Good but with a couple issues
927039
ALMOST as good as a T.H.E. Wallet but not quite.
It ain't going to fail though.
Made in Taiwan. Bill compartment could have been longer.  It fits US currency just barely without folding the bills.  T.H.E Wallet Jr. is a better choice in my opinion
1341965
This keyboard has great keys that are easy to tyype on and has worked great with my new ipad air 2.  There are two issues that I have had that are somewhat difficult.  First, the keyboard on the ipad itself comes up automatically and will not go down easily when the keyboard is hooked up to the ipad which blocks half of my screen.  This happened on a google chat call also and I would hit the keyboard button on the keyboard which would take the keyboard down for a little while but then it would pop up again.  Right now the typing screen will not go down even when I do hit the keyboard button on the keyboard.  Does anyone have suggestions about this?  The second issue is opening and closing the keyboard/ipad.  I have learned to lay the whole thing flat and then push the unit together.  There does not seem to be an easy way to just fold the ipad down and close the unit.  For the price though, this is a great unit and I would recommend it.
1005359
The headphones have the sound quality I expected (quite good) and the wireless feature is nice. However, there are two annoying bugs that I am a little frustrated with. First, the headphones turn off each time they are docked so that you have to turn on the base station and the headset separately each time you want to listen to them. Second, when the sound is very low or goes silent briefly the headphones "skip" a little. This is not a problem for most of my library of music but I notice it when a song is fading out at the end (the headphones will stop playing prematurely once the sound is low enough) or when there is a brief silence in the middle of a track. Overall I like them, but they were not quite as nice as I had hoped.
2404724
The screen protector was good quality and protects the screen, but there are a few issues with mines. There is a noticible line on my protector that I cannot remove, and the bottom near the button tore and is letting in air. I don't know how this happened
3446921
I've been using it daily for the last 4 months.  I like it, but there's a couple of issues that I don't think they can resolve (maybe a future version?)

1. Higher DPI, I like a really sensitive mouse since I use 3 monitors and don't like picking up my mouse in general.  I want at least a 3000 DPI option.
2. I knock it over when switching from keyboard to mouse every once in a while, so maybe make it a bit more bottom heavy to keep it upright?
3. Looser scroll wheel.  I scroll a lot and want it to just go until I'm ready for it to stop.  Other mice have this.
4. Middle clicking is a bit awkward, maybe have a button option below the scroll wheel for this

Overall, I'm really happy with it, it feels really nice and natural to use.  The finish is not too slippery or grippy, the left/right click feels great, and I like the wired option.  It's a steal for the price, and I'm willing to pay more for the options I listed above if Anker continue to make new versions of this mouse.
876129
This is a PC good wheel for the most part.  Good feel and plenty of button access.  I did run into a few of issues.

It seems to default the pedals to buttons.  You have to regularly use the program button and left on the pad to reset the pedals to be an axis of movement instead of just all on or all off.

The drivers do not seem to ID it to Windows as a Wheel, but as a game controller which, specifically in Grid 2, disables the advanced wheel settings (also a design flaw in Grid 2) making it unusable in that game.

The suction cup/base design make it set up too high for normal use (unless you are driving a bus).  I have to set it on my lap which is a little awkward.

The pedal design and springs cause it to move if not in some way mounted on the floor, causing you to have to chase your pedals around while driving.
2485817
I like everything about it except for these 2 issues.
1) The first day I had it installed I tested every feature and after testing the DVD player I pressed on eject and nothing happened, tried eject over and over and nothing, I even tried eject on the remote and still nothing. The next day I tried the eject again and this time it worked! It might have been due to the rare cold weather we had here (between 0-10). It works now so I'm not concerned too much.
2) This one is a deal breaker if not fixed soon. The first day I tried the GPS and everything worked OK but noticed the maps were not up to date (IT didn't even have my home street on it). So I removed the micro sd card and followed the instructions to load new maps and everything worked fine. I went to insert the sd card and it wouldn't go in, I am not a rooky when it comes to electronics and know how to insert an sd card so don't make the assumption it's a user error, it's not. I even had my neighbor try and he had no success.

One of the main reasons I purchased this was for the navigation and without that I really don't want it. I'll wait to see the response for seller/mfg
4607471
Love the Remote. However, there are some problems that I have noticed. 1. a Like of buttons for quick channel changing. 2. It's too easy to touch the screen and cause Remote to react accidently
1374247
The good and the bad. It has decent battery life and the sound quality on both ends is good. I've never had a need to use the secondary earpiece, so no opinion of that. Now for the bad  The eargel rotates on the earpiece and this makes it very difficult to tell the orientation of the answer, play, plus and minus buttons when it is in your ear. To help with orientation, I took a simple fingernail file and filed a small notch at the answer button. The last item is the biggest, it constantly disconnects from my phone and this happens with different phones. If I go out of range of the phone, the headpiece has a hard time automatically reconnecting when I am back in range. Also it frequently loses Bluetooth connection when I am in range. Sometimes it will reconnect and sometimes it won't, when it doesn't I have to turn the headpiece off and back on (which is also a challenge at times),  occasion  interacting with my phone may do it or simply wait until it decides to connect.
3974844
Not a bad keyboard but has some flaws you should be aware of. I have been using this keyboard for a year.

