Took a chance on inexpensive banana terminations.  Never again.
928604
The banana portion separated from the 90 degree block when I tried to remove the banana connection from my receiver.  It took a bit of work to remove the now separate banana from the inside of my receiver speaker 5-way binding post.  It was worth a try.  I think HIGH QUALITY spade (or even banana) terminations work well.  You get what you pay for.
725489
right out of the package I was unimpressed since I could pick the individual socks up by the heel, hold them horizontal and have them barely bend. Definitely not flexible. Washed multiple times in an effort to soften then up. Tried wearing with everything from running shoes to rubber rain boots. Uncomfortable, irritating, blister- forming in all footwear very quickly. The somewhat large for sizing refers to the seams, since the rest of the sock is reasonable as to fit. Nastiest pair of socks I have ever tried.
1534070
So the price was what was very attractive to me, and the fact that they stated it can output 3000 watts (which is a lie). I thought I got something great but no, it smells bad, volume controls suck, and on top of that when I received it the only outputs were banana plugs (which was extremely annoying) considering almost everything is either RCA, 1/4 inch, XLR or Speakon. I tried to connect my computer and how a low humming sound and tried to do whatever I could to make it go away, but to no avail nothing worked. I also tried to connect it to my Pioneer DDJ Ergo LE and the speakers ended up making even more noise both low and a high pitched annoying noise. I know it isn't my speaker cables or the Dj controller because I connect the everything with my old Sony amplifier from like 1998 and it sounded louder, fuller, and made basically almost no noise. I plan on getting another quality amp to replace this one in order to use for my DJing. Basically I would say don't waste your time and money with this junk, I feel like i bought something from the mid 80s with this thing.
4935593
Very disappointed!  Assembly was no problem.  The problem was that the banana plugs did not snuggly fit the jacks.  In fact, in 2 out of 4 connections the banana plug literally fell out of the jacks.  I had to expand the plug splines with a knife blade to get them to fit somewhat snuggly.  Not good.
1507369
Banana connectors already coming loose. Leads are cheap and already breaking. Midi lock broke off and is inside. Tester tone is weak sounds like the last horn on a trap song.
4043288
I have bought 98 cent banana plugs and they work fine but the little screw tends to strip and if you don't have extra ones the plug becomes worthless.  I then bought these GLS generation II banana plugs and the first thing I noticed was the quality of the plugs.  90% of the plug is metal.  You get 2 extra screws per quantity of 10 plugs.  These screws are heavy duty and won't strip unless you purposely strip them so the extra 4 screws you get are more for if you lose one then if you strip it.  What sets these plugs apart from the cheaper banana plugs is the fact that it uses one screw to hold the wire w/insulation and another screw to hold the striped bare copper wire in securely.

The one design flaw has to do with the fact that you have to twist the plastic overlay piece to lock the plug into place whereas on the generation I and the other banana plugs that are out there, you just push them in to lock and the plug locks into place (kind of spring loaded).  It means with these Gen II plugs, you have an additional step to lock them in the back of the receiver.  Given the fact that it is crowded back there, and kind of hard to get in there, to lock the plug by having to twist the plastic overlay piece creates an inconvenient and an unnecessary step.  I predict they should come out with the Generation III GLS plugs which should have the Generation I spring action plug and the Generation II body but with a metal overlay piece (100% metal plug).

