This is deceptive. Buyer beware: this solar panel ...
930852
This is deceptive. Buyer beware: this solar panel barely charges my 100 amp AGM marine battery, even after a couple of weeks. RIPOFF!!!
62249
I wish that the manufacturer is reading these reviews (it could only be to their advantage). We crossed into a century when the consumer is not only "the king", the decision maker, but the consumer can help products improve a lot (and therefore can bring a lot more money to the owners, inventors and distributors).

Congratulations, first of all, for the efficiency of the solar panel: this small panel (a mono-crystalline one) can charge the batteries by feeding from any ambient (or reflected) light, not only from direct sunlight (it works OK in the shade). It can be placed in any window (on the inside of the window, in any house or apartment), disregarding if there is sun or not that day. Yes, mine is recharging the batteries although I placed the panel in a North window, where I never have direct sunlight.

The product's price is fair. It also helps a lot that it comes with a light indicating when it is really charging. This solar product could become truly great in its future versions, but only if the design, marketing and manufacturing mistakes are corrected.

(1) The light intensity problems come most likely from the "high-low" switch, which is defective. I have the same problem with my order. Sometimes the light is very bright, sometimes only 5 LEDs work, and sometimes the intensity of all is very poor. I believe that this problem can be corrected by opening the light box and checking for poor connections. Perhaps the best would be to replace that switch, or bypassing the switch, for those of you who bought it and have the knowledge.

(2) It helps that it comes with rechargeable batteries, but Ni-Cd (nickel-cadmium) is an old generation. The consumer is forced to replace them with the newer NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) or perhaps lithium-ion, which can have much better capacity. The second design mistake is placing the battery box in the back of the light, forcing the consumer to unscrew the entire light from the ceiling (or from under the cabinet) in order to replace the batteries. The entire system should have a 20-year life, if it is designed correctly.

(3) The light should have been versatile enough to sit on any table, like a desk light (but it is not). It is not practical as a wall light (who wants the LED lights into his/or her eyes?).

(4) The product is shipped in a nice box, with some descriptions in 3 languages, but the text has some mistakes into it. The glass on the panel is not even mentioned anywhere in English -- it is only mentioned in French and Spanish. Why not in English? The one-sheet instructions are truly poor -- it does not even explain how to mount the metal bracket. Most people throw this part away, because they do not understand its usefulness.

(5) Other reviewers described other problems and I am not going to repeat what they said.

These are examples of how design mistakes and poor supervision can fail a product which otherwise would be a great success.
452885
This is very deceptive. It is not 52000 mAh but only
 5200 mAh!!!
2019987
So deceptive I wish I could give this no stars, or even negative stars.
2158465
I almost purchased this item and I am glad I read the review first.  Even the product description is deceiving.  Its say you get exactly a set of two one green one red.  I would have thought part of that set meant what it says a set  and there are two of each in the pic or a "set"  and it says Island in the caption.  Deceitful! I will not be buying this
3600631
I'm reserving judgment on this product. It was shipped quickly. Arrived one day early. I haven't completely opened the product up; but I am very concerned. The product description clearly states "Supplied with a remote control to turn the light on/off." Beware, there is no remote control. This was one of the main features I was basing my purchasing decision on. Also, there are two solar panels. The pictures show them joined together with two white clips. My solar panels were not joined. And a quick inventory indicated the clips were not supplied. Nor is there any mounting parts.

If the lights perform as described and if I can conveniently locate the manual light switches somewhere depending on the length of wiring, this may still work out. But I'm skeptical.

UPDATED: Aug 2nd=============================

I can confirm the packaging did contain the necessary hardware to connect the two solar panels. The completed panel appears to be solid and of good quality. I've installed the lighting in my Gazebo. It works well and the lights are quite bright. I'd say on the order of a 40 watt incandescent light bulb. in general, the product is of good quality and there is ample wire length to do what I needed to do. So I plan to keep it. I've increased my rating from a 3 to a 4.

PROS:
- Good quality product.
- Allows charging of other devices like iPhone etc. through a USB port on the charging station.
- Ample wiring for stringing the lights.
- Lights are brighter than others I've compared.
- Charges quickly.
- The two supplied lights on/off are independently controlled. So you don't have to have both on; or both off.

