Potentially more of a liability
928826
Sorry for the title, but I'd suggest to anyone who didn't get safe training with this sort of opener somewhere that you get the very similar but larger Coleman opener instead. Without practice, this item will likely get you soiled, or worse yet... injured at the worst possible time.  What concerns me personally is I can't tell if this is a flimsy knockoff with a fake name stamp or not.
2593585
It's a nice surge protector as far as size and connections go.

Legalities have taken the forefront in the industry today. You will see advertisement for a protection guarantee for this product, but buyer beware. Warranty of the product is separate from the equipment protection policy, and to have a CHANCE of taking advantage of the latter requires that you mail the included card in, regardless of the fact that the company allows you to register your product's warranty online. This is the warranty for the surge protector - the equipment protection is a separate issue that they should call your attention to much more vigorously. If they need the card... say in red: NOTE!

When I had a surge this past week and lost the HDMI video of my home receiver, I read the mice print. Too late - I lose. If you buy this product and want any coverage for connected equipment, you MUST send the card in. Go to their website and read the equipment coverage policy. You will find the terms there.
4562635
I have not yet needed to actually use any of these policies that I have bought yet.  They do offer a certain level of security with all of the electronic crap we buy, and that is worth a lot or peace-of-mind sometimes!  The one thing I do NOT like is that all of them say, like this one did, you get a 3 year or two year warrantee, but that INCLUDES the original manufactureres warrantee year, so you are actualy only buying a 2 year and paying for 3 years.  So, 4 stars, instead of 5..... but you know what you are getting, right?  (Humor)  Enjoy!
1758407
I encountered two problems with this protective device.  The first seemed to advise that a single press at the center of the tempered glass cover would suffice.  I had several areas that seemed devoid of adhesive that were fairly large.  Later I discarded the advice and rubbed my finger over these areas, a few areas seemed to remain a bubble but others were successfully pressed to the screen surface.  The second problem was getting the last corner of the bumper frame to fit over the phone took more force than I expected would be necessary.  I worried that I might break the bumper.  It went on, but it was stressful to the point I expected the frame to break.

I have just begun to carry the phone now that it is protected, so consider the review to be only a glimpse of my experience to date.  I have not dropped the phone or placed it in harms way, so this is not an assessment of its real world, hard knocks that it may yet experience.  So the low rating should be seen as only tentative and the implicit critique pertaining only to installation.
4061621
A nicely designed product, functions well. The app might be better though - for ex. I don't want the background service to run at all - no option to disable this.
Be sure to follow the bold red text inside the package which says "make sure there is at least 10mm gap between sensor and other motorcycle parts". I did not pay enough attention to that, which resulted in rear sensor being damaged by suspension and brake calipers right after I attached it and moved the bike a bit. My fault, luckily the thread on the sensor is softer then on the stem, so I only had to re-pump the tire. The sensor is a waste now though. I will be looking into in-wheel sensors now.
3319585
Not suitable for use intended, not the fault of the antenna. Our house is poured-in-place reinforced concrete with attached aluminum addition so tv signals are attenuated from all directions. It works well when mounted 10' up outside and lives up to the 50-mile claim, but the literature that COMES IN THE BOX says putting it outside may void the warranty. That would be good to know before purchase.
3802767
When I encounter a product that helps me solve a problem, the value I place on that device is related directly to how much grief I face without it. In this case, cables aren't that much grief-- and there are other options such as Velcro loops and twist ties. This one is better than both of those options, but the value may not yet be there.

The magnets are strong, not amazingly strong but quite strong. They do the job as shown, but I'm not sure that it's worth it for me. I'll update the review if I get more clear on that aspect.
443389
This keyboard cover achieves what it is designed to do relatively well. However, one must consider the implications of using this item on your macbook... It is going to reduce the carefully crafted ergonomics of your keyboard and make it more difficult to type, it's going to partially block out the illuminated keyboard. The only benefit of this is that your keyboard is now less of an entry point for liquid, and the keys are much less likely to lose their gleam over time. However, macbook keyboards are already designed with these principles in mind and therefor I believe this device is largely not needed unless you are in a very rough environment where spills and such are a common occurrence.

I'll still keep mine around, as I commute via motorcycle.. And maybe attach it during rainy season as an absolute last resort of added protection.
652075
The boots themselves are great.  I noticed, however, a small tag on the boots referring to a California law (Prop 64) that says boots contain a chemical that is know to cause birth defects and cancer.  When I went, as referred, to a site (www.justinbrands/Prop64.pdf) I was irritated by what the company posted.  It was a thinly veiled, sarcastically defensive criticism of the California ruling, " as long as you don't eat or lick your  boots you'll be fine."  There was no helpful information such as naming the chemical.  My guess is the chemical is something used in leather tanning and that there is an alternative but company chooses not to use it, perhaps a because it's too much trouble or more expensive.  Yes, the chemical probably won't hurt me or any wearer, but I'll bet it's not good for the environment.  I sent the boots back on principle, and I hope others will not buy the product either.
511103
There are many risks in its back and one risk in its face.
3167064
I somewhat regret getting this for an item I'm normally careful with. Then again it's wise to get a replacement plan for items above $500 in my experience.
1529918
The movie image itself is very acceptable - clean and sharp. Unfortunately the somewhat elaborate packaging is among the most impractical I have encountered, with loose discs that insist on falling out at the merest touch. Further, I have some concerns about the discs' durability. The three discs are covered in tiny blemishes and scratches and, while I will not go so far as to say that they are 'damaged or defective', they certainly give the impression that they may deteriorate over time. Rather concerning for an allegedly 'prestige' product.
4760828
Great to not have to worry about keys,
but now a bit concerned about the mechanism. It is playing up a bit.
Doesn't want to lock easily (sometimes)
1654415
It may add a little weight, but it's the price you pay for protection.
4848759
Some of these remedies I doubt the safety of. You really must consult a physician before the use of ANY of these remedies.
2994539
This will do as a temporary solution as long as I'm extremely careful. But as other reviewers have stated, the lack of any real "lip" around the front of the phone, means you'll probably be in trouble if you drop the phone on it's face. I'm hoping Otterbox will fix the problems folks are having with access to the buttons, etc. so I can go back to them.
113220
The designer/manufacturer seems to have overlooked one crucial issue with this product:
there is a sizeable hole (approx 1" in diameter) right near the business end.  Obviously,
they think this will cut down on the flow of air through the nozzle.  Well, it certainly
does that.  I had to put three pieces of electrical tape over the hole to get the
level of suction to a place where I could pick up pieces of dog biscuit from a crevice
in my car's interior.  I won't argue with the existence of the hole, but why don't
they include either a plug for it or a sliding/snapping cover for those of us who
actually want to pick up debris?