Expensive, Thick, Works Well. Landscape Only.
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** Update July, 2012 - There are a lot of rotating cases now available for $15 to $35. They can hold the iPad in portrait or landscape position...much better. This case is landscape only.

PROs:

 - Nice materials. Solid, quality feel.
 - Wide choice of viewing angles (see Note 1)
 - Magnetic auto-sleep-wake works well
 - Outer material is tough and "grippy"
 - Inner material is like rubberized suede. Works well.

OKs:

 - Comfortable when hand-held, but no hand strap
 - No portrait mode. Landscape only.

CONs:

 - Expensive
 - Not "ultra-thin and lightweight" as claimed (see Note 2)
 - Not ideal for a crowded briefcase (see Note 2)

- - - Alternatives - - -

Some highly reviewed alternatives in the $20 to $26 range...Most of them are slimmer and have a smoother outside than the Belkin:

 -&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/INVELLOP-Leatherette-Case-for-iPad-2-iPad-3/dp/B006R2OH4A/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">INVELLOP Leatherette Case for iPad 2, iPad 3</a>
 -&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/MoKo-Slim-Fit-Case-for-iPad-2-iPad-3/dp/B007CKLCSK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">MoKo Slim-Fit Case for iPad 2, iPad 3</a>

- - - Pricing - - -

If the $50 list price seems high, you could watch for price dips. There's an "Online Price Alert" that will email you whenever this or any amazon product dips below your target price. Google it. It's nicely done. Or try camelcamelcamel.

* Update June 6, 2012: Costco sells a version of this model for 25. At that price I would rate it 4-stars.

- - - Notes - - -

Note 1: Infinitely adjustable view angles ranging from pretty flat (36 degrees) to near vertical (71 degrees). (0 degrees = flat, 90 degrees = straight up.)

Note 2: Irregular thickness -- up to 7/8" thick in places, and not smooth (see uploaded pic). Slimmer, smoother cases may slip into your crowded briefcase more easily.

