Best Launchers For Galaxy S6 (2024 Updated)

We’ve purchased various Chuckit! standard size launchers in the past and they’re great. I ordered this one not realizing you must purchase the larger balls to go with it. I just wanted to try a longer handle.

This is my fault for not researching more carefully. Either way, we decided to keep it. It’s more cumbersome to launch the ball since the handle is longer, the ball is bigger and heavier, and the texture of the handle is more cushiony at the base, but not as easy to get a grip on.

Once my dog caught the ball, he’d busted it completely open upon grabbing it the first time. The generic size tennis balls we normally use with the standard Chucki! eventually experience the same thing, but never on the first catch! It was useless after that point and since the special balls are impractical to replace so often, I can’t understand how anyone would prefer this one.

We’ve already ordered another standard size Chuckit! to replace this one and will stick with those.

I was excited to receive this strongman, muscular throwing machine with the abundance of tennis balls I’ve collected next to the tennis courts. VERY disappointed when I received a rather heavy, custom sized (larger) ball! Plus, it’s rather rough on my 50 year old shoulder to wing this jalopy out in the field of play.

Periodically the Pooch will run off and drop the ball somewhere in the hinterland and it will get lost. Now I need to buy oversized, customized balls that will fit this Chuckit! beast. Go figure. I now need to buy another one – must have been their masterplan.

I bought this for the glow feature. That’s about the only good thing. It’s handle is way too short, ok if you’re 4 ft tall but otherwise you have to continually bend to pick up ball. Also Pet Circle staff told me the ball also glows in dark- it doesn’t! It’s a basic tennis ball, not even the usual hard rubber Chuckit ball.

The shortness of handle doesn’t allow you to get same launch of ball as other ball throwers. I Don’t recommend this. Don’t waste your money.

Should have put this club in my bag a long time ago. Ball flight is consistent, slight draw but mostly straight. As the title suggests I’ve hit this from the tee, fairway and the rough with no issues.

Swapped out my 5wood for this club and it’s been fantastic thus far; much easier to hit for me.

Very good ball striking and distance. Slow down your swing, follow a good club swing path and the ball explodes off the club. You may get a little more distance than you think. Hit the driving range first.

I’m still figuring out my distance with the club, and that is a great problem to have.

Just bought my first hybrids. First the 2, then two weeks later the 4. Needed them mainly to hit from the fairway, but also use them from the tee box. Now hitting straight shots to the green with good distance.

Really like these clubs that have helped my game. John B. Cleveland, Ohio.

2 Weeks into ownership of open-box Samsung Galaxy Tab s6 lite and all is well. -Supplied charger and charging cable are short and get hot but that seems to be how fast charging is with Samsung devices.

-The screen was not really scratched, not enough to notice (probably dirty fingers scratching the screen leaving hairline scratches) -Is a hefty tablet, almost 2 pounds (1kg) with the included cover and S pen.

-Came with Android 10 from Nov 2020 before Dex came with Android 11. Android 11 seems to be faster in opening files and playing 1080p video. -Battery life playing Youtube at 720p is about 2 hours, 480p is about 3 hr 45 min.

You don’t really feel like it has a 7000 mA/hr battery if all you do is 720p – 1440p video playback. -S pen is very good. Works incredibly well for drawing and notes. If no other processer intensive program is open, you don’t notice the lag from writing/drawing even though the screen is 60 Hz.

Having a video in the background playing though and you’ll notice the lag. -Horrendous Samsung stock apps cannot be uninstalled unless you are savvy enough to use ADB and pass script commands into your device to de-activate unwanted programs (no real way to uninstall them).

-Even though openbox, the unit was pretty much new. Many thumbs up. Hopefully I don’tdrop it and crack the screen though. You essentially have to get a new tablet at that point.

I have to admit, I only received this tablet 1 week ago, so haven’t had a great deal of time yet to be putting it through its paces or stress testing it a lot yet – in large part because I’ve been working hard to NOT let anything happen to it as it’s got no protection yet! I took nearly two months deciding on which tablet I wanted for sure, but I don’t think figuring out which case & screen protector gear to get will take long at all.

So, all that caution considered, I am really happy with my experience so far! The screen is BIG and clear, and I haven’t really even tried out the speakers yet – tho I am looking forward to that after having only the itty bitty speakers of my J7 for the past 3 years.

