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I ended up going for the Viltrox , now the wait for it from China. -
To be fair, it's only the consumer grade companies that do this. Generally speaking not a single professional level audio company does this. (with very rare exceptions, such as the built in batteries of the Tentacles, but you can buy replacement batteries for them as Curtis Judd mentions, that you can then DIY the replacement)
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By newfoundmass · Posted
Yes it does. If the battery dies and your $300 Wireless mic no longer works, that affects the final result. We shouldn't be spending money on items that don't have replaceable batteries and will end up in a landfill. These companies could very easily make it possible to put in new batteries. They just refuse to, because they want you to keep purchasing the latest iteration. It's wasteful, in a multitude of ways. -
it is no big deal. does not affect the final results. -
By Andrew Reid · Posted
Here we go... down the conspiracy rabbit hole. The one thing consistent in all of this I've noticed myself is that Trump voters are very distrustful of media, journalism, institutions... Yet some bloke on Facebook posting stuff = TRUTH! You can't take a moral position on Trump? Because thats blindly following the media? I'm sorry I just can't agree. Being a convicted fraudster and allegedly rapist is a pretty big character flaw for the leader of a country like the US. It shouldn't disqualify someone from being a sales rep perhaps, but leader of the free world definitely. It isn't my "mass media programming" that is convincing me of that by the way. It's the justice system that is. Which is why it is important to trust the experts and institutions because they do their jobs based on the FACTS, apolitically. You may not think it, to listen to social media bubbles, echo chambers and much of the right-leaning media though... Because they want to destroy the truth and the evidence, any to discredit the checks or balances on power. Sorry but in what particular ways is Trump going to serve your interests when he hikes inflation and deports key workers using the military and concentration camps? Is he also going to serve your interests when he puts 50% tariffs on Chinese imports or Japanese cameras? What about when he stitches up the judicial system to pardon himself and a bunch of other convicts? Stitching up the legal system so that his pals can stay in power for a generation? Polluting the environment with his promise to "drill baby drill"... bringing large scale industrial manufacturing back to the USA... more pollution. More lung cancer. People only see the jobs and economic benefit... not the widespread problems that China's environment and air quality has from all of their manufacturing of our cheap Amazon electronics. I think you have to be a bit careful what you wish for. This isn't true at all. There are facts and these are not a matter of opinion or "fake news". That's because they're backed by documented evidence. Like the fact that Trump had crate after crate of classified documents at home, with the intent to profit from it in some ways - most likely by selling the info, which could then find itself in the hands of hostile nations like Russia. And yet there has been no accountability, no punishment, and before you say "But what about Biden" it isn't a sport. It is about this specific fact of Trump with the documents and what his intent was in stealing so many from the secure enclaves of your fucking government. Complete nonsense. Some opinions DO have more value than others. The quality of source material, the quality of research, the objectivity of the discourse, and a lot else besides. I'd sooner listen to a trained, professional New York judge who has prosecuted thousands of people based on cold hard evidence, than to some Fox news twat. I hate the Matrix tbh, tired shite.
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