Worth Five Bucks...not much more.
929072
This book needs to be organized as an outline. When you look at the page, it's hard to see which are main headings, and what are subordinate points. Too bad, as any major word processor can do that automatically. But, there are some good tips and hints. However as an overview of the menuing structure, it suffers.
1327618
for the price of 6 bucks, you can't ask for more.  My 7 year old used it for a short play.  It was too small for here, but it worked well enough and it was the only size available.  Better suited for a 5 year old.
4748832
I used this tablet for about five months, and it's a pretty good alternative to the more expensive tablets...to a point.

This thing is CHEAP. It feels cheap, and it also has a different company name printed on it. The instructions are in some hilarious Engrish. The pen is a little bulky and has two AAA batteries inside, held in place by a flimsy metal clip that I can see being easily messed up if you're not careful. It doesn't have an eraser at the end like other graphics pens.

The drawing surface isn't bad, though. It's got a bit of a grain to it, but you get used to it pretty quickly. The bulkiness of the pen isn't really a problem, either. And as cheap as the tablet feels, it's pretty sturdy and sits comfortably in your lap. Not sure if it would be comfortable sitting on a table, though.

Installing the drivers is like going to China in 1993. It's awful, and I can't even begin to tell you how I installed them. It was like voodoo. The CD has a Windows 95-looking installer that wants to install a bunch of crappy software you would never use for anything.

It has 1024 pressure levels, which is decent enough for most stuff, though the pen will occasionally glitch out an spew a solid line of color no matter how lightly you're pressing down, but this doesn't happen often. There are a few shortcut areas at the top of the tablet, but I never used them. I used it pretty regularly for about five months before the batteries died, so that ain't bad.

So, overall, this (or, I imagine, other tablets from Monoprice) is a good investment considering the price if you want a graphics tablet for screwing around with. Not great if you intend to use it a lot/do more professional work. But I can see the smaller tablets being a good get if you have kids that want to draw on the computer machine, or if you're new to tablets.

In summary, this is a cheap piece of Chinese crap, but it works pretty well in spite of itself.
2661639
Decent headphones, but the treble is way to high/bass not high enough. But, decent for a a 5 dollar pair.
3408823
Aesthetically 5 out of 5.  Quality feels really light and cheap, kind of regret paying $80 for this.  Nothing else really bad to say about it,  but realistically it's worth and feels more like $20
4650039
Good for the price, but won't hold anything for long without a central support. Still, for less than $5 can't complain
745389
Cheap Price, Built Well, Functional/Practical, Surprisingly Good Audio Quality, Comfort = Meh

Can't really beat the price to quality ratio, all other aspects are pretty well rounded.
While no single feature makes this a great product, the combination of them all makes me feel these are worth $20-$25. The sound quality was surprisingly good, but still mediocre to decent at best. My spouse (who I got these as a gift for mainly because they were purple and she didn't care if they were $5) says these don't suffocate her ears like other headphones would.

FYI in a quiet room, if you are listening to these even at a low volume, others will hear what you are listening to.
3680919
This product is just barely ok.  But for 6.99, can't really complain.  Kind of feels cheap in the hand but it does work.  So function is there and that is most important.  If you are looking for a cheap, blue-tooth selfie remote that works, this is your product.
4394730
It's... okay.
The pros:
- It's small.
-It's cheap. For the price it's not too terrible, but it is DEFINITELY NOT worth more.
-It does work via battery or by USB plug.
-You can use it whilst it's charging.
-the bluetooth does work and so does the headphone jack plugin.

The cons:

-It's not really loud; you're not going to hear it in the next room very well.
-The voice is SUPER ANNOYING. There's a computerised woman's voice that you hear when you open it that says, "POWER ON." It's awful and I haven't found any way to make it not do that.
-The "BLOOP" noise it makes when pairing with a device isn't any better.
-The audio range is limited and there's occasionally some fuzziness to the sound.
-The USB cable is only 3 feet and the headphone jack cable is only 3 inches. Be aware of this when planning how you'll be setting things up.

So overall, it's not the worst thing. It is louder than an iPad or iPhone alone, which is the point. It's not a super-fantastic speaker. It's portable and it's lightweight and it's relatively cheap.
3908326
smallllllllll. costs about 5 cents to make. get something better.
305282
If you can get this for close to $5 as an add-on like I did, get it.
2727510
I get it, it's five bucks, but anything that's plastic here falls apart like a cracker. Don't waste your time.
1657880
This item is a better value than what's available retail, but don't pay too much.
It is a little flimsy.
I would not pay more than about $5.00 to $6.00 (including shipping) for this item.
If you're going to pay more, I would suggest one of the higher-end/sturdier types.
The hard plastic clip and the soft "gel" shell are not attached real well, though I haven't had a problem with it thus far.
I walk with it, but would not be confident using it for more rigorous activities.
200702
Ummmm...maybe should have paid up for the name brand. OK if you're looking for a cheap, once-in-a-while alternative. 2.5 to be fair.
1023529
This is a bit brief and dry. To me, not worth more than about $5. I really got nothing from it.
686437
I don't tend to like magnifier focus flashlights but for under four bucks, I figured I'd get a few extra flashlights. These are fine. Of the three I received one of them seems to have a poorly threaded end cap, but it gets on there... QC, through Quantity, I guess they call it. Not going to bother with returns etc... as it works, and it wasn't worth any hassle sending it back. Magnifier is typical for a flashlight of this type. You can focus it until you can see the outline of the LED chip on the wall. Brightness is just average. My take is it's good for extras to throw in the tackle box or glove box, Nice for <$4 stocking stuffers, but of course, not even close to replacing a decent EDC type light (and of course, nowhere near the price). Ok for what it is, worth the price, don't expect more.
3264501
Serves its purpose...I guess... the sound isn't terribly good-- gets distorted easily. Does NOT light up to the beat. I wouldn't pay more than 5$ for this.