Very good with one small flaw.
923332
As far as Galaxy S7 screen protectors go, this is the best one I've found so far.

Application:
Simple, just like all other tempered glass protectors it comes with a cleaning wipe, micro fiber cloth, and dust stickers. After cleaning you remove the sticky side of the glass, line it up and apply. Press the glass in the middle then spread your fingers in a cross shape. With other protectors I've been able to see the glass stick to the phone, but in this case I wasn't able to see the adhesive spreading. I did however notice small dots visible all along the glass, I've attached a picture where you can see the dots in the lower left hand corner.
The protector is not only on the screen, but also covers the black/gold top and bottom of the phone. There are small slots for the back button and split screen lights. I've posted a photo of the split screen light lit up to show how hard it was to line up, I got close but it's not perfect.

Fit:
The protector is slightly raised, which is somewhat annoying when it comes to the home screen button (see attached button) but for me protecting the phone is worth the slight annoyance. This protector works with my phone case, however my case is very thin and doesn't come far over the side so I'm not sure how it would work with more heavy duty cases.

Feel:
The protector feels even smoother than the actual glass on my phone. My fingers glide over it with no resistance and there doesn't seem to be any lag when using the touch screen.

Overall:
So far I'm happy with this purchase. It feel nice and was easy to adhere, my only hesitation is the difficulty it took to line everything up and that the protector is slightly raised around the home screen button.

UPDATE:
After several days of use I've noticed that due to the fact that there is not adhesive on the clear section, the protector is not flush with the screen. This is causing me to have to push harder around the edges in order for it to read and react to my finger. I still feel like it was a good purchase since it's the first glass protector with curved edges, but it's quite annoying and something to keep in mind.
84004
Lots of good points, and only one minor criticism.

The cover has a rigid back that holds the phone securely, and I'm sure it would give good protection if dropped from a height. The screen protector cover puts the phone in sleep mode when closed, and wakes it up on opening. The cover is held closed by a clip, and I'm satisfied it will give good protection in a drop ; it also protects the screen in a pocket, bag, etc. All ports & buttons remain accessible whether the cover is opened or closed.

The minor complaint: the screen cover attaches to the case at the bottom. When typing a message, note, etc., the cover is a minor inconvenience. It would perhaps work a little better if it attached at the top. Even with that complaint, I'm very satisfied with the cover, and highly recommended it.
3839497
This is a very good design with a small problem. When I put my iPhone 6 plus into the opening it began to tear the stitching, as it is only single stitched. I contacted the manufacturer and they will be making a change to reinforce this, thus I gave them four stars. If you had a needle and tired you could easily reinforce it yourself, and the belt is worth it. Sample provided for review.
3696792
This is a nice heavy duty gaming keyboard. There's really only one flaw keeping it from being a great keyboard which is the fact that it doesn't seem to have any onboard memory.

Pros:
-solid construction. For the weight it must have a metal reinforcement. There's a lot of cable reinforcement and a nice thick braided cable. The outer shell is plastic, but it feels like it can take a beating.
-I got the red switches and I like them. Good bounce and less click. If you're used to membrane or scissor switch keyboards, it takes a little more force. But as far as mechanical, I think the red are the most fun. If I were doing serious typing I would want something with a click like the blue or brown switches. But for gaming and typing, I prefer red.
-lots of customization--I don't care about the flashy moving light settings. But you can set things to uniform backlighting or customize any keys with more or less backlighting so some keys stand out more. I really like dimming or turning off unnecessary keys. Then you can turn F1-F12 into macro keys. You can make a macro of a simple keystrokes in order or you can have it record the timing too. It's really nice.
-not too big of a footprint. But it's still a ful keyboard.
-The media controls are nice. I like the rolling volume button, but I'd prefer a turning knob.
-two levels of height adjustment with flip out feet.

Cons:
-You have to have the software running or the keyboard goes back to waves of light flashing across it. It's bad enough that it can't remember your settings without the software, but it's ridiculous that the moving waves of light is the default. Is the waves of light the default because it's flashy and sells more keyboards? Really, if the only reason this is the default is so that it can be used as a floor-model, that's stupid. I don't always want your software to run, Logitech! Please just make it so I can set the default lighting to uniform brightness! Please offer a firmware upgrade that sets that as the default!

