Cool Design, Poor Functionality
921980
I got this watch because I really liked the design, the color and the brand. When I received it I noticed the time was hard to read. It doesn't matter whether or not you are inside or outside, the time is barely readable. The way the background is dark and the numbers are light is what makes it hard to read, the numbers more or less blend into the background. Seeing as how the use of a watch is to tell the time, it made the watch not as desirable. The watch fit very well and the color is what I wanted, but functionality is poor.
2586619
The design is comfortable and the concept is awesome. Unfortunately, I started having intermittent connection issues, switching from using it with my phone and my computer. I seriously had to delete any memory of it from my computer and pair it again to get it to work. Finally, I decided just to use it with my computer and many days I don't bother using it, there is so much static and when there isn't, the sound is like listening through a tin can. They were a gift or I would have returned them. I'm back to using my wired ones.
48338
cool design, but it the phone does not feel comfortable and ergonomic when you hold it with your ear.
2857604
I got this at a reduced price, so I'm not upset about this purchase. Had I paid full price, I would've returned it.

This lock is nice in that it's got a cool design and requires no key. What I don't like is that it's so finicky! Sometimes I don't know if I'll be able to unlock it given that sometimes it doesn't want to open. Takes way longer than it should to open.

Set up is straightforward but locking is always a gamble. I'd consider other locks before this one.
3074036
After all this time the Razr is still a sexy, sleek design...I bought it for my wife and she loves the design, I do too...However the functionality went down hill on this particular phone. The back end of the case does not close tightly and we are experiencing technical glitches; static, no voice on the other end after answering or not able to receive calls at times. Unfortunate, my first product review and it is a bad one. I will further review the response from the seller.
1967763
This mouse looks cool and I really wish I liked this mouse but I do not. Apart from requiring a lot of getting used to the shape and the non-mechanical scrolling and clicking, it simply lacks functionality in the third button scroll wheel while using AutoCad and similar programs. After awhile using it for simple office and browsing task, my thumb and pinky finger began to hurt from wrapping around the underside of the arc.
3673430
The design is really cool, but the material it's made of is stiff and that makes working the buttons difficult, even for an adult with relatively strong hands. The fit is short on the top and bottom which make the lip curve and offset the headphone jack, speaker and charge port openings, which even if aligned properly you still can't plug to charge, as the hole is to small, so the case has to come off to charge. That's not an option.
I don't think this item was designed properly and will be returning. Shame because I really wanted a case with this specific design that would be practical and fit properly as well.
3245821
I wanted to love this, but it does not seem to be designed properly to allow keys to smoothly bypass or stack on top of one another.  The product could be improved by...well, a trip back to the engineering department.  Maybe it would work better with a different key spacing/placement design, perhaps plates of a different length (Shorter? Longer? I have no idea), or even different screws or washers. I'm pretty handy and actually enjoy assembling things (cheap furniture, kids' toys, IKEA junk...). This, however, was so maddening! I have small hands and just enough fingernails to be useful, but during installation I found myself getting frustrated with the minutely-sized pieces. I'm dreading the inevitable task of helping my husband and his meaty mitts when he tries to assemble his own W-plus key holder.  Problem number one - teeny tiny rubber washers with the centers still attached.  Ok...I used my fingernails to pick the tiny centers out, but what's Mr. Man-Hands gonna do - Get out some dental tools and mini-forceps?  Problem two - spacing the keys within the plates is an impossible puzzle to complete. I took this thing apart a half dozen times trying to get four keys in it without the extension pieces.  It just wouldn't work.  I tried doubling up on the rubber washer spacers on one side to provide enough clearance for a key on the opposite side to rotate, but then the key wouldn't remain parallel to the plates when tightening up the screws. I tried leaving the spacers between keys out; still no luck. No matter what, unless you have very, very short keys (such as those used for small padlocks), they will not stack or nest nicely inside the two plates without excessive fiddling between every use. Problem three - the screw design. It seems impossible to tighten the screws just enough to keep the keys from rotating freely without ultimately over-tightening everything, which results in undue effort to swing a key out for use. And, by using the nylon/rubber washer arrangement as indicated in the diagram, very little space is left on the screw posts for actual keys. Even with the minimum number of washers on either side of the plate I could not get more than four keys (that's only two each side) into the device, and when I got four into it, the keys were so awkwardly nested/spaced, I couldn't get them to rotate. MADDENING! I've reduced the number of keys in my device to three. I could carry more, but I would need to use the extension pieces, and then it would be bigger than I'd like, plus I'm not a janitor, so I don't really need very many keys with me on a daily basis.  I don't know if I'll keep using this, and I certainly wouldn't recommend the product to anyone until the company does some redesigns.
1494102
I really wanted to like this- I even bought it for my sister as well.  However, its just not a good design.

1) the infuser part really isn't that big, so there isnt' much room for expansion of tea, or for water movement
2) The size of the item causes a lot of water displacement in the mug, so I end up missing out on an inch or more of tea (I really love my tea, so that matters a lot to me!)
3) its tricky to clean.  The only way I can get out the brewed tea leaves is running water, and even then its not as thorough as it should be due to a rough lip at the opening.  its too small to get more than one finger in, so there is no real scrubbing you can do either.

I do like the little tray, to collect the drips, but for that to be of use you would have to be willing USE the item.