The case weighs 11.1 ounces. (Shipping weight in amazon listing is incorrect as of June, 4, 2012.)
2089967
I've tried this unit out twice since receiving it.  It is a bit heavy, so much so that my wife would not be able to use it.  On the plus side, it does mulch quite well, which is why we purchased it.
4335508
Expensive, but a wired system would cost as much for a large property. This is far more reliable than wire but is limited to a circular coverage area. My only gripe is that it does not reboot from a brief power outage -- I have to unplug and replug.
2302338
I bought this after reading a bunch of reviews on various websites saying it works great on large lawns with a lot of trees. If by "a lot" they meant like six...this may be great. I am the property manager for a home on a wooded lot with quite a large number of trees...by large number I'm talking dozens. Normally I use a Grasshopper lawnmower with a leaf vacuum attachment but when the leaves get wet, the vacuum clogs and it's a pain having to stop and unclog is so frequently. I tried this lawn sweeper out and found that it would fill itself up in about 50 feet. The lawn I maintain is approx 5 acres. Dumping it is an annoyance as it doesn't drop back down after you've tilted it to dump the pile out. It MAY work ok on really small lawns with some small trees or picking up sidewalks, driveways, etc. But DO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU HAVE A LARGE LAWN WITH A LOT OF TREES (buy a leaf blower and a tarp instead).
2298346
I like the ability to go landscape or portrain however it doesn't stand by itself very well.  The weight is too much for the design.
1383851
This cable is so thick and heavy that connecting it to a cheap-ass Asus laptop could put too much pressure on the connector and damage your only HDMI out. Since most people need this cable to connect their laptop/tablet to a large monitor, it would require a setup within a very particular geometry (what the barbarians call "architecture") in order to be useful and not unwieldy and annoying. I assume the length of the damn thing is a factor into its thickness, but whatever. It's too damn thick. Imagine having to live with an anaconda in your living room. You can't feng shui dat s***.
3381722
These are a nice big size, and absorb well. As others have pointed out though, they're really expensive. I can't afford to use them all the time. Overlapping smaller ones may be a better way to go if you need this much area covered.
1387808
Other reviewers were accurate. It's very thick and due to obvious length needed, isn't the easiest to store. It's pleated but the mat's thickness doesn't create much give. In saying that, it does work! And it works great! In 100F heat I can see a noticeable and manageable difference to the heat inside my car. However, 3 stars because whilst it works at $50+ it's a steep price to pay. It's hard to justify such steep margins when avg. sun protectors are $20. So yes, product works but I think it's an unreasonable price point.
2376467
It is on the expensive side, and looks odd but we use it in a large back yard without complaint.
2769021
Works well but too expensive.  Find something less expensive.  This only had enough compound to do one small 2" area.  I ended up paying more for the shipping than I did for the compound too.  Expensive little lesson on my part.
4388636
Expensive - but that's for a good reason. If you have a setup that could benefit from this, it's already so expensive that a $130 dock is drops in the well. Mine's connected to 2 1440p displays and an 8-port USB-3 switch, making my Macbook into a pretty cool desktop.
4476584
purchased this being well aware of it's out of packaging limitations. Ground some flat areas on the shaft, and put it to work. The batteries on my old Ryobi drills are all over 4 yrs. old, so they were drained fairly quickly, but it was nice to have the ratcheting feature. However I finally had to quit with the cordless drill and switch to a corded one. Here lies the problem, Our soil is mostly rocks and clay. With the cordless drills, they would prevent most of the stress to the auger. The corded drill just kept trying to auger out the rocks. I would have to use the forward or reverse feature of the corded drill to free up the auger. Eventually, the weld on the flighting broke and folded up on itself, however I was able to  finish planting.  All that being said I was able to auger out holes for 94 plants, all of the holes were drilled out using four spaced holes, for a total of close to 400 separate holes augered out. I will buy this one again, however will weld up the flighting all along the shaft as well as grind flats on it also.  I feel like I got my $$ worth out of it,
1515122
I am a landscaper and abuse spades by using them a levers while digging out shrubs and trees.  So I searched for the strongest one I could find and this one seemed to match my needs.

The Good:
It is plenty strong

The bad:
I does not penetrate deep into the ground.  With one or two stomps I can sink the entire blade of most spades completely into the ground.  A root that most spades would cut stops this one.  Even without roots it just does not penetrate well.

In the end I am happy with the quality of construction but maybe I just bought the wrong model for what I wanted to use it for.
3377769
Seems like a well-made and sturdy wallet. It's probably great if you carry lots of cash and cards and need access to multiple cards constantly. The wallet has a divided cash section, 7 visible card slots (plus the removable clear window), and two more large pockets for cards. The wallet looks sleek, feels nice, and the logo on the front is very subtle and striking.

Unfortunately, the wallet is much thicker than it appears in the photos (especially this one: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61ULdgqmikL._SL1239_.jpg). The wallet is so thick and large that it's unusable for me. I can't put it in a back pocket, and it's heavy and bulky. Even with the clear ID holder removed, the wallet is too thick for comfort.

Bottom line: if you carry a lot in your wallet, this is a stylish wallet and probably a great value. If you care more about comfort and carry fewer than 10 cards, you should opt for something slimmer.
2690541
purchased for Ipad Air 2.  Wanted the portrait/landscape rotation option.  However, it's too bulky. The grooved edges may hold the incline well, but are far too thick.  The cover does not lay flat when closed unless secured with the elastic band (which I don't care for either).  It measures an inch thick overall. It's also somewhat heavy... weighing about the same as my Ipad 2 in it's Speck case.
2516516
It's a decent looking book on the outside, but only works for landscape 5 x 7s. Portrait-oriented looked ridiculous in there.
4459332
Well constructed product.  Good solution for landscape beds exposed to moisture or which get significant foot traffic (those cheap versions sold at home improvement stores aren't waterproof and brake easily).