but it is better than any I have seen under $3
930918
five star for what it is, a finger that surprisingly well made. No, this is not your top end leather or flauc, but it is better than any I have seen under $3.50 ea. plus you can clean them.
1403171
I purchased this for $3 bucks and it is excellent for the price, I wish I'd had purchased more than one.
3600181
Its not as bright as you would think with 300 lumens but its is very bright and well built for any flash light under $20
4765412
This item arrived from Hong Kong by regular mail. Just the shipping alone (8000 miles) must have been the $3.50 purchase price. Three small button batteries are included! Again, the retail price of just those would be around $3.50. The distance of the eye piece to the objective lens is only 1.5 inches, so the entire thing is very small indeed. Some reviewers complain about not being able to see anything. I would call that "user error". The trick is to put the clear plastic piece right on top of the item you'd like to inspect. The eye piece is movable, but that is to accommodate people with prescription glasses.  I don't know why the word "brass" is being mentioned, because I didn't see any. Most of the scope is made out of plastic. The two LEDs cast a very bright light on the viewing area. The magnification is certainly not 45x, but more like 15x. But that is more than enough to inspect the edge of a postage stamp,  the legs of an insect, or the connections of a microchip very closely. So given what  the item is good for, the price is unbeatable.
4533626
Like others have said it  doesn't perform as well under bright lights, fuggeddabout an outdoor track unless you can rig up some kind of shade. And it is a little quirky with some cars, maybe the finish, the shape. I haven't put my finger on it but it does it even with a few larger ones so it's not always just size. And with one sensor shorter cars do seem to have the advantage.

But even if it's not to scientific it works most of the time and it's great fun. Worth ten bucks for sure. I don't get it. For two or three hundred dollars you can get some really sophisticated electronics, stuff barely dreamed of when I was my grand kids age. And, prices have been dropping on them for a long time. What would be so hard about mass producing a better, more sophisticated item like this for a reasonable price? I looked alternatives and the prices are way unreasonable. Besides they mostly have a good number of crappy reviews.
3569204
I bought this case about a month ago, and it's great. It doesn't look very cheap, and in fact looks very similar to the Belkin clear snap on case. I was visiting a cousin of mine who owned that case and we compared, deciding mine was better. He was shocked to find that I paid under $10. As far as durability goes, it seems alright. I've dropped it multiple times with no damage to my phone. Though the case itself is scratched up, it keeps my phone looking flawless. The case is hardly even visible and gives the illusion of no case at all, which I love. Overall, I rate this four stars because you get much more than you pay for. If you want more protection, by all means, spend $20. But if you want something that's going to look good, work, and save you some cash, this is what you've been looking for.
3179736
these are of a somewhat higher quality than most, for only a few more bucks
1916146
I don't think people should give this item such a bad review when there is nothing close to this price anywhere else on Amazon.

Yes, it is made of particle board and some screw holes don't match up, but with the cover on, you can't see the screws.
Yes, it's lightweight, but most small dogs are less than 20lbs, and it's sturdy enough for small dogs and cats.
The cover is a little flimsy, but it's easy to clean with a handheld vacuum, and an occasional damp cloth.

I like the one I ordered, and at this price I can order a couple more for other furniture my little dog (with a bad lumbar) likes to climb up on. If you want something fancier, go ahead and blow $50, or maybe even $100! Geez, I could have one custom made for that!
4698848
It gets the job done well, but the more expensive model looks a lot better for a few more bucks.
4560218
It is not as well made as I had hoped but most of the flaws and lower quality are not as readily apparent (unless you look really closely) so they aren't too bad of a deal considering the low price.
4858289
The 5 star rating for this product is only due to its very low price. The filter itself is of acceptable quality, but is not spectacular by any means. It does what I need, which is to protect my $1600 lens while the cap is removed, so I have no real complaints. I have a nicer quality filter on the lens right now, but keep this one in my bag as a back up. Excellent deal at less than $3, so I am very happy with my purchase.
2236216
I just bought it on a whim thinking it may or may not work, but i was pleasantly surprised that it works very well in my canned light on my front porch, the motion sensor is decent, the light display is ok, not the best what you get what you pay for and for $11 that's a pretty good deal
4376468
This model works well despite being cheaper than many others.
1636294
Not state of the art by any means, but it is functional, and well worth what you pay for it.
2139308
One day I was looking to buy a replacement carafe for a Bodum french press when I happened along this Grosche press on sale for only $10. That was less than the cheapest carafe-only option I'd found so I ordered it. I'm glad that I did but it's far from perfect.

Orange is my favorite color and the shade used here is bright and cheerful (think Tennessee Volunteers not Texas Longhorns). In spite of it's ultra-low $10 price it doesn't feel cheap at all. It's solidly constructed using good quality materials. Look, the end of the day it's a french press...it's not like there are a bunch of moving parts that can fail. No, there are very few parts and inexplicably the folks at Grosche manged to get one of them wrong.

The base of this french press is problematic for a couple of reasons: protection and appearance. Unlike the lid and handle which are made of hard plastic, the base is silicone rubber (or similar material). It stays attached to the carafe by grip/tension alone and even though it's only been used a handful of times that grip is already proving to be inadequate. The base has fallen off as I carried the press and I've gone to pick up the carafe and it's just lifted right out and left the base sitting on the counter or table. With a soft material like rubber this will likely get worse with time as the material softens and relaxes with use. In all likelihood it will also fade at a different rate than the hard plastic parts and this will lead to the appearance problem. Without its base the off the carafe is far more susceptible to being cracked or broken so, ironically, a design decision likely meant to protect this french press has likely increased the chance that it will get broken.

For $10 these were issues I was willing to accept. After all, I only bought it for the carafe in the first place. If I'd been buying it for the whole press I would seriously consider another product.
667283
It's inexpensive but works better than another one I've had.
106124
For its price it's excellent. Although it's not as string as the more expensive counterparts , it does it's job sufficiently