I already am in love with the S-pen, which was a major point for me in choosing the Tab S6, and I’m looking forward to getting more acquainted with its capabilities. So, barring any unforseen glitches, I expect this to continue to be a positive experience going forward.

I’d also like to take a moment to mention the shipping/delivery of this after the order was finalized. I was given an estimated delivery date of Feb 18th (Thurs), which included a holiday Monday on which mail wouldn’t be delivered; I believe I finalized my order sometime after close of business or thereabouts on Friday the 12th.

To my complete surprise, this item was delivered to my home on Tuesday Feb 16, which is pretty freaking AMAZING considering Sunday & Monday were technically non-business days. I mean I understand that stuff moves a lot more every hour of everyday the world over because of automation and globalization and while it’s 5 o’clock somewhere, it’s also 9am somewhere else and folks are clocking in, but I was still pretty impressed at this quick turnaround time.

Thanks for that guys!.

I have been using the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite for a few weeks now and I am very impressed! I have been using another brand for years and I am so glad I bought this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. This tablet is very sleek and lightweight! I never noticed how heavy my other tablet was until I held this Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.

It fits very nicely in my hand and it is easy to hold, doesn’t feel like I’m going to drop it at all. It also feels very durable. I’m very impressed with how fast this tablet charges. Not only does it charge fast but the battery also lasts for up to 13 hours.

The setup was very easy to navigate which I appreciated because this is my first Samsung device. The speakers on this tablet are great, the sound quality is amazing! The picture screen quality is crystal clear.

It has plenty of storage space for all of my needs, it also has slot for a memory card if you want to expand the memory. This tablet is very fast and I have no problems even with several thing open at the same time.

It also has dual band wifi so I can finally connect with 5ghz. The quality of the cameras is also amazing, my pictures come out very nice. I’m not to familiar with the pen yet but it conveniently stores to the side of the tablet with a magnet.

I don’t have any cons for this tablet. Overall I am very impressed with the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite!.

I would never buy one of these phones again. Don’t get me wrong, it is a decent phone, however I have had nothing but bad luck with it. One week after I bought the phone, the screen broke in my pocket.

I have no clue why or how, just that it did. I have never had an issue with phone glass before, and had high expectations for the active. From my perspective, it seems as if the glass on the active is weaker than the normal S6 strangely.

Nevertheless, I simply put up with the broken glass, as the functionality was not affected. About a year later, I finally grew sick of the glass and decided to replace it, with the intention of getting maybe another year out of the device.

One week after I had the glass replaced, here I am with a broken screen once more, and a new phone on its way. Obviously this isn’t the experience of everybody that owns one of these, but that is the way it went for me.

Another major gripe I have with it is the buttons. The buttons stick out from the side of the case so far they might as well be giant toggle switches. The thing was constantly jumping at the opportunity to turn on and attempt to call emergency services in my pocket.

The S6 has a pocket feature that forces the screen to stay off if it senses it is in a pocket, even if buttons are constantly gettingstabbed. This feature was strategically forgotten on the active, clearly because they assumed anyone needing an active is always in need of an ambulance, so an automatic ambulance fetching service built into the device was a must add.

If you buy an S6 Active, get a case for it. Being an Active apparently doesn’t improve the structural integrity.

Samsung comes back with a bang Finally, looks like Samsung decided to listen to the customer requirements and come up with upgraded Active series phone. After owning S5 active which was best phone in its time in my opinion.

Being a traveler, its design was the reason why I got it at the first place. after using it for few months, I felt few shortcomings. But, finally Samsung beautifully crafted S6 Active accommodating all the possible upgrades and removing all the shortcomings in S5 Active.

Design: With incredible design and military gadget like design, its a huge leap forward from the S5. My S5 active got water-damaged due to flow in design of removable back cover. Looks like it isn’t waterproof.

So, less detachable parts more reliable phone is which in case S6 Active is, in my opinion is a huge upgrade. Performance: Performance is crispy and smooth with the new trimmed down Touchwiz. I tried installing numerous apps and never experienced any sorts of lag.

It tops almost all benchmarks and real life performance is really good as well. Display: S6 active has arguably the best display currently. 2k resolution makes the display so hsarp and it really reflects while reading e-books or while web browsing.

1080p would have sufficed on this 5. 1″ screen, but having 2k wouldn’t hurt though, which obviously will drain more juice from the battery. Camera: This is the best part of this phone and I see a huge upgrade to S5 Active’s camera.

