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Here are the stand dimensions from the user guide: Height (extended): 428.30 mm (16.86 in.) Height (compressed): 381.50 mm (15.02 in.) Width: 268.00 mm (10.55 in.) Depth: 185.00 mm (7.28 in.) Base: 268.00 mm x 185.00 mm (10.55 in. x 7.28 in.) You can see all the specifications here: dl.dell.com/content/manual12109242-dell-u2723qe-monitor-user-s-guide.pdf?language=en-us

​@@alderandjadeThank you 🙂

No holes. It has an indentation and some stainless steel screws, but it is all sealed.

@@alderandjade oh okay thank you for responding ❤️

@@lirongma6850 Absolutely :)

That would've been one fantastic deal!! I have no idea if the attachment you got on Etsy for the Surefeed will work for the Petlibro, but I'm guessing it won't. These are very different styles. Also, the Surefeed automatically closes if a cat with an unapproved microchip tries to get into the food so it doesn't actually need an additional attachment! One of my cats tried to do this multiple times in the beginning, but learned quickly that he was never going to get the food and gave up.

Ha! I was thinking the same thing! Love it :)

I'd connect with a USB-C thunderbolt cable to start. The bandwidth of your cable is key to higher resolution. Then the monitor has "Plug and Play" capability. From Dell: "The monitor automatically provides the computer system with its extended display identification data (EDID) using display data channel (DDC) protocols so that the computer can configure itself and optimize the monitor settings. Most monitor installations are automatic; you can select different settings if desired." If you want to change anything, you can change the resolution to 1920 x 1080 (HIDPI) which is for Apple's retina display. I'd also say that there are conflicting views on what is "best" and it will depend on which Mac you are using. But if you want to really adapt your monitor to your specific liking, Dell also provides color management software for the monitor: dl.dell.com/content/manual7298631-dell-color-management-user-s-guide-for-macos.pdf?language=en-us

@@alderandjade 🙏thanks for answering

Absolutely :)

I see you commented twice, so I'll add my response here too....but adding to it: Weird that they wouldn't pair, but pairing usually only has a cancel button from the device when trying to pair (if that). I don't know any earbuds that have something fancier than that. They have insanely great reviews (over 61K and counting) because they have great sound for the price - You still get what you pay for and I didn't expect much when I unboxed these. They surprised me in the best of ways! Sorry they didn't work for you. Now when it comes to sound quality, I reach for my Sony MDR7506 wired headphones every time - ruclips.net/video/SrJGDCvKZzE/видео.html. And if I had to pick an earbud, I'd go with the Nothing Buds right now: ruclips.net/video/6FlX5RJCtm8/видео.html - Now there are definitely spendier options out there, but those are both fantastic and still fairly priced.

It is - in so many ways - the simplest and best water fountain I've come across! I keep reviewing new ones (I particularly like battery-operated ones because there isn't a power outlet where I want my main water fountain) but I never gave this one up. It's always running in our basement and the cats often go out of their way to drink from it! I also love that it has a very standard filter size so I'm not limited to brand name filters, but can price shop each time.

Nope! And I honestly have no idea how it would ever leak?! The drum is fully sealed and the only way for anything to come out of it is by the litter chute that dirty litter is filtered into when it is in self cleaning mode. The older model must have had a very different design. My cats use this every single day and my only complaint after 2 months is that I wish the motion detector would turn off when I put it in maintenance mode to add litter. Kinda annoying when it freezes halfway through tilting up for me to add litter because it thinks a cat is in front of it when it's only seeing my foot! So a super small issue. Hands down, this is the best automatic litter box I've used.

@@alderandjade Thats great to hear, i will probably get this then since it seems they ironed out the leak issue a bit of a annoying thing with the sensor but nothing that makes it imposible to deal with

@@L3AF I currently have 4 of the top automatic litter boxes in my house and this one is my favorite. It's a great choice!

@@alderandjade Thanks u made me not doubt it anymore

You are so welcome! Ideally you'll want to replant when yours when they are about to outgrow their container and have had a second round of leaves (the first seed leaves aren't the true leaves). It's more about being sure the plant is strong enough to be transplanted than anything else. I transplanted the two larger plants in my video immediately after shooting it. The two smaller plants could be transplanted too (they're strong enough) but they're still small and I don't have pots for them yet so they're still in the Avergo kit pots. With mine, it took about 7 weeks to get to the stage to replant. If yours have 5 weeks of growth and look healthy, go for it!

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Before getting this, I was using an LED light wand that was a super pain as I couldn't do anything else while running the wand across my skin. So yeah, I like this a lot. That said, I don't know yet if it's making a difference....time will tell. I am an affiliate for Solawave as I say in the video and description, but they didn't pay me to make this video. I get gifted a lot of products and try to share the pros and cons. Some impress me more than others ;)

Unfortunately I do not know. These (we got two) were put in a co-working space that is used on-and-off throughout the week by a variety of people. So they aren't being used for long-work hours that would truly test eye strain. Hopefully someone else with more experience with this monitor will respond as well.

I could have, but my focus was on the unique features of the Nuwave. All induction stoves are consistent in boiling water when at the exact same temperature, amount of water, and elevation so I don't think boiling water actually helps anyone make a buying decision.

@@alderandjade I understand. It just seems more like an unboxing than a review

Thank you. I'm really loving it!

It's HUGE!

Mine doesn’t leak! I mean, it can be rather messy and spray can go everywhere, but the device itself doesn’t leak once put together. As for sucking the water out, that is what it is always doing when it is on as long as you don’t have it on the self-cleaning set-up. There is only one button. The button sprays the cleaner and the top of that same nozzle sucks the cleaner up! But it’s not like it’s going to get everything perfectly dry so there will be some air drying as well. It’s normal for all carpet cleaners to leave a little moisture.

LOL. Thanks for the catch. I'll need to update this. I'm glad you love this vacuum!