Best bang for the buck
922035
Just got my bike trainer in today and its great.  For me it wasn't a problem but the one I received did not come with instructions on how to put the trainer together.  But again for me it wasn't a problem and took about 5 mins to put together.

As for the trainer I have no complaints works as listed and the 6 lvls of resistance w/ the remote line is nice.  Just a word of advise if you are going to use this with a mountain bike it will be pretty loud.  I live in an apartment building and luckily my neighbors don't mind the sound but they still can hear hit.  Ill be switch my rear tire out with a road tire and Im sure that will tone down the sound a lot.
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2566255
Great bang for the buck. Stable and well built for $140. All the parts were there and everything fit. Better than other Chinese products I have assembled. Took a little over an hour to assemble.  Good instructions but pretty intuitive anyway.  I could have likely assembled it without the instructions.  Ankle supports are good. Like any inversion table balanced inversion requires proper adjustment of the leg extension. If you don't understand center of gravity concepts and you complain that it doesn't invert, don't blame the table,,,, blame the operator.  You can spend double or triple for other brands but in the end they all do they same thing and they all have the same challenges.
2827747
Best bang for your buck.  Love this speaker. Only wished it had digital audio input. Other than that I love it.
206072
Best bang for your buck.  Bought for my 10 year old son, for practice at home (he does archery at school.)  This is far cheaper than buying it in store and I would definitely buy again.
4843347
Best Bang for your Buck!
I do have on that is a little faster than this, and that is the Lexar P 10, But it cost Twice as much. ($40)
I would say this is about 90% as fast on reading speeds, and 80% as fast on writing speeds.
I have had no problems with this drive, I use it on a MacBook Pro.
Super fast, I have tried many different brands.
1133825
Best bang for buck.
Good build quality at a good price.
Cant go wrong with this.
2644267
Best bang for the buck. Low light photos and 1.8 aperture for a price that no one can beat. It is a little noisy focusing so I wouldn't recommend this for video. I use it on a Canon SL1 and the focus is pretty fast. Although plastic what would you expect for this price point. If you're looking to upgrade from a kits lens to something that can shoot sharp indoors and out - get this. The 50mm focal length can be a little far for some indoors. So let's say I'm 4 feet from my 1year old I may be able to get him from waist up if he's standing. If you need a second lens after your kit lens you cant beat this price for what you get. I use this probably 75% of the time now. Waiting to save for a Canon L Zoom lens.
4296829
I host an Open Mic and use this for live performances.  It does what i need it to do.  Best bang for the buck.  I bought this one after trying out a single.
2445493
Sharp clean look. Great bang for the buck.
Only 2 suggestions or mild complaints.  The bluetooth light is visible when wearing with the lights off. This is distracting and even more so if you wear glasses as the bottom corner of the glasses catch and reflect the blue light that blinks every few seconds. I can fix with tape...but should not be needed.

Second, when powered off, you must remember to turn off the bluetooth separately.  Why?  If you don't the light will blink continually and drain power and in a dark bedroom, is annoying.  It should time out after so many minutes without connection...say 15min.

Lastly, the spring of the headset is a bit tight.  I have a 7 1/4 hat size.

Still I am happy with my purchase...on sale :)
3516321
Best bang for the buck. Ben using it for several years now and still working. Jus make sure you don't drag it. One of the legs snapped off. I got creative and drilled and bolted it back on. Love the outer ring to rest marshmallow stick on to roast the mallows for s'mores.
4832650
Good for all kinds of jobs. Works great doesn't feel like cheap plastic. Best bang for your buck.
3853008
Best bang for the buck. Super comfy earphones that pivot perfectly. Cord has a 'break away' feature that is really nice. Good quality sound. Trust me its worth the extra money to get these over the other cheaper headphones on amazon. You will not regret buying these.
1139807
I found this projector to be the Best Bang for the Buck after comparison shopping with all the different brands available. Comparing 2500:1 contrast ratio, 2000 ANSI lumens, 16x9 aspect ratio, up to 300 inches screen size projection (huge), 720p or 1080i (high def. DLP), easy set-up, multi connectivity and compatibility for under 1 grand is remarkable while other brand doesn't even come close. Ofcourse there are better specs. projectors out there but be ready to pay more. The higher the contrast ratio and ANSI lumens the better.

To enjoy the full potential of a 1080i picture (movie theater experience minus the annoying person behind you) you need to connect an HD source or an upconverting DVD like Samsung ($130) and a surround sound system. Soon you'll look forward to every Friday & Saturday movie nights at home with the kids and a big smile on your face.
4430529
The best bang for the buck!! Awesome! I cant say enough.
2778916
best bang for the buck.  I never heard of the brand before but appears to be as advertised and made well.
2559177
I've bought more than my fair share of headphones, and these are the best bang-for-the-buck headphones I've purchased.  The sound quality is great for the price range.  The noise isolation is good and the ear pads are pretty comfortable.  The sound quality is on par with the ATH-M50x, but the M50x is much boomier (which I wasn't a fan of).  The M40x is very flat (especially for sub-$100), which not everyone will like, but it sounds good to me.  If you want some good quality monitoring cans for a good price, look no further.
555867
Great bang for the buck. For $50 this radio is jam packed with features and channels. Lots of receiver options are nice for various applications.

Would really recommend getting an upgraded receiver (FS-iA6B is great) for use in a race quad. The receiver it comes with (FS-iA6) does not support ibus functionality, so you are forced to run the wires for each channel as well as power/ground.

For those new in the hobby, ibus and sbus allow the receiver to talk to the flight controller with only 3 wires. Signal, power and ground. Makes builds much cleaner and easier to wire.

Got 2 FS-A8S receivers for my micro quads and an FS-iA6B for my race quad.