S6 Active takes mind blowing pictures both during bright an d low light conditions. Auto HDR and tracking Auto Focus are really good and all these lets even an amateur photographer take a good snap. Video quality is quite good as well but 32 gb storage might limit the recording 4k videos to an extent.

UI: Touchwiz has improved a lot and its a lot crispier than its predecessors. Touchwiz includes various features that are missed out in the stock Lollipop like the clear all option in recent apps. The newly added theme support raises the interests if you’re into changing the UI frequently.

Various goodies like multi window, Smart stay, Smart alert etc are still present in S6. Battery: 3500mah battery definitely raises some eyebrows. It definitely lasts for more than a day with a normal usage of calls, browsing and gaming.

It might be due to the better optimization or the latest 14 nm Exynos 7420 which has better efficiency. Storage: Missing out external SD Card support could be a great con for many. But if that was done to provide better performance(S6 uses UFS 2.

0 which provides thrice the reading and writing speed compared to the rest), it can forgiven. But the pricing for higher memory options are quite steep. Overall Galaxy S6 Active is a perfect offering by Samsung with a very few cons which are definitely overshadowed by its pros.

If you want a premium flagship worth the money, go for this phone but unfortunately its available only with AT&T in US. It is definitely better than other phones in this price range. Verdict: Go for it!.

I am an avid player of Pokmon Go, which means I spend a lot of time outdoors playing on my phone under different weather conditions. I searched for a phone with a long lasting battery, excellent GPS, water- and humidity proof, durable and not easily dinged or broken if dropped.

Galaxy Active line offers it all. The latest model, 8, is very expensive, so I went for a two year old Active 6 and am very happy with my decision. This phone has everything I was looking for. I played under the rain, dunked it in a bathtub, dropped it on the hard floor, banged it in a cluttered purse.

Even though the screen is large, the battery is excellent – it lasts 30% longer than my husband’s tiny iPhone 5s. When everybody’s GPS drifts off, mine does not. Processor is fast and my game does not lag, like on many other phones.

in insane AL humidity when everybody’s fingers stick to the screen, I seem to have less of an issue (though it’s not completely alleviated). The phone does not need a case or screen protector. I like the looks – being tired of the standard black, I got the silver.

It looks fun and unique with its “camouflage” – which to me is more like snake skin – pattern. I got complimented on its looks. I love everything about this phone and don’t think later models would be a great improvement, because there isn’t much to improve on.

As far as cell phones go, I trust Samsung for their phones being quality. I bought my 1st Samsung about 15 yrs ago, it was great, unfortunately it wasn’t waterproof or crush proof back then so driving over it because it fell out of my pocket while cleaning the mounds of snow off my car, it had no survival rate.

I had to buy another phone to replace it and couldn’t afford to stay with Samsung right then, but doing that made me appreciate the quality of Samsung’s phones even more. I waited patiently until I could buy a Samsung phone again, and have remained a Samsung phone user since.

I’m not the type to run out to buy the newest one on the market, I don’t just buy new one when I’m due for an upgrade, I will when I have worn my Samsung out to wear the side buttons don’t want to work anymore, the charging port doesn’t like the plug anymore, or I’ve cracked the screen.

knowing those things take time to actually happen tells you just how long my Samsung phone has been good for me! #SAMSUNGCELLPHONE4EVER.

First impressions: EXCELLENT! Phone looks excellent. Looks brand new. After market charger block and cable and that was expected. No user manual and that is OK. Im sure you can search for anything on the internet.

I bought this phone to be used as a streamer. So far I am enjoying the sound through my budget headphones able to utilize Quad DAC! I will connect it to my home stereo and see how it goes and will check on battery life.

But again, I just receive the phone and I am listening to Qobuz music and I am a very happy camper! Hats off to seller!!!! I will be back for an update.

According to my experience, I feel that samsung smartphones are good and worth a buy. This product was brought back in 2010 and I used it for almost a decade. It had a slim body in comparison to other models of the same time.

The phone functioned efficiently but since the internal storage capacity was less, not much of files could be saved. At a later stage, it got constantly hanged and only black screen was visible due to which I replaced it.

But otherwise this smartphone was of a good deal.

Looks stunning, has a good feature set overall. Samsung bloatware is unwelcome and not terribly useful. Battery discharges quite rapidly to be honest, they should have put a bigger standard battery in.

