Nice features, poor reliability.
929024
Has many desirable features for the price.  Had problems out of the box with showing only partial screen at default bit rate.  Was intermittently viewable for less than 10 hrs before video couldn't be seen.  Web interface worked ok, but couldn't see the video no matter what encoding was selected.  No problems with any other camera used in this installation.
4660427
I love the cameras...when they work. The good: The cameras are very cool. You can get thumbnails delivered to your phone via text or app, or via Email, usually 1-10 minutes later depending on the network. The camera includes 1 month of free service, and after that it's a $10 subscription per month for 1,000 thumbnails. You can remotely change the settings using the mobile app, so you can switch the delay time, number of photos, or change to video instead of photos. Videos require pulling the memory card- they aren't sent over the air due to bandwidth. It's a very cool, useful tool.
The bad:
(1) These cameras are notoriously unreliable. After 2 months, one camera repeatedly got "Modem Init Fail" error, and all the troubleshooting didn't help. Bushnell Support advised me to send it back, and it took almost 5 weeks to get a replacement. That replacement was a refurbished camera from someone else, and a month later, that replacement got "Modem Init Fail." Now I lose it for another month. That's not just right.
(2) The battery contacts use the old coiled springs, instead of the newer, less problematic metal blades, to contact the negative end of the battery. That means when you remove the batteries a few times, the springs get bent slightly.
(3) My 3rd problem camera now tells me "Low Battery" even with brand new batteries. All the troubleshooting steps don't help, and 5 different sets of brand new batteries of all types it still doesn't work. The Customer Support numbers give a standard "nobody is available, please leave a voicemail"... so I'm sending in a 3rd new camera for repair/replacement.
(4) When the camera is working properly, you must go through the Setup process every time you turn it on. If you turn it off to pull the memory card or replace the battery, you cannot just turn it back on or you won't get photos or videos. You need to go through the Setup process every single time you turn it on. I also highly suggest waiting until you get real live test photos (not their single test photo) before packing up and leaving. Getting the single automated test photo does not mean you'll actually get photos when something moves in front of the camera.

With 3 of 4 virtually brand new camera failing within a couple months, Bushnell has a problem. If they were to send a replacement overnight, it wouldn't be as bad, but losing the camera for a month until they send a refurbished replacement is not a good customer experience. Amazon's answer is that they will only give a refund during the first 30 days. After that, you have to wait for Bushnell to get around to it. I really really want to love this camera, but I'm very disappointed. I would not buy it again.
379857
Loved it until it failed in the second week. But then it was a refurb, a point I somehow missed; you take your chances. While it worked, it was wonderful. And a caveat: quitting unexpectedly and endless unilateral cycling on and off have been described as OS problems (though this was Windows 7, and should be past that; seems to be common with Windows 8, which I won't buy).
3362663
Good price and fully functional in my cell phone. Great warranty. After about a year, the card started generating errors and required software repairs. I should have backed up the data and ordered a replacement the first time this happened. Instead after about 3 months of gradual decline the SD card failed completely (after about a year of use). Sandisk/Western Digital has a cumbersome warranty replacement process, but I did get a brand new, newer model card in replacement. A good card at a good price, but disappointed in reliability.
41501
Ok, this is a very affordable, relatively nice looking TX/RX, with all the basic features a novice/intermediate flyer would want, but I now have to give it a low rating. I've used this TX and it's accompanying receivers in 3 different sized quads. All have randomly crashed with significant damage because of signal loss. A fluke in one receiver or BEC brownout might explain the glitch, but not in 3 different quads with various brands of 12-20A ESCs, and 1500-5200 mah 3S Lipos. - and this signal loss has happened in just the first few seconds of flight, just hovering with a fresh battery. Anyways, reliability kinda trumps all the other nice features this radio offers for the money, since crashes can be far more expensive.
2165384
Great value for features and price. But I had two reliability problems.

First, it began leaking water after a few months of swimming in the pool. I sent it back for warranty repair (the shipping and return shipping cost were one half the cost of the original watch), but it continued leaking (but it continued working).

Second, after one year the adjustment dial on the right side just popped off (daylight savings time). Now the time is wrong and it can't be adjusted, and it has water inside the dial).

