Does not feel as good in the hand as my HM-103 or HM-154T
937050
Does not feel as good in the hand as my HM-103 or HM-154T, but at half the cost I'll keep it.  It works on my old IC-2430H and an IC-706MK II G.
1507356
I recently bought the Supertool 300 - it was my first Leatherman multi-tool. I am ecstatic with it. That led me to buy the new Surge, mostly because of the easy exterior access to the knives and other tool. I thought, perhaps, I hadn't bought the 'top of the line' model. I was completely underwhelmed with the Surge. On paper it seemed to have the better features, and updated design. It just doesn't feel as solid as my 300. It rattles when I close it, the scissors don't lock into place, and it just doesn't feel like it'll stack up over time and abuse to the 300. I returned it to Amazon, and bought a new leather sheath for my 300 instead ;)
3082871
The sensitivity of the toggles are not the same as the original controller. It just doesn't work well with games like Call of Duty or Battlefield if your used to the original. For other games that don't require that fine tuned accuracy, you won't see a difference. Still shopping for an original feeling controller that doesn't cost $50.
3354233
Not comfortable and controls are hard to feel on the headset.
738672
You can't do full swipes, in FPS games I try to turn around quickly by doing a full swipe, but I guess the sensor can't read that fast, and freezes instead. Small mouse, scroll weird is really low as well as the 2 side mouse buttons. Grip feels fine, but not recommended for big hands. Braided wire is great, and packaging is cool
1355538
Bought it but decided to return after 15 mins of use.

Pros:
(1) light weight and good feel in hand
(2) feels durable
(3) great price

Cons:
(1) dust shoot/bag doesn't lock in place
(2) the lever to change the purge direction of the saw dust/shavings does not properly close the purge shoot
(3) the dust bag barely captures the shavings
2550421
As someone who started keyboarding with a manual typewriter.  Tactile feel is very important for feed back.  I thought this might be the keyboard to try.  Didn't work as well as I expected.  It worked well but the feedback wasn't as good as the old IBM Keyboards.  This would be a great keyboard for those who have never used a manual typewriter or the old IBM keyboards.  Just not what I wanted.
1894835
I bought it on a whim. Wanted to try something that wasn't the Logitech M570 (which I use at work). It functions fine for the most part, but my fingers are confused by that wheel in the middle, as in it doesn't feel right to use my middlefinger to scroll. In a way, it might just be me being so used to the M570 interface that anything else seems eerily foreign. The high low settings is baffling to me. Maybe I'll find a use for it someday, but for now it just remains on low.
1098121
I've had several versions of IR controlled helicopters and was really excited to try one with a camera.  I like the remote control with triggers for movies and images, but, the flight control is not very good compared to other helicopters I've had.  Maybe the weight is what makes the whole thing less stable.  The image quality on the camera has not been very good either.
1148912
This is the 3rd Heli Pro pack that I have had, and although I do prefer some of the features on this model, I find the older models to be better constructed.

The older zippers were of a much higher quality and larger, which I felt will make them last much longer.  Also, the waist straps were sturdier and held them selves up when not strapped on.  On this model they are thinner and droop down like a basset hounds ears.  This isn't a problem if you are wearing the pack for what it was made for, but how many of us actually use it 100 percent for heli-boarding or skiing. Mine spends most of its use in an airport or under an airplane seat.

Another nitpick is the goggle pouch zipper opens from the left side of the pack, opposite of the earlier generations.  I am still getting used to that...  Maybe if you are left handed and sling the bag over your left shoulder to reach into grab your glasses or goggles it is fine, but for a right handed man it is an annoyance.

All issues aside I am real happy with my purchase, yet if I had ordered a black (read: less obnoxious color) when I had ordered my last Heli Pro, I would not have bought a new one.

