Best Launchers For Galaxy S4 (2024 Updated)

We needed a simple 2-way split from a line level stage output to multiple headphone monitor amplifiers. After debating about building the equivalent of these, I decided my time was worth more than their reasonable cost and purchased instead.

They have worked out well for our application so far. The jacks are 3-wire stereo (TRS) but the unit will work equally well when used in a 2-wire mono (TS) installation. The enclosure itself is metal and is well constructed, with rubber feet to protect the surface it’s sitting on.

The jacks themselves are less impressive – I opened one of the units and found five plastic bodied jacks designed for PCB mounting, but there is no PCB! Instead, three lengths of bus wire (looks like #20 or #22 AWG) bridge the tip, ring, and sleeve connections of the jacks in a simple parallel arrangement.

As the jacks were designed for circuit board mounting, there aren’t even any holes in the terminals to insure a solid mechanical connection. The manufacturer is relying solely on the strength of the solder joints.

This is probably fine for a fixed installation, but I wouldn’t rely on it for road warrior use. Although I didn’t test with a meter, it appears that the metal case is not connected to the internal sleeve bus wire at all.

This could result in hum if the unit is used for a low level, high impedance application and someone touches the box. With the plastic jacks, I can see a potential problem if the inserted plugs get stepped on.

Unfortunately, there aren’t any slots for wall mounting. I would have preferred to see more robust jacks with solid metal sleeves such as those used on guitars. Although the product could conceivably be used to split speaker runs, I do not recommend it for that application due to the type of jacks supplied.

Finally, note that without any resistive padding between the input and the outputs, a shorted cable anywhere in the system will cause problems for ALL users. So the final tally from me is three stars.

I’ve had one for years and never had a problem. I just ordered 2 more for upcoming projects. These are reliable and very quiet (does not add any noise to the signal). I’ve used these with Condenser mics (Audio Technica), as well as Electrovoice RE20, Shure SM7b and Shure SM57 Dynamic mics.

Highly recommended.

Easiest solution to sending signals to several powered speakers. I use this from my Bose tower to satellite speakers for better sound displacement.

This driver is just as it was described and I love it. The light weight gave me a more controlled swing, and it truly appears to me to be a very forgiving club. I had some used Cleveland irons that I really liked, so I was very intrigued by this Cleveland driver.

I am so pleased with this purchase! All of my golfing buddies have loved trying it too. I am an older golfer, and just find this club user friendly.

Some woman at Verizon pushed me into buying this phone. I just needed a simple smartphone with a good camera that could have multiple apps open at once without having any issues. Idk if it’s Verizon, but these apps lag bad.

I don’t know what Bixsby is, but I didn’t want it and it’s so annoying having this button right above my volume button that just gets mistook on a daily basis even though I’ve had this phone for like a year now.

I’m leaving a review because it’s already acting up and it’s only been a year, I’m still paying it off, and I already didn’t like it as it is. Today, the entire thing keeps shutting down. Maps, Chrome, literally everything keeps shutting down and freezing.

I’m also leaving a low review because of the amount of updates that I have to constantly get on this phone. Every time it updates, there’s a risk that I’m just going to lose all of my information and it’s going to be wiped completely.

For a high-tech phone, it just has too many issues. It messes up all the time, it feels like I’m using a $30 Cricket phone but with way too many accessories. Mostly, I’m just really upset with myself for letting that lady push me into buying this phone that I knew I would hate and it cost me like 1,000 something dollars and I’m still paying it off and it’s already 200 on eBay with bad reviews.

This case adds a considerable amount of bulk to each side of the already large Pro Max. It is easily 3-4mm thick around the edge of the phone (so you’re adding almost 8mm of width to the sides of the phone).

This probably would be a deal breaker for anyone with smaller hands. However, the quality of the material is great and the protection this will provide the phone gives you peace of mind. The lip on the back of the phone is also substantial to ensure there is no damage to the camera lenses from daily picking up and putting down of your phone.

So far the clarity of the plastic has remained clear and clean, but only time will tell how this material will Josh up against yellowing or picking up the dyes from denim pockets. The mag safe feature works great.

I have a Apple MagSafe Wallet on the back of this case and have had no issues with it not staying securely attached to the back of the case during normal use. This is by no means a slim and sleek case which most people look for, but it is a high quality, durable, and good looking option that still showcases the beauty of the phone itself.

The best part about this phone is its size, it’s the best, fastest, and SMALLEST flagship phone you can get today. It’s a couple years old as of this review, but as a former flagship, it’s still faster than all mid-level phones.

