Centrotavola per bastoncini fai-da-te Creative Converting, 6", rosa

Brand:Creative Converting

3.1/5

€
37.34

Che tu stia organizzando una cena intima, una riunione di famiglia o una grande festa, puoi affidarti a Creative Converting per l'alta qualità, la corrispondenza dei colori coerente e l'attenzione ai dettagli. Creative Converting, con lo staff più esperto di esperti di design nel settore delle feste, sai che stai ottenendo il meglio in carta usa e getta e articoli in plastica, decorazioni e accenti per feste per ogni vacanza e tutte le occasioni.

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EAN: 0039938208721

Categories: Casa e cucina, Forniture per eventi e feste, Decorazioni, Centrotavola,

Realizzato in carta di qualità che può essere utilizzata per decorazioni fai da te. Perfetto per baby shower, battesimo, annuncio del bambino o festa di compleanno. Presenta disegni assortiti di cose da bambina in colore rosa chiaro. La confezione include: 3 bastoncini centrotavola - 6 alti.

Brand	Creative Converting
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 21 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH	17 x 6.5 x 0.25 inches
Item model number	260011
Item Weight	0.02 Pounds
Item Weight	0.32 ounces
Manufacturer	Creative Converting
Material	Multiple Materials
Number of Pieces	3
Product Dimensions	17 x 6.5 x 0.25 inches
Shape	Sticks

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Scritto da: Lana W.

Great headset if you don't wear glasses

Just started a new job a few months ago that’s 100% work from home remotely (awesome right? I know. I’m lucky not having to commute anymore). The main part of my job consists about 4 to 5 hours a day on Zoom/Teams call with clients. Initially I used my AirPods, but having them in my ears five hours a day gets very tiring. I have also tried using my Sony XM4 headphones, and they were a lot more comfortable since they cover my entire ear, but I quickly learned that I actually sweat a lot!!! And it started to irritate my ears as well. Because of the long hours of calls I need to be on daily, I decided to forgo the wireless/bluetooth option and go with a wired headset. I searched the web and it seems like this wired Logitech headset is the go-to for the best bang for the buck. For just $25, I find they provide pretty comfort over the ear pads without overwhelming my sweaty ears. I can hear perfectly clearly and the best part? My colleagues and clients tell me that they hear me perfectly clear, even when I’m talking at a lower tone/voice than normal. What’s surprising is the amount of actual noise cancellation they provide! After a call, I asked my colleagues if they were able to hear the landscapers outside doing work and to my surprise, all the landscaping noise was blocked out! Pros: extremely comfortable to wear since the ear cups aren’t overbearing. The noise cancellation is great for a $25 pair of headset. Everyone says the mic sounds great and they hear my loud and crystal clear Cons: The boom mic is on the left side of my face. I prefer it to be on the right side for some reason. It’s unnatural for me to flip it up with my left hand once I’m done with calls. The boom mic also does not flex. It doesn't allow you to move it closer or further away from your lips. But the biggest con is that it gets pretty uncomfortable to wear for more than 2 hours with glasses. I don’t know why my big Sony is fine with glasses, but these start to irritate my face when I use them with glasses on. I've only used them twice, once without glasses and once with. They are great when I wear contacts. I’m still deciding whether to return them or keep them for days when I have my contacts on.

Scritto da: Hulk12

Nice budget headphones

Overall, these are decent especially when considering the price compared to some others. Logitech usually has pretty decent products, and this is also one of them. The sound quality (both headphone and mic) are decent. Nothing that will blow you away, but then you wouldn't look for a $20 head set if you were. The mute button and volume up/down buttons are nice on that attachment on the cable. However, my issue with that is the bulk of that button overall which is making me look for another headset. I'm not saying this is terrible, but it does weight the headset down a bit unless you clip it to something. But, I don't always have a place to clip (if like wearing a t-shirt, I can do it on my collar area, but it's not that comfortable). If I leave it unclipped, it just hangs and does rub against zippers, the edge of the chair and gets caught, or other such things. The headset honestly got me thinking of getting wireless, so it definitely isn't that great of an option for me. The headset also hurts my ears after long calls (maybe 45min+) and I do have to start adjusting them. This isn't for me, and I think I'd rather spend some more money for more comfort. However, this could be the one for you if you have a smaller head size and don't mind the bulk from that button that is attached to the wire.

Scritto da: alison dominguez

Should have bought these sooner!

Wow, I am so impressed with the sound quality and the microphone on these and wish I had bought them a long time ago. I have blue tooth earbuds that I like but I can never get them to connect to Zoom. With two weeks of middle of the night zoom calls scheduled I needed to do something so decided to give these a try. I wish I had purchased them years ago, they work great and allow for a lot more privacy while on my calls. The people on the other end even commented on how clear my voice was and how it sounded like I was right there in their ear

Scritto da: 4 Lil Lambs

Just Bought 3rd Pair

When I began teaching online the fall of 2018, I bought my first pair of these headphones. I taught every morning for 4 hours and Friday and Saturday night for 4 - 6 hours. So these were well used. Currently, my son is still using them. I bought a back up pair in early 2020 and they stayed in the package for another year before my son needed an emergency pair and I gave the old ones and wore the new ones. The mic arm on that pair has always been tight and awkward ... and sometimes it gets stuck and I have to wiggle the base a bit to get it to turn. So I wanted to upgrade and purchased two on the more expensive Logitech headsets .. that cover your entire ear. So, I'm nearly blind and rely on my sense of sound to compensate for what I cannot see. I was unprepared for the sense of unbalance with the full ear cover set. And I could not hear myself. And I had to keep reaching up to pull them away from my ears to let the air pressure equalize. I have one bright child, Anna, who only lasted 15 minutes with the new set before begging me to put on the old ones. (I can't hear you with that one .. it just sounds so different.) We also tried the bluetooth set, and said the same thing. I began asking my other students ... every one of them wanted me to use my old headphones. Although one said the bright color was "disturbing" after seeing the black ones for 3 years. With their urging, I bought a third pair of these. Not so comfortable at times, especially at the beginning, but they do loosen up over time. There is a volume / mute button on the cord that ONLY affects the volume ... and it is super easy to run my hand down the side to adjust volume with each student and to mute myself for a cough or to talk to my kids for a second. Some kids claim that they can hear everything going on around me, and others don't notice it. Only a few of my students use headphones or earbuds. I'm still teaching my same schedule here as 2023 progresses. And still wearing the same headphones.