Decent, but could be better.
921497
It definitely fits onto the car's screen, but it gets scratch pretty easily. When I was trying to get the bubbles out of the screen protector after I placed it onto the car screen and when I was wiping the screen protector off with the microfiber cloth (included in the package) it already got scratches on the screen protector. I was not rough with using the squeegee to get the bubbles out of the screen protector or with the use of the microfiber cloth to get the finger prints off.
1367830
It does what it is supposed to, but has a number of faults. First of all, the whole thing is pretty cheap feeling, especially the plate that covers the Mini PCIe card. I honestly don't see how it would be possible to put that thing back on with the card in place.

Second, it does not come with any sort of fastern to fix the back end of the card to the board, e.g. a Mini PCIe card will have two holes no the side opposite the contacts, and this card has two holes where one could pass a bolt, nothing was included for that purpose.

Third, the card only ever wants to sit at approximately a 45 angle to the board, I had to use a zip tie to bring it level. If the fasteners I spoke of in issue 2 were included, this would be a bit better. Either way, I find this one worrisome and am afraid that the socket will crack eventually.

Fourth, the antennas are miserable, plan on replacing them. My bandwidth went from 15 Mb/s download speed to 1.5 (at best) with these antennas. I was once able to position them to get something a little better, but moved them to try and do better, never to return to that sweet spot. In the end, I bought a pair of much higher quality antennas that came with a three foot lead, so I could position them to my liking, which solved the problem.

So, in the end, this card is fully functional once you deal with the antennas, but it is poorly made, and I cannot but hope that other models are of superior quality.
1076073
I like the holster alright, but it can be improved. First off, it would be nice if it had a pocket for the extra pellet clips, and if there was an easy way of attaching to hip. Also, the gun does fit in it, and feels a bit safer when in it, but I really wish it would go all the way in and the trigger didn't show at all. The strap that goes on back of gun is helpful, but putting everything missing and quality of holster, and comparing to price plus shipping, I would say it's probably not worth it. Happy shopping.
2823567
The item is built pretty decent compared to others I've seen however there are some two critical design flaws.

1. There is a really long screw as you can see from the stock photos that are actually longer than it looks. It's used to put pressure on the CD slot to help hold it stable. The idea is good, but I found the screw to be longer than it really needs to be. Depending on your dash, this could get in the way of other dash function. On my Audi S4, it wasn't that big of an issue.

2. The biggest issue with it is the cup and ball design of the swivel where the mount connects to the device holder. I found that it doesn't allow you do tighten it down enough to get a really good secure fit. I had to undo it and put a couple layers of paper to give it some extra girth. Without it being tight enough, every time I went to rotate the holder, it would rotate at the cup and ball instead of the the part that should actually be rotating.

The screw that tightens the cup and ball is metal, but the part you handle to tighten it is plastic and I stripped it as I was tightening this down.

Overall, after I put the paper in it, I'm very happy with it. It's a clever idea to use the CD slot since no one ever buys CDs anymore. One thing I would watch out for is to make sure the phone isn't going to block what you need to get at.
4707901
I will rate this item with 3 stars, which is average because the product itself is just okay. It has a lot of room for improvement , especially when it comes to the limited  places that the product can be attached in my vehicle without falling off or being disconnected. The product could also have more flexibility as in adjustment capabilities for the user to be able to customize the angle to have their phone accessible to them while driving. All in all, the IXCC Universal 360 Degree Swivel Car Mount is not a complete piece of crap, and it is useful to some extent. but as for me personally....I have purchased a different product for mounting my phone/Ipod in my vehicle that works a lot better than this one.
654962
This flashlight could be better. There's some room for improvement. However, it does work fine, and it's got some things going for it.

It has a rechargeable battery built-in, which is charged up by the photovoltaic panel also built-in. It also has a small handle for cranking the internal dynamo. So, it's got two ways of charging it up.

It is completely off-grid, since there's no charging port for an adapter to plug-in. It would be nice if it had that, so you could make sure it's already fully charged on your first night out camping. The upside is that it's great if you have no access to wall outlets. Of course, that's the point of a survival flashlight.

It is very lightweight, which is also great for camping or survival. Plus it has its own carabiner built-in, which is another thoughtful feature. I have it clipped conveniently to a D-ring on one shoulder strap of my backpack so I don't have to rummage for it, and so during the day the sunlight can help charge it up.

