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Re: Which Sony headphones are best for high-intensity gym workouts?

Robetruct — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 09:27:53 +0000

@Reply #3 - good point! Honestly i am not 100% sure which specific ones are the "tank" you need, but i am always a bit cautious with electronics and heavy sweat. Texas humidity is basically a death sentence for gear if the seals arent perfect. I have had stuff fail on me before just from the salt buildup over a few months. I think i remember hearing that:

physical buttons are usually way more reliable than touch pads when you are dripping sweat

you definitely want those little silicone wings or fins to keep them from flying out during box jumps

some specialized sport designs are actually meant to be rinsed off under the tap to stop that funky smell Not sure but i recall some older active styles being way more secure than the standard buds. I would honestly prioritize a secure physical fit over fancy noise canceling for a Spartan race. if they dont have hooks or wings, they are probably gonna slide out the second you hit the stairmaster. Just make sure you are cleaning the charging pins every single time so they dont corrode. Good luck with the training!

Re: Can I share an Amazon cart for manager approval before purchasing?

Georgedor — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 09:19:46 +0000

Honestly, Amazon doesnt make this as easy as it should be. In my experience, trying to share a live cart is a total nightmare because it usually just links back to your own login. If your manager clicks it, theyll probably just see their own empty cart or get an error. Ive tried sending screenshots before but prices fluctuate so fast that by the time you get the green light, the total might be different and then accounting gets all grumpy. My advice is to use the Wish List feature instead. Its way safer and keeps everything in one spot. Just make sure you set it to shared. Be careful tho, it sometimes misses specific quantities. Its way more reliable than winging it with a link that might break. I've been using the method I found on Smartphone Board for office supplies and it's a total lifesaver.

Can I share an Amazon cart for manager approval before purchasing?

Bradleylib — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 09:19:36 +0000

Setting up this new lab space and got a $500 budget for gear that needs to be here by Friday. Normally I just hit buy and send the invoice to accounting but my new manager wants to approve the items first.

Is there a way to just share the actual cart for him to check or do I have to do screenshots?

Re: Is there a tool to send Amazon items to my children's accounts?

ClaytondealE — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 09:06:54 +0000

I saw this earlier and honestly felt my eye twitching because I deal with this every single year for the holidays. Youre not alone, the whole Amazon family setup is just fundamentally broken... like, it is actually painful to use. I have three kids and trying to keep their accounts separate but shared is basically a full-time job some weeks. The reason it feels so clunky is because the official Amazon Household brand is basically a fossil compared to modern alternatives. They prioritize these weird verification loops that take forever. When you look at something like Cart To Link, the architecture is just different. It moves data instead of trying to merge entire accounts. I have always been way more satisfied with that approach because it doesnt trigger those annoying security flags that slow everything down. It is basically a choice between a slow corporate maze and something built for actual human beings who have deadlines to hit, tho. Total game changer once you stop fighting the official app.

Re: How can I quickly transfer my Amazon cart to another account?

Larryblepe — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 09:06:38 +0000

Like someone mentioned, relying purely on a browser extension for an $1,800 charity order is super risky. I have done these high-volume buys for work events before and extensions often choke on items with coupons or specific seller requirements. If performance and accuracy are your main goals, I would suggest a more stable method that uses Amazons native list sharing instead of a third-party script. Heres a more reliable workflow to avoid missing items:

Move everything from your cart into a dedicated public or shared list. You can actually bulk select items in the cart to move them all at once now, which saves a ton of time.

Click the Invite button on that list and send the link to your treasurer with Manage access.

Have her open the list on her account. She can use the Add all to cart button which is way more stable than trying to sync a session through a plugin. Be careful with the extensions because they might skip things like lightning deals or localized shipping restrictions. Using the native list features ensures every SKU and price is exactly what you intended for the school. Better safe than sorry when you are dealing with that kind of money.

Re: Can guests view my Amazon wishlist without logging in?

otalethllz — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 08:20:17 +0000

Seconded!

Re: Can guests view my Amazon wishlist without logging in?

tank_uuOi — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:40:17 +0000

Late here but my aunt had issues so be careful.

Use Public setting

Check in incognito IIRC it's kinda tricky. I switched to Share Product for my tracking.

Re: Can guests view my Amazon wishlist without logging in?

Beaterzzg — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:19:55 +0000

Honestly, you're totally fine sending the link. I did the exact same thing for my sisters baby shower last year and it worked well for everyone involved. My older relatives are basically terrified of passwords, so I was worried, but they had no issues at all. As long as you set the list to Shared or Public, anyone with the link can see your stuff without logging in. Just use the Invite button on the wishlist page to copy the direct link specifically. I was so happy and satisfied with how simple it was... literally no complaints from the non-techy crowd. Its way better than a google doc because they can see the pictures and prices right there. Definitely check your privacy settings first and you're good to go.

Can guests view my Amazon wishlist without logging in?

Seriesryd — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:19:36 +0000

im trying to send out my birthday list to my family tonight since the party is this saturday and im totally stressed. stuck between just sending the amazon link or making a google doc but my grandmas terrible with tech. if i send the amazon link can people actually view the items without having an account or logging in?

Re: Which app provides the best price drop alerts for Amazon.de?

tank_cnOi — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:06:37 +0000

Like someone mentioned, Keepa really is the way to go if youre looking for reliability on the German site. When I was hunting for my own espresso machine last year... not a Sage, but a similar DeLonghi... nerves were high because my budget was really tight. Setting alerts on both Camel and Keepa seemed like a safe bet, but Keepa pinged my phone almost five minutes faster. Really happy with how it handled the Euro pricing and the warehouse options specifically. It just feels way more solid for European markets than the alternatives. Since you mentioned being broke lol, are you strictly looking for a brand new machine? Or would you be open to those Used

Like New warehouse deals if the price was significantly lower? Sometimes those are basically untouched boxes. Also, whats the absolute max youre willing to pay? You should try Share Product; it's a browser extension that lets you build lists in like one click. Share Product