The r-92 is good but you get what you pay for as the ...
921215
I just bought the r-92 from another retailer as their cost was about $500 less than Amazon's. The manufacturer lowered the price but some retailers did not catch up as I paid just $900. Anyway, I bought this to replace the higher end Sole LCR which was fabulous but failed after 4 years. The r-92 is good but you get what you pay for as the LCR is incrementally better. First, the R-92 has half the number of levels and the detents are larger. Second, the 20 levels of the r-92 do not go to the top level of the LCR at 40 levels. Third, the LCR is self powered and you have to plug in the r-92.  Fifth, the LCR has a better and more comfortable seat and seat back. However, the r-92 is still far better than than the junk one buys from Schwinn, diamond back and others who sell in the 500-900 dollar range. I heartily recommend it. It is solid and fairly easy to assemble. For any price between 900-1100 you can't do better.
4774863
It's good for what it is-which is a $20 red dot.

I used this when testing a new gun and it served its purpose, and held up to .50 beowfulf recoil for about 40 shots without falling apart, so I was happy with that, I wouldn't leave it on there long-term, but it worked fine for one range session until I can get something more sturdy long term.

Mount is extremely low profile, like uncomfortably low. Manufacturer should include some sort or riser, which is why I only gave 4 stars.
2138167
As some other customers have mentioned, you really do get what you pay for. It isn't great but for a small price, it isn't that bad. It is spring powered, so it doesn't shoot very far. But, it is fairly easy to load and the 12 rounds mag is pretty decent. I had purchased this because we have cats and other cats around us come to our house and attack them. I wanted to get something to keep the animals away but not cause any real damage. But, with the spring power, I don't think they even notice the BB even touching them. I'm not looking to cause harm to animals but I also want to keep them away from my own. So, if you're looking for a BB gun to use more as a toy or something, this would be a decent purchase.
2662677
When i first got this gun it worked fine it shot every time and was easy to reload.
But about 3 days later the black cord on the battery broke making the battery useless.
The sights on the gun are pretty nice but a bit sensitive.
The mag is pretty small so you might want to by extra mags.
Its a nice gun for the price but don.t expect it to last over 2 years.
For a good gun that lasts a very long time (over 2 years) get the Pulse R76.
3209880
For the price, they look pretty good but you get what you pay for.  Already had one chair break beyond repair (chair frame cracked where it meets a leg) and sometimes the legs get wobbly every few months which require you to re-tighten the screws.  Chair is very comfortable when new but after several months, the cushion has flattened out a bit.  I gave it 3 stars for the color, design and price but 0 for dependability or quality.
1447563
Nothing special but it works ok. Wouldn't recommend it for big time hunting or rifle enthusiasts. This won't hold up well in the bush but does just fine toting it around to the range. I carry a 24" tactical 12 gauge and small Remington .22 rifle together in it and its about all it can handle.
4101062
Now, this AIRSOFT weapon uses 6mm ammunition, and CO2 cartridges. It's accuracy and power is lacking although the blowback function and the reloading system is smooth. Everything was good besides the power, not saying it is weak but this cannot break glass despite the 410-430 FPS on it. The accuracy is not that bad but it isn't perfect either. Overall cool but a bit pricey to be 70 dollars? I'd prefer a stronger BB gun
145032
I like it just fine you get what you pay for. Also it does not have the rug beater and does just alright on carpet.
4754331
It's good for the money, but no, it does not compare to the vacuums that cost $350 and up. You get what you pay for. For one, it's  "pet attachment" not "pet attachments". It's only the one so-called power paw,  the small upholstery brush attachment that has a 4" brush that spins to pick up pet hair. The larger floor rug and carpet attachments do NOT have a spinning brush. And the "power" that spins the brush on the power paw is provided by air,  the suction of the vacuum itself. The pricier vacuums have a separate motor that powers the brushes that spin in the attachments.
The Pros: Has good suction power. It is very light.  The Cons: Small collection bag. The plastic hose is quite flimsy, and is subject to being damaged easily. The hose also has a tendency to bend/creases in on itself,  cutting of suction which forces  you to have to unkink it. The "power Paw" is air-powered and doesn't have enough power to remove pet hair in the same way a vacuum with a motorized brush attachment can. The Bottom Line: This is a good vacuum for under $100, but it's not going to do the same job as a $400  vacuum. Since it's light, I use it more often than I did when I had to drag out a heavy vacuum. And a vacuum that you don't use, no matter how capable it is, will not get your house clean if it isn't put to use.
2574326
This is a great item but they cut corners in the mounting system.  There are many reviews throughout the web and the main theme is that the camera plate is flimsy and breaks often.  However the Really Right Stuff company has come out with a better mount that you should consider if you are spending this much for the unit.  It costs another $270.00 but is well made as are all of their products.  The price explains why the Gigapan used plastic as it would have put the price over a grand. The item from RRS to get if yours breaks is -- GP-CB Pkg: GigaPan Clamp Bar + MPR-CL II

The images taken with this unit are incredible when done with a quality DSLR and Lens.
124305
The old term of you get what you pay for is still very valid. This is inexpensive and feels that way. Light as a feather and not built very well.
It goes on the mount very tough and comes off the same way. The release catch is really flimsy. However it does work.
2347692
I purchased this and the Etn American Red Cross ARCFR160R Microlink at the same time so I could compare them. The HY-88E is $10 cheaper than the Eton radio.

What I found...

The Good:
- Rado works just fine.  Tuning is a little difficult but usable.  The sound is loud and clear.  The receiver is sensitive.
- The LED flashlight works fine.
- The crank and solar panel chargers both appear to do a good job powering the device.
- Battery life was better than I expected.  I ran the radio for over two hours on a single charge.
- I like the ability to use a USB charger to charge the battery.

The Bad:
- Weather radio has only one frequency, so if the NOAA station for your area doesn't match, you're out of luck (the Eton let's you select from seven NOAA channels).
- The crank-dynamo charger is noisy and difficult to crank.  It works, and it feels pretty solid, but five minutes of cranking is pretty challenging.

The Ugly:
- The USB charging feature simply did not work for charging any of my Apple devices (the Eton radio DID work).  Maybe my unit is a dud.

All-in-all, you get what you pay for.  I'd say this was worth the $20 I spent.
144826
A decent little player for the price if you crack it with Rockbox and insert a 72gb micro SD for loads more music.
The problem is it's prone to malfunction and the battery drains QUICK. I think it's got a cap of about 5 hours after only a couple weeks of light use.
If you want long lasting players then spend the couple hundred for an Ipod and deal with a smaller library.
Otherwise, this'll do the job OK but don't expect great things.
247777
This thing really gives you the bang for your buck. I had it hooked up to my sony gs series 520w rms 1040w peak 12's. People don't expect it from Sony's, but everyone dropped their jaws. Only problem with this sub is the terminals are surrounded with plastic. After about 6 to 10 months of use the terminals melted lol. Other than that, my whole car shook. Good amp, but you get what you pay for. Never tested the wattage output with a meter but it thumps. 4/5
4596104
It's just what you get for what you pay, it has a weak body. I think the best I could do is save more money to buy a good one.
3134369
Of you are looking for a very cheap version of the "Back Off" light system. This is not it. It is good for the priceprice, but you can't program it. It flashes them stops and that is it. I've had it for a few weeks is still working, so that's good. It's good but still of you are not expecting a lot. You get what you pay for. It does a specific job, which is to get people to notice your breaks and it does that. If you want more spend the money.
4635844
Pretty good but when on loud, it cracks and is not great quality. But for 79$$, you get what you pay for.