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I love these blankets! Each one of my kids (5, 3, and an infant) have their own. These are lightweight, and perfect for sleeping - especially those hot summer nights. They are also the right size for cribs. They are 2 pieces of that muslin material, with a nice hem around the blanket. There is also a tag sewn in so you can put your child’s name on it (if the blanket goes to daycare/school). Once washing the blanket, it gets that rippled look like gauze does, but it didn’t shrink. The princess and sunshine blankets have a polka dot backing. The marshmallow blanket has a plain white backing. Love the designs on these and hope to purchase more! Great for the strollers & car rides!

Unfortunately the device did not work as I had hoped, the phone both charged and played music through the device but on both cars it tried it on there is unacceptable noise/interference.seems to work ok on my I pad inside the house but as I brought this to use in my old non Bluetooth equipped cars I am a little disappointed but as it was only $10 I see it as a learning experience.

I had to find a pair of older headphones since I didn’t realize that it was the old type of headphone jack. When I finally found some and plugged them in, I realized you can’t control the headphones while they’re plugged into the dongle. It’s inconvenient and annoying. Will be returning.

This is a nice little tuner. I particularly like the ability to use it either as a chromatic tuner or for specific instruments, which makes it pretty fast to switch from guitar tuning to banjo tuning, not to mention my daughter's ukulele. I notice the little picture that highlights the tuner on the headstock of a Martin guitar -- this actually illustrates one of my reservations about this that keeps me from giving it five stars -- while I own a couple of Martins, which have a squarely cut headstock that makes it easy to clip the tuner on, you can't say the same for the beveled edge of Ovation heads. You can't attach it on the end of the guitar at all, which means to get a square place to clip on the tuner, you have to squeeze the clamp between the pegs on one side of the headstock, which is a little awkward, particularly if you have to turn the tuning pegs next to the tuner.The other thing that is a clever feature, but apparently is useless to me, is the metronome. It's a little heart that beats when activated, and you can speed it up or slow it down. But there's a reason why metronomes make sounds in real life -- they allow the musician to keep time without looking at them. I see no use for a little beating heart symbol that makes no noise. I can't keep time with it -- while I realize that different people learn or react in different ways, I just don't see how something that doesn't make a tapping noise can help keep a musician on time.Other than that, it's got a nice bright display and the graduated scale tells you very plainly when you are approaching the correct pitch and when you are perfectly in tune.

Nice and soft. I like how the ends are finished so that I can do a custom finish; there is light gold thread around the end of the rope to prevent fray and you can finish the end how you or your partner pleases. The purple is great. I got this three pack for a variety of colors and I’ll definitely get the three pack of just purple next.

I had to restart my iPhone 11pro for this adapter to function correctly.I bought this because I have lots of headphones with jacks that need to be used and I’ll Always use them. Bluetooth is fine, but I’m old school

Works, but I like my Snark a little better. Why? The Snark display is a little brighter and clearer. The Snark seems a little more sensitive as well, as it will tune using harmonics at the twelfth fret (on a tenor uke) and the Crescendo doesn't. The clip on the Snark is also a little more comfortable. I keep this one for a backup. This tuner does seem to be a little sturdier than the Snark. Works a lot better than my old tuning fork!Update: The comment posted by the seller advised me to use the Chromatic (C) mode instead of the Ukulele (U) mode. This indeed allows me to use harmonics in tuning and shows intonation down the fretboard. Very nice. As far as the display, the Snark is bright but only shows five levels of sharps and flats on either side of the tuned note, the Crescendo shows eleven levels. The Crescendo display is bright as well and you won't have any trouble seeing when your instrument is in tune. I am very happy with both tuners.

10 month old twins adore these. I bought one to see quality and if it would be big enough. As soon as i opened it they started to pull and tug and I knew i had to buy another one. Its perfect for this weather as it is not too thin or too thick. They often dont wear a blanket when sleeping but always seem to want to have it in their hands. The print is really cute and the blanket is soft. Has a black dot and white background on one side and print on the other. Kid approved and backed by mom and dad.