Totally worth it for the price. (Will update after a year.)
933097
Bought this bed around 3 months ago in queen size.
Had a chemical smell when the first few days but it dissipated after a few days
I gave it a full 24 hours to inflate and I measured it at 12 Inches.
Its holding extremely well no sagging!
When I bought the mattress I also purchased a mattress topper with it for some extra comfort.
Before I bought this bed I was experiencing extreme back pain and unfortunately it has not gone away much. However I am not going to blame this on the mattress itself I have chronic back pain to begin with and am seeing doctors to figure out the underlying issue.
I would say this bed is definitely worth it.
I am going to try to take the topper off soon and see if that helps.
I do sleep MUCH better on this bed than on my old mattress. I was waking up every hour and now I can handle sleeping throughout the night.
I am a habitual side sleeper and I don't feel this mattress is made for that. I sleep much better laying flat on my back on this bed but I always want to sleep on my side anyway.
764218
Really great, much better quality than I was expecting for the price
3185590
the short version: great sound; durable (lasted over a year of abuse); awkward but manageable fit; i actually tried to get another pair, but couldn't find them at the time. totally worth whatever you'll end up paying for it. considering the market, i might go up to $20 or 30, but fortunately (another beauty of these) i didn't have to.

the long:
great sound, especially for what they are. i'm kind of picky about my sound. i used to run sound sound in theater and i'm a singer (as a hobby in both cases, but still). these didn't disappoint. the sound isn't "magical," but for the $13 i paid for them, it may as well be. in my book, it's good if i can't complain about it, and i can't.

i wasn't sure about the electric blue at first either. i do wish i had found a black, but you really don't have to look at them, and it's not really that bad.

they're hearty, too. i use headphones constantly.  mostly just mp3 player and computer, but constantly. they go everywhere with me, wrapped around things or just shoved in bags, purses, and pockets. not to mention the small children that get their hands (and teeth) on them.  i haven't had head phones stand up like these in a while.

yeah, mine popped off too, after a year of the aforementioned abuse. and then, because i'm a geek, i looked inside 'em, said "oooo, cool," and snapped 'em back together (the whole ordeal took like 2 minutes). they worked just like new after that for several months.

the fit can be awkward, but it's a lot better with the foam pads on. and because they're big, i don't have a problem with my baby brother (i'm a LOT older than him) putting them in his ears. i know they won't get stuck. the big can hurt after a while (a "while" being and hour or more) or laying on the side of your head.

as with all my other headphones, the cord is what finally went. i finally got a loose connection at the base of the left phone, but if it was held in place with tape the sound was still perfect. and i was expecting them to break a lot sooner and the sound was perfect to the very end. if you're nice to them, i'm confident you'll enjoy them much longer.

i went back to the store to get another pair. the only reason i didn't was because they weren't there and i assumed they weren't made anymore.
4055373
Works great so far.  Will update with a fifth star if it lasts for the long haul.
1132895
Updates below after nearly a year of daily use.

Considering that the price was so, so much lower than similar full-coverage recliner covers, I knew I was taking a risk at a super low quality product here but I am pleasantly surprised that it's held up - with some readjustments to fit my particular chair.
I believe it's because my recliner is one that sits on four tall peg legs instead of the floor, and the reclining happens when you lean back (not by a button or lever) so the reclining function is different - but it could be the brand, I can't be sure.
Let me try to explain this:
The part of the seat piece that doesn't quite fit: It has elastic all around (like a fitted sheet) and would cinch around perfectly except that my chair has metal mechanical parts that join the back of the chair to the seat, to shift it when it reclines. They blocked the elastic from wrapping completely around the back. I had to cut it to fit around those parts, on the two back corners. I then joined the cut pieces by just tying them from the back bottom.
You can check if it'd fit yours by CAREFULLY feeling the back corners of your seat to see if the elastic would be blocked from wrapping around the seat. I honestly think it'd fit most chairs perfectly fine.
Otherwise - it's very, very stretchy and fits on three of the four pieces quite well.
It fit so well after my adjustments that my family didn't even notice it was on the chair until they really looked at it. There was a bit of extra fabric on the arm pieces but it easily tucked down underneath the arms of the chair. And the brown perfectly, almost 100% matches my chair so my living room looks no different.
The pieces ARE thin but not so thin that I could see them ripping, and I've washed them twice without issue. The pieces don't shift as people get in and out of the chair or even sleep and toss and turn in the chair.
For the price, I am preeeetty happy with it and think it would work with most chairs.