I upgraded from a Galaxy S8 to this, and overall, I like it much better. The shorter length is more comfortable to use, hold, and keep in a pocket. The screen appears just as sharp as the S8 despite lower resolution, and screen size is the same thanks to the S10e’s small top and chin bezels.

Loss of the retina scanner, pulse oximeter, and notification LED are my only disappointments over the S8. The fingerprint reader is also slightly disapointing. It’s fast when it works and works great for maybe a week or two after teaching it my fingerprint, but after awhile, it starts having trouble and I have to re-teach it my fingerprint to make it work well again.

It also seems to be extremely sensitive to skin dryness. Overall, I’d say the great size makes up for most of its shortcomings.

This is a cool beyblade battle set. It comes with 2 beyblades with launchers that have additional interchangeable parts and a fun battle zone. This was our first time playing with beyblades so it took some time to learn it.

We watched some youtube videos on how to effectively do it. The beyblades are fun and entertaining to watch “battle”. My sons would use the battle zone but at times would just battle out on the floor.

The battle zone is made of heavy plastic that seems sturdy and won’t break. Fun activity for my two boys.

Very fun game. Make sure you’ve got a friend to play with or it will get a bit boring. The setup is very easy, my 6yo and i did it together. The stadium feels a tad cheap for the price but it makes up for it by the spinning power and the laughs my son had with me.

The toy has the ability to learn different maneuvering to have a more successful launch, you can adjust the speed of your top and learn problem solving skills by adjusting your toy to different speeds and locations.

Clean up is so easy. The real test is my son Asking to play with it over and over!.

I hope you are ready for hours of fun. Once you start playing with this beyblade Galaxy orbit battle set you don’t want to stop. It makes racing around the quad level an exciting battle. The beyblades are easy to put together and easy to launch.

The stadium keeps the beyblades confined to one area so they are not all over the place. They also have interchangeable tips. The beyblades are very well designed and have a great spin to them.

I bought 2 (6 propellors in total). My 4 year old loves helicopters and propellors. He loves shooting the propellors of this toy around the house after I wind it up for him. My 7 year old winds it himself and turned it into a game (I shoot the propeller at him and he catches it, similar to a frisbee).

It has lasted 2 weeks so far, but we lost some of the propellors.

Bought these many years ago for my children to play with our new kitten we adopted. my chlldren would spend hours playing chase and catch the flying disc with our cat. Now, many years later I bought these for my grand daughter and her new kitten.

Some things just never get old. Just good memories and grandparents. Grandpa Vince.

it is loads of fun and shoots the circular plastic goes high in the air.

This is the last of the small factor cell phones for the sprint network. Today all the phones are quite large and this one still fits nicely in your pocket without a huge uncomfortable bulge. I wanted a phone that just basically worked well as a phone and was good for texting and for retrieving my email.

I really do not need all the bells and whistles phones offer today. The small size is really my main desire and this phone fits the bill. The factory battery is not great, about 12 hours with me setting up the phone for minimum consumption.

Their are numerous videos out there that show you how to set up an android phone for keeping the battery going as long as possible. The good news is there are some recent batteries through aftermarket vendors that offer more than double the capacity of the factory battery and for the going price of about $15 you can have a great small phone that will last on battery in standby for about 2 to 3 days.

Which makes the phone much more comparable to todays phones all in a very nice small size.

You need to do your research, but I strongly recommend the S4 as the best deal In a used smartphone. There are several S4s in excellent, pristine condition in the $40-$50 price range right now. Sorry to say, after thorough searching, you can NOT get anything similar in an S6 for less the $90.

The S5 is about in the middle, so maybe $65. Part of the reason for the great condition of 4-5 year old S4s is undoubtedly the Gorilla glass. Most — but not all — models of S4 had this feature, so it pays to look that up before you buy.

Battery life is just fair, but you can easily swap in a spare, and you can even get after market 5600 mAh batteries for less than $11. That should last a couple days easy. There is concern about the security of older Android versions.

This is only because hackers haven’t had time to crack the latest versions. Any added security will evaporate after a year or two. Plus which, security on a phone is a joke. It’s well established that your carrier, as well as the FBI / NSA etc.

, have complete recordings of every phone call completed in the U. S. over the last 30 years. DON’T SHARE SECRETS OVER THE PHONE — that’s your only security. The 1. 9 gHz models of S4 are unlikely to have serious heat issues.

The 2. 3 gHz models are iffy. As far as whiz bang features if that’s your bag, you’ll NEVER run out of stuff to play with on an S4. If you want games, buy a PC. Only reason to go with a more expensive phone is if you have specific needs for camera resolution, screen size or whatever, but.

as far as user friendliness, nothing’s better.

