Το πιο αστείο σε αυτή τη βιογραφία είναι ότι μέχρι τη στιγμή που θα συνειδητοποιήσεις ότι δεν λέει κάτι, είναι πολύ αργά για να σταματήσεις να τη διαβάζεις. Hula!
Expert user
The mouse is one of the best and most affordable wireless gaming mice on the market. I have only positive things to say about it. I bought it in 2019 in black and got a new one to use as a swap for a second system. It doesn't lag, doesn't lose clicks, has a very good battery life, and is quite lightweight.
The headphones are pretty good in terms of sound quality and construction. They have removable fabric pads and are very lightweight without causing discomfort even after prolonged use. However, their microphone is not very good. It lacks noise isolation and the voice sounds somewhat unnatural.
While the mouse can be adjusted through the G Hub program, unfortunately, the headphones are not supported.
I would recommend those who intend to use the microphone as their primary one to download Voicemod, which has a free version, and use the "Clean" voice setting with noise reduction.
It works perfectly. It sends notifications, records, and is much easier to set up than other reviews suggest. It has live monitoring capability, route history, and alarms for Geofence, Overspeed, and Vibration. Specifically:
- "Geofence" defines a radius as a fence and sends a notification when the GPS Tracker enters or exits it.
- "Overspeed" notifies when it exceeds a specific speed limit.
- "Vibration" or "Shake" or "Shock" notifies when the Tracker's stillness or balance is disturbed.
If you are using it for anti-theft notification and do not want to receive 100 messages every time your vehicle moves, the best option is Geofence. I do not consider Overspeed to be particularly useful. While Vibration alarm is a good anti-theft solution, it will send you many unnecessary notifications while driving. In any case, you can configure which notifications and alarms you want to receive through the application. Note that every time the Tracker wakes up, it synchronizes its GPS and makes some jumps on the map, so I recommend setting Overspeed to something higher than 20km/h and Geofence radius larger than 200m.
In terms of cost and spam, it is preferable not to use SMS as a means of receiving notifications, but one of the applications. If you do not want your phone to constantly ring every time your vehicle moves, I recommend installing the application on another device, such as a tablet at your home.
Note that the GPS Tracker continues to record and update the server with its route regardless of whether notifications are received. You can also access it through a browser on the website "mytkstar.net" using the same login credentials as the application.
The data consumption in terms of Megabytes is negligible, less than 1MB per day. However, this number depends on the movements of your vehicle and the standby mode you have set. Between us, there is no reason to set a standby mode other than 24h or 12h. The standby mode determines how often the GPS Tracker sends its location regardless of whether there has been movement, which I consider unnecessary. Regarding battery life, like with MB, it depends on your movements. Personally, I use the TK905 model, and within 20 days, it dropped by 32%. With this in mind, I would say that the TK905B easily has a duration of 3 to 4 months.
If the GPS Tracker is offline, it still works normally, it just saves energy. If you want to wake it up, a phone call from your mobile is enough. It will remain awake for 5 minutes, and if there is no movement, it will go back to sleep.
The process I followed to set it up is as follows:
1) Download the TKSTAR GPS application.
2) Insert a SIM card into the GPS Tracker to activate it.
3) Wait 1-2 minutes for the 2 LEDs, blue (GPS) and yellow (Data), to turn on. If they remain continuously lit, it means you need to perform the initial setup, continue to step 4. If they are blinking, it means the device is ready for use, proceed to step 7.
4) Before sending a message, shake the GPS Tracker or call its SIM number to wake it up.
5a) Open the application and select "Resume SMS" to make the basic settings. Specifically, set the Admin number, turn on GPRS, and set the APN name.
5b) You can find the APN name through a Google search or from your provider. Indicatively: Cosmote: internet, Vodafone: internet.vodafone.gr, Nova: net.nova.is, Planetsim: apn
6) If the configuration is done correctly, the lights will start flashing.
7) Open the application or go back to the home screen and connect to mytkstar.net using the Tracker's ID and the code which is "123456" for all.
Through the application, you can now make changes to all settings. There is a second application called WINNES GPS which I personally use because in the GPS work mode option it has a standby of 24 hours compared to the other one which has 12, and it also has more options regarding the notifications sent by the application.
In short, TKSTAR GPS is good for the initial configuration of the Tracker and WINNES GPS for everything else.
My friend got it and didn't need to send a single SMS, it received a signal directly and connected through the application to make the desired settings.
It is smaller than the screen, resulting in covering part of it. The problem is mainly caused by the black border. Overall, it seems very durable and does not create any issues in using the device. It has good adhesive and does not hold bubbles.
Very good application, it doesn't bother in handling and the screen looks great.
It is smaller than the screen. And it looks like it is cut crooked, one side has a slight curve inwards, as if they were cutting it by hand with scissors.
Waste of money. The black border that covers part of the screen. I really don't understand why they put it, it doesn't help at all. It broke during installation after applying pressure to remove the air. Unacceptable product bordering on fraud.
Absolutely satisfied with the set after 2.5 years of use. Regarding their main feature, they are definitely not silent, to be precise, but they are quite silent to a large extent and it doesn't sound like a war is happening every time you type. The keyboard is of regular size with 8 multimedia buttons (play/pause, mute, volume down and up) and it takes 2 AAA batteries. The mouse is the M220, it is small in size, laptop-type with dimensions of 99x60x39, weighs 75g, and works with 1 AA battery. They both work with a single dongle and their battery life is within the promised range, I have only changed them once for both devices. As for the only issue, sometimes when the dongle was plugged into one of the rear USB ports of the motherboard, the keyboard would freeze, however, it works flawlessly on the front panel of the case.
Replaced the Original that broke after a few months of use. This one is harder and not as elastic. Personally, I feel it is much more durable and its longevity somewhat confirms it. Its fastening is effective, like any other pin lock strap.
I use it alternately with some others for a few months now. I have been completely satisfied with its quality. The Mi Band 6 fits perfectly and the pin lock clasp is quite secure.
I have been using the Blue, Red, and Green military straps for a few months now. I have been completely satisfied with their quality. The Mi Band 6 fits perfectly and the pin lock clasp is quite secure.
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