very good- (and cheap !)
921981
i'd never tried puffed millet. much nicer than full-sized 'puffed wheat' i am surprised, but honestly like it! it's great with ice-cold almond milk.
1236893
These don't perform like a high-end pair, but they're seriously cheap and they do work. My only gripe is they are a bit quiet if you're in a noisy environment, but again, they're way less expensive. They fold up nice in my coat pocket when I'm not using them, the battery life is good, the connection is solid, and they paired easily with my iPhone. They're not uncomfortable, even after I mashed my 180s on top of them (it's cold and it helped me hear better since they're not that loud). If you don't want to drop a ton of money, these will work nicely.
710746
surprisingly good.  it certainly feels a little cheap, but in actual use it is great
611877
I didn't give it 5 stars because it isn't perfect... but for the price, it's pretty darn good.

Installation: Super easy! Familiarity with what's under the hood of your PC helps, but if you can follow simple instructions, you should be good. It takes 2 5.25" drive bays. I only had one bay free, but I'm pretty handy with a dremel and not afraid of a little minor pc-case surgery).

Hardware: YES, the VFD looks washed-out on installation. I'll give you that. BUT the contrast and brightness are software adjustable. So, if you spend a couple of minutes adjusting it, you can get to look like the one in the ad. The remote range and reception angle are quite good for me. The front buttons work fine, but are fairly useless with the remote (pretty much like any home theater appliance).

Software: As someone else said, don't bother with the bundled disk. Just get online and download the latest drivers and apps. I'm using Windows 7 (64bit) and the software works pretty well with it. The ability to turn the computer on and off, and launch your apps by remote control is outstanding. You can configure what apps that launch as well as the remote commands within the apps. I'm using it with Windows Media Center, XBMC, Hulu Desktop and Boxee. Haven't had a problem with any of them so far.

YMMV, but this unit is just what I needed for my HTPC and works really well so far (had it for about 2 weeks).
252287
Surprisingly good, to the point that I may buy another for when this one wears out. Fit is quite good, and it's saved my player from more falls than it should have. All ports and buttons are accessible and relatively easy to press, and the cover is stiff, heavy 'pleather' material, easily sufficient to take most falls and to insulate the Fuze+ touchpad from rogue touches. The back flap has two relatively heavy snaps, and works well on most belts, while being stiff enough to work if slid into a well-fitting waistband, too. I rarely use the snaps, as while closing them does secure the Fuze+ better onto a belt, it also renders it harder to remove, and I find the protrusions of the snaps themselves tend to prevent it from slipping loose.

A screen/touchpad cover is probably a good idea anyway to protect the relatively soft plastic of the Fuze+ from abrasive dust and debris anyway, but this does the majority of the work very well.

Disclaimer: The Fuze+ in question is Rockboxed, and thus is set to be less touch-sensitive than un-modified Fuze+ units. Little testing was done with the original firmware and the original highly sensitive touchpad settings, but the case should be heavy enough for those, as well.
2047459
Nicely made, effective and cheap.  What more could I ask for?
428440
Absolutely wonderful- cheap, good ink, seems to last a long time (at this price who's going to complain anyway?), and colors/clarity appear to be comparable to Brother ones which are much more expensive.  Highly recommend.
4024794
Good quality, cheap price. 7 usb3.0 ports added to my aging desktop. Very good value!!
37954
I am impressed. This stuff is actually really nice, which I definitely didn't expect because it is so inexpensive. (If I were to buy all these things together at RadioShack, they would cost me over 100 dollars.)
2208034
For $30 this is probably the cheapest USB audio interface of its kind. I use a USB audio interface primarily to use a professional microphone with XLR output for speech recognition on computers using Nuance NaturallySpeaking.  For some reason, my old M-Audio MobilePre does not work with NaturallySpeaking (I think it is NaturallySpeaking to blame but that's a different story).  Because this is a secondary system, I did not really want to spend anywhere close to what I have spent on my primary system. But I hesitated in choosing this product because it seemed so ... cheap, as everything else cost at least $100.

Well long story short, it worked out beautifully on my system.  The setup is completely trouble-free. No driver is needed. Everything just works once it is connected and turned on. The noise floor is pretty low, at least completely satisfactory for my purpose.

One of the reasons why this device is so cheap is probably because it has only one channel, while others usually have at least two channels for stereo sound. In my case, I really don't need multiple channels. I just needed a single channel  with good quality. This serves my purpose very well. Now I wonder why did I spend many times more on my primary system....
1159479
They're cheap and do a good job...what more can one ask?
1524395
It works great, it was cheap. What else can I say?
846927
These little buggers are pretty good. Yes, they are plastic like everyone says, but they seem as good as any pair of sunglasses you would buy at Wally World for this same price. Plus these have a built in MP3 player. 2GB, not huge storage, but for me when exercising 2GB is more than enough. I convert all my music down to 128KBPS, and in general 1 MB is 1 minute. 2GB equals about 2000 minutes of music, that is a bit more than 33 hours.
Windows 7 64 bit recognized this right away, just like a flash drive. It installed device drivers for a "mass storage device" and within 30 seconds it was ready to use. Drag and Drop, Copy and Paste, convert and "send to", however you normally transfer any files, it works just the same here.
There was one of the pictures I saw that I wondered about, the picture showed the lenses flipped up. And yes, they actually do flip up. So instead of having to take your glasses off and stop listening to your tunes, you can just flip up the lens, pretty neat feature to not advertise.
If you stick these in your back pocket and sit down, sure enough they will break. If you put them on your face where they belong, they should last a long time. As far as value for the money spent, (less than $15 including Prime shipping) these are one of the best bargains I have purchased in a long time.
1918032
Solid, simple, and cheap.  What more can you ask?
1057892
Very good for the price, you can not expect more than it gives you.
198242
Very nice, simple, cheap (cost-wise) product. Seems pretty durable, looks great, -!: cost can't be beat, especially on the 2 pack.
895566
They work, and they were insanely cheap.  I don't know how I could give them anything less