#1 Choice, and I've Tried Others
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This is the best baffle out there-- I can run the powder way lower than ever before, and this is also comparing it against the UniqueTek baffle.  Easy choice
137974
Tried 3 other brands on Amazon ---- these are the best!
1231654
After failure of all 5 of these:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Go-Beyond-TM-10-Feet-8-Pin-Fabric-Braided-Nylon-Premium-Durable-iPhone-5-6-Data-Sync-Charging-Cable-for-iPhone-6-6-Plus-iPhone-5-5S-5C-iPad-Mini-iPod-Touch-5th-Generation-Blue-Nylon-Compatible-with-NEW-iOS/dp/B00N8BYV5I/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Go Beyond(TM) 10 Feet 8 Pin Fabric Braided Nylon Premium Durable iPhone 5/6 Data Sync / Charging Cable for iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 5/5S/5C , iPad Mini, iPod Touch 5th Generation (Blue Nylon. Compatible with NEW iOS)</a>&nbsp;I bought 3 of the 2-packs in July.  They are long, feel like good quality. Those that still work, work great, the convenience of the 6' cord is fantastic. 4 of the 5 devices the cords are used on have Otterbox Defender cases (maybe an issue, maybe not). The two cords that have no issues are plugged into the devices, but the devices are not used while being charged (One iphone 6s+ with defender case, and one iPad without a case). Those two cords are also only generally used once/day or overnight.

The cords with the issues are each used by one of my three teenagers. However, you'll notice that none of them look damaged, or dinged up with the exception of the tear because they took care of the cords. I used the (18 month) warranty on one in November because the part that plugs into the phone snapped off completely(1st picture). Replacement was fast and I was a happy camper (I put that one away and just starting using it as a replacement for one of the following).  Fast forward five months and I now have 3 others that have stopped working. On the lightning plug side in the same place on two of the cords the plastic separated exposing wires (2nd, 4th picture). A third one, just stopped working for no apparent reason (3rd picture, cord in tact). I would have been okay, and still been satisfied with them, but I emailed customer support expecting the same results as the first time, and I've heard nothing back. I included pictures of the issue (attached to the review) to explain what's going on.

Bottom line: If you intend to charge your phone/iPad on your nightstand, or next to your computer, the cord is great and will last. If you want to use your device while you're charging it, look elsewhere.

*Update* I finally heard back from the company. They are refunding me for the three broken cords with the explanation of not having any available to replace them with at this time. I'll take the money, and hopefully can find a working lightning cable.
4291859
Have tried everting. This the best I've had.
839790
If you're an anti-iPoder like me, it's quite a relief to find an alternative brand that either beats or equals the iPod in nearly every way.  I've had it for about three weeks now and am incredibly satisfied.  I just wanted to echo the sentiments others have made in the comments.  Key points to consider, in comparison to an iPod:

- the Zen is sturdier and doesn't scratch easily (compared to the silver back of an iPod/the black iPod).  I accidentally dropped it on the floor and there's not a mark on it. Amazing.  Also, with the matte back and finish on the front, my player has absolutely no smudges.

- it's a little bigger, width-wise, than the iPod, but for me it helps me feel like I won't break it.  It's the perfect size and weight, I think.

- Everyone was right: the colors you get on screen are amazing. You really are going to get a better viewing experience on this one.

The touch pad takes getting used to, an included AC adapter would be nice (but the USB charger isn't bad, either), and you can't put mp4 videos on it (aka: any videos you get from iTunes, which def. sucks... but you can put any other video type on there), but if you don't mind those small things (and really it's a matter of preference), the Zen is fabulous.
3061786
I've been tempted by cheaper options in the past, but no more! My Belkin products are the only ones that last for any length of time!
1907976
Best I've had so far and that's saying something
2380089
I took weeks looking at and trying in-store all my choices, and decided to wait for the THRIVE.

