Decent product, so-so design
934225
This works with some devices, but is too limiting to work with many. Be sure to examine it closely before you commit to buying, as your device may not fit properly. Height and width usually isn't the issue, it's the location of plugs and ports on your device that might conflict with how the plate is designed.

The plate is strong and functional, it is just a bit limiting in design.
153926
I like this product quite a bit, but as some other reviewers have pointed out, there are a few annoyances.  The towel bar hangs quite high up on the door.  I am 5'9" so its not that big of a deal, but I could see how anyone who is shorter would have some concerns.  The other annoying part is the hooks that hang over the door are too long for most doors.  This causes rattling from the hooks and slamming from other parts of the rack.  It can be remedied by shimming something inside the hooks or even bending the hooks to fit more precisely.  All in all, it does what I need it to do, but its not perfect.
4131016
If you plan on using this as a window mount with an iphone3/3G, this is a decent choice.  The window mount is sturdy, locks securely in place with ease, and removes with ease without leaving any permanent marks.  Rotating mechanism is decent, mildly "locking" at every 45 degrees or so.  The piece that holds the phone itself is pretty stiff, which means it holds the phone well, but takes 2 hands to put in and remove.  (This piece also broke after about a year of use, which isn't horrible.  The manufacturer was also very responsive and kind enough to replace it.)

However, it is not so good as a vent mount, which is what I would prefer to use it for.  Two thin plastic arms awkwardly hook onto the vents with flimsy springs, while another two plastic legs pivot onto the vent to hold the unit in place.  The "legs" slip off easily, leaving the unit precariously hanging by the thin plastic arms that resemble cheap vending machine toys.  Due to the insecurity of the unit, rotating the unit is also awkward.  If you still intend to use this as a vent mount, make sure you have the more common horizontal vents as shown in the picture.  It will not work with the circular style vents.

Also worth noting- the rounded phone grip is not well-suited for the iphone4 without a protective case.  It seems to be fine on short drives with a rubber-cased iphone4 (haven't tested it with heavy use).

There is space in the back of the phone cradle to hold the end of a charger.  Nice touch, but truthfully, I never use that feature.
1936574
There's some things about this I love, and some things I wish were better designed.  I switch between different chairs and a fit ball, and because the height is adjustable, it allows for a quick switch.  I also like that I can swing the desk out of the way.  It was difficult to install.  Because the clamp sits back quite a bit from the lip of the desk, I had to cut a sizeable hole in front (which I have pushed against a wall, so it doesn't show).  I wish that instead of flipping up, the keyboard tray slid back.  I also think that being able to pull/push the unit forward and back would be more useful than side to side.
3671585
This product works well enough, but there are a few things that could be better. It takes some adjustments to line up properly, but I assume that's just the difficulty of accommodating different sized phones. It's a little heavy for the head straps to hold it up comfortably, so I often find myself holding it anyways. No button so interaction with the screen will require that you open it back up and readjust as needed.
4060619
Overall this drive enclosure is a good product and worth the money. As some have said, the fan is a bit slow, but relatively quiet as a result. The design is straightforward, metal edges are deburred and the fit is clean. For functionality, this gets five stars. The one real problem is the way the front is attached. Rather than the plastic snapping off with a couple of retainer clips, the front is screwed on by four tiny screws accessible only from the back, i.e. you must remove the entire unit to clean the filter, change the fan, add a real fan filter or whatever. If you are concerned with keeping dust out or easily cleaning the filter, don't buy the unit. Awkward maintenance loses a star for this product.
3452104
Doesn't fit quite as snugly as I would like, but it gets the job done.

Also, I just have to say that the fact that it comes folded is very annoying.  This leaves permanent "corners" in the cover which contribute to it not fitting as snugly as one might expect.

Other than that, the build quality looks and feels good, and I like the design.
1285130
Simple, yet decent product though it feels a bit flimsy, wish it was a bit sturdier?.
2569986
Does what it's supposed to well enough, however, the design means theres always a little stub of plant matter in whichever end. Not really a problem with functionality but still. if you're a stickler for design efficiency it will reduce your opinion of it.
106987
The mount works fine for the price. It came with an HDMI cable, which in and of itself is probably worth the price for many customers.

While I am sure it will hold up for a while, I still wouldn't purchase this mount again. The design is poor. The main component (aka the main body of the mount) is shipped as two separate pieces. You lug the two pieces together with nuts and bolts to make it one piece. The design probably makes sense for shipping purposes but not a lot of sense for long term strength of the device. I believe this part of most mounts are usually one piece.

