quick review after a month use..
935112
Things I don't like about the headset are:
1. its too big and bulky! i expected a smaller unit. (to each his own)
2. drives me NUTS to put it on, if I didn't do it properly its going to be too loose.
3. you have to raise your voice a little bit so you can be heard.
4. you can hear static several times when your connected phone is in your pocket. (IDK, maybe its just my iPhone?)
5. the non-removable rubber tip earpiece INSIDE is a certified dirt magnet. (I have NO idea how to clean the inside) especially if its stays in your pocket.

Things I do like about it:
1. good price then, even lower now.
2. the color and texture
3. battery life (somewhat..)

ADDITIONAL REVIEW: after a few more weeks with the unit, it seems better now in terms of voice clarity and earpiece volume there is still the static sound but not too often. accidentally dropped it HARD a couple of times but is working fine, i guess its living up to its claim to be shockproof.
1021407
I liked this in the hotel room enough to look it up and buy one. After a month of use, here are some observations that may not be obvious from the product description:
1. Ignore the "order these together" suggestion -- there is no need for a liner.
2. No odor when it is new -- unlike plastic curtains.
3. The creases from where it was folded are still there a month later - even though I have intentionally aimed the hot shower stream on them. Hope these come out when it is laundered.
4. There are only two magnets - one in each of the bottom corners. Be sure they are attached where you want them - the natural tendency of the curtain seems to leave a space at the edge. As long as side edges and magnets are positioned properly, the curtain does its job.
5. There is a minimum of billowing. Hardly any. Don't know why, but this curtain does not crowd into the shower space. Maybe the airy open weave of the see-through panel fabric changes the air-flow?
6. Unlike fabric of natural fibers, this nylon one does not absorb water, so dries quickly if you just give it a quick shake at the end of your shower.

UPDATE: June 7, 2010 -- Original review at one month, this update at six: Still love it, still looks like new -- even the creases have hardly hung out. No mold, no rips or tears.

UPDATE: March 2, 2011 -- After a year I finally began to see mold spots along the bottom. Ran it through a hot bleach load with sheets and towels -- the mold is gone and the off-white creamy color is still a perfect match for the walls.  Even the silver color rings around the holes are intact.

UPDATE: April 16, 2012 -- STILL looks nearly new! Even those fold lines have not disappeared! I swear, I shower daily!
1298191
Very early review... received mine on Friday and only had a short time to mess with it over the weekend. Mine has a production date of Feb 2016 so there's a datapoint for those who care. Only moderate bleed through. similar to the ancient 24" 21:9 Dell i have next to it. Really can only see it with a total black background. No aberrant pixels at this time. The box it came in was a little beat up witch was a little concerning. The stand is not level (about 1" shim under the left foot right now to bring it almost perfectly level). Not cool.... will have to ask Amazon about what can be done.

Set the monitor and windows to run at 100Hz. I only had a few moments to try Witcher 3. I run a 980ti and was getting in the 70fps range (maybe into the 50's during some fights) for the scenes I tried with AA & Hairworks off... everything else at ultra. Too bad the cinematics are not ultra-wide :-) It will take some getting used too... the wider field of vision was a little disorienting :-)

I've not noticed any coil whine nor scan lines... will see what happens when I get a chance to spend a bit more time gaming (got nice deals on Fallout 4 and GTA5... need to figure out which one comes first!)

Knocking off a star for value (maybe premature... will see... i knew what I was getting so...) but more so for the crooked base.