I am going to keep these plugs and not return them, as I don't plug and unplug banana plugs very often and the heavy duty 90% metal design and the double screw system make this set more desirable than the Gen I plugs.
877455
I took a chance on this product because it completed the set of kitchen accessories we were purchasing/already purchased.  That was a mistake.  Either the photo displaying the product contains banana peels with no fruit in them, or that banana hang up is nailed to the surface on which it is shown.  I gave the item 2 stars because it does look very nice and is not ridiculously priced.  I also gave it two stars based upon how many good-sized bananas it could hold without beginning to tip over.  If style, affordability, and usefulness of hanging a minimum number of bananas is what you are searching for, then this is your product.
270958
I regret the inability of my giving this item negative stars, for if I could, it would surely deserve such a rating.  This particular "replacement" adapter is only a replacement in the sense that a single salad might be seen as a viable "replacement" for a month's worth of proper meals.  Yes, the low price is enticing (ignoring the s/h costs, which are 3X that required for actual shipping, unless you live on some Dharma-Initiative-run island), but trust me--you most certainly get what you pay for in this case.  Actually no, you get less; for I'd ordered an adapter with an L-shaped plug, and was sent a straight-line plug.  Not that either would have made much difference, all told, since the thing worked for just ONE WEEK before developing serious faults.  And this was not due to any strenuous or even mildly exaggerated demands--I plugged it in, I unplugged it, period.  I didn't bend the cord(s), use it as a jump rope, or tie worms around it and dangle it over the water in deluded hopes of catching electric fish.  The adapter simply stopped functioning one day, sporadically deciding to provide power thereafter in a very "well...if you ask nicely and perform the proper sacrifices, then we'll see how I feel" kind of way.  Also, the adapter "box" (technical term escapes me) developed a tendency to get so hot I could've cooked food on it, or set fire to my house (this is not an exaggeration).  Long story short, I saw no choice but to order a "REAL" (parent-company-manufactured) adapter, which cost a bit more, but while it may end up working for only a couple years (as did the original), if it works for more than one week, it'll beat this massive fail of a device hands down.  My first clue as to the inferiority of this product came when the pkg arrived covered in assurances that the seller considered "customer satisfaction #1 priority"--much like an envelope containing a car key is often covered in assurances that you, the Current Resident, are among a select few who have been lucky enough to get invited to a prestigious auto-sales event, and may already have won a substantial cash prize.  Clue #2 was the complete absence of a receipt (electronic data could substitute, but...why not tangible proof, eh?).  Clue #3 was the straight-line plug vs. the L-shaped plug I'd been led to believe I would get.  Clue #4 was the actual failure itself (followed by an intermittent pulsing of sorts, wherein my computer would proclaim a rapid switching to/from battery power in a way that would send any epileptic into immediate and irretrievable fits) and clue #5 (as if there needed to be one) was the fact that the sticker on its side (once claiming "warranty void if removed") had been completely fried into unrecognizable smudges in only a few days due to the tremendous heat generated by the faulty electronics within.  The fact that it would cost more to complain and return than it did to acquire (and then, one could only expect to be provided another of its sad relatives) makes doing so pointless, which no doubt plays directly into the hands of the shoddy fly-by-night operation that is peddling these things; but if you really want something that's going to work properly, spend the few extra bucks for the real thing.  If you allow yourself to be suckered as I did, you'll be equally as sorry.  If you want it that badly, you might as well stab yourself in the foot with a sharp pencil right now--it'll provide nearly as much annoyance, and the bandage and Bactine will be cheaper in the long run.
2900753
They were adequate when they worked but not near as solid as plantronics BackBeat Fit. After a month of use (with decidedly sweaty runs of 30 to 60 minutes) they just stopped working. Got an awesome deal ($16) so I am not that freaked about them failing. That is about what they are worth. My plantronics lasted 2 years of about the same abuse, much better build quality and BlueTooth integration reliability. Won't bother with the warranty on these suckers, I am quite sure the price was set to get them off the shelf because of their unworthiness. Only buy for $10 and if you are ok with them failing after a week.
755987
These have to be some of, if not the worst, of all computer speakers one could possibly choose.  They frustrate by cutting out via the cheap potentiometer that was used.  They are good for a landfill and that's about it.  Not even sure I would try out other Klipsch products after owning these, honestly.

Don't even bother.  One can spend less and get better quality than these.
4458555
I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt, and hope that I just got an especially bad spool. But just the same, I'm very hesitant to order from this seller again given just how awful this spool of ABS turned out.

It was full of micro-fractures throughout, and diameter was VERY inconsistent. I tried five different prints with the spool before taking it off and going to the Amazon returns and refunds page to send the damn thing back. Every print failed, miserably. Filament loaded before was perfectly fine, and filament loaded after is perfectly fine, so it's obviously not something like my nozzle being clogged, or the plunger-mod failing. The filament was just crap.

The most annoying thing was that it *looked* like it was fine. The print looked great on the platform, but the second the print was done and I tried to remove it, it crumbled in my hand. It just fell apart in on itself. I've never seen anything like it.

Like I said - I'd like to think I just got some fluke-awful spool, but be wary when ordering this brand.
2433888
I ordered these earlier this year just in case my charger breaks. Just started to use them, and went through all of them in a span of a month. I was so excited because it was a variety pack and i was so sure that it would last, but boy was i wrong. the 3Ft didn't even work. The 6Ft. lasted for 2 weeks. The 10ft. lasted for 3 days. I didn't tamper with them. I would simply plug it into my phone, and it wouldn't work. I'd have to bend them and wiggle them and fold the wire to get them to work. Not worth it. take it from me. I actually took the time to write this review because I am a very unsatisfied customer and i'm trying to look out for the rest of you.
4334048
I have never disliked an amazon produce until now, these are the cheapest cables, they did not work at all, and the power cable was a cheap Chinese rip-off that was backwards so it didn't even fit the wii.
4672692
I had very high hopes for these drams.  I wanted to use them for handing out oils to other people to try.  I used 4 of them with zero issues, I got lucky when picking them out of the bags/box.  The ones I did use the plastic hole piece snapped in tightly and the lid went on perfectly, no issues.  I was super excited.  Fast forward several days and I'm making up some samples and the little plastic pieces aren't snapping into the drams, I thought maybe it was just the one I grabbed, a defect, nope...I TRIED ALL OF THEM and then tried different bottles.  I spent 25 minutes trying different combinations.  No luck.  So now I have these drams and they're useless.  When you put the plastic orifice dropper piece in and turn it upside down, it just falls right out.  I am beyond angry and frustrated that I wasted my money.
2682284
I tried it once, and threw it away. Wastes too much bananas.
3064352
The title says it all. Thought I got a deal. Obviously they discounted these so much because they are crap now.
766927
Horrible instructions with multiple, conflicting typos. For example, typed instruction will list a "1", but the corresponding item on the diagram is listed as "I" and then this situation is reversed for another item.

Bobbin will not catch and/or hold thread. Machine too delicate for most applications.

I'm only keeping this item for the thread at this point, as paying for return shipping would be too much of a hassle. I didn't expect the world, but this is cheaply priced to match how cheaply it is made.

Ultimately, we got more use out of a $3 needle/thread pack from the grocery store.