I do really love Tea Forte's designs for the most part- their double walled tumbler is one of my favorite mugs to use for loose tea, and I adore it!  I put it through its paces too!  But this design just falls short, unfortunately.  Its beautiful, but that's where it ends.
3655991
I liked the simplicity of this design.  Sadly, it just doesn't work adequately.  The trackpad tends to sag in relation to the keyboard, and you can't click the trackpad.  I didn't think that would be an insurmountable issue, but not being able to click and drag becomes... ...well, a real drag.

The stupid rubber spacer was always becoming weirdly displaced too.  The amount of time I spent fiddling with it started to cut into my productivity.

Just not worth it, especially for the cost.  I paid the 30 bucks thinking it would be a solid, elegant solution.  For 5 bucks, I'd call it serviceable.  For 30, it's a piece of crap.

I purchased a version from Henge Docks (http://www.amazon.com/Henge-Docks-Wireless-Keyboard-Trackpad/dp/B006T3RM08/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395523782&sr=8-1&keywords=Henge+Docks+Clique+for+the+Apple+Wireless+Keyboard+and+Magic+Trackpad).  It's not a perfect product, either, but it's WORLDS better, in my opinion.

I give it 2 stars because it more-or-less works, and the design is not without any merit.  I'm just glad there are other, better options.
775744
I was captivated by the concept of a "scissor mouse" that would "make gift wrapping a breeze." I struggle to make straight cuts on long rolls of wrapping paper so I thought, this is a "very cool design, very cool tool."

Unfortunately, I quickly discovered that a pair of good, sharp regular scissors work as well, and are certainly more versatile.  A key hint - the mouse works on "flat" surfaces, i.e., you cut on a tabletop. So you have to eventually pick up those regular scissors for trimming, cutting ribbons, etc. anyway.

I was disappointed in the mouse's actual cuts. It worked better on good quality, heavier wrapping paper. On less expensive, more flimsy paper, it tended to tear rather than cut, even when moved forward slowly and carefully. Further, it can be a bit of a trick to "start" or tuck your paper into the mouse's small sheath underneath the device to begin cutting.

In sum, it's an OK product with limited uses.
3042523
the concept is strong, but the actual design is flawed for one major, and one minor reason:

major - the placement of the 'fn' key...right next to the 'ctrl' key.  this pretty much makes using 'ctrl' key combos a major headache, and they are fundamental to any who uses a computer professionally.  key-mapping software is unable to help, so this means you are forced to adapt.

minor - poor ergonomics without the attachments.  it feels awkward, and there are no pegs to lift up the back end.  it simply lays flat on the desk.  without any attachments, its rather uncomfortable.  i'm using the palm rest attachment, and i don't think i'd use this keyboard without it.

that said, it's the only one of its kind, and a good product. just a couple minor adjustments, and it be 5 star awesome, and worth every $$$.

*been using it for a while, i can re-confirm, the 'fn' key is a massive pain.  also, the 'f' keys are a little hard to reach. if you're in the habit of using them, it'll prob require moving your arm.
3905559
I like the design as having a soft grip, and clip, but the mechanical function is poor. When I click the top, the lead either advances too much or too little. All four in the package are the same way, so it's not a simple case of one defective item in the lot. Will be going back to name brand.
4072912
Cool design, and came in handy, but as soon as I put my ID, a few dollars, and a debit card in the wallet side, the seams burst open. It also leaves a strange mark on the screen of my phone.
557796
Great design, love the slim keyboard and mouse feels great.  I planned to use this as my media center setup because of the 30 ft range, but let me tell you 3 inches is not enough to ensure a stable link and reliable performance.  After failing to perform on my laptop 6 ft away with direct LOS, I moved to a PC instead with the sensor 2 feet away, and had exact same issues.  These include the mouse that simply refuses most of the time to double click, or single click, or move smoothly.  I'm a PC tech, so all standard troubleshooting was done.  Deal breaker, it is going back to the store.  Pitty, because I REALLY like the keyboard and mouse design... but come on, if it is going to be wireless please make it work as such.
4802032
I really liked the idea of the design. You just put your phone in and it snaps into place. But the back button is made in such a dumb way. There are two fragile plastic pegs that hold that big button in place. Mine already broke... Gonna try and find a way to keep using it. Probably just glue on some rubber or something.
1996198
The idea behind the design of this portable alarm clock/light is a good one. But unfortunately most of its features work at best intermittently or have major flaws. The biggest problem is that there seems to be no way to adjust the volume of the alarm. It's simply always shockingly LOUD.  Even more importantly, turning on the device to use the lamp sets off the incredibly loud alarm. I've discovered if I switch the device off and on rapidly, twice, I can avoid hearing the nerve-wracking sound. But really, I shouldn't have to troubleshoot a light each time I want to use it.
Other major flaws:
1. Sometimes the device simply won't turn on. This has nothing to do with being adequately charged. It just occasionally doesn't work.
2. The bluetooth works intermittently at best. I think I've been able to use it twice.
3. Turning off the alarm requires picking up the unit and finding a very small button on the front, or turning it off entirely via another very small button on the underside. This is definitely not ideal first thing in the morning coming out of sleep.
4. Unlike the product pictured on Amazon, the light comes with an blue Old Shark brand image on the front above the digital display. The sleek design would otherwise be quite nice next to a bed, but the logo makes it look cheap and ugly.
5. It comes with a USB cable, but no charger. You have to have a charger already -- say for an iPhone -- to use it.

On the positive side: the touch light function -- accessible via the top of the unit -- is quite nice and the different levels of light are pleasant and useful.