Colors are great. Text is crisp as hell. Worked great when I hooked my work MacPro up to the HDMI...looking forward to that for work-at-home days.
1470167
Accidentally somehow reviewed it on my sister's account. DX Anyway, I held off on rating this for a month to be sure it worked as my last speaker from a different company began to have problems after I had had it a month. This so far as exceeded expectations. After charging it once I have not had to charge it again yet, and I even leave it on when I leave the room to do other things, something I couldn't do for my last speaker who's charge did not last much at all, and quickly declined. The sound may be on the quieter side so maybe not for filling a large room.
2014871
Overall good value for money. Slight issues described below, but not deal breakers.
Had for a month now.
Hat is warm.
Speakers are a little thick.
Speakers sound pretty good for talk radio and music too.
Fabric slips around when trying to insert micro-usb to charge.
Paired well with iPhone and iPad; took some time with Android Nexus 7 Tablet, but finally got it. Pairs with MacBook Pro OK too.
Switches feel/sound a little flimsy, but so far so good.
One volume switch when held does not decrease volume repeatedly, other one increases volume  incrementally as designed.
The band of fabric inside where zipper runs around your head is somewhat restricting for my big Euro fat-head; I have to pull the hat on, then grab it with both hands and pull down firmly to seat it with speakers level with my head, and occasionally need to place it properly again after some use.
Weakest point for me is the runtime on the battery; about three hours with talk radio show. I have an Aftershokz Titanium headset with tiny earpieces and it actually plays for about 1 1/2 work days, really, 12-15 hours!, so a little disappointed in the Cap runtime, but is OK really; time to take a break after 3 hours in the cold cutting firewood or planting trees.

https://www.amazon.com/Aftershokz-AS600IG-Titanium-Conduction-Headphones/dp/B018XNGQOE?th=1
3965875
Only been a couple weeks but performs as promised. UPDATE - this was purchased as a Christmas gift for my fiance and I. We started using it that day and a cpl times a week since. The Start/Stop button letters are wearing off already, not impressed with that. As another reviewer had said, what if the timer, shade, etc, buttons wear off? Will I remember which are which, probably not and that's a concern.
4122776
INITIAL THOUGHTS...

PROS:
- Screen resolution:  Everything I was hoping for. Bright, sharp, etc. Major plus.
- Speed:  Have installed several apps. Seems to race right along.
- Keyboard:  It doesn't type like a $70 keyboard case, of course, but it definitely works. Much faster than on-screen typing. Very pleased for price point.
- Case:  Feels very comfy to the touch.

CONS:
- Audio:  LOUD STATIC NOISE coming out of the speakers when I run the tablet while charging. Will exchange and see if it was a defect. Can't live with the noise. Minus 1 star for now.
- Case:  The "wrapper" that holds the tablet in place is a little crooked (like the stitching on the right side was done too fast, so it definitely leans down on the right. See pic.) [Read UPDATE below.] Also, the left side has a "flap" that tucks under the back of the tablet to hold it in. That flap partially covers the microUSB (for the keyboard and charger) and ALL of the headphone jack. I may have to just cut half the flap off. Also, the border of the case around the screen is so close to the screen (and a little thick) that it can be difficult touching the edge of the screen (pulling down notifications). Have to reach in with the tip of your finger. Minus 1 star for design, on what would have otherwise been a sweet case.

*** UPDATE:  Amazon originally sent me a PINK 8GB tablet with a case that didn't have a keyboard. (I ordered black with keyboard case.) Sent it back. Received correct tablet/case 2 days later, but case was crooked/defective as stated above. They're 2-day shipping a replacement case. Good customer support. UPDATE #2. Amazon just sent me another pink case and pink tablet. I sent it back. UPDATE #3: Amazon sent me a replacement tablet with NO CASE in it. Unbelievable. Tried the tablet to see if the audio was better. THIS ONE DOESN'T RECOGNIZE ANY WIFI. Sent it back. UPDATE #4: Amazon sent me another black tablet with NO case. Seriously??

And now they've pulled it off the shelf because they're having so much trouble. So now I can't get one. Back to square one. Minus 2 stars for the worst fulfillment I've ever seen. Granted, Amazon gave me a promo credit due to the hassles, so I'm satisfied where we've left this off. Will keep shopping on Amazon.
3063561
Not completely happy at first, but have come back to adjust this review. This item worked great at first, was gently used,then after about 4mo...just broke.  Im a stay at home adult and use this to walk around the home, it was never been dropped.
Update:  7/20/18  I have no idea why it just stopped working, however its working now !!  To be fair to this seller and honestly, for the price of this item its a good buy. Especially compared to the dual earbuds at 30$ a pair Ive tried and returned immediately.... this seems to run just as good if not better.
If you want stereo, this has only one ear bud, however i find that a convenience.
4417647
I bought this case to replace my broken Air Case from Innoants. After waiting forever due to a botched indiegogo campaign I finally received my air case and in less than a month the thing stopped holding a charge. What I loved about that case was the ultra slim battery and lightning passthru it provided without adding an excess amount of bulk to my iphone.

