Panasonic's new TOUGHBOOK A3 is a 10.1-inch Android tablet built for police, EMT, military, and government officials. It's tough as hell, lasts all day, has built-in dual LTE abilities, and can be used in the rain. Here's our full review!
Simple, wired in-ear headphones. Built-in microphone lets you take remote calls. Compatible with Apple and Android devices, although you will need an adapter if there's no jack. Conform to your ears and come with different sizes to pick from.
The batteries can be recharged up to 2,100 times. They maintain 70% of their charge after ten users of not being in use. They come pre-charged via solar power so you can use them right away. Don't have to fully drain them to recharge, either.
Has a gentle wide edge blade and hypoallergenic blades with rounded edges that produce minimal irritation when grooming sensitive areas. Has a V-shaped head that contours to your body. Comes with attachments. Works wet or dry.
Each battery has a 2000mAh capacity and a 2100 cycle. They also keep their charge for up to 10 years when not in use. Think about how many disposable batteries you'd go through in that time.
Panasonic has introduced a pair of new truly wireless earbuds, one of which offers industry-leading noise cancellation
Uses a dual-motor shaving system with 30-degree angle Nanotech blades for durability and sharpness. Delivers 14,000 cuts per minute with a 2nd motor that vibrates up and down to help lift hair. Has pop-up trimmer and works wet or dry.
Stop wasting money on disposable batteries. Grab this kit with plenty of rechargeable batteries and the charger to keep them powered up.
Take 18MP photos and 4K video with this easy-to-use camera.
Plenty of rechargeable batteries and the charger to keep them powered up.
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