CONS:
- I would have preferred a remote controlled device as was advertised in the product description. It does not have remote control capability.
- The lights will NOT come on - no matter what - if the Solar panel is connected to the charging station. So in order to use the lights, you MUST unplug the Solar panel from the charging station. This isn't a big deal, but it does require you placing the charging station somewhere you can conveniently reach it to unplug the Solar panels.
- The light switches are small and in-line with the USB cable with a length of approximately 12 inches from the charging station port when it's all connected. There is no way to mount the switches to anything unless you purchase some kind of bracket or adhesive. They just hang there.
There is no mounting hardware for the solar panels. I had to fabricate mounting hardware.
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3780495
Classic bait-and-switch con game!

I bought this screen protector because the photos accompanying the item description led me to believe that it covers the Galaxy S7's face edge-to-edge. Yes, of course, I knew the particularity of the S7's "bent edge" screen, but one of the photos clearly showed, as it still does at the time of this review, a detail of the screen protector's curved edges (see attached photos)! What I got a week later was a mediocre screen protector that leaves a 4 mm gap all around the screen, and a note telling me that the screen protector cannot cover the entire phone screen due to its design (dah!).

Magically, today, about a week after purchasing the screen protector, a new photo was inserted in the description warning the buyers that the screen protector does not cover the entire phone's face. Yet, the bogus photos were left on!

Well, it is what it is! I've lost 8 bucks, but learned a valuable lesson: buy only from Amazon.com, not from "other vendors" that cannot be vetted properly and timely.
4682352
The picture shows a solar charger, which is what I thought I was buying.  This is really a wall charger.
3792346
Straight up garbage, solar charging is such a gimick. It doesn't charge for crap, at most  it could possibly charge twice. This thing becomes useless in a year.
4799998
The description on this item says three solar pannels. This is false. There are only two. Other than that this item delivers as promised. My phone went from 60% to 100% in a few hours. Angle of the panels  is everything.
4433400
Item shipped is not as depicted in listed on Amazon.com.  The one received has an aluminum frame with plastic corners.  There are no external mounting taps for screwing it down to a surface.  I planned to mount two of these outside my garage to keep my two vehicle batteries charged while they are parked for an extended period of time.  The way this panel would mount is from the rear with bolts.  The bolts that came with this panel are threaded on one end only with no head on the bolt, so I'm not sure how the manufacturer intended these to be used to mount it.  I selected this panel since it's supposed to be water resistant.  Having the mounting tabs as show in the online photo would have made this panel easier to mount.
Update: 27 April 2015
Returned from extended trip.  12VDC batteries in both my vehicles were dead.  These 2W solar panels did not keep my batteries from discharging completely.  I measured the output of each panel with direct sunlight and the output voltage was around 21 VDC.  I did not measure the current.  The purpose of needing to maintain the batteries during my six month trip was to maintain the emissions information in the computer modules.  Both autos would require California Smog inspections when I returned.  If the batteries go dead or are removed then the vehicle must be driven for several days before the emissions (oxygen sensor) data is updated for the smog tester.  Without having the auto registered and only a one day DMV moving permit, this is obviously a Catch-22.  So far after 7 days, I've managed to get one vehicle of the two registered.  I'll be swapping these panels out for a higher wattage model that will do the job I purchased them for. Panels placed in full sunlight for 6-8 hours per day.
319962
I got ripped off by Renogy on the 50 watt flexible square panel,  that they sold for over $100 and it only delivers 20 watts at best.  I'm not sure I would trust them again after that bait n switch deal :(  How about some honest specs for a change, Renogy??  Ya'll giving solar panels a bad name,  it was a great idea,  too bad ya'll ruined it for so many....
1040761
I ordered this lamp as a replacement for my Toshiba 62HM195 last Saturday.  At that point, the description read:
"Replacement RPTV Lamp for Toshiba models 46HM15 46HM95 52HM95 52HMX95 56HM195 56MX195 62HM15A 62HM195 62HM95 62HMX95 62MX195 72HM195 72MX195. D-95 D95"  The description has since been changed.  Caveat emptor!
I paid for one-day shipping.  The lamp arrived Tuesday afternoon.  That's not one day.
The lamp has OBVIOUSLY been used and returned.  It was packaged in bubble wrap with no markings and with a seal that says "void if broken" and the seal is broken.  It is not a real Toshiba lamp as the description with a Toshiba part number leads the buyer to believe. And it does not even fit the TV!!!  So now I'm out nearly $170 including the shipping and still have no working TV.
This seller iOttie is dishonest. Amazon should kick them out.