Once I found this case and looked up some reviews I decided to go forward with the purchase and while I've only had it a few days so far it's living up to what I loved so much about the other case. The build quality is very well put together but be aware removing the phone can be tricky. As another reviewer wrote, push the phone out from the camera cutout then you can remove the case. Overall I went with the 4 stars bc of the form factor, it still needs to make it at least a month without breaking before I update the review. But for now it's off to a good start.
1413294
Only used twice so far.  Could go to 5 stars!
1482751
UPDATE!!! Received my new one and this thing is awesome especially for the price. Thanks
2551897
UPDATE 2017-09-29
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I have been using the replacement headphones for over 5 months now and they are still working perfectly.

UPDATE 2017-05-04
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I have been using the replacement headphones for a few weeks and they have not had any quality issues so far. I analyzed all of the different ways that I used the headphones this time and I noticed a possible cause for the original pair developing the defect of the sound failing in one of the headphones. These headphones have an adjustable clip that hold the headphone cords in place. When I used the previous pair, I paid little attention to these clips, and over time they slid down to the bottom of the headset, leaving a lot of slack between them and where the cord comes out of the plastic area that contains the buttons. This caused the base of the cords to move around a lot, which may have caused the loose connection. Now that I am using the new pair, I have been careful to keep the clips high up on the neck band to prevent the excess slack. My hope is that this will prevent the loose connection from developing since there is very little movement in the area where the first set developed a loose connection.

Overall I love these headphones and would recommend them, provided you are willing to take care of them. As I stated in my original post, the bluetooth works well and the battery lasts for eight hours of constant listening, Some users may feel that the voice that talks to you when the battery level changes or it is turned on and off is too loud. I like to listen to things at a very low volume (the highest I ever turn it up to is 1/4 total volume), so when the voice comes on, it is very loud to me. If you are used to listening at a higher volume, this may not bother you. I gave it four stars for the following reasons:

Pros
1) Awesome concept and great product
2) Battery lasts a long time
3) Bluetooth works very well
4) SoundPEATS stands behind their products

Cons
1) Loud voice that you can't adjust the volume of when informing you of battery level changes or turning on and off
2) The volume level changes are too dramatic, so it is always a tad too quiet or a tad too loud (this is common with bluetooth devices). I did not mention this issue in my original post because the first headset I received had a separate volume adjustment for the headset. However, changing the volume in the replacement headset changes the bluetooth volume of the phone.

UPDATE
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After posting this review, Soundpeats contacted me and informed me that their product has a 12 month warranty. They offered to replace it and the replacement is currently being shipped to me. Once I receive the replacement, I will update this review with my impressions of the replacement device. However, the fact that they were proactive about replacing it right away is impressive to me. A company that is willing to stand behind their product is refreshing.

ORIGINAL POST
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This is a fantastic concept, and if the quality had been better, it would have gotten 4 or 5 stars. The bluetooth syncs up well to my cell phone and the batter lasts for a full eight hours of use. The most annoying thing about this is the voice that talks to you whenever you turn it on or off or the battery level changes. It is EXTREMELY loud and you cannot change the volume, so it blasts my eardrums painfully whenever the battery level changes. It loses one star for this issue, as otherwise it is a fantastic headset. It loses another two stars for the poor quality. I have owned it for just over 3 months, but I only started using it about two months ago and already one of the earbuds has a loose connection. It is a shame since it is an excellent product.
624181
Not sure what another reviewer was experiencing, but I don't have those issues at all.

I just got it so I can't really rate it yet. The build quality leaves a little to be desired, but overall it is not a bad unit. I will update my review after I have used it a few months. For now, 4 stars. One star less because it seems a little to "plasticy".
3310115
+-+ BACKGROUND, MSP19U+ versus MSP19U +-+
After eyeing the Msp19u+ for months and saving money to one day purchase one, I had the opportunity to buy the older model at a price lower the new one. Curious as to what the differences were, I emailed Panda city and they told me the only difference was the 8 programmable hotkeys on the back of the monitor and a new pen.

