Cheap and effective, if not for a minor defect I would've given it five stars
922360
Does what it's meant to do at a very reasonable price. I paid a contractor to drill around 50 hours in my basement for vapor barrier installation using this. Only negative thing I found was the tab on the drill set box was a little wrangled but it's okay because to close it, I just have to nudge it to get it to close.

I would've loved for it to be less heavy too, but I understand technology and price sometimes have to compromise.

Aside from that, it works flawlessly.
4607280
It works as advertised but am a bit concerned about longevity as it seems somewhat fragile
3616773
This adapter works very well for the most part.  My only gripe (the reason I give it 4 stars) is that the DisplayPort connection isn't 100% secure...even though it has a "locking" feature to keep it in place, it is still possible to wiggle the connector in such a way that the connection is lost.  A common scenario is when I'm making a presentation from my laptop and for some reason I have to shift the position of the computer.  If I don't hold the connector in place while I do this, the force exerted by the HDMI cable will cause the connection to break.  This then causes the computer to think I have unplugged the display, which makes it revert to "internal display only" mode, which takes a few seconds.  Then I have to push the adapter back into place and wait until the computer figures out that I've plugged in an external display and adjust accordingly (which takes a few more seconds.)  Not a big deal, but it can definitely be annoying at times.
2047459
Nicely made, effective and cheap.  What more could I ask for?
4039622
"Cheap", yet effective. I would most definitely purchase this again if mine were to break or go missing. It does its job well.
3942601
The unit I received is quite an effective document camera. It has some very-real quirks, which I'll list below, but overall it gets the job done... and it's very inexpensive. The first that I noticed was that the camera refocuses every time the input resolution is changed, this makes most of the common linux cheese/photobooth/selfie/uvc programs always take OUT OF FOCUS images (because it switches from the preview resolution to the capture resolution, and throws the camera out of focus). I was able to overcome this with a program on github called docsnap. The second is that the auto focus is REALLY finicky; it fact, it usually does not work the first time (I have to place a text document under it to focus at all). Third, it has a definite bright spot in the middle of its capture field (which is very regular, so I might be able to attenuate if I find the time).
2424478
Cheap price, effective at the expected level, and so far holding up well. All you could ask for in a low cost home product. The only reason for the 4 stars is the quality of the hinge pin on the clamp. While it's still holding up, it's a very flimsy piece of plastic, and I have no doubt it's a weak spot, and on breakage would render the fan essentially unusable.
824081
i'm not sure what the problem others are having but it worked and it does its job and with how cheap it is compared to other products A+ in my book.
1803085
The device works as advertised. There is a minimal amount of static when the device is on and the radio is tuned to the correct channel, but I suspect that this static is unavoidable. When driving with music, however, the static, relative to the noise in the car, is unnoticeable.

I had the same problem others had with the device not fitting in the cigarette lighter ports. Luckily, I have two, and it fits in the second; however, the first one I tried actually caused the case around the base of the transmitter to split a little. It snapped back together and works just fine, but I'm concerned that frequent removal and reinsertion into the cigarette lighter will cause the device to eventually break.
1199396
Can't complaint about it. You could say - you only get
what you pay for - but for the price, this kit is very
functional. One thing that I would like to change or fix,
is the fact that not all head switches turn the same bulb
on the different heads wired differently).
I still like it!
197392
There seems to be a cheap plastic that chips off when it is over extended, it now seperates completely at the extension points. Intended or not, I assumed the chipped bits were for preventing that from happening. It still makes me question why a stronger plastic wasn't used to better reinforce it.

It works perfectly, the price offered didn't break bank and aside from the mishap mentioned above (which was largely my fault), I still found the seperated units of the boom pole to be useful; as it becomes more lightweight and space efficient for certain scenarios.
4466009
The important part: this works.  I plugged my Canon DSLR in, turned it on, and the photos app on my iPad picked it up right away.  It seemed fast, even with a large number of raw files.  As far as the basics go, this adapter works well.  The downside is that it's not robust at all.  When I first picked it up, the cord felt insubstantial and limp, as if the sheath wasn't doing much or the wires inside were finer than other cables.  Worse, when I tried to disconnect the USB end of the adapter, the plastic covering slid right off.  Some super glue will probably fix it, but I have major doubts about how long this device will survive in my camera bag.
3574346
The product has a slight design flaw in that the spray bottle slips down into the casing when you press the spray.  Could be remedied with a smaller casing, longer spray bottle, or a lip to hold the bottle up.  I simply the bottom of the casing with a couple firm pieces of carboard.  After doing that, the product works fine.  Given the low price, its a fairly cheap fix, but be aware it of it.
3962939
Generally works as advertised, with two minor issues:
First, the response time is slightly slow, on the order of a second or two -- so when you're waiting on the hot water to get hot, it'll overshoot slightly before settling back to the set temperature level.  Not a huge issue, and I believe most thermostatic valves work on the same principle so you probably can't expect much more.

Second, on the unit I received, I had issues with the cold water flow.  Finally figured out that it may have been a manufacturing flaw or something -- there's a little check valve on the cold water side, and it was actually moving around slightly and would block the hole in the casting that's used for the cold water through port.  I suffered very low cold water flow for a while as a result -- once I figured out why I removed the little check valve piece entirely and it works (though theoretically this can cause the hot water to backflow into the cold).

Otherwise, this is a well built unit and does its job, keeping me from burning my hands in the kitchen sink!
4518107
Amazing for the price, works well
Might need some tape here and there.
2514
I'll start off this review with the cons and the fixes I took to fix them. It has an absurdly long wire (but I can see why this is useful for some people; I'd rather long over short, but to compensate I had to spiral the cord around the stand itself). Additionally, it was absurdly quiet compared to other mics when I first set it up; it was a simple fix, I just decibel boosted it to max and it sounds fine. It also lost connection somewhat frequently, with the audio fizzing and crackling like a loose connection. This was fixed by simply having the mic upside-down in the stand, which the stand holds very securely. I think it was an issue with the connection at the base of the mic, where the line plugs into the unit itself.

Besides those (incredibly minor and simple-to-solve) issues, it's a great microphone. Amazing clarity for the asking price, with the stand and dual pop filters both being amazing perks. The holder (pictured in the product photos as silvery-white) is secure and very, very reliable against shaking. The mic stays in its place, but can be easily moved while clamped in. The bendy pop filter is a little tough to maneuver into place to be between me and the mic, but the secondary filter takes care of it.
2368291
I'm going to go ahead and give it 5 stars because it's doing what I want it to do. I have to admit that I had to tweak it a little - but I had watched a lot of YouTube videos and was prepared for that.

From the reviews, discussions, and videos, the problems are: shorting, rattling, closure issues. Before installing my drive, I address all three of these:

One: shorting
There is some pointy solder that can touch the case. Place a few pieces of electrical tape over these before installing the drive.

Two: rattling
The far end of the drive can bang around at the bottom of the case. Place a few strips of electrical tape on each side of the far end of the drive and it will fit more snugly and not rattle.

Three: there appears to be a gap when closing the case
Alternate screwing in each side of the case until the top is all the way on. Then tighten until the top snaps in and the gap disappears.

I know this seems like a lot of work for 5 stars; but, really, it only took me a few minutes with some electrical tape and the included screwdriver tool. And the result is a super-useful, super-fast USB 3.0 HDD enclosure. I'm really happy with it.