Amendment:  iOttie has vanished from the product page even if I hit the link to it from my order.  The description now says "compatible."  They've changed both the vendor and the product description substantially since I reviewed today.
635493
Unfortunately Although I initially gave this product a glowing 5 star review, the reality of ownership has caused me to reverse that.

Fan failed after 1 month.

And 75 watts actually turns out to be 38 watts.
I bought a second one based on my original positive thoughts and that is when the fan failed on the first one.
And I thought why don't I take a look with my KillOWatt meter.
41 watts on the one with the working fan and 38 watts on the one with the non-working fan which means their claim for 75 watts is exactly double of what these things actually deliver.
The power rating is a TOTAL LIE!
And even if you can't tell the difference your plants can, a watt is a watt.
Don't buy this!
Since I originally put in this review, the Company has revised its fine print technical description to state that the light actually draws only 50 watts.
(Which is still inaccurate, because it actually only draws 42 watts with the fan working and 38 watts without the fan working - verified on high accuracy meters.)
But the fact is that it is still advertised on the main description as a 75 watt light.
They are still advertising it as a 75 watt light because it uses (ostensibly) LEDs rated at a total of 75 watts even though it only makes use (provides) half of that.
That is still completely (in my opinion) misrepresentative in comparison with the way all other lights (including LED) are done (except for some equally purposely misleading LED Grow Light manufacturers).
4380709
This meter will not display anything below about 2 or 3 watts, making it useless for anyone interested in "vampire" electric use (devices that are shut down but stilling drawing power). Even worse, the display reads 0 (zero) providing deceptive information. Most annoying, the fact that the product description does not state that this meter will display a zero when less than 2 or 3 watts are being used.

There is another meter available at Amazon, the EUM-A1, AISN B00BGFRBTQ, presently $10.99 (including shipping) that will display in tenths of a watt as low as .25 watts (that I have observed).

2 stars for deceptive display (showing zero when in fact there is power usage) and deceptive product description.
2181529
One panel for over $20. Definitely not a bargain
1980718
BUYER BEWARE. This item is neither a DIY nor a true wireless. This is falsified advertising.

All wired alarm systems I have used in the past have full battery back up. This is very important because if the thief shuts off you electricity you still have a fully functional alarm for 2 to 6 hours. In this case the system has a battery back up BUT only for the operation panel. The exterior horn which actually does the alerting of neighborhood in-case-of is a wired unit. That poses two problems. One you need to install an exterior power outlet or use an extension cord (as suggested by seller) and announce to the bugler you have a dummy disable-able system.

Before I go further, I must advise you negative feed backs on this review are being installed by by the seller to further fool you. These people that get paid 50 cents to a dollar can be found on the internet sites that will willingly click anything for a buck. BUYER BEWARE.

Secondly during the break-in your horn is dead. Period. So if you bought this system you are under a false pretend of protection.

This system does not have exterior horn with a battery back up which is essential as a part of wireless system.

The instruction that come with the unit are mostly text. So if you are a DIY you will be running in circles. Also, instructions on individual item boxes are hand written.

The battery in all the units are recommended to be replaced every 8 to 10 months. The seller recommends that they change theirs every 6 months? Also the window units are cumbersome to open and attach only with two face tape. I don't know about you but all my items that I have used two face tapes on have hardly lasted 6 months. Then consider jiggling the unit struggling to open them to replace the battery every 6 months in 25 units.
In other words stick your car remote control with a two face tape and then try to open it to replace the battery.

This is falsely advertised as DIY wireless system. As you see it is not and frankly a useless system.
Its like ordering a Laptop computer and you receive one that has no battery. Period.

BUYER BEWARE. This item is neither a DIY nor a true wireless. This is falsified advertising.