The battery can be changed by removing/replacing the back glass though, so since you are bound to have that opportunity that may be a time to upgrade the battery as well. There are some great accessories for this phone, so charge cases and add-on physical keyboards can give the device a further distinctive.

Unfortunately, as hinted, these Samsung phones are not built to last and are in many ways poor quality for the price they command. Incidentally, iPhone build quality is no better. If we were not treating these multi-hundred pound gadgets as throw away items would be completely unacceptable in any other industry.

These metal bodied glass backed phones are a nightmare. The slightest touch or flex breaks them, Gorilla glass or not. The screens are also extremely flimsy. For devices that are carried around day in day out for perhaps a year or two, the fragility is quite ludicrous.

On top of that these Samsung’s feature a very “retro” screen burn issue and the dreaded permanent “black spot” problem. These things again, should not be happening on such expensive products. Blackberry PRIV has better specs in a lot of ways, looks well, but is also well made and can easily survive drops and impacts or even being dropped in the toilet – without a case.

Nokia’s also tend to be more robust, but are far cheaper than Samsung or Apple offerings. I bought the S6 second hand and was not impressed – so bought a Nokia 6 which is a far better phone. Anyway, the S6 is def a nice looking phone, relatively good value second hand, has a good spec, but despite its price is not likely to be a long-term companion.

Definitely not as simple as iphone in the camera department, but much better control and excellent results after taking manual control. don’t bother letting the camera chose its own settings; it’s pretty hapless.

Very fast and excellent LTE coverage even on sprint. haven’t had a dropped call yet except on wifi calling. Don’t bother setting up wifi unless you’ve got no bars – the 4G is terrific. screen quality is top notch as well.

the layout for the volume, power, and google assistant buttons is awkward, frequently getting mashed by my fat fingers just trying to hold on to the slippery glass surfaces of the phone. the wired headphone jack is a revelation.

makes my cheap 50 dollar cans sound like studio headphones. fingerprint recognition is sluggish by current standards and doesn’t work on wet fingers at all. facial recognition is a joke (and not at all secure) so don’t bother with that.

fast, responsive touchscreen with a STUNNING display. no lag switching apps and boot time is about 10 seconds. the only downside is the speaker is mono and not as nice as the latest apple & samsung offerings, so take advantage of the terrific analog audio – bluetooth is just a waste here.

Ottimo prodotto, ho un “piccolo” pastore australiano di 6 mesi che è pieno di energia e adora giocare a palla. Con questo lanciatore, è molto più facile lanciare la palla abbastanza lontano e non è più necessario chinarsi per raccoglierla.

È ottimo.

Eccellente! Aspettavo con impazienza questo articolo per il mio cane. Lei adora! Molto pratico anche per me, un capello corto può essere ma niente di troppo serio. Non resta che imparare a insegnare al mio cane a restituire la palla ^^.

Il simpatico e pratico giocattolo per giocare all’aperto, sembra di dover chinare il maestro dove la padrona le salva la schiena. L’unico neo è il mio Malinois che distrugge la palla in poco tempo. Quindi ora uso il lanciatore con altre palle Zoomalia.

My previous 2 phones were also Samsungs – a S7 edge and Note 10+, so you could say I’ve enjoyed Samsung flagships over the past half decade. My Note 10+ battery was starting to deteriorate after almost 3 years of use so I saw the S22 Ultra came in red (saw the initial promo pictures where it was a deeper crimson red) which was my favorite color so I had it pre ordered.

The custom color took a month later to ship out. However I was extremely disappointed when I opened the box. The people in charge with case colors at Samsung must be color blind because the phone was more of a copper/orange color rather than actually red.

I was expecting the similar color of the rumor pictures posted before announcement with the crimson red. Had I known this was this ugly pastel orange/copper color I would’ve just bought the phone at the local Samsung store in black where they offered $125 off with any trade in (as long as phone turned on) and saved myself a couple of bucks on top of getting it earlier.

That orange bit is so ugly and clashes with my case’s carbon/red color scheme that my OCD forced me to skin the phone in a proper red back rather than look at that ugly color for the next 2 years. Onto the phone.

The build quality is good and the screen is nice. Something you would expect from a flagship from Samsung. Speed and smoothness is negligible as I feel processing speed and memory have plateaued for someone who uses phone for communication, streaming, and social media (no gaming).