+-+ MY CONCERNS BASED ON OTHER PEOPLE'S REVIEWS +-+
Now as many of you have also done your research, couple things always stood out in them for me.
1) Lackluster viewing angles, you need to be directly over it to see the screen.
2) Bad color reproduction, doesn't match main monitor.
3) Pen to screen distance, considerable distance and sometimes offset from the tip.
4) Glass surface, slippery smooth, not enough surface traction.
5) 1440x900 resolution, too low for 19in display.
6) Battery powered pen, potential battery life issues, poor construction.

+-+ MY FINDINGS AND REVIEW +-+
My biggest concerns was #1, #3, #4, and #6. Luckily, after seeing the Msp19u in person, these were non-issues.
#1. The viewing angles were more than good enough for me.(I do not have a high end monitor, so that may be why, nothing to compare to) But for me, it looked like any other monitor I've had. The display was bright, text was crisp, and my natural sitting position was simply at the right angle to see everything without any greying of the screen.
#3. First thing I noticed was the gap. It's definitely significant. BUT, it's only significant if you actually think about it. Yes, when I put my pen to the tablet, I felt like my pen was physically far away from the screen. And yes it sort of caught me by surprise that I was already laying ink down. However, in actual use its not even an issue. Within seconds, I was varying the pressure and laying down lines like never before. It felt smooth and surprisingly natural.
#4. The glass surface is definitely smooth. It kind of feels like you are drawing on a white board. At home I use an old wacom graphire tablet which also has a smooth plastic surface. At work I've had opportunities to use the new wacom intros 5 tablets with the faux paper surface. Personally, I've always liked the smooth graphire surface more, I felt I could lay down lines quicker with less friction. So the glass surface, as of now, gets a thumbs up from me.
#6. I love the wacom pens, the design, the feel, the weight. Everything about it exudes a great user experience. The yiynova pen does not. Its plasticy and feels less premium than a sharpie or bic highlighter. The rubber grip is less than a millimeter thin and does nearly nothing in terms of helping you grip the pen. However, the pen buttons never got in the way for me and did not cause me to accidentally press them. Also despite the pen housing a battery inside, I never once felt the battery move around. Despite the look and feel, in use, it felt good enough to not pay any mind to it.

+-+ PROGRAMMABLE KEYS??? +-+
My main decision for getting the older model was the fact it was much less than what I was planning to spend for the new model. I originally had calculated around $680 for the Msp19u+. For the older model I paid $500. Whether it was a good deal or not, who knows. However, I am currently very satisfied with my purchase. The thing I liked about the programmable keys on the Msp19U+ was that the keys were on the back of the monitor instead of they front like on all Wacom tablet products. Although I never had a chance to test it out, I feel that Yiynova made a brilliant decision in putting them on the back as I felt it would be be more natural to push the keys with your index, middle, and ring finger versus your thumb. Although I would have liked the programmable keys, I have never actually used them on my wacom tablets before. And because of this fact, I felt the programmable keys would not have gotten the usage to warrant the $180 difference.
678832
Use this thing almost everyday. It's been a few months and taken it to a few counties and it holds up. I think the charge is only putting out about 75% as it used to... I'm monitoring it the last few weeks, may have to invest in another brand. For the use I've had from it so far.. 4 stars
4637469
Updated review:  After having the DVD players for a month I was able to thoroughly test on a few long trips.  At first, as notated below, I was somewhat skeptical, but since then my opinion has changed.  I am impressed with the operation and functionality of the device.  Although the battery life is 3-5 hours, you can still watch DVDs while charging, plus that's just the right amount of time before the kids need to do something else.  Sound quality is not distorted when playing via speakers and also supports a standard audio jack.  Picture quality is not pixelated.  Bottomline:  great device for the money.

Previous review a day after receiving the product:

"Just received product today.  Very quick delivery and packaged well.  Disappointed it did not come with a mount for the car head rest.  Outside is made of hard plastic which gives it a cheap feeling.  Not sure the durability of the product will withstand the test of kids.  All accessories and cables were included.  I tried a regular DVD, which turned on and played fine.  There was a grinding noise when fast forwarding the DVD, but still operated well.  Screen resolution was not pixilated and of average quality."
3528263
It's been a month of using after the replacement of my old one. So far so good.