a good weight.

I would be careful I have been free feeding I now will start doing the recommended meal size for her as she reached goal weight. She’s a very picky eater and normally will starve herself till she gets treats or meat “human food” No more human food though unless it’s meat of some kind.

With this food she eats it all. I do switch flavours since I have tried this brand so she doesn’t seem to get bored of the food it’s been 6 months now. I have tried everything before this except raw since my vet discouraged it.

wet food, dehydrated kibble that you add water to, blue, Iams. This food is definitely for active dogs and this brand even has a more packed variety higher or lower calorie,protein, fat intake. I simply like this one its perfect for her.

Also if you think it’s to expensive I think it’s worth it 1 she eats less. less poop on the other brands that don’t have the higher protein she can eat 8+ cups of food on this bag she eats like 4 ish a day and she’s content also she was free feeding up till now.

Great dog food, I’m an AKC breeder of merit and my wolfhounds love this kibble. I cannot give it 5 stars because it is very expensive; however, it’s one of the few products on the market that contains beef & corn (grainless = hypertrophic cardiomyopathy heart disease), but does NOT contain known allergens such as peas, soybeans, or beet pulp.

I’m stuck paying the price. The 30/20 is effective at keeping weight on my active dogs. I also supplement with additional fats, raw meat and vegetables to maintain weight when necessary. Shipping is horrible.

I order five bags at a time and pallet delivery is consistently ten days late from what was promised. Ordering two bags at a time is more timely but not always punctual. Another issue is that this product is consistently out of stock at any of my local TS stores and sometimes online as well.

The other 30/20 flavors are not equivalent, the dogs have less appetite for the chicken or salmon, and their coats aren’t as shiny. The bison costs even more with less added benefits….

Our puppy needs to switch to adult food. He has been on Purina’s Puppy Formula for the last year and loves it. He actually loves all food. He even begs for salad and carrots when we feed our rabbits! But.

no amount of coaxing will get him to ingest even a single pellet of ProPlan Sport. We mixed with his old pellets and he actively selected only the old pellets and if he accidentally got even one new pellet he spit it out immediately.

We thought it was him just not liking change in pellets, but this morning, just to test things out, we bought him a bag of Nutro brand food from our local grocery store. He has never had this brand or kind of food and he completely accepted it and ate it.

We tried again with the ProPlan. he (an otherwise voracious eater) still has not managed to stomach and eat a single piece. If he wouldn’t have accepted the Nutro brand I would’ve thought the problem was with the dog not liking change.

But as such I cannot in good conscience feed him this or even recommend it to anyone.

After 6 months of delays and frustratingly waiting, finally received and installed this range. Unfortunately it was too good to be true; only 2 burners lit (others did not emit gas nor did ignition light click) and one of the control panels managed to stay on but not responsive, everything else did not work.

Felt like a kid opening her gift on Xmas day only to find that the toy is broken. For such a high end and expensive appliance you would think they would have some kind of QA process to prevent this from happening.

Now we need a technician to come out or have it replaced if can’t be fixed and will have to wait another 6 months!!! So disappointing!.

This gas cooktop by Samsung is the best one so far I ever owned because of the heat capability, and solid grates. The black stainless steel is a plus cosmetic wise and so far is easy to clean. The included cast iron griddle retains nice heat for pancakes.

I do wok cook a lot, and the high heat output is nice, but really rocks is the central location of the wok burner which keeps oil from splattering on the surrounding countertop and backsplash. The blue LED lighted knobs adds a wow factor.

I cannot address the WiFi function because it arrived broken (Best Buy will replace when another unit becomes available). The real judge is my wife and she loves it. Only possible issue is the right front burner generates so much heat, I am not sure it could eventually crack the surrounding marble countertop.

Very happy with this cooktop. It cooks hot, and evenly. I like that the grills on top do a good job of supporting the pots and pans so they don’t tip (things were tippy on my old one unless you oriented the handles just so).

I had to remove the wifi unit that sticks out in back to get it to fit. There wasn’t enough room between the back of the unit and the backsplash with it mounted. The cooktop comes with a plug to put in the hole where the wifi was removed.

Who needs wifi on a cooktop anyway? On the downside, I paid BestBuy to do the install and haul away. The contractor they hired to do it delivered the unit, said he needed a part, and never came back.

After repeated phone calls I gave up after a couple of days and went to Lowes and bought the part (an elbow connector for $9) and installed it myself (It was easy). I went back to BestBuy and they refunded the money for the install, but I’m guessing the contractor got paid anyway, which kind of ticks me off.

first, the good news. the cooktop cooks very well. but the knobs are so brittle. our began breaking within 6 months of getting the cooktop and we made the mistake of repairing them. they continued to break and by the time we contacted samsung we were told it was out of warranty and they offered no help.

replacement knobs are ridiculously priced at more than $150 each. we now have 4 semi-functional knobs for a 5 burner cooktop and all four are broken and hanging on by a thread. it is a built in unit, so simply replacing the unit with another brand is rather expensive.

we have two samsung tvs, a samsung refrigerator and other samsung appliances, but this experience has made us reconsider our samsung allegiance.