Everything was smooth but for my use, I did not notice anything different compared to my Note 10+ Onto the biggest gripe. The battery life is absolutely ATROCIOUS. The battery went from 100% to 85-90% within an hour of standby.

It was actually quite worse than my 3 year old worn Note 10+ battery which came out of the box with stellar battery life lasting a full 12h work shift with moderate-heavy use during my breaks. I went online and found a couple tips to improve the battery.

Clearing the partition cache from bootloader menu, turning off all the special screen options such as always on, double tap to wake, and all the sensing stuff to minimize battery drain when phone was in use.

I also put it on battery saver mode. With all the special screen option disabled, battery saver on, screen at only FHD and 60hz refresh rate, the battery life improved to the point where it now MATCHES my worn 3 year old Note 10+ battery life.

This is unacceptable for me as the reason I “upgraded” to the S22 Ultra was for better battery life. This will be the last time I preorder phones. Will wait for reviews from now on as there are numerous reports of poor battery life with these new flagship phones.

Will also be considering returning to Sony’s Xperia line when it comes time to upgrade. I do not see this phone even coming close to lasting 3 years like my Note 10+ as the starting battery life is already so poor.

I predict in a year and a half of wear the battery life will make this phone unusable without being plugged in 24/7. Not going to blame only Samsung on this as I’ve read the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is quite power hungry (but also read review from people with Exynos versions that had poor battery life as well).

I’m hoping Samsung will be able to optimize their software to drastically improve the battery life on this phone but I am not holding my breath for something that will even bring it remotely close to how good the Note 10+ battery was out of the box.

There are people who have reported that all of a sudden their battery life became excellent after a few days of use. I was not so lucky as it’s been almost a month with the phone constantly on and routine restarts every few days without seeing any noticeable improvements.

My previous 2 phones were also Samsungs – a S7 edge and Note 10+, so you could say I’ve enjoyed Samsung flagships over the past half decade. My Note 10+ battery was starting to deteriorate after almost 3 years of use so I saw the S22 Ultra came in red (saw the initial promo pictures where it was a deeper crimson red) which was my favorite color so I had it pre ordered.

The custom color took a month later to ship out. However I was extremely disappointed when I opened the box. The people in charge with case colors at Samsung must be color blind because the phone was more of a copper/orange color rather than actually red.

I was expecting the similar color of the rumor pictures posted before announcement with the crimson red. Had I known this was this ugly pastel orange/copper color I would’ve just bought the phone at the local Samsung store in black where they offered $125 off with any trade in (as long as phone turned on) and saved myself a couple of bucks on top of getting it earlier.

I have attached pictures of the actual color of the phone as well as the picture of my phone with a skin applied in the color that the phone SHOULD have been. (that orange bit is so ugly and clashes with my case’s carbon/red color scheme that my OCD forced me to skin the phone rather than look at that ugly color for the next 2 years) Onto the phone.

The build quality is good and the screen is nice. Something you would expect from a flagship from Samsung. I noticed an improvement on the fingerprint sensor as it was much more accurate in detecting my prints (my note 10+ was too inconsistent I ended up ditching it and used my PIN.

Speed and smoothness improvements for me is negligible as I feel processing speed and memory have plateaued in flagships from the past few years for someone who only uses their phone for communication, streaming, and social media (no gaming).

Everything was smooth but for my use, I did not notice anything different compared to my Note 10+ Onto my biggest gripe. The battery life is absolutely ATROCIOUS out of the box. The battery went from 100% to 85-90% within an hour of standby.

It was actually quite worse than my 3 year old worn Note 10+ battery which came out of the box with stellar battery life lasting a full 12h work shift with moderate-heavy use during my breaks. I went online and found a couple tips to improve the battery.

Clearing the partition cache from bootloader menu, disabling all the special screen options such as always on, double tap to wake, and all the other screen sensing stuff was reported to make a fairly significant improvement on the battery life.

I also put it on battery saver mode. With all the special screen option disabled, battery saver on, screen at only FHD and 60hz refresh rate, the battery life improved to the point where it now MATCHES my worn 3 year old Note 10+ battery life.

So the battery life improved from atrocious to fair/poor This is unacceptable for me as the reason I “upgraded” to the S22 Ultra was for better battery life. Not going put the blame solely on Samsung for this as I’ve read the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is quite a power hungry processor.

