4-Stars only because of age, but works great!
920733
I gave this only 4 stars just because it was old and a little dusty, otherwise it is good to have a replacement that works. The "programming" procedure is a generic one that is used for many remotes, and depending on the condition of your ignition and the remote may be a little touchy. It took three separate tries to get it to work and in fact I had to add a few more repetitions of the key in and out to get the proper response. But once the lights flashed, everything else worked fine. I appreciate having this at the price I paid.
2752034
Works great, functions as intended, and I highly recommend this little tool for digitizing older analog video. BUT, after an old analog video is digitized you'll need another software to really, properly, and adequately edit and clean up the video. Plus add bling to the video. But for basic video conversion this little fellow does the trick in grand style.
1767595
I bought this record player for my 4 year old nephew, and he loves it! There are some important differences to note, however.

This is not exactly the same as we remember, as it now takes batteries.  Yes, the old one didn't need batteries, but things change.  I had a relative who could not comprehend that batteries were now needed.  That's ok! The batteries are AA, and go in easily.  The sound is great, and very clear.

I saw a few questions about the durability of the product.  It is quite durable.  My nephew plays rough and slammed those records on it, and it looked like it could take quite a beating.  There's also a slot at the top to store the records, so you can keep everything in one place.

It's still a great toy, despite not being "just like the original."  My nephew loved it and so will other kids!
1235897
Great value and performance, but take care that if you have a 3 year old machine, it might not have the hardware to give it the full performance
4976961
I originally bought this product 7+ years ago for my MP3 player from Target for about 15$.  It introduced much less noise to the stereo when the MP3 was charging and playing music compared to a 5 volt radio shack ciggy plug.

Later I adapted it to act as a speed control for 12 volt computer muffin fans, and it works great for this.  I put a knob on the voltage selector dial so I do not need a tool to change speeds.

It sees a lot of use, and abuse, and I have had to remelt some solder joints on the circuit board which got loose and intermittent, and it still works great after my repair.

I bought a second one  from Amazon, but have not put it into regular use yet as my repair is holding.

It grabs both ciggy plug and 12 volt power ports tightly.  There is some small diameter changes to these plugs over the years and this works in both nicely.

I have also exceeded the 18 watt limit on a few occasions with no issues but would not recommend doing so
401153
I bought the first one of these about 40 years ago and it still works great - I have 2 more and they just don't quit.  They are simply perfect.  I have 2 of the small ones that aren't made any more, and one of the current size, around 4.5".  All of them work perfectly, after many years and a lot of use.  The oldest one is a little less shiny but as I said, I've had it for 40 years :)
3644749
Works very well with our Vizio TV, which is about 4 years old. I had to enter the third code listed in the instructions because the first two only worked partially (not all the buttons were active with the codes). The third code entered allowed all of buttons to function properly.
4000371
Works (and still working after 2 yrs) great.
1302338
Have used this for the past 3 to 4 years, and it still works great.
1063886
Had the can opener for about a month and so far, so good.  This is being used by a soon-to-be 87 year old with little strength in her hands.  I estimate she opens about 4 cans a week.  We haven't changed out the batteries as of yet...it's still working well.  It took a few cans for practice but the soon-to-be 87 year old does well with it.
UPDATE - have had the opener for 4 months and it's still working like a charm!  Had to replace the batteries once.
ANOTHER UPDATE - 11 months after arrival, it's opened it's last can.  Only changed the batteries the one time.  We don't know if it was the user that caused it's demise, or if it just died because of it's natural life span.  I'm ordering another as it was a godsend.
2811373
I've bought two of these, one for me that is over 3 years old, and one for my mom, Works great.
4821630
This external 3.5" Floppy drive did a satisfactory job of reading disks from twenty years ago.  About 15-20% of the disks could not be read.  Error messages suggested bad headers, etc.  Perhaps, also, there may have been issues with the mechanics of the disk itself, because some of them had terrible grinding sounds!  One complaint mentioned by other reviewers is the need to completely unplug the device in order to read another disk.  Rather than put that wear and tear on my USB receptacle, I used a "Sabrent 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches and LEDs (HB-UMLS) by Sabrent" (in quotes is the Amazon header for this item).  The power switches on the 4-port hub allowed me to power off and then on again, without having to unplug. Overall, I am satisfied with the drive.
1797626
We have a Dell Inspiron desktop (518) with a dead PSU.  I bought this to replace, and it works great!  Overall, I like all the connections available out of the box, although my system is OEM with no upgrades, so many are not used....but you never know what we might do in the future.  While there are only two SATA connections, that seems quite common.  My real gripe was that the two SATA connections are VERY close together and would not span the distance between the two devices needing this power, so I had to hit Radio Shack for a molex-to-SATA adapter so I could power my DVD player in that way.  It works just fine, but it would have been nice not to spend the extra time and dollars for an extension.

The only other thing that we had to "adjust for" was that the Dell motherboard uses a 24 pin power adapter, which this unit supplies, but it a 20-pin plus and a 4-pin supplemental power plug.  No big deal, other than there are plastic tabs on the 4-pin that we had to snip off with fingernail clippers before it would fit next to the 20-pin part.  Easy enough, but seemingly poor design.

In the end, the computer works perfectly and my wife thinks my son and I are techo-giants, so score.  As far as I can see, you will do well to consider this product.
4633167
Wish is was a little bigger, but it works great
1700320
First of all, as a splitter or 3-way socket (whatever you like to call it), it works great!  I read other reviews that said "too tight" or "too loose".  I pluged in a few things in this spliiter (GPS, radar dectector, converter, cell phone charger).  All of them fit in the splitter like gloves.

Secondly, the batter indicator works great too.  I guess my car battery is not as high-capacity as the others.  If I turn off the engiene and leave GPS, radio, and a few things on, I can see the battery level drop in about 10 to 30 minutes.  So it conveniently reminds me what my car battery charge is.

Oh, one last thing, its own power cord is not too short, though not too long either.  It's about 4 to 5 feet, I guess.

Overall, a good splitter!
935056
Seems old right? But it's way better than paying $100 for Microsoft's glorified SAME product. This thing works great. I used to have it in my room, which is close to the router (on the same floor), but now it's moved to the basement. I was worried it wouldn't work at all, but all 5 bars on COD and HD picture on netflix. I was amazed, yet not really because it has worked so well for probably 2 years now. The installation on your computer is a little tricky, but once you figure it out, all works great. (You only need to install with computer if your internet is password protected).
1525532
I recently found myself looking through Goodwill for a replacement for an All-In-One printer I had to leave with my roommate when I moved out of a previous apartment. I was lucky enough to score a (working!) Pixma iP90v to go along with this scanner, but the printer's another review.

Knowing the compatibility risks of a machine this particularly old, I could get it to work with Windows 7 by running the installation utility until the files were unzipped instead of installed, and then using Device Manager to look up the drivers in the folder. It's still too old to work with Windows Fax & Scan but will detect just fine in Photoshop CS4's Import menu. The handy-dandy "scan button" in front will bring up a list of programs to scan to by default, but one of them is "Imaging" which hasn't been a thing since XP. Canon also has 98-era software for that button., but it isn't really needed by this point.

It works just fine on regular photos and sketches, which comprise most of the items I end up scanning. Anything that needs better quality is usually in a larger format than can fit on this, but I have access to those kinds of scanners in college so I don't mind. I love that it's at least compact enough to stash in my closet when I'm not using it. Overall it's just good enough to justify the ~$20 pricetag it was, and I hope it doesn't quit on me anytime too soon.