I have had my 32GB Thrive for a week now. The Thrive is IMHO THE BEST TABLET AVAILABLE, including all other choices - Androids, iOS(Apple iPad), webOS(HP), etc. For me, the things that set it apart from ALL other tablets are its solid construction,  great design, and all it's connections/ports (removable battery, full size HDMI port, full size USB 2.0 and a mini USB port. You can take your SDXC/SDHC card right out of your camera and plug it in to the Thrive.  And Toshiba provides a great set of accessories if you want even more connections - like a dock, additional batteries - swappable without tools, just a lock on the back of the tablet.  Try that on an iPad!  The display is outstanding, it beats the iPad. The touch screen response is great. I get true multi-tasking with the Tegra dual-core processor, plus HARDWARE ACCELERATED  Adobe Flash and high quality gaming powered by NVIDIA GeForce.  The rubber and ribbed back make it really easy to hold, and it won't slide around on a hard surface like those rounded backed tablets.

 A tablet should be an integral part of your home network and this tablet offers more inter-operabilty with everything else I have.  For me,it is inter-operable with my HTC Incredible Phone, My Windows7 and Linux PCs, my Multimedia systems - TVs and Home Theater. I also added a Verizon MiFi 3G to my Thrive carry-bag, so my thrive has a 3g connection, so i can even THRIVE in my car while I am waiting for my wife to finish her shopping.

<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Toshiba-Thrive-10-1-Inch-32-GB-Android-Tablet-AT105-T1032-Black/dp/B0052P6UM0/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch 32 GB Android Tablet AT105-T1032 Black</a>

I went with the 32gb model, but with an SD slot and all these connections, the 16GB model is also a great choice at under $500. To get equivalent capabilities with an iPad I would have had to add a lot of accessory connectors and additional devices.  And I would still not get the flexibility Android offers.
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After thoroughly researching various brands and styles of bicycle mounts for my iPhone, I settled on the iBike Coach. The number one reason I chose iBike is because in the hundreds of reviews that I read, it was the only model I found in my price range where no one stated it fell and crashed to the pavement below! Although with other brands some people had this happen, they all stated the phone was well protected (lucky for them). Nonetheless, I was unwilling to risk it. I am so happy I chose iBike because after installing it, I am 100% certain, it is not coming off until I take it off! There is no guessing if it is properly attached, or listening for some magic click sound to tell you it is properly secured.

I did not find it super easy to install, however that is not any fault of design. My difficulties had more to do with trying to hold the base and the bottom clamp in position as I inserted the hex screw and nut, and then screwing it together with the provided hex screw. The great thing about this design, and a little common sense helps speed things up, is the nut fits perfectly into the hole in the back, so that once you get the screw from the front started, it doesn't fall out and is not at all clumsy. So make sure the nut is inserted all the way in the hole before you push the screw through...it helps. It also comes with a plastic rubber adapter ring thing (sorry I don't know what it is called) if your handlebars are less than 32mm, which mine are. This is part of why it took me so long to install because I put it on using them and it seemed too fat, the clamps did not come together straight and I worried there was too much stress on the plastic clamps. I removed them, tried again without them, and then it was not tight enough and did not clamp to my handlebars evenly. I removed it a third time and ended up cutting the rubber rings in half to make a C, then placed it on only the base attachment part.  Finally it was a perfect fit! Also, I gave up on the provided hex screw which is standard issue anytime you buy something that uses one, and searched our garage for a more manageable one that had an actual handle like a regular screwdriver. Luckily, we had one, but the fact that hex screws are so difficult, is again, no fault of the manufacturer.

The touch screen is just as responsive in the unit as out, which is another complaint I read about with other products. The case itself slides into the base very nicely and then is easily secured by a permanent screw that you never have to worry about losing. It is very heavy duty and while I am not prepared to throw it or dump buckets of water on it to test it, I know a good product when I see one!