However I’ve also read reviews from people with Exynos versions that had poor battery life as well. I’m hoping Samsung will be able to optimize their software to drastically improve the battery life on this phone but I am not holding my breath for solutions that will even bring the battery life remotely close to how good the Note 10+ was out of the box.

There are people claiming their battery life became excellent all of a sudden after a few days of use. I was not so lucky as it’s been almost a month using the phone without seeing any noticeable improvements.

This will be the last time I preorder phones. Will wait for reviews from now on as there are numerous reports of poor battery life with these new flagship phones. Will also be considering returning to Sony’s Xperia line when it comes time to upgrade.

I do not see this phone even coming close to lasting 3 years like my Note 10+ as the starting battery life is already so poor. I predict in a year and a half of wear the battery life will make this phone unusable without being plugged in 24/7.

Overall this is a miss for me. It was $1600 down the drain on something that failed to satisfy the 2 primary reasons why picked the S22 Ultra in the first place – better battery life than my aging Note 10+ and have a phone in my favorite color (red).

If I had the option to refund this thing I would.

Samsung has no much market compared to Apple in NA but still trying to ditch the few loyal customers they have it looks like. I ordered S22 Ultra exclusive Red colour on June 29th 2022 and today it is August 11th 2022 still waiting for my phone to arrive.

In what time we are living just for a red colour panel they took one and half month time and still counting. After 6 weeks I received a mail saying that they started manufacturing the phone. Really!!! This is the worst experience I ever had with any smartphone delivery.

And coming to the color I did a mistake of opting for Red colour which is not Red instead it’s Orange. When I called customer care service immediately they declined to change the colour and it took 45 days after that for them to start manufacture.

So what is the problem to update the update the color option when they took so long time. Samsung should come out of these silly things like naming wrong colours, inconsistent batteries, not so good inconsistent camera performance etc.

Try to provide the satisfaction when customers buy your products compared to others. Lot of loyal Samsung customers trying hard to defend Samsung products in online discussions compared to Apple, Google and other products.

For example S22 Ultra despite being so pricey has no single point in camera department to excel. Even the zoom also not fluid. Its jittery, stutters while zoom in and out. Battery performance looks like different for different usages and users.

I myself shocked to see burnin on screen in a Best Buy store. When Samsung users are trying hard to defend their purchases Samsung is going down day by day with these inconsistency issues making them fools.

I don’t know why a billion dollar company is struggling like this in quality control. I opted for S22 Ultra only to see how it performs with my usage. Hope Samsung will concentrate much more on their future products with less to zero issues and better battery life, camera performance.

I went from an iPhone user up until Steve Jobs passed away then switched to Samsung. I’ve preordered the s8 plus, s9 plus, bougth the s10 plus at bestbuy and preordered the s22 ultra 512gb on this website.

Seeing form s8 to this, I here is my take. 1) less perks (s8, s9 and s10 all came with earbuds or VR gear), and honestly at this point I’m almost surprised I got a charge cord with my s22 (I’d had been seriously upset if I didn’t get one) 2) the camera is much better, but still need tweeking on the software.

This is a usual thing with Samsung. The camera software gets better then decent then better again. I found the overall software is better but I find it doesn’t handle motion as well. This camera take wonderful pictures as long as you don’t move and have good lighting.

Oddly enough it takes great night photos? 3) it’s faster than the s10 plus and doesn’t heat up as much. S series puts out ALOT of heat. That said, I this ones no exception except that I can control the settings and it actually runs the phone cooler on gaming at low graphics and dimmed lighting.

(not really what you want while gaming) but and although a phone is phone, it is in this day in age I expect to be able to have a top phone from Samsung perform on a mobile game at high graphics. 4) love the size.

At first I thought it would be awkward and it really isn’t and now my s10 plus looks weird and awkward. 5) the screen so far seems ok but I’m not about to test it limits, but I however should Samsung like to send me an extra to do a test I’d be more than happy to give it my best destruction mode.

Usually I purchase one of those rubber like screen protectors with lifetime warranty and they’ve always saved my phones from the absolute worst drops. (as a mom of 3, I drop my phone far too often). I have all the original packaging stickers on this one and I have dropped it and it’s still in perfect condition.

6) bixby seems to talk too much on this phone. Not sure if it was an update or this phone but I can be in the middle of watching tv or talking to my kids teacher and bixby starts blabbing away. 7) I know this isn’t a phone thing but likely a software but I find bixby is always blabbing away now.