Aside from the lack of a plug-in charging feature in this flashlight, another weakness is that it's not very bright and you cannot focus the beam. Also the battery does not last very long. I tested it using the AndroSensor app on my phone, which has a feature displaying the lux units of light. I left this flashlight out all day, propping it up to aim the photovoltaic panel at the sun and several times adjusting its position to optimize sunlight exposure. That night I brought it in and measured it's light intensity at 21:00 (9:00 PM), my sensor read about 30 lux at arm's length from the flashlight. By 0:00 (midnight) it was down to just 1 lux (quite dim) at arm's length.

It seems to me that with minimal impact on weight and size the battery capacity and discharge potency could both be increase quite a bit. Moreover, the flashlight could be redesigned to include a focusing feature and could do with more powerful or more, or both, LEDs.

For comparison, I have an aluminum body, small flashlight (roughly the same size as this one, albeit heavier) which runs on 3 AAA batteries and has 9 LEDs. This flashlight has only 3 LEDs. My other flashlight is very much brighter and the beam is more tightly focused than this one. The downside to my other flashlight is the area in which this survival flashlight excels -- the other one will last several nights of heavy use, but without a fresh supply of batteries it will become just dead weight.
4909248
The concept of building degrees of surround sound is pretty cool--nice use of bluetooth, and had the sound quality been better, it would probably be a worthwhile investment since it works with every device I have tried it with (iPhone, iPad, a few laptops). The initial setup isn't quite as straightforward as pressing a button and waiting for it to show on the other device's screen, but it's not horrible either; it just requires a little reading in the instruction book. Once paired, the devices find themselves easily and it's no longer an issue.
As for the sound, it's a little tinny and doesn't carry as far as other brands in my home (Pioneer and Bose), and considering this one isn't that much cheaper, it might be worthwhile paying the extra hundred or so dollars for one of the leading brands; however, the fact these can be paired with each other to create surround sound does make a compelling argument for buying them.
Interesting and useful product with decent but not excellent sound.
4509882
The fit in my vehicle is awkward. The limitations for how many songs you can read with a thumb drive is annoying. You can't remove pauses inbetween tracks which is crappy. The layout of the interface isn't very intuitive.  It takes FOREVER to load media.  Good sound and good control over the equalizer though and the screen is decent. Not a terrible value for the price, but I expected better.
1941849
Much better than good, but still lower quality than I expected.
1533007
I really like this concept, and the design isn't too bad, except for a few caveats: While I appreciate the workmanship, and my not needing to be hooked up to my phone while listening to music and audiobooks, I am finding some flaws which I believe need to be fixed if someone is going to pay around $100 for these.  (By the way, I wanted these because I cannot have my phone dropping on the floor as I am asleep listening to a meditation recording or music.)

First of all, I have a lot of trouble with the controls (volume, on/off).  I have trouble locating and manipulating them.  I am in the dark when I need to turn the system off.  Also, I cannot do a very good job manipulating the controls even when I am able to locate them.

Second of all, not every person can understand diagrams and no text.  Instructions are usually poor for electronic devices as it is.  Please do not skimp on the setup instructions.  This wasn't a walk in the park; though, I appreciate having these earphones.

I like the sound ok, and yet I do understand if people will pick it apart because of the price of this item.

Otherwise, I can see this item lasting quite awhile; it doesn't seem as though it was made cheap.  The controls are my most important concern, while I just love being able to listen without being connected to my phone.  Also, the actual earplugs have adaptors of various sizes which is very high on my priority list since I usually have trouble keeping them in.  (My hair is short, but long enough to cause interference.)