(Note: This is an item that I bought at the listed price with no obligation to review for discount.)

UPDATES MARCH 2016: I dropped a star because after a bit more use, it's started pilling wherever we touch when we sit, which doesn't look very appealing and the texture isn't as pleasant anymore. It's not unbearable or anything, but a little disappointing.
This was on a very lived-in chair, with one of us siting in it for many hours every single day. Using your chair less often wouldn't result in this, I'm sure.
3802090
Love it so far. Will update if anything changes
4206388
Paper thin, so I may update my review over time, but the price is right.  Fits my Kymco Like 200i with top box well, surprisingly not too large.  Goes on quite easily too.  There are lot of parts that stick out on this scooter, and my previous covers would always catch on something when trying to cover or uncover it.  This one seems to go on relatively easily, probably because it's thin and has a slippery finish.  Mine came with some straps on the bottom so you can clip the ends together, hopefully preventing it from flying away in a wind storm.  The bottom is elasticized on two ends, so it is a decently snug fit.  Overall I'm pleased with it, but will update if it doesn't last long.  For less than 20 bucks, if this lasts a year, I think that would be fair.

UPDATE:  As expected, these last about a year.  I live in sunny Northern California, so we don't get winter extremes, but we do get very hot summers.  After about a year in the elements, the sun weakens the fabric and it will all of a sudden rip open.  But again, it's $15, so I'm 100% ok with that.  If the price ever goes up, it will be a different story, but getting a year out of this, and it's thoughtful construction, totally worth it.
4694769
Works amazing for the price. No problems after 6 months+
3231557
I've had this for over a year now. I've used this several times already with no problems at all. I was lucky enough to get it very cheap at the time. Something like $17. The noise that people complain about and which I was concerned about is not a problem and is not that very loud. There's been times I had it running when I was laying down in the back of my van with no other noise except that little humming sound. And I am a staunch advocate against noise pollution. So I would be the first to complain if it was too loud. Also like the 2 outlets.
4221414
Updated 2/6/17
pros:
Excellent sound quality
Blocks out background noise
Comfortable fit
Removeable cable
Fold flat design
One ear listening

Cons:
Bulk
Can get a bit warm to wear
No inline microphone (can be added with an additional cable)
the folding can get a bit annoying when taking them on and off multiple times

Verdict:
I purchased thses almost a year ago and I still love them. I use them daily and they have held up very well. The only thing I don't like is that they like to flip arround and fold up wehn if you are taking them on and off a lot. Ive tried a lot of different headsets and these blow them all out of the water.
Studio quality headset for under $100 is a real bargain these things sound amazing are pretty
Comfortably to wear and though bulky they can fold up to carry easier. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for a over the ear headphones under $100
3803401
So far so good! Worth the money, and it's cheap. I love it. I just hope it can last over a year.
775163
I guess I was one of the lucky ones that received a working unit the first time!
All I can say is that it's well worth the 12 bucks spent.
The instructions are bad, but the "Engrish" is pretty funny.
Video quality is just OK.
Kind of flimsy feeling, I expect something to break every time I pick it up.
But, all in all, it's working, and it was worth the money spent if it keeps working.

UPDATE 1-22-16: After a couple days it seems like the USB power connection where the cord plugs into the unit is intermittent. The charging symbol changes to a battery symbol and then it shuts off.
Also the Camera was installed in the case at a bit of an angle, so unless I adjust it, it looks like I am driving on a side hill. It's no big deal, I drive a white vehicle, so I use the end of my hood to align it properly.

Update 2-15-16: Still working! It still feels like it's going to fall apart any minute, but it still works. I guess I was one of the lucky ones!

Update 3-21-16:
Still feels like it's gonna break, but it's still working fine.

Update 9-4-16:
After sitting on a shelf unused and untouched for 2 months, I plugged it in and it doesn't work anymore.
Was good for a couple laughs for 20 bucks.
Won;t buy again though.
4327691
Been using this for over a year, and it's still working.
93706
Okay, after 1500 reviews on this thing, I'm sure nobody is reading every single one to see what they say in their pro/con lists. Forgive me if I'm brief; I'm only chiming in to add the stars, and possibly parrot things people have already said.

As of writing, I've had this thing for about 30 minutes; setup was very simple, and I've just been tinkering with the color for most of this time. Everything is bright - almost too bright, so I had to dim it down - and colors are beautiful. Easy-peasy lemon squeezy.