I purchased this phone a couple of years ago when it first came to the market. It has a small, rounded exterior that fits nicely in your pocket, and the detail work remains excellent. Its screen is actually brilliantly displayed, the system interface is simple and there are plenty of photo modes.

However, the performance of its bass is lower than my expectation, especially when listening to rock music.

Because it is good quality it makes me smile there are no faults and it looks great super great super super super great. The company that sold it to me two good care of my products destination. And the package had exactly what it said it had on the box.

You can’t argue with that 5 thumbs up.

Great product. String is longer than the Lunor launcher. It looks just like the show.

It was what I ordered. Heavy duty material that I think will last unlike cheaper versions. Son likes it a lot

comfortable grip for takara tomy launcher. Works well and is well made. Shipping is as expected for the price. The white parts are a bit slippery but not so much that it messes up your launch. There is no rubber on the grips but still works just fine.

It’s hard to find this piece of accessory in local toy shop, but this item is just a few clicks around. Highly recommended

This is an original product and I recommend it to anyone interested in beyblade.

Cell phones have come a long way. I’ve owned an S3 for a few years and jumped around many brands, carriers and devices until I rolled back to an S4 because one of my good friends had one for years. Still there’s a lot of things I like that I don’t see on many other phones.

The positives include a removable battery, USB 2. 0 port, fairly decent Snapdragon 600 series CPU, no frills design, menu key and not too terribly fancy compared to newer models. I get up to 5-7 days of standby when I’m not using it simply because I rarely text or get phone calls when I’m at home and I leave sync disabled.

It will run Pokemon Go and most modern apps though it can be a bit sluggish at times. The neutral starts the IR Blaster to which I’ve not bothered to replace the app it came with. I think it used to be a Samsung app that was moved over to Peel and has a ton of obtrusive ads.

The usable memory is 9GB unless the S3’s 12GB which is not a big deal but less room to install stuff. Also some apps, notably the messaging settings, don’t properly support the AMOLED display. Since this runs an older version of Android I wouldn’t expect compatibility or night mode for many apps out there.

Most of the negatives are with the preloaded Samsung apps and some like ChatON that can’t be disabled despite being unsupported. Though it’s not presently a big deal as they’re not running. The included charging adapter is 2A which charges the battery pretty quick but not sure how much wear and tear it will put on it.

So far I don’t plan on replacing/upgrading it any time soon since it still runs great and haven’t encountered many issues that I haven’t solved.

Battery was not good upon arrival, had to purchase a charger and new battery. This phone is no longer compatible with the network, the only way you will be able to activate a S4 these days is if your SIM card is already active on your account.

Verizon will no longer recognize any Galaxy S4’s or prior in their system. Verizon has done away with the CDMA side of their network. Phone constantly freezes, GPS loses signal, apps randomly close. Will be a ok phone for just making phone calls or making a few texts.

The phone did arrive in mint condition well taken care of was the only thing I was impressed with.

Getting back into golf after 10 years away from the links. This club made the return a lot more enjoyable. Never really hit a driver well but this one made it an awesome experience! May not be adjustable like other fancy models but it gets the job done.

IšverstiShow in original languageI am not sure if this a review of the Tab S4 in general, or the one I received. I will assume it is the latter. This Tab S4 is much larger than I expected (or that ten inches would seem).

The device is in much better shape than I expected too. It is essentially like new, except that the battery was nearly worn out. It was cheap for me to replace it, though it took much patience to get the solidly glued back removed without breaking it.

The screen is startling bright and vivid. I love the fact that it is so much like my android phone. I attempted to use my wife’s iPad several times which is like learning a new language. I can also put a sim card in and use cell service when wireless is not available (a big plus in Montana).

IšverstiShow in original languageLet me start off by saying I’m a media consumer, not a producer. I watch videos from various sources like Netflix and Hulu, since I cut the cord I find myself watching YouTube tv more often on my tablets than on my actual tv.

I have been mostly been living in the apple ecosystem, I also own an iPad Pro and Microsoft surface pro. I had was a Samsung galaxy tab s2, which I loved but displayed a 4:3 aspect ratio which wasn’t ideal for movies.

Now, that I have been given the opportunity to purchase this tablet at a reduced price for my honest review as part of the insiders campaign, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 using a Super AMOLED HDR capable display in a 16:10 ratio is my go to device for video.

Throw in the quad speakers tuned by AKG and Dolby Atmos support and you have one amazing portable movie machine. After watching my first movie on this tablet, I went and bought a 256gb micro sd card and now I keep it topped off with movies and tv shows so no matter where I’m at I can watch! I didn’t play many mobile games before, but with this tablet’s processing capabilities, I am loving the immersive quality gaming.

