Your mileage may vary...
928969
How much you'll like (or dislike) "The Assassin of Verona" depends on your tolerance for 1) short, choppy chapters with titles that come from quotes from Shakespearean works even when those quotes relate only very tangentially to the contents of the chapter; 2) characters using turns of phrase that, we're led to believe, the fictional Shakespeare would subsequently incorporate into his works; 3) a main character who spends the vast majority of the book moping and wallowing in self-pity. My tolerance for all three is very low. Reading this was a slogthe pacing was slowbut the writing was intriguing in parts, and I did like the delineations of several of the secondary characters.
I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review. Thank you, NetGalley and Zaffre
1932248
...So long as you have average width keys. It does not work well at all with any kind of automotive key that has the plastic around the key ring area. I'm sure there is an expansion pack or something you can add to accommodate this small issue, but it's already a bit of a hassle just to put the thing together with keys. Overall, it does what's advertised. Can't complain. I'd be hard pressed to explain the price tag for it though. Seems a bit pricey for what you get.
1811662
It's ok....not sure how accurate....but at least it will give you some indication.
1787025
I purchased this recently, thinking "New Balance" is a name I trust for walking shoes, so the pedometer must be okay.
Stick to the shoes.
I walk a lot, so wanted to see just how much, actually.  I tracked a recent walk, of about two hours, there and back,  and pedometer said it was about three miles.  I thought that wasn't too bad...until...I drove the same exact route in my car, and the odometer showed two and a half miles ONE WAY!

Now, I can understand placement can cause some missed steps, but an entire mile and a half of no tracking?

I'd say, invest in something with rave reviews, this just wasn't worth it.
2383239
Sometimes this product does not act like it will work. Then it starts working. When it works, it is great.
4275941
This filter helped with acceleration when you step on it, but gas mileage is about the same. For my 96 4runner I got 2-3 mpg improvement so I was hoping for more.

Overall worth the amazon price!
1724639
not quite as reliable as I would like.  I checked where my tracked car was on my way home this evening and it showed the car 5 miles away but when I turned into my driveway it was actually at home.  I have witnessed a significant lag with updating and polling unfortunately.
3280276
As always i add this product to my cars and truck for performance, no this isn't the large power gains that their cold air intake provides but you will notice a difference, and not sure they say you get better mileage but mine has gone up with all cars and a truck that i own. More air flow why wouldn't you want your car or truck to breathe better?
1535341
First, I think the success of this product depends on your intended use.  For us, it is for 1-2 long trips/year.

Durability is good for our intended purpose, but I could see how if you intended to keep this on your roof continuously and use daily/regularly, it might be more of a concern (in which case you'd probably want to look at the more solid and expensive options).  We previously used a bag on the roof and after our last trip with lots of rain, we ended up with wet contents, so switched to this - and after our last trip, only dry items inside.  Since we saw wind advisories along our trip, we used an additional strap around the box to tie down the top, but I'm not sure it was needed (but for peace of mind).  With 1-2 uses/year, I can see this item lasting until we don't need it anymore (i.e. kids grown).

The mileage penalty does exist, but it depends on your speed.  If you're going 55mph or less, you probably won't expect to see much reduction in gas mileage.  For us, our trip was all interstate, so at 70-80 mph, the mileage penalty is more like 15-20% (so maybe 21-22mpg instead of 26mpg).  Still beats the alternative which is to buy a more expensive/larger car and get even less than 22mpg not only during our trip, but the rest of the year as well.

We didn't end up getting this from Amazon, however, as we ended up going the Pep Boys route.  This exact item (Aero XL) is available at Amazon plus a number of places locally, but is also available at Pep Boys under a different model name (Voyager XL).  I checked out both and they are identical except for the adhesive badging on the side.  Compare prices for each as they are the same product.  The instruction/installation manual actually had both model numbers on the front (and one picture).

Using this allowed our family of 5 to travel comfortably in a compact SUV without the normal interior space concerns.  Find a good place to store it (in our case, hanging upside down from the ceiling of the garage) and its a great buy.
1700009
Turns out the Touring wasn't nearly as aggressive as I wanted.  Make sure you do your homework and actually listen to the exhaust you're considering - via a local car club, YouTube, SOMETHING rather than just a written description.  I learned a costly lesson going the long way.
1509500
It works great but a few times the data is wrong.  Speed limits are not correct.  It will get you where you want to go.
2320235
Generally good vehicle, but I've had my share of problems in the 71,000 miles or so I've had the car, which I purchased new.  I had to replace both driver side front and passenger side front window motors during warranty period, so bought extended warranty - which turns out to be good because I later had to replace the same for both rear doors and again for one of the front doors.

I also scraped the front fender against a post (barely visible scratch) which caused one of the fender clips to break, which Toyota refused to replace under warranty.  Not really a problem, since all other clips are intact, but I've now noticed several other Toyotas with similar fender issues, indicating to me that this is probably a design flaw.

Finally, over the past several months, I've noticed fuel economy has dropped significantly.  Originally I averaged over 40 mpg combined, and got about 525 to 575 miles per tank, sometimes as much as 600 miles in a tank.  My last tank averaged 36 mpg, and I'm now getting about 450 to 525 miles per tank, so it's become somewhat more expensive to drive.  My commute schedule hasn't changed.  Dealer says nothing wrong, or I'd get a warning light or computer code ... but I disagree.  I think that either the hybrid battery isn't maintaining a charge as well, causing the gasoline motor to engage more frequently, or I've got a small gas leak somewhere that is as yet undetected.

Having said that, it's comfortable, plenty of power, easy to drive and it's far from being a lemon, so not considering (yet) trading it in on a new vehicle, but I probably also wouldn't buy it again.
4126737
I wish I could give this 5 stars, but there are some issues with this product. There are three versions. I first bought the 35-mile one, and it worked just okay at my house which is about 5 miles from downtown New York City. I tried it at my mother's house, about 35 miles from New York City, and it didn't work at all (her hi-def TV is much newer and better than mine). So then I bought the 50-mile powered version. At my house 5 miles away, it worked noticeably better than the 35-mile version, so I urge you to just skip the 35-mile one and get the 50-mile powered version. At my mother's house, even the 50-mile one didn't work at all -- maybe it got one fuzzy channel. I think this is a good product, but they are really over-promising on the mileage range and the ability of the non-powered one. It's not like I live in some far-off area. I can't even imagine what the service is like in the middle of a huge state like Montana where broadcasting antennas are few and far between. But for my place, very close to NYC, it's hard to beat the free TV channels
4499624
This is a nice challenge each day as I drive to work, as I can play it with my Roav Viva. I like that it gives you a running tally for the week. It's a bit frustrating, though, when you give the correct answer and Alexa says you are wrong. Doesn't happen all the time, but I feel gypped when it does even though I'm only competing against myself.
1315167
I like the fact that this device gets me where I need to go, on the other hand it takes some really weird routes and has led me on a few wild goose chases that didn't feel entirely safe. but you can't beat it when you don't know the area you're in
1259171
Well done, interesting premise, very well written. I had a hard time putting it down,  and looked forward to picking it up. It crossed the threshold of being something to read, to being something to make time to read. For me, your mileage may vary.
3554967
Good, but it may make up the display for the truth, but a great experience and you need a bit of adjustment

Thank you