The audio isn't great. Probably because I'm used to a monitor with speakers on the side, instead of... I guess these are in the back panel somewhere. Sounds a little muffled, a little grainy (whatever, I'm not a music professor; I don't know the real word), and basically, it sounds like a set of laptop speakers in there. I wasn't blown away, like I said, but I'm sure I'll get over it.

All-in-all, pretty great. I play a lot of video games, so I'm hoping to get a good life out of it. If disaster strikes, I'll update after putting their warranty to the test. Hopefully, I can forget about it entirely, instead.
3982310
So far so good.  Absolutely no paper jams for the past year of use. Very good quality for black prints.  Color printing on the other hand, is very dull. Even the black comes out looking gray.

Positive:
* Quick and easy setup.  Software included does quick and simple scanning.
* Print time is decent for both color and black
* Very sturdy construction
* 4 separate print cartridges
* Printer cleans itself
* Auto feeder for copying multiple pages. (very useful while filing tax documents and making copies of it.)
* Also, has an open door option for manual feed scanning.

Negative:
* Black prints comes out looking dark gray. Not as rich as it should be.
* No USB cable provided (Like selling a car with no steering wheel)
* Printer uses INK to clean itself. 2-3 times a month. Even when the printer is OFF. ???
* Color photo prints on regular paper comes out dull.  Very dull.  haven't tried printing on photo paper yet.
* No envelope feed option on the paper tray.  Very confusing at first, but after 2 attempts, I eventually figured it out.
* No WIFI connection

I still gave it a 4 because the majority of prints I do are black and white prints.  (resumes, school work, labels, etc").  For Less than $100, you can't complain.  Replacement cartrdiges are also very affordable.

For Photo printing, LOOK ELSEWHERE!

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UPDATE:
After using the inks until they were near empty, the colors seem to be more brighter for some reason and the blacks now looks black.  I guess it needs some breaking in time?

Also, Printer will warn you that the cartridge are empty and must be replaced, even though there is a good amount of ink left.  Enough for 30-50 more normal prints I would say. You can trick the printer into using it again just by removing the cartridge and reinserting them.

Looks like the printer is set to a certain amount of prints for each cartridge and just tells you to replace a cartridge after a certain amount of prints.  It doesn't actually know when the cartridges are empty. There is a small window on the cartridges to let you see how much ink is left.

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UPDATE 7/27/10
After updating the firmware from the Brothers site, you can now continue to print in (black only) if a color cartridge is empty.  Before the update, if any of the color cartridges were empty, the printer would demand that you replace the color cartridge and would not allow you to print at all.  Not even in black.

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UPDATE 2/25/2013
The prints seems to be blurry and very poor now.  Not sure if it's because I'm using 3rd party ink or because it's just getting old.  What also annoying is that the printer is slow to start.  Especially if you unplug it and plug it back in.  It will start to "clean itself"  So that fast copying or printing you need will end up taking 15 minutes.  Of course, you are only affected by this if you unplug the printer.

I'm now getting paper jam here and there. Looks like it's time for an upgrade.
534716
I didn't want to spend $60+ on the higher end version of this strap and this one was exactly at my price point .
Reading the reviews I was afraid at first that the camera will fall off from the metal part (It does feel pretty cheap).

However, I've been using it for about a year now and it is great. There's a little pouch for a cleaning cloth, and It makes using just the camera much more convenient that using the standard strap that sits on your shoulder and sometimes falls off.

It's great for the price but sometimes It does feel slightly cheap. I like it, a lot. I guess I just don't love it :)
4017608
For the price, these headphones are worth it. Here are basic things to know:

Pros:

1) Price
2) Setup
3) Rechargeable batteries included
4) All of the cords / adapters included
5) Ready to go right out of the box
6) Closed back design eliminates background noise of neighbors yelling / kids / traffic / etc

Cons:

1) There is slight low level hum/static in the background which is constant but really only noticeable during periods where there is no sound in the movie or audio that you may be listening to.

2) A bit on the bulky side / color scheme not that cool looking

3) Batteries were initially hard to insert and directions were poor

Other comments:

Overall, I think these are a good value for the price, they do what they should. If you want something that is a bit more streamlined from a design perspective / less bulky or cooler color choices you will need to pay more but these functionally do what they promise to do.

Some helpful tips:

To eliminate the background static / hum as much as possible I set the TV volume at max and then keep the volume on the headphones very low. Also, make sure to read the directions before using - the instructions note that you need to charge the headphones for a full 24 hours before using them in order to properly condition the batteries for their full lifetime.