Great for the price.  Replacing a many-years-old similar B & D.
930505
I like it.  I've another that is dying of old age with replaceable NiCad batteries.  Its tired now.  Only draw back to this one is I thought like my B & D drill, the light would come on when the trigger is pulled...but it is switched separately.
4774081
After using Brita for past 5 years, I moved to this based on so many positive reviews, and reasonable cost. I am glad that I moved. Taste is similar or better than Brita, and the cost of filter replacement(with subscribe and save discount) is nearly half of that of Brita filter for the total of 200 gallon filtering.

size of filter system was small, and installation was easy and quick. I can't think of any negatives. Just wondering that why I did not start using this earlier.
3857192
I bought this from Lowes, as it was on sale and I had a 10% coupon code.  It replaced a 12 year old Kenmore unit that was slowly dying.  It comes with the drain hose, but you have to provide your own power cord (if not hard wiring it) fill hose and 90 degree fitting.  It was simple and straight forward to install.  So far, I've used most of the cycles, and have had excellent results.
 The dishes are clean, and for the most part dry when I use the heated dry.  The tops of coffee mugs will have some water on them, stuff isn't bone dry, but they weren't in my old dishwasher either.  I do use the recommended Cascade rinse agent, as well as Cascade Complete dishwasher soap.  I don't prewash my dishes, and they have been coming about great.  It's way quieter than my old machine, but not as quiet as my sister's Bosch.  At this price point, I'm happy with the noise level.
I don't put the silverware basket on the door, it just seems awkward to me.  When I need extra room, I  attach it to the front of the bottom rack.  For the most part, I leave it in the bottom rack.
I love the extra depth of the top rack.  I can fit taller glasses and water bottles that would have had to go on the bottom of my old machine.  I have noticed that if I put salad plates in the top rack, you have to be careful of the top spinning arm if they're positioned near the back at too much of an upright angle.
I also purchased the Lowes 3 year extended warranty, after reading about other people's experiences with electronic panels, pumps and heating elements failing.  For less than $70, I figured it was worth it for the peace of mind.

UPDATE:
Better buy the extended warranty, dishwasher stopped working at 18 months.  Something mechanical has burned out, I'm guessing the pump.  It was in the middle of a wash cycle, and there was a nasty, burning rubber smell.  There was nothing on the heating element.  I pressed "cancel" so the water would drain, and nothing happened.  The water wouldn't drain.  There is nothing clogging the drain tube, at either end.  This is a great dishwasher when it works, but if it's only going to last a few months past the manufacturer's warranty, it's not worth it.  When this unit fails, I have no doubt that it will, and my extended warranty is over, I will be going back to the Kenmore brand. Hopefully they still have machines that aren't just rebranded Whirlpools....
1446212
Great for the price. Shipping packaging was sufficient. Like other reviewers have noted, the top drawer box comes installed in the large storage area of the bottom drawer piece. It was simple to remove and only slightly awkward to install on the top afterwards (big hands, small space). The drawers slide easily enough for how often I frequent them. It did arrive with a few minor cosmetic blemishes, but tool boxes in this price range are not built to remove or even reduce the probability of cosmetic damage. I only gave 4 stars instead of 5 because friction drawer slides require me to be careful when pulling open drawers with heavier items, the rolling wheels catch if the bottom shelf isn't heavily weighed (moreso than the top drawers), and there is no designated storage location for the lockbars when they are not in use. I just set them to the side when not using them, but if I set them on a workspace, roll the tool chest to another location and want to lock it up during lunch and leave it in place, I have to return to the original location to get the lock bars. If it becomes a problem, I'll just weld a little addition to the chest or cut an extra hole in the side to slide it in to keep it out of the way, but on hand.
3013880
Bought this to replace a similar product that broke after 11 years. This was less expensive but seems to be of the same quality. Storing it is a little awkward since it doesn't have a stand (as my last one did) or a cover, but it was also a third the price. It works well.
4753868
Great economical  replacement for the much more expensive manufacturers item
2544439
Great replacement for the original equipment.
4496179
Great value. Doesn't have very long life, though, so I'm afraid I may need to replace it sooner than I'd like.
1652536
Great replacement for existing same model Type-  the original one lasted about 5 years before it started to make weird noises and motor got stuck. Best value in that price range. Local stores wanted almost $30 more for the identical product. I chose the same model because I did not want to change my plumbing and the reviews I read for other models weren't that great.
437906
Great value for the price.  Good looks and build quality and I actually prefer the toggle switch on the lower tier broan models than the pushbutton.  The tactile feel is nicer and seemed more durable (one of the pushbotton models I looked at in one of the "big box" stores didn't work).  It isn't as nice and doesn't flow as much air as some of the $500+ hoods, but for this price I don't expect it to.  So again, great performance for the dollar.
222277
We had to replace about a 20 year old under the counter Black & Decker and although this one looks different, it seems to be working for well.  We have had it for a couple of months and so far so good.  I hope it last another 20 years like the last one we had did. The hole spots were much different, but that just meant we had to drill more holes in the cabinet.
911501
Replacement; easy to use and clean.  Good value
4484944
Fine cheap hedgetrimmer.

This seemed like new when I got it, and it works fine.  I don't have a lot of hedges - about 20-25 feet of bushed that are about 5' high - and this has plenty of power for me to trim them all in one go and then some.  One note:  It is LOUD.  TO be honest, I've used several before, and this one sounds like a jackhammer.  Maybe I just got a bad one, but even with the blades lubricated, it's the houdest I've used - including gas powered ones.  Works just fine though, and for fifty bucks, not bad.  I had also looked at the Green Earth one - but didn't want to buy an off brand...

One major downside, other than the noise:  I was quite bummed to see that the 12V battery DOES NOT interchange with my other Black & Decker 12V products.  I now have 3 different B&D 12V products, and none of the batteries are interchangeable between them - they're all different sizes. Poor design planning to be sure.
1530344
Very good value.  Might not last as long (forever) as Le Creuset, but for the price, you can afford to replace it.
4831317
I had a B & D iron when I married over fifty years ago. The product hasn't changed much in all that time. Why change a good thing.  It is a sturdy little iron, feels good in your hand, and does a better job than the light weight ones.  You can't beat the price and you won't be disappointed.
3627552
Replaced our worn out black and decker. It fits nice on our counter and works as described. Also has a knife sharpener that we were not aware of when we purchased.
4417594
I was able to swap this into the spot my old 1803 had. Same size, doesn't run terribly hot. Speaker set-up took about 15 minutes but not overly complicated. I like that you can configure it to skip components you don't have (like VCR, Phono, Radio -- who listens to radio anymore?) and also being able to re-name the components is a big deal, although it doesn't seem like it at first. Also having all sources come out of the HDMI port is a VERY nice feature.

A few minor complaints: It's hard getting the speaker wire into the middle speaker posts unless you're using banana plugs. Not a big deal since you only do it once, but a little more space between would have been nice. Also, you need to keep an eye on which speaker mode you're in. IIz works great for HDMI audio from the PS3, but you need to switch to 7 Channel if your source is stereo (like my old DVR is). There might be a way to tell the amp to use IIz for one source and 7.1 for another, but I haven't figured it out if so. Remote is kludgy but who cares? I don't know anyone who uses their amp remote after set-up.