I can be watching tv or talking to one of my kids teachers and bixby starts talking away about who knows what. Never happened with my old s phones. Not once. Overall I love my sansung phone. And as much as there was some disappointments on how it wasn’t a huge huge improvement to the s10 plus, but the s22 is still the best out there for me.

We have used this about 4 times now with our 3 bird dogs. Its really fun for us and the dogs. They get so excited. You def need ear protection and the launcher needs to be held with the cushion on the base down against your hand.

We are using the yellow and green loads and those are PLENTY strong enough for launching the dummy. I had read that the red loads are not recommended? IDK, but green and yellow are fine. I really dont have anything negative to say about this thing.

It released the spent load easily and works as advertised. Again, my dogs love it!.

I love my launcher. It helps train my dog on longer marks and steadiness. I can launch bumpers in numerous locations with no scent trail to the bumper so the dog has to search to find it. Just don’t forget ear protection as it’s really loud.

The only caution I would make is the operator needs to hang on tight, it kicks a bit more than one would expect from a 22. I don’t have a dog. We attached a mono filament fishing line to it, still on the spool with the spool turned flat side to the direction of the “shot.

” Much like a fly casting reel. This way lines can be pulled up into tall trees to hoist Ham Radio Antennas or a rope for someone to go up into the tree to cut off limbs. Heck, this is so much fun, I might get myself a dog!.

I bought this product to help me train my new pup. I used it without the dummy to get him used to the sound of gunfire as. 22 blanks are a whole lot cheaper than 12 gauge blanks. He is now 9 months old and I’m using it with the dummy to help his long distance marking.

This product is also very durable. I have forgot it out in the rain a couple times and have had no problems with rusting or components failing. Very simple concept behind te design which makes it very easy to operate.

Great product for a variety of uses!!!.

IšverstiShow in original languageWe purchased the Funfetti-Shot to add some special affects for our regional school band when performing and from the moment we opened the box it has been amazing. School kids are often reluctant to get up and dance when performances occur but our confetti canon instantly altered attitudes with students readily jumping up to dance in the shower of colour gently descending from the sky.

Add some bubbles from the Beamz 2500 and we couldn’t get the kids to sit back down. Yahoo!.

IšverstiShow in original languageGreat alternative to CO2 shots. We have been using this at our rental business and have gone through a handful of customers who all loved the ease of use and the outcome.

Good output (a little loud like a strong vacuum), simplicity of loading and good remote control functionality. Good bang for the buck.

IšverstiShow in original languageI wasn’t thrilled with the confetti “launcher”, but it worked and the customer was happy and that’s all that matters. They should call it a “Confetti Blower” because it slowly blows (some of) the confetti a few feet, but it’s not what you would expect from a “launcher”.

I needed it for pictures after a pageant and I knew there were going to be small kids so I had to find something that would surprise the winners with confetti, but not make a loud “BOOM” and scare the younger girls.

It worked, but I don’t see me using it again.

Going on year 3 of this product and every time its fun for both dog and you. Have literately shot over 1500 rounds off and it never gets boring. The dog has your full attention when you pick up this launcher and will do just about anything to get you to send a dummy downfield.

If you are getting older and having trouble throwing the dummies. this is for you. I cannot give this a higher rating. A great product worth the money. Buy at least 2 dummies if training in water.

Have had my launcher long enough to wear out my dummies. Was happy to see I could still get replacement dummies.

The product is excellent. Exactly what I wanted. Tough and durable. The description didn’t match the picture. . . good thing I did not read the description closely.

We bought once of these when they were commonly found in stores when our ShepX was a puppy. he LOVED this thing. Just seeing it, he would get very excited. We did have to buy a number of replacement bands.

More so once storing it in a plastic cabinet on our covered porch, in the hot and cold more than when it was inside. We had bought replacement bands over Ebay, as at the time it was the only place to find them.

The generic are cheaper, though that 2 pack lasted as long as one of the actual replacements made by hyperpet. It has a few rusty spots now due to being stored with damp balls on it. Buddy Boy crossed the bridge last summer, but we kept this as we figured he would want us to make some other pup happy one day.

We learned to launch high and short, hard hit ground runners, as well as long – far shots. Buddy learned which to catch right from the air, and which to catch after a bounce or two. In his last months, 2-4 simple shots and he was done – but he loved this thing most of his wonderful 13 years.