Believe it or not, I'm going to buy another one and give them another chance.
1985805
This machine is really convenient, and makes nice coffee.  The problem is that they are COMPLETELY unreliable and will stop working properly within short order.  This unit worked fine for several months and then started shutting off every time after one cycle.  I thought it was a cleaning/maintence issue and maybe I needed to do something to clean it out.  Turns out, if you google the problem, there's thousands of discussion posts by users with similar problems.  Many of them are on the 3rd and 4th replacements.  The company is apparently good about honoring replacements, warranties and all, but who wants to spend this kind of chedda and go through the hassle of sending for a replacement twice a year!
1212453
I have been a fan of Securifi products for a while and purchased multiple units for both home and work.  I like the simplicity and that it has home automation ability built in.  Unfortunately though, they have some quality issues. For example, one of my units has an issue with the 5GHz radio.  It just stops communicating with all the devices connected to it.  All devices look like they are still connected, but then they just stop reponding.  Really irritating while watching a movie or, well, doing anything.  Switching to the 2.4 then back to 5 works, rebooting work, but it is all a hassle.  It has been an ongoing issue that has just gotten worse and worse.  Support tried to address it with beta firmware to begin with, but they could never completely resolve and now it does it all the time.  They say now it is out of warranty so they only recommend setting up a regular reboot schedule.  Had they replaced it when I first brought up the issue and stopped trying to tie me over until it went out of warranty, then I wouldn't be in this situation.  Was a fan, but now looking to replace with another product.
3615398
I bought this back in Jan of 2011.  I like the features but it has some bugs even with firmware updates.  Things like random crashes & resets are somewhat common but only to a mild annoyance level.  Camera quality is so, so probably a bit less than what you are used to on your cell phone but the geo tagging feature is nice.  Mine has this weird mode it gets into sometimes where the screen blanks out like it is off or in standby mode, however next morning the batteries are drained.  Its happened about 4x's now.  Reception seemed really good.  GUI is good.  Magellan has the absolute best navigation UI so this thing actually shines better on the road than on the trail.  I'm a long time Garmin user but switched over to this unit when the series came out.  About 14 months into my purchase the unit died.  Reason unknown.  It wasn't abused or anything.  Magellan doesn't do warranty services you have to buy a "referbished" replacement at a "reduced" cost after the 1 year is up.  I'll be switching back to Garmin because I miss the reliability even though this unit has some nice features.
1453392
I bought two of these three years ago.  They had all the right features for my application.  One is still going strong.  The other failed six months ago.  It's true that it was operating under a significant load, but  it wasn't tripping the reset.  I tried the reset, but no go - the switch was apparently burned out.  I'm going to buy another as a replacement, hoping it was just a one-of-a-kind problem.
1582290
Loved the feature set, but I had two that ultimately died on me within 2 weeks (LEDs flashed and the digital display was stuck on 88:88).  What good is an alarm clock you can't trust??
2945942
For anyone who travels multiple time zones, or uses Greenwich Mean Time, this watch has many positive features. The problem is reliability, as I just bought this watch less than a year ago and it died after 10 months. Casio could build it better, have a different look, and sell it for much more. The price reflects the questionable reliability, but is cheap given the many features.
1721246
Good sound with very poor reliability. These speakers started off to a good start and after ~5 uses (light handling, no abuse) they stopped working. Per a suggestion from another review, I extended the speaker and removed the 4 screws. A wire to the speaker was loose and was relatively easy to solder back in place. Decent design, good sound, poor reliability = 2 stars.
2132766
Original version of my review:
The device itself is pretty good. Camera is sharp, easy to focus, zoom, and tilt. Wide field of view is good for including a few participants. Mic and speakers are good. Settings software is OK on Windows, absent on Mac. Much as I liked the device the few times I used it, it failed in less than a year; apparently a problem with the rechargeable battery or charging system. Even when plugged into power, it is just dead. Logitech warranty service leaves a lot to be desired. After the replacement arrives, I will review again.

Here is the promised revision, now that the replacement has arrived:
The hardware remains good; still high quality video and audio. I like the device. The software for Mac is now available, and works well. I am pleased overall with the software/hardware integration. Altogether, the ConferenceCam Connect is a good solution for small multi-user groups conferencing together.

The warranty service seems to be run by a committee of people who don't cooperate among themselves. It took a few days more than the claimed 24 - 48 hours to send email with a warranty return label. They said that they would ship the replacement unit to me after receiving the defective one. After I sent back the defective item, I got a very nice email saying they would ship the new unit without waiting for the defective one to arrive. Today, I got the new unit, and yet another email stating that they would ship the new unit once they receive the defective one...how odd. But, all's well that ends well, and with a little patience, the warranty exchange was handled.
3243672
Very user friendly, small, but unreliable. The coding of the remote to the different appliances is lost every few weeks. This requires the user to re-code the remote every few weeks. In addition, the remote doesn't have some common CD/DVD features, like fast forward and rewind.
4369510
Randomly goes dead upon initial start up.  Sometimes freezes enroute.  Maps are 90% accurate.  Nice equipment other than reliability issues.  Purchased a few months ago and will replace with TomTom soon.
2660856
The features on this are excellent, when it actually works. It's positively awesome when functioning. The picture is beautiful. It doesn't need a strong signal like the Comcast DVR, so it can record and play back a beautiful picture when the Comcast one records and plays back a jumbled picture. The controls take some getting used to because it can do so much more than the supplied DVR.

But it quit working after less than a year. Since it was still under warranty, they replaced it, and the replacement didn't last a whole 6 weeks.

I can't afford to keep paying for both Comcast and TiVo service, so I think that there's a good chance that I'm going to have to cancel the TiVo service because their boxes just aren't reliable.