Like many others, I have a problem where the left shift key produces the pipe (|) character instead of performing the shift function. This problem was sporadic early on and has gotten worse as time has passed to the point where the keyboard is no longer usable. Also, the enter key on the numeric keypad works intermittently at best.

As others have mentioned the keyboard drops the Bluetooth connection after a short time of inactivity to save battery, which means the initial characters you type will not be sent to the device. This takes some getting used to and has been frustrating, but I knew this before purchasing.

Lastly, battery life is not good. Using fresh Duracell alkaline batteries, I get about 7 weeks before the battery is at 10% and the messages start popping up telling me to replace them (messages pop up about once an hour until I change the battery out of frustration). This is true even if the keyboard is plugged into a hot usb port of the second device, it is still draining the battery to power the Bluetooth connection. Powering the Bluetooth from the usb source (when available) and maintaining the Bluetooth connection seems like an easy change that would make this keyboard a lot less frustrating.

Other than the above, it works well, is a good size and light weight, has OK tactile feel for a chicklet keyboard. I have contacted Kennsington and they are sending a replacement, hopefully this one lasts longer.
2476386
This is a pretty good product, especially for the price point. I gave 4 stars because there  2 issues that were enough together for me to take a star.  First , the legs don't sit even and the rack wobbles because of it. Its in no danger at all of tipping but it is wobbly. That by itself wouldn't cost a star but the rack is advertised at 500lbs and they must have strategically loaded it to get that weight because i loaded 180lbs on 1 side and i could visibly see the rack bending. I quickly unloaded the weight and started to distribute it differently so it wouldnt lean so hard. These 2 issues , for me, were enough to take a star but overall im very happy with my purchase and still would have bought it even if i knew it had these issues

Im very pleased so far
2181234
Hi, like it but there were couple of isues. The hole for the camera not right the lens are not on the center the len is almost on a bottom corner also the front of the tablet bottom the left menu switch it wanst visible i have to cut the piece to access also by the rught side the arow also it wasn visible have to cut it too. Plus is alilbit tight hopefully with time gets on place
3582810
I loved having this tablet for a while. It's very light-weight, has a long battery life and runs all my Windows applications. Having the detachable keyboard was an absolute necessity. However, I have a few problems:

-The older Intel Atom chip in this device is not sufficient to keep it running smoothly when doing Windows tasks. It's not quite as bad as a netbook, though.
-The device very clearly needs more RAM. It is quick to run out of memory in usage, prompting me to close applications. It's just not too good for multitasking
-WHY would you put the primary charging port on the bottom of the tablet? How am I supposed to use this thing while charging??? Couldn't you have put one port for the keyboard dock and another for charging the device on the side?
-Charging while using it with or without the dock should have been more seamless. But the connection is not even consistent when charging both through the charging port of the keyboard while it's attached.
2406881
There is a lot to like about this keyboard. I feel like it adds some durability to protecting the iPad as it does have a thick covering and heft around the iPad. The backlight feature works well. The way it charges off the iPad and does not need any additional cords is convenient. After a week of use I will still have to return it. The only negative is the lack of consistency when you dock it on the connector to use the keyboard. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I have a problem about 50% of the time where I have to undock and redock sometimes several times before the keyboard will activate. Its too bad, I like everything else about it but I cannot live with something that causes this much frustration.
1533007
I really like this concept, and the design isn't too bad, except for a few caveats: While I appreciate the workmanship, and my not needing to be hooked up to my phone while listening to music and audiobooks, I am finding some flaws which I believe need to be fixed if someone is going to pay around $100 for these.  (By the way, I wanted these because I cannot have my phone dropping on the floor as I am asleep listening to a meditation recording or music.)

First of all, I have a lot of trouble with the controls (volume, on/off).  I have trouble locating and manipulating them.  I am in the dark when I need to turn the system off.  Also, I cannot do a very good job manipulating the controls even when I am able to locate them.

Second of all, not every person can understand diagrams and no text.  Instructions are usually poor for electronic devices as it is.  Please do not skimp on the setup instructions.  This wasn't a walk in the park; though, I appreciate having these earphones.

I like the sound ok, and yet I do understand if people will pick it apart because of the price of this item.

Otherwise, I can see this item lasting quite awhile; it doesn't seem as though it was made cheap.  The controls are my most important concern, while I just love being able to listen without being connected to my phone.  Also, the actual earplugs have adaptors of various sizes which is very high on my priority list since I usually have trouble keeping them in.  (My hair is short, but long enough to cause interference.)

Overall I gave this item 3 stars because the merits outweigh the flaws by enough of a margin in my view.
4819143
I love this thing, except for a couple issues.  I've been using it daily 2x a day for the last 8 month for protein shakes mostly.  It blends crushed ice and the protein nicely and no issues there.  However the one time I blended dry oats in the blender, it scratched up the inside, so it is no longer smooth and clear.  I have also noticed that after enough times through the dishwasher the lid no longer fits on the cup correctly -- it leaks through the top (I believe it has shrunk) and today I found a crack in it.  I suggest blending just wet items and hand washing the lid to make it last.
4595076
I did like this unit better at first especially as it can connect to two devices as once.  My iPad and my phone and takes calls as needed and switches back to my video, etc when the call is done - but an issue has caused me to only go three stars. The small screen covering on the mic has begun to fray and cause an uncomfortable feeling on my skin.  The second dislike is the constant need to re-seat it in position on the ear to keep from falling off and to be able to hear well as when it slips out some as the volume is not enough to hear well.