Bait & switch marketing practices
I've had some good AC Infinity products & some real bad ones. Their basic fans & filters have worked well & the new tent design is a big improvement over the old one. But most of their products rarely live up to the hype. Recently, I pre-ordered & purchased a Spectron 3 camera from AC Infinity. When it arrived, the camera couldn't perform even close to the claims made by the company. To make matters worse the company decided to plaster their name & logo on every photo & video taken. That logo cannot be removed from your pictures. But, AC Infinity has altered the photos on their website. None of the website photos of their camera show their name & logo in the picture. That has been removed from their photos. Their marketing department can see how ugly that name & logo looks, so they removed it from the pictures on their website, but the consumer doesn't have that option. That's the old bait & switch trick used to deceive customers. Any company that thinks that's an acceptable practice, isn't a company anyone should trust. When people get deceived by companies like this, filing a complaint with the Attorney General in the State the business operates (AC Infinity is based in California) can often be quite helpful. It'll take a little time to resolve disputes, but I've found that action can be quite helpful in fixing problems the company won't address. I hope others don't have to deal with the same problems I have from getting conned by AC Infinity's marketing tactics.