I have not yet taken it for a test ride, (90 degree temps are too hot for riding) but I have complete confidence my iPhone is safe!
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Used it once so far (will update if issues arise) It's very good, glad I took days to make a decision and went with this over the current bestseller (best choice). Having a built-in drain pump makes this is the real "best choice". It washes a lot, the intake hose actually fits my bathroom faucet and a metal clamp comes with it to keep it from coming off during wash times. The spin dryer dries in basically 1 minute, 5 minutes is never really needed (I tried it with thick sweaters and hoodies) and in fact, it heats up when running for that long. I went to my local supermarket and got a 2 dollar 3 pack of lint catchers for the drain hose (check laundry aisle) and trust me, this produces a lot of lint. I just wish this instruction manual was....legible and I'm yet to see any information about a warranty so to be on the safe side, get one of the extended warranties offered by Amazon.
3585639
I have a different one of these that has more functions. If I only had one the other one would be my first choice.
1444042
over the years i have tried countless cables from different manufacturers. i found that in regards to quality you cannot reliably even guess based on appearance what is good and what is not. so i decided for my last cable purchase to stick with one brand and see how they ALL worked out. thankfully i had excellent results with both. the other being&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/UGREEN-Micro-USB-Cable-USB-2-0-A-Male-to-Micro-B-Charging-Cord-and-Sync-Data-Cable-for-Samsung-Galaxy-Nexus-LG-Motorola-Android-Smartphones-PS4-Xbox-One-Controller-1-5ft-Rose-Gold/dp/B01EUSL4CU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">UGREEN Micro USB Cable, USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B Charging Cord and Sync Data Cable for Samsung Galaxy, Nexus, LG, Motorola, Android Smartphones, PS4, Xbox One Controller (1.5ft, Rose Gold)</a>&nbsp;i found the ugreen cables, be it this usb 3.0 or the micro usb, both to be very good with zero defects inside or out. i plan to stick with ugreen for all my future cabling needs.
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Works better than any other brands I've tried.
2947025
I'm liking this one.  Tried a few others and they each had their own unique issue.  We'll see how long these last.
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I reviewed several brands (WD, QNAP, Zyxel) before settling on Synology matched up with a WD 3TB Red hard drive.  The chief reasons were the combination of options on the Synology vs the others (USB, available features, reliability, etc).  Synology wasn't the cheapest but it wasn't the most expensive either.  One big reason was the ease of installation I read about from so many others.  Unfortunately, that one didn't pan out.

Short version is this is the second unit I purchased.  The first was returned after no success during installation.  I used the provided software (DSM and assistant), downloaded new versions, tried mixing the two, etc.  I went through all of the troubleshooting steps I found in the forums plus spoke with Synology's tech support...who told me to do the same things I'd already done.  After nothing worked, they recommended I return the unit which I did (and the HD since I couldn't pin down the issue).  Amazon was awesome about the returns - exchanged the unit and HD for same versions without any problem.

With the second unit, I immediately ran into the same issues to include same results in troubleshooting.  As such, will mark the Windows install procedure as a dismal failure.  Wish I had the same luck there that most others had but I didn't.  Note: I was using Windows 7 and did have the A/V and firewalls disabled so they wouldn't block the software.

Fortunately, I was able to use Linux as a last shot.  The documentation there is "ok" but not great.  The installation script will run but only after you change the permissions and make it an executable program (chmod 755 on the install script).  That was a success and the installation sailed through.

Once I got past the installation, things worked as promised.  The interface is pretty easy to use and I was able to get shares mapped out, a printer installed and my external hard drive shows up on the USB.  I haven't yet pulled down other applications yet or configured the system to use the external drive as a backup - that's on the to do list.

Minor notes:
- I am using this as a mapped drive for itunes running on my laptop.  The only issue there is if the drive is in sleep mode, itunes won't wake it up and will tell you a song can't be found.  Use the locate option in itunes, click on the mapped drive (this wakes it up) and all is well.
- My printer is an older Canon MP830.  I do see a slight delay in printing as the drive's processor isn't the most powerful.  I can live with a 3-5 second delay on the first page.  Most items will print pretty well but printing out of itunes won't - haven't figured that out yet but a very minor quibble.
- The system itself is very quiet with very little heat coming off it.  You wouldn't know it was there.
- Save yourself some cash...buy the hard drive separately and install it yourself.  It takes all of 2 min to do so - the drive slid in perfectly and included screws worked fine.  It's certainly not worth the massive increase in price to buy the version with the HD installed.

Overall: operationally, the system is very effective (so far) and does exactly what I wanted it to do.  Had the Windows installation worked, I'd give it more stars.  I know I haven't begun to use it to it's potential yet where on-board applications are concerned.  Certainly some options there that could be very useful.
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Tried quite a few, this one had the right ingredients & combination - use 200 degrees at 4 mins!

Update: This used to be 1lb - at just 1/2lb the price is not as appealing or competitive now, so despite this being my fav. I rather buy the second best option...
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Yes, this ONE works! Don't waste your money on any others like I did!