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Besides its image quality, build quality and the IS feature, the best thing I like is its wide range. I don’t need to carry my 17-40 and 70-200 in many cases, and even if I do, I don’t need to switch lens that often.

However, if I don’t plan to go full frame in near future, maybe I will buy the new 17-55 f2.8

Anyway, it is a great product if it fits your needs.
Canon EF 24 105mm

Love this product. Soooo easy to use. My goal is to walk at least 10,000 steps a day and wearing this pedometer motivates me to do just that…no more second guessing.
RainbowImaging Canon EOS EF

Canon EF 135mm f

This Canon camcorder leather bag is really good, high quality, easy to use and looks sexy! It fits my Elura 100 perfectly and all the needed accessories. It provides not only convience to me, but also extra protection for camcorder. Highly recommend!
Canon SCA60 Soft Carrying

The point is, you get what you pay for. Your standerd Three wire set up will work just as good. If you want real quality you will have to pay for it. I went with a Monster Cable.
CANON BP 617 Non

After having two good EatSmart scales (kitchen and bathroom) I decided to buy two of these (one for me and one to replace my roommates scale I broke). My roommates worked perfectly, and still does (although it arrived missing the pad under one of the feet, which was annoying but I don’t think it affected the weight). Mine, however, seemed to work for a couple months and then started giving crazy measurements. I’d step on, 144.4 pounds. Pick up a 2-lb weight and step on again and it was the exact same. step on backwards and it was 147.2. Things that made absolutely no sense! I tried to live with it for a couple months figuring it would generally give me a sense of my weight, but finally got fed up and contacted the company. They sent me another scale that week! I have had the new one for 2 months and have had no problems with it. I’m fairly certain the old scale worked when I got it, but I was in the process of losing weight so I may have just attributed the fluctuating numbers to weight loss when it was an issue with the scale. I’m not sure, but either way I know for sure it wasn’t working after a couple months when I stopped losing weight and could see the scale was all over the place.

I got my scale before they switched to “step-on technology” and I’m so glad I did. The whole reason I got this scale was to replace my EatSmart scale WITH “step-on technology”. I prefer to spend a few seconds calibrating the weight every time I weigh myself, rather than spending 10 seconds calibrating it once and then having the ability to just step on every time after that, so long as you don’t move the scale. I worry the scale has been moved, so I ended up doing the 10 second calibration every time instead of the quick 2-3 second one. I wouldn’t buy it again now that it has “step-on technology” but if thats something you’re looking for, this is a good bed. Solid scale with excellent company support/replacement if it is defective.
Canon EW 73B Lens

This has to be the best brush I have ever used on dogs, we have a Golden Retriever and this brush removed out enough old dead hair from our Golden to fill a plastic shopping bag, and this was after we had brushed him with our old stand-by brush. The dog loves it, he comes running to be brushed when he sees it in your hand, never did that before we purchased this brush. Recommend this to everyone with a pet
Canon EOS 5D Mark

Canon CBK4 300 Rechargeable Compatible with any digital camera that uses AA batteries Charge indicator light lets you know when your batteries are fully recharged Charger kit with pack of four rechargeable AA-size batteries …

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Waste of time. This book is fine for what it was intended for: young TEEN girls, but even then I’d rather not have them read it. The relationship between Edward and Bella is nothing but unhealthy. He not only stalks the girl while she is sleeping (can we say creepy?), but he is demeaning to her at nearly every turn.

With that aside, just the book itself is droll enough to make me loose brain cells. The characters are one dimensional at best with no personality. The only reason the plot progresses at all is because of Bella’s clumsiness, which was probably only given to her so the author could move the book along. I mean, none of the characters have enough personality to fill a paper bag much less help create an actually decent plot. The only one that had something of a personality would be Alice Cullen, and even that is barely a spark.

Besides the incredibly flat characters, the book too unbelievable for words. First off, Edward and Bella barely know each other and yet are head over heels, will die for him/her LOVE. Not just interested or really like each other, but LOVE. Now, I can see Bella having some sort of infatuation with Edward, seeing as how he saved her life multiple times and all. I do not see her being in LOVE though. Maybe mistaking it, but not I’ll kill myself type. As for Edward, no way. Just no. I mean, what would a 100+ year old vampire want with a 16 year old girl besides a nice meal? Also, the way he is portrayed, he seems like a high school brat to me, not a centuries old vampire. Now, it’s one thing when he is pretending around others, but even when it doesn’t have to, it still acts like an immature dolt. Oh, who sparkles…

Speaking of unbelievable things, why, WHY would a vampire ever return to high school over and over again? He could easily pass as a young looking 21 year old. I mean, eternal life and you want to spend it in high school forever? Surrounded by immature beings for all eternity? No thanks. Hell would probably be more pleasur
PRO SERIES Equivalent CANON

I will not dive into the benefits this product brings to help runners train. It has brought my running to new levels. The features are great! The benefits are fabulous. I am a much better runner because of this. I agree with all the positive reviews regarding these benefits. HOWEVER, the craftsmanship used by Garmin is SHAMEFUL. This product is intended to fail within 1 1/2 years by it’s design. Not the software or the computing, but the electrical components inside the watch itself.

I have a 205 and a 305. The 205 is 2 and a half years old; the 305 is almost 1 1/2 years old. My 205 stopped working last year about right after the 1 year warranty was up. No biggy, I wanted the 305 so it gave me a reason to purchase the 305. But when my 305 failed recently about 4 months after the warranty expired, I had my questions. Thus I opened up both watches to find out why they just wouldn’t power on any more. AND IT BECAME VERY OBVIOUS!

Garmin uses tiny, thin (thiner than aluminum foil) copper foil components that are used to connect the watch (the upper electronic portion) to the battery component (the lower body of the watch). No wires or solders contacts between these two components. Not only are the copper foil connections super thin, the are split at the ends where they contact the battery connections. Thus over time with the constant “on and off” spark , those tiny, split copper foil connecters will burn out and corrode and eventually “dissolve” into nothing.

Both my Garmins had this effect. The contacts were black, and disentigrated on a slight touch. Once I soldered a tiny wire for the contact that had failed, I had no problem. These products are intended to fail so you either buy a new one, or send it in to them the add the $1 part for a fee of $70 to $80. Design is not poor, it is purposeful!!! No reason not to use higher quality or thicker copper wire connections! Shame on Garmin!! But what other options do you have, right? Well, now
Canon 117 Yellow Toner