Downloading and getting into games from the google play store is so easy and fun, and this tablet has the power and display to handle anything you throw at it. On the more serious side. This tablet came loaded with office for Android, and with the optional keyboard I’m running out of reasons to put off doing the things I need to do.

It is better to be sitting outside of my house finishing off a PowerPoint than inside my office at work. With the included Dex mode, which basically puts a desktop layout onto your android tablet, I find it’s less time consuming and even dare I say it, a little more fun to work on my presentations or documents while sitting on my deck in the backyard than under the glaring fluorescent lights of the office, and I can even stream some music in the background while I am doing it.

I can still use my favorite wired headphones on this tablet because yes, this tablet has a headphone jack! It also works very well with Samsung SmartThings which I have been controlling and monitoring my house with for years, another of the many huge pluses of this tablet.

The S pen is incredible for note taking, working on documents, and generally controlling my tablet. But with all of the other features, google assistant, Knox Security Platform and all the available apps, this tablet is now an integral part of my day!.

IšverstiShow in original languageLes moins: – Le stylet en plastique est trop léger et doit être manipulé avec précaution, car il semble fragile. Bon si on a pas besoin des fonctionnalités supplémentaires apportées par le stylet de marque Samsung, un autre stylet (type wacom très solide et agréable en main) fonctionne aussi.

– Après quelques semaines d’essai, j’ai fini par désactiver la reconnaissance faciale : trop lente et trop d’échecs, agaçant à l’usage. – L’appareil photo n’est pas très bon. Ça n’est pas un problème pour moi qui préfère faire mes photos avec un “vrai” appareil.

Les plus: – Excellente tablette pour le multimédia. Superbe écran bien contrasté pour les films ou les diaporamas photo. – très bonne liseuse aussi : l’écran de technologie Amoled permet de lire dans des conditions lumineuses ou dans la pénombre.

Ça ne remplace pas complètement une liseuse avec encre électronique (qui ne sert qu’à lire), mais cette tablette Samsung est un bon compromis entre liseuse correcte et appareil multimédia – Tablette très réactive : tout est fluide, applications, vidéos.

– L’autonomie est très bonne : plusieurs semaines en veille. Si bien qu’on a toujours l’assurance de disposer d’un terminal informatique sous la main sans se soucier trop souvent du fait qu’il soit chargé, pour regarder rapidement un truc sur Internet.

– En activité, cette tablette consomme évidemment comme les autres. Mais elle offre une bonne journée voire deux de vidéos, surf sur Internet ou autre. – La possibilité d’étendre l’espace de stockage avec une carte microSD est un vrai plus.

Avec 256Go en plus (capacité très abordable maintenant), on a le temps de voir venir le manque de place. – La reconnaissance de l’écriture dans les notes manuscrites par le logiciel Samsung est bluffante : j’ai un taux de réussite très élevé avec mon écriture alors que le logiciel Google tombe beaucoup plus souvent en échec.

Du coup ça redonne envie d’utiliser le stylet Samsung tout en plastique.

Missing dust Ian’s screen protector and doesn’t come in sealed packaging. I have owned an Otterbox Commuter and the packaging this one came in is nothing like the packaging my other Otterbox came in.

Real Otterboxes are supposed to have an actual plastic film that protects the screen against dust and drops, but this one didn’t come with the plastic film. Everyone knows the film is absolutely necessary to have a phone protected and phone cases always come with the plastic film.

The details in the descriptions mentions that it comes with the film and so does the back of the box yet there is none. The box also came unsealed. The outside of the package had fingerprints all over it which is weird too.

I believe this is a used Otterbox or a knock off and now I have to go thru the trouble of returning it.

Let’s be honest, not every girl is meant to carry a purse. I am an avid fan of slimline wallets (business card holders) to keep the couple things I need with me. My “out the door” checklist goes Cell Phone, Wallet, Keys.

This makes that so much better because cell phone & wallet are all one piece. I’ve wanted to get a wallet case for a while but all of them had features I hated. To get more space you had to get a wallet that folds over.

I see my friends having to unfold their phones and the flap always gets really beat up. The fabric pockets also stretch after a while so they drop cards regularly. The fold over wallet is also bulkier which drives me nuts.

However if I went with the plastic hideaway case you could only get 1 or 2 cards to fit which just isn’t enough for me. And the swing-out plastic doors have a tendency to break a lot. I decided to test out the Otterbox case with my work phone because it had potential but cost a little more and I didn’t want to pay for it just in case I didn’t like it.

It took me about 5 minutes to fall in love with it. It easily fits that third card that I needed space for (separate work ID card) and I can sometimes cheat and stick a folded bill in there too but I know that’s not recommended.