In the end, I'm getting used to the software running all the time. I just feel like even if it can't remember all of your settings without the software that it should be able to change the basic default lighting setting. Beyond my annoyance with that, it's a really nice keyboard. I love the feel of the keys and the sturdiness of the whole product.
737175
This light is works very well.  But it has a big flaw.  I mounted it over the garage door, about 20 feet from the street.  Every time a car went by, the light came on, which meant it was on almost all the time.  The old-style motion lights have a sensor on an adjustable arm, which can be aimed down so they don't react to passing cars.  But this unit's sensor is fixed. Tinkering with the range setting was no help.  The unit's instructions say o move the device elsewhere.  I didn't need it elsewhere; I needed it above the garage door.  I replaced it with an old-style light.

One other complaint, though it's a minor one.  I found it harder to install than most lights.
851331
I would have left a five star but there is a small flaw noticed after installation. No big deal
3306047
Sound is excellent. Really good product with a couple of minor design flaws. Bought this for listening while riding a road bike. Want my left ear clear to hear whats going on around me. Does the job hands down. Only concerns: 1) control button the mic is so low-profile that its hard to find. Almost impossible when wearing gloves, even thin ones. Other flaw is the wee clip for anchoring the cord. Its pretty flimsy and comes apart easily. Not helpful if it unclips and the mic starts banging around which you can hear through the bud.

I would definitely buy this again. Its the best single bud Ive tried, but could easily be even better.
2774280
This product is almost perfect...  The quality of all the parts is top notch and everything is very well built.  My main problem is the design of their mounting system.  Basically you drill a 1 inch hole wherever you want to mount this, and then insert the whole thing, starting with the cable into the hole from the front and once seated, you screw down the outer ring.  Screwing down this ring compresses a rubber sleeve over the part you inserted into the hole, causing it to expand and "lock" the whole thing in place.  Overall, a very clever system where you don't have to feed anything through the whole from behind and can do all the work on the front side of the hole.  The problem comes in when you are installing this in a piece of thin material like a steel plate.  Without any real thickness of material to grab onto you can't really get things tight enough to stay in place and not move.  If you were drilling into something that was maybe 1/4 inch or more, I think you would be fine, but 1/8 or 1/16 plate doesn't really work very well.  I ended up feeding the socket through the rear of the hole in my case, discarding part of the cover, and then using the lock ring in a more traditional way to clamp things through the hole.  This works pretty well, but since the lock ring is meant to compress the rubber sleeve, it still does that and you can't really tighten it up quite as much as I would like.  Ideally I'd love to see them come out with a model that was meant to clamp on the surface it is mounted to from the front and back in addition to this model.  I can see where this model would be perfect in many situations, but not quite for me.
1198585
This radio is excellent, with only a few issues I attribute to quirks of the price bracket. It picks my voice up well, I get very good signal reports from the local repeaters. Programming channels is mostly intuitive, the only issue being that there is no clear "save" button labeled: It's actually buttons B and C, after pushing A. Look in the manual, at the example programming procedure, that's the only place it's listed. Once you get the hang of that, throwing a new channel in takes a mere 10-15 seconds. The programming software is pretty good as well. It's not the most visually polished, but it is very straightforward, and the layout should be similar enough for CHIRP users. Last I checked, this radio wasn't compatible with CHIRP (yet) but the OBLITR-8R and another one of Anytone's are, so it is likely happening soon. Battery life is great, having the backlight on doesn't seem to affect it too much. I can usually go a week without needing to recharge it, but that's mostly because I don't talk very much. Volume is impressive when you want it, or quiet if needed. It seems able to receive when people overlap, which was one issue I had with my UV-3R+. That one would just stop making any sounds if someone accidentally stepped on another person's signal. Made for some very interesting pileups, but it's not anything I have to worry about anymore, as I can hear both of them, or at least that there's multiple carriers, rather than sudden silence.
2398634
I really like this case.  It's well made and was almost exactly what I was looking for.  However, it has one critical design flaw.  You can not charge it while the case is on.  The opening for the power cord is too small.  I may try filing down the opening so that I can charge it with the case on.  The lanyard hole is also something that I can do without, but that is certainly not a dealbreaker.
2487531
Very good and almost great. The build quality is great, high quality handle-rollers and cabinet and a great set of inputs and controls: just what I wanted. In addition, the wireless mic is actually pretty good with a good pickup pattern and has a noticeable, but not objectionable, pre-amp noise level.
The downside is that the pre-amp section for the two mic inputs is really, really noisy.  As soon as you plug into either of those inputs you are going to get a noticeable loud hiss that cannot be eliminated.  I have had two of these and they are identical.  The guitar input has less gain but does NOT have that issue so if you have a high output mic or external pre-amp you are good to go.  You also can use a Phantom Power pre-amp and a condenser mic into this guitar input and it will be quiet.  The two mic inputs are plain out noisy and start the noise as soon as you plug ANY cable into them, even without a mic!  One other fixable item: the stand pole mount plate on the bottom is NOT a standard size and you should check you speaker stand to see if it will fit or as I have done, purchase the correct/standard size pole mount and replace the one on this unit.
2744920
It's great except for one flaw.  The opening for the audio jack is too small for the audio cable I've been using.  It won't allow the plug to go all the way in.  Had to get a new audio cable.
2944964
I like the design and function of this plug over other models I've previously used. However, one plug slipped through quality control because the threads between the plug and the screw-off outer sleeve were fused. I had to take a wrench to separate them, which marred the gold plated finish.