In addition,there is very little travel in the telescoping action provided by the hinges. This made it overly difficult to secure the lower clamps on the mount to the television so that my TV installation was secure. I luckily had a very long screwdriver that I used to finish the installation.

In any case, I guess my recommendation is that if you need to save some money and are a tool-person this unit get the job done. However, I am not super happy with it myself and would not buy it again.
3996148
A simple, affordable product that does what it is supposed to do.
378106
I wanted some kind of case/holder for my ipod touch. Though I wasn't planning on spending as much as I did for this item, it is a rather quality product. The closes thing I have to a "complaint" is that the access areas don't always line up easily -- I sometimes have to wiggle and/or shift the ipod or folio in order to be able to plug in the earphones and/or charger.
3203100
This product works great.  It does what it is supposed to do.  However, I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because its design makes it less convenient with plugging it in next to other USB devices.  It comes with an extension USB cord to solve the problem, but it's just less convenient to have to use this cord every time.  Also, the cap falls off very easily.  I wanted to give it only 3 stars because of its design, but the most important thing is its functionality.  Bottom line: it works.  It just has design flaws.
4292647
Works OK, but kind of clunky, i.e. doesn't fit as well as I would like it.
1260018
This is a pretty handy little device that is replacing about 3 items in my travel kit.  The one design flaw is the shape of the device.  It is just a little too boxy to fit in-line with a lot of my other travel kit, so it is always the lump in my bag.  Also, the eletrical plug and ethernet port do not move, so if the hotel doesn't have the right configuration, you may still need a 6-inch extension cord to allow you to turn the box over relative to the ethernet port.
155273
Overall, the product does its job and the price is about right, so I can't complain. Most aspects have been already covered by other reviewers, I'll just make a few points that I feel were missed or not sufficiently elaborated.

1) Communications. The sensor pairs well with the base at a fair distance and with moderate obstacles (house floors and walls). However, the loss of pairing upon disconnection of power cannot be completely compensated by the ease of pairing. Especially when there are multiple sensors to pair. There needs to be either a power backup (battery) at the base or persistent memory for the device pairings.

2) PIR sensitivity. While I understand the chosen threshold for the detection sensitivity, I feel it is too high for some applications. I have seen some other devices with adjustable sensitivity (gain), but I feel that in this case it has something to do with the shape of the optical range. This is probably why the instructions ask for the sensor to be placed at a relatively low height but that is not always possible. In my case, I put it in the garage wall near the crew door and if I placed it any lower, it would be totally blocked by the car parked right in front of it. At a height of ~6ft, it does not detect any person until they are really close. It also does not sense the presence or movement of the garage door, which is only 12 feet from it, straight ahead. I find myself in need to experiment with position and angles to have the sensor detect anything useful.

3) Base/controller.
a) While I appreciate the independence from batteries, the loss of memory upon disconnection makes it close to being a permanent installation: you cannot pull it briefly to connect another appliance in that outlet, you cannot move it to another outlet - without having to re-pair it with its sensor(s).
b) The controls are inconvenient. To select the ring tone, you have to cycle through all options. If you miss the one you want, you have to go over the whole set again. Also, the switch between audible/visual/both is very flimsy, and has no good tactile feedback, so you'd know in which position it is, and the markings are so small, you need a loupe to be able to see it. Even the available values are badly chosen: the two settings with audio are at either end, so if you want the only silent option, you need to be able to find the exact middle, which with the ultra-short travel and feeble tactile feedback of the switch, can be quite adventurous.
4) Alarm. The options leave a lot to be desired.
a) The optical signal is ridiculous - a small LED light that can only be seen if you are looking directly at it. I'm not saying you have to have one but anything short of a flashtube is little more than a gimmick.
b) The sound is acceptable in some cases but I find its volume range to be short of my expectations. My house's doorbell is louder. Your alarm needs one more, louder setting to be a viable solution in anything but a small apartment. And while I appreciate the variety of sounds it can make, most of them are too soft to be useful, and combined with the difficulty of selection outlined above, it makes them unusable.
4910917
The pill case is a little difficult to get out of the bottom compartment.  The best way is to turn it over, but when you a have powder mix or anything else in there, that's not a practical solution.  I like the idea, but the design could definitely be improved upon.  It's fairly wide as well.  It's not very comfortable for me to hold as a drinking thermos and I have fairly large hands for a woman.  Nor does it fit in standard cup holders.  I'd like this product a lot more if it were more slender with a separate attachment for the pill/snack case.