Overall I gave this item 3 stars because the merits outweigh the flaws by enough of a margin in my view.
3951931
Okay, it's basic function is as a charger and that seems to work okay.  It has a neat little removable foot so it can stand upright.
Some issues that say it is poorly designed.
1- the slots are too close together which to me means I have to leave the charging cords plugged in all the time.  Its too hard to insert or remove a cord between 2 others.
2- the power indicator light is so small, it's worthless.  Either make it bigger or leave it off.
3- a nice feature would be to have one (1) slot on the back.
4- only time will tell how long this lasts.
5- it really needs an on/off switch.  Since I have to leave all my cords in it, I end up unplugging the entire unit when not in use.
3390754
Does everything you would expect. 3/5 because nothing stands out about it, plus a few annoyances; equalizer a bit tricky to set, and the random function is lousy - it always goes to the same songs, often in the same order, and random only works within individual folders, even though the interface does not allow the selection of individual folders. Also the 10+, 10- (skipping ten tracks at a time) has a long delay, so you might as well just skip one at a time (making these buttons useless, and therefore a missing, useful feature). The mode/skip buttons are tiny, which makes them tough to use with gloves on (Imt in Canada, and it's around -30 C lately).
4342097
This is a pretty good pressure cooker so far. It could use a few improvements, but it does the job. The size is right for the amount of soups and chili that I make, but a little too big for everything else. On the downside, the handles and other parts feel cheaply made, though I've not had any issues with them yet. The lid pressure lock sometimes sticks a bit as there is enough slop in the construction that it might not line up just right. A bump with a pencil will allow it to pop up to retain pressure. The inside of the pot has a brushed finish that food sticks to, making cleanup harder than it needs to be. This might improve over time with repeated scrubbings. The lid can be hard to line up and the alignment arrow on the lid is lightly stippled and almost impossible to see. The lid gasket seems to be made of some type of white silicone material. It seals very well, but retains odors for a while after washing. I usually put it back in the lid after washing and then leave the lid upside down on the pot. This pressure cooker is pretty heavy, and might be hard to handle for some folks. This is not your mom's pressure cooker that might be handed down for generations, but a cheap Chinese copy thereof. Unfortunately that's about all you can get nowadays.
155273
Overall, the product does its job and the price is about right, so I can't complain. Most aspects have been already covered by other reviewers, I'll just make a few points that I feel were missed or not sufficiently elaborated.

1) Communications. The sensor pairs well with the base at a fair distance and with moderate obstacles (house floors and walls). However, the loss of pairing upon disconnection of power cannot be completely compensated by the ease of pairing. Especially when there are multiple sensors to pair. There needs to be either a power backup (battery) at the base or persistent memory for the device pairings.

2) PIR sensitivity. While I understand the chosen threshold for the detection sensitivity, I feel it is too high for some applications. I have seen some other devices with adjustable sensitivity (gain), but I feel that in this case it has something to do with the shape of the optical range. This is probably why the instructions ask for the sensor to be placed at a relatively low height but that is not always possible. In my case, I put it in the garage wall near the crew door and if I placed it any lower, it would be totally blocked by the car parked right in front of it. At a height of ~6ft, it does not detect any person until they are really close. It also does not sense the presence or movement of the garage door, which is only 12 feet from it, straight ahead. I find myself in need to experiment with position and angles to have the sensor detect anything useful.

3) Base/controller.
a) While I appreciate the independence from batteries, the loss of memory upon disconnection makes it close to being a permanent installation: you cannot pull it briefly to connect another appliance in that outlet, you cannot move it to another outlet - without having to re-pair it with its sensor(s).
b) The controls are inconvenient. To select the ring tone, you have to cycle through all options. If you miss the one you want, you have to go over the whole set again. Also, the switch between audible/visual/both is very flimsy, and has no good tactile feedback, so you'd know in which position it is, and the markings are so small, you need a loupe to be able to see it. Even the available values are badly chosen: the two settings with audio are at either end, so if you want the only silent option, you need to be able to find the exact middle, which with the ultra-short travel and feeble tactile feedback of the switch, can be quite adventurous.
4) Alarm. The options leave a lot to be desired.
a) The optical signal is ridiculous - a small LED light that can only be seen if you are looking directly at it. I'm not saying you have to have one but anything short of a flashtube is little more than a gimmick.
b) The sound is acceptable in some cases but I find its volume range to be short of my expectations. My house's doorbell is louder. Your alarm needs one more, louder setting to be a viable solution in anything but a small apartment. And while I appreciate the variety of sounds it can make, most of them are too soft to be useful, and combined with the difficulty of selection outlined above, it makes them unusable.
4502356
The eye works well enough and the built in speaker is decent. The games available for use with it are lacking in worth, at best. Hopefully some games of quality will come along soon.
4632452
decent print . could have been better really
621058
Decent product but not perfect for every situation.