Best Available for the Money
926851
First let's dispel the notion that the style of these cans somehow makes the user look like a clod when wearing them. They ars retro in styling, but they're not oulandish. You'll look a lot more like an idiot wearing the sennheiser wireless series than wearing these.(this is for the folks that REALLY care what they look like when wearing headphones)
As to sound these are the best that can be had for $200.00, the sound reproduction is fantastic even at low volume. These are for audiophiles and people of discernment that really like listening to music.
Check out reviews on the web for these and know that the raves these cans are getting are really deserved.
If Grado decided to mass-market their headphone line, i think that they would become a household name in a relatively short period of time
As to comfort these hold up about as good as the competition, some people may find them slightly better, others slightly worse.
These are the real thing if your looking for great music and home theater sound reproduction in your headphones. I rate them a best buy.
4520462
Best bang for the buck. Looks great. Challenging to get on. I end up re positioning about 3 times, which leaves it a little imperfect. Not sure that can be controlled. Still looks good though.
3048968
Works and fits perfectly. Best bang for the buck!
1210957
For the money, it is the best. My only complainant is swing quality. it is not smooth as tilting.
601925
Great Value for the money

Pros:
1) Fixed aperture over the 200-500 mm zoom range which is great for those of us that shot in manual mode so we can expose to the right.
2) Solid performance in sharpeness test at 500 mm
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Cons:
1) Significantly slower focusing in low light conditions relative to a 500 mm f4 lens, but considering that this lens cost $1400 instead of $10000 it is difficult to complain.
2) With the 5.6 aperture the AF sometimes misses focus in situations where there is little contrast between the subject and background.  In such situations faster glass is advantageous.

Overall, this is a great value lens for shooting in good lighting conditions or when quickly focusing is not critical.  If photographing birds in flight I would choose a wider aperture lens that will focus faster.  Very impressed for the money spent.
1747976
I don't think this can be beaten for the money.  Very clear display (compare resolution to others).  My only complaints are that it is a bit light and so moves around when you push buttons or plug in probes (easily fixed by putting something heavy behind it).  And the user interface is not very intuitive or well thought out (but you quickly get used to it).
3102807
For the money, the best you could expect. You can pay a LOT more for slightly nicer ones. But, this unit does the trick for me! No problems or issues with this case. I like it a lot.
3513993
best for the money I've found. good pressure , nice flow and you turn it off and on with inline switch.very convienent
4217937
I have been very pleased with this product, for the money you can't beat it.
4200948
For the money, you can't do better! Drawer is a little small and only holds a few eproms. Would buy again!
906686
This is an excellent buy for the money. I have been shooting conferences and long lectures and it does all it needs to. The one drawback is there is no servo or touch options to the zoom. You have to set a fixed rate of zoom, so no feathering in or out of a zoom. You can change it,and once you get familiar with the speeds, you will be fine, especially for industrial and educational applications. But again, for the money you cannot beat it.
4148890
Best value for the money - I'm a 12 handicap and distances front  middle and back are all in info I need.  From my observation on the course, the more advanced products seem to be more time consuming without providing much more useful data.
1566584
Can't go wrong with these Azores reels. For the money I feel they are the best, they have features only found on Shimano and Penn reels much more expensive. I love Shimano, but they are about 2x the cost they should be. Penn is second to Okuma for me, but for offshore use these are awesome. I've used them here in Florida for years now. I have the 55, 65 and 80 size. They will land just about anything that swims.
1023303
The best 32" flat screen on the market for the money.  I paid $196.00 delivered free.  Poor sound quality is my only complaint.  I attached some portable speakers to the headphone jack and it sounds great.
3672656
Great scope for the money.  This is probably the cheapest FFP on the market- next would be the Vortex ones at 6X the price.

So far it's holding up well to the recoil of a .308.  The illumination settings are a little fidgety but easy to use once you get used to the system.  It's nice to have a choice between red or green depending on your target lighting and color (I usually prefer green).

The glass is very sharp and clear, and there are no fogging issues so far.  The anti reflective coating works pretty well for an inexpensive scope.
2549781
for the money, its the best deal out there. Light weight , comfortable easy to get use to.. no issues . let see how long they last now
4852232
This is a great product for the money.  The drill is ergonomic and works nicely.  The bag is durable and a very nice plus.  It will hold the tool, the stud finder, and even a box of drill bits or other small knick-knacks quite nicely  The drill is great for things like assembling furniture or hanging pictures and the like.  It is not strong enough though for continued heavy use.  I was doing some light carpentry work on my deck that required drilling 2 1/2" screws into dry wood.  It couldn't do this for long before it lost the ability to drive the screw more than halfway in.  I later bought a DeWalt drill (corded) for around $60 and the power difference left me speechless.  I would describe this as an "apartment grade" vs. professional or even residential grade drill.  I lost the convenience of the battery pack but I got the job done.

The stud finder is marginal at best.  It does not find the center of the stud but rather the edge of the stud so you need to approach from both edges of the stud, make a mental or note or small mark, and choose the center between the two marks.  Clumsy at best but who is complaining at this price point.  If you only have light or small amounts of medium duty work then this drill is a nice purchase for the money.  Don't buy it for the stud finder though.