Being new to Golf I was borrowing my friends clubs to see what would suit me. All the clubs we’re close enough with only minor difference…except the drivers. I could not hit well with a driver. I researched and decided to try the Cleveland Launcher HP Turbo as it was rated one of the best drivers for beginners.

It did not disappoint. I was hitting it straight and on the fairways consistently. I even out drive some of my friends now. Good looks, price and packaging.

The “sleeper” driver of 2020. This thing packs a wallop and is the straightest driver I’ve ever hit. The YouTube reviews I watched pitted it against the Ping G425, Callaway Mavrik, and the TM SIM2, and in each test, the Cleveland matched these premium clubs in both distance and forgiveness.

And I’m not surprised. I’ve never hit better drives than I’ve been hitting with this club. Absolutely love it!.

I recently bought my wife the Cleveland launcher HB turbo driver with 12 degrees of loft. She is just learning and has only been playing for two years. With her older cheaper entry level driver she could hit it on occasion 160 yards.

She has gained 25-30 yards with her new Cleveland driver and is able to generate more club head speed as well. She is extremely happy with this new driver and with me for buying it for her lol!!.

I’ve had one of these for a year now. Fits my dogs mouth perfectly. Use it everyday. Launches with good distance and holds up great.

Great product, very durable. Competitive price and excellent service from Rogers.

My five year old son says he loves how this toy has the ability to link up hot wheels tracks we already own to it. He wishes there was a bit more storage for his “treasures”. In my mom opinion, though, I enjoy the portable size! He says it’s not one of his favorites, but I disagree with him on that as well.

Evidence has shown he continues to play with it more than his other toys. It has kept his interests phenomenally. He has even brought it into his imaginary play with other figures and set up talk scenarios! The launching function works really well.

My two year old is able to operate it and get a good launch easily. With more practice and aim, it can perform exceptionally. It’s user-friendly and leaves room for skill. I would definitely recommend this product.

My three boys ages 3-6 have been playing with this for a couple weeks, and overall it is a very cool little hot wheels accessory! They love that they can pack up a few of their favorite cars and carry them around with them, then flip everything open and play wherever they come across some free floor space.

It seems durable enough, as my kids are not exactly gentle with their toys and it has survived so far. Our only complaint is the cars tend to roll out from the launching mechanism pretty easily, so it is sometimes a trick to get the car to launch properly since it ends up being too far from the launcher.

Overall I would recommend adding this little display launcher to your hot wheels collection.

My son is a huge hot wheels fan so when we saw this item it was a must. I wasn’t sure how I would feel about seeing cars launch across the room but when I saw the excitement it brought to my sons face it did not matter.

Bonus. the hot wheels tracks he currently had fit like a glove with this toy allowing the cars to travel further. This toy also had storage on both sides to store my sons favorite cars so he always had them when playing.

Less clean up for Mom too. We have had this toy for several weeks now and my son still incorporates it into his everyday play whether they are soaring past Paw Patrols or his action figures. Great buy for the price.

Ottimo prodotto, niente da dire, non chinarsi e non sporcarsi le mani per godersi un bel momento di complicità tra me e i miei cani, non appena lo prendo in mano i miei cani capiscono molto bene giocheremo insieme.

Inoltre, si adatta alle normali palline da tennis. La palla di colore arancione lo rende più facile da trovare nel caso in cui i cani non lo trovino immediatamente. In breve sono soddisfatto e lo consiglio.

Il lanciatore che ho ricevuto è piccolo, difficile da prendere in mano (forse ho mani troppo piccole) e soprattutto le palle rimangono bloccate (comunque corrispondono alle dimensioni del lanciatore) e non vogliono decollare.

Quando le palline finalmente decollano, cadono rapidamente a terra perché il lanciatore non è abbastanza potente.

These are the best ones out there! The weight and durability is so much better than any of the of canvas/fire hose trainers on the market. I’ve tried them all, and this is the only one I buy. My dog won’t go after a tennis ball, but she won’t stop fetching these.

I have had two labs and both have been trained on the DT systems dummies. They are soft and they can see the white color in contrast to the dark lake water. They come with a rope and I can adjust the weight by adding and removing water.

I bought an orange small and large black/white bumper, DT systems is the company for training gear. My 4 month old Standard Poodle loves them! Won’t buy any other brand of bumpers or e-collars