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DJI have also released a hot shoe adapter for the DJI Mic Mini too, so for those wanting one, it is now an option.

Energizer and the Kmart Anko batteries are two of the brands I have no problems with for AirTags. Duracell are a problem though.

There is a precedent against Panasonic that actually makes this much easier to resolve, with them agreeing 8 years for a $1100 TV.

Another reference point outside of the ATO is whether the product is still supported with software updates or service. I've successfully…

It's not, but it can be a useful reference point to argue the implied expected life of a TV. Another commentor also linked a precedent that…

Thanks for sharing that, that's actually pretty rare to have a good ACL precedent. Many others are getting caught up in details that are…

I'd argue that OP bought a premium brand (Sony), and also bought a OLED TV which was their most premium line at the time of purchase…

Do you subscribe to Everyday Extra? These 'perks' are for those subscribing to that.

Sometimes it can save you on return postage which the manufacturer isn't always obliged to pay for. Larger retailers also have a system set…

Heads up: I'm not sure about Garmin products, but a lot of retailers capture the Serial Number at time of purchase. That said, a staff…

An 'Extended Warranty' isn't actually legal in Australia anymore due to the Consumer Law legislation. Most programs that look like extended…

If you have a JB Hi-Fi or Apple Store near you, pop in and ask for one of their ACL brochures. They'll have it on hand and they do a very…

Basically, the universal print driver now covers most functions within Windows now. The goal is to remove the need for any third party…

Amazon Renewed should be Amazon themselves with refurbed hardware - I doubt Amazon Renewed is refurbing harddrives even from AWS, they'd…

It's a persons name...

It's picked up before you board the ship. Never said anything about heat maps - that was someone else.

You go through a security scanner like at the airport.

It has a wall adapter included but you can just plug it into a USB-C port. I power mine off a USB-C cable plugged into one of the ports of…

Copying my other comment from the other one: They also check/x-ray your bags when you get onto the ship. That's how they also stop people…

How big do you think this thing is? It's USB-C powered and pretty tiny. Just look at the ethernet ports and USB on the back for reference.

They check/scan bags before you even get onto the ship.

They also check/x-ray your bags when you get onto the ship. That's how they also stop people bringing on irons/hair straightners etc.

I've got the SlateAX and I've been super impressed with how well it works and how configurable it is. Really great travel routers for…

Copying from another person who mentioned cruising: Just an FYI - most cruise companies ban any sort of networking equipment including…

Just an FYI - most cruise companies ban any sort of networking equipment including these. You can try smuggle it on, but most likely you'll…

Weird, I've never heard mine spin up even with running networking, displays and external drives off of it.

Yes, I go between Windows and Apple devices and it's just a simple plug it into the USB C port on your Mac and works. You still have the…

You've never taken your homework and then sit down to look at it and see something doesn't make sense?

Curious, what type of TV do you watch it on?

Only if the item is faulty. Change of mind isn’t covered.