The new pack is great, lightweight, better built and much better looking than 99% of bags out there; but it is lacking the indestructible feel of the older generation.  It just isn't a 5 star bag.
1528450
This is a basic optical mouse. I have no complaints functionality-wise. It is definitely smoother than the old ball-mouse. But, somehow, I don't like the feel of it in my palm. I had gotten used to the ergonomic design of a right-handed MS intellimouse. Since this mouse is designed to be used by both right and left handed, compromises have been made on the design compared to the Intellimouse. I feel that it doesn't fit into my palm. May be it is just a matter of getting used to it, but if I had known this is going to be a misfit like this, I wouldn't have bought it.
3530776
Not as powerful as I would like, and a bit awkward to use because where the trigger mechanism was placed.
2135891
I ordered this and another ergonomic mouse, and preferred the other for comfort and handling. I had never used an ergonomic mouse before and wanted to try them out.  I loved the price of both, but not the way it's held; it wasn't easy for me to hold; felt like I had to hold tightly to it between my thumb and forefinger instead of mainly relaxed when usually using a mouse.  It was like trying to hold a pencil or pen that was too short and didn't reach the webbed type of area where they usually rest on your hand  My hand kept sliding off it when I tried to relax. It may work great for you though! I also ordered the Wowpen Joy and it just fit my hand better; it rests better in the webbed area, and I'm able to relax my hand all day.  Change the shape at the top a little and this one will be better.
4072887
I don't know why I don't love this keyboard as much, but it just isn't hitting the wow point for me. I used to have an hp elite wireless keyboard v1, and it was spectacular until it had a little run in with rubbing alcohol which completely messed up everything in the circuitry. This keyboard just seems to be too stiff for my liking. Is it useable? Well yes. I just wish that instead of the 50g actuation force that it seems to have, that it had something more like thirty because that seems to be the average that I had on the old hp keyboard. I guess this helps cut down on the amount of typos that you have because you have to really want to press a key to actually press it, but in terms of typing all day long, it can become a problem, especially with the semi rubberized surface of the keys. These are not hard plastic keys which I am used to where my fingers can slip off them as they go from key to key, but in this they seem to stick and I don't know why exactly this is. All I can say is that I am not willing to spend 40 dollars for the new version of the wireless elite keyboard because it doesn't seem to be worth it since it is wireless (downside in my opinion) and has other issues. Sadly there are no other lighter actuation force scissor switch keyboards.

UPDATE: After a little more use, I can say that the keys have become not quite as stiff. I would say that they are about the proper resistance for gaming, if anyone has that kind of desire. They are great for some amount of typing out messages (like this review here) but nothing like hour long typing journeys that people may face throughout their daily schoolwork. Going based off my previous hp wireless elite, I would say that this has an activation force that is about 1.75 times that (and that had an activation force that rivaled between 50-60 grams". The problem that many are going to face is not getting the proper pressure on the keystrokes, and thus slowing them down as they have to go back and fix the missed letters, whereas I am usually the opposite and think faster than I can type and accidentally double tap a word. Sadly, I am going to get a kensington slim keyboard that is more suitable to long term typing due to the lower activation force. If you are a gamer primarily, or if you just have some kind of typing style in which you already pressdown in hard strokes, then this will be fine for you.
257732
I bought this to replace the blue pen (I thought I had lost)  which came with my new Bamboo Fun pack.  I was disappointed that the buttons don't have the same "feel" as the original.
Once I found the original blue one and could compare the feel of them both side by side there was a definite difference; the buttons on the blue pen --while not making a actual click noise has a definite clickish "feel", while the black replacement pen had more of a mushy feel.  It felt like something sticky was in there and I wasn't sure when I let go of the button if it really retracted or was still pushed down.
The pen operates alright, but the button doesn't feel crisp and it's a little bit of a distraction from my project, and while my concern is definitely nit-picky, it is still relevant because the user experience is the whole point with Bamboo.
Maybe mine was a fluke, but when you buy over the internet flukes are not acceptable because returns are such a hassle.
320069
Although this mouse has some good specifications (high resolution, etc.), I found that it didn't feel pleasant enough in my hand. In the photos the mouse looks nice, but I found it's made out of a plastic that feels cheap to me, and looks a little anemic in real life. The mouse is also light, even with batteries in it.

Since a mouse is something you are going to hold in your hand 100% of the time you are using it, I want it to feel sturdy and comfortable. No matter how good the electronics are in the mouse, if it doesn't feel right, you won't want to use it.

If you look at the photo of this mouse, you'll notice that its two buttons are composed of an upper plastic piece, split down the middle. The feel of the plastic itself wouldn't have been too bad, but I found that this plastic piece wiggled around quite a bit, making the mouse feel less than sturdy. For me, this made the experience of using the mouse unpleasant.

As far as performance goes, the mouse was very smooth, but the scroll wheel was extremely sensitive (something which you can mitigate by adjusting the mouse settings on your computer).

It was tricky at first to figure out how to place the mouse on the charger. It seemed like the mouse should be held firmly in place, but it just sits on the charger freely.

My computer (a Mac laptop) was able to find the mouse pretty easily, after I charged it for a little while.

I believe I will be returning this. I'm a little disappointed, because, although the mouse worked well from an engineering perspective, it simply wasn't pleasant to hold in your hand.
4392168
I got this for use with my Steam Link. It feels good in my hand, although not as good as the G402, but still a nice feel. The 5-button setup is easy to use. The mouse-wheel is a bit flimsy and middle-clicking is very finicky; it seems like you need to press down towards you to get it to work well and, even then, it only works some of the time. The default mouse-speed is very, very low, so you might want to download the SetPoint software to adjust this if you like having a fast-moving mouse cursor.

I had to buy some third-party software (VirtualHere) for this wireless mouse to be able to use Logitech's SetPoint software with the Steam Link. This isn't the fault of Logitech, but an issue with Valve's Steam Link.