I don’t think that the case has the RF blocking technology but I like it because I don’t have to take my ID out to open the door at work. I just keep that card on the bottom and hold my phone up to the touch plate to get in.

The case is just a bit thicker at one end – it kinda looks like a charging case but is actually a bit more low profile than the charger cases I’ve seen. I am now on my 3rd case of this kind (keep changing work phones) and the only complaint I’ve had at all is that when I first get the case it’s a little difficult to open.

The last one was so stiff that I actually had to fight with it for about 20 minutes to get it to slide open. The trick at the beginning is to apply the most pressure at top of the slide in the center of the panel and just work it open and closed a bunch of times until it gets a little easier.

Of all the problems to have, I will absolutely take that one. And the stiffness works right out after about a day of playing with it – BUT the case still clicks to lock so you don’t have to worry that it’s suddenly less secure.

The phone was dropped from waist height on concrete and didn’t receive damage, however the hard plastic component of the case cracked in half. Lesser cases would likely have cracked as well. BUT. I paid more for the OtterBox under the assumption that it was a tougher case and could handle being dropped without compromising the case’s integrity.

I will likely go with a cheaper company next time.

When I first took this clamp-on rod holder out of the box, I was impressed with the heft of the molding and the fact that they use stainless steel hardware to attach the rod holder base. When I tried to attach it to the gunwale of our Gregor 13′ aluminum boat (at the middle seat position), it didn’t fit particularly well.

The angle of the gunwale, even at the middle of the boat, was too severe to allow the unit to clamp on properly. The rubber pad and its metal base on the screw clamp don’t pivot, so it can’t adjust to any angle other than almost square.

As a result, when I tried to tighten it, the rubber pad popped off the metal pad base it clips to because it was only touching on the very edge. I was able to tighten the clamp, but wasn’t happy with the fit.

I did find, however, that if I turned it around and put the clamping screw on the outside, it snugged up just fine. The rod base sits well out of level, because of the angle of the boat side, but with the adjustability of the rod holder, it shouldn’t be too much of a problem, it just looks a little funny.

If you have a boat with fairly straight sides at the gunwale, this should be fine. If you have any significant flair to your sides, you might want to look elsewhere. I would be great if they would offer this clamp in a second model better adapted for the flared sides on many aluminum boats (or make it angle adjustable).

Installed on my Pelican Castaway Kayak and it fit perfectly! Hardware is not provided so I purchased #10 3/4” Stainless Steel screws and gorilla glue for a nice seal. It comes with the 4” low profile track that fit perfectly in some recessed sections of my kayak.

I purchased an additional 4” track if I decide to switch sides for the rod holder and possible future adaptation. Installation was super easy!.

The listing shows 241L which is the locking version that has a pushbutton to release the holder from the base. You get a non-locking version which is very hard to release and /or change angles. Very annoying as it is really hard to remove.

May return them. 12/2/20 Update. They changed the heading description to remove the locking L but it still shows in the Description and Features. These are not Locking.

The instructions on disassembly missed one screw, top center just under the cushioning for the bezel. Put new battery in plugged in the charger and was rewarded with a blinking yellow LED. Reading up on the condition, the blinking yellow light indicates the battery is not charging.

Left it plugged up for 3 days hoping it would start to charge, no luck. Pulled the battery and plugged in the charger and same result, no battery no charge so what I read rang true. Long story short the battery arrived dead and could not be charged.

Returned to Walmart and was disappointed to find I could not get a refund. I will have to send to original seller. No advantage to ordering from Walmart. Bad experience all around.

Product works really good totally satisfied with my purchase. Jammed a little bit in the begining but now not facing any new issues recently.

It is awesome what can I say it powerful and it is just some thing great to have.

Excellent buy, left launcher has a long string which adds more power, plus it doesn’t hurt your hand.

This bey launcher grip is a normal attachment for the bey launchers and it works as intended. Being a genuine Takara Tomy product, I expected it to have quality craftsmanship and have great durability.

I have yet to be disappointed by their products. Ergonomically, the grip seems built for small hands, but as opposed to using the small launchers by themselves, being built for any hand is a welcomed opportunity.

There is no problem with the grips falling off. It is getting these grips off of the launchers that poses a problem. The three sling mount attachment points you see are solid as well and do work with other official products (carabiner clips, counter weights, etc.

). In conclusion, the authenticity and quality of craftsmanship make a simple tool useful and this product does what it was made to do very well.

If whomever love beyblading… buy it now. Its so worth the purchase. My son wouldnt stop showing me the ultimate release that he created with his grip.

Not very expensive, looks great, and it plays great too