One possible concern for some is how conductive is the material of the outer sleeve. If your input setup is tight, there could be a possibility of some cross-talk interference. Otherwise, this is an excellent product.
4071460
Very good, but the only thing disappointing is the pages curl after coming out of the printer. Performance has been very good.
1103110
This is a very nice PC case.  However it has one huge design flaw.  There are no vent holes on the side panel for the video card to push the hot air out.  The way this is set up is that your video card sits about an inch and a half from the side panel with the fans facing the panel.  The fans push the hot air against the panel which then redirects the hot air back into the system.  I went ahead and fixed this by drilling a pattern of holes in the panel in front of the video card fans so that the air could be exhausted out of the case properly.  Doing this cooled down my system temp by 15 degrees.  It took about an hour to do as I was very meticulous on the layout so that it looked like it came from the manufacturer this way.

Another flaw which is very minor, is the 140mm fan that comes with it is very poor quality.  Sure the light looks great but it really doesn't move much air.  I replaced the fan with a Noctua NF-F12 PWM Cooling Fan that cost $20 here on Amazon.  This lowered the system temp by 5 degrees (before I modified the side panel).

Finally the last issue I had was with using a Corsair H60 CPU cooler, after installing the radiator and fan on the back panel, there is no room for another fan to mount on the top panel if you so choose.  This is kind of a big deal if you don't put vent holes in the side panel for the video card.  An 80MM fan would probably fit there, but as I don't have any to put in, I can't say for a fact that it will.  Note, this is only with a water cooled cpu cooler, if you just put a fan on the rear panel, a 120mm fan will fit fine on the top panel.

Other than that, it looks very nice and assembly wasn't too bad, a little awkward with cable management, but doable.

My last issue is with the seller.  They sent me an open box case that had been returned for whatever reason.  The back panel was pushed in and the front plastic was cracked.  A couple of the standoffs were installed, which brings me to one last issue, no insulated washers to put between the standoffs and the mounting panel.  I had a few left over from other builds so I was able to put them in.
3447059
I've had this for a week - it's very fun and easy to use. My primary plan is for this to be my MP3 player to listen to podcasts. 8 GB is plenty for me to hold all my music and queue of podcasts, plus some photos and PDA data.

However, there is one design oversight that drives me crazy about it - the lack of a play/pause button and volume up/down buttons. With any other MP3 player, if I need to quickly pause, or to adjust the volume, I could just slip my hand in the pocket holding the player, and easily find the button.

On the Touch, you have to first turn on the screen, then look to see where the button you need is, then touch it. This is a MAJOR pain for an MP3 player. This product desperately needs three hardkeys on the side: play/pause, vol up, and vol down. If it had that, I would rate it five stars. But not having those really detracts from my enjoyment of it.

I'm thinking I might have been happier with the Nano.
869866
I really like it, with one exception.  There is no opening for the quick button on the upper left hand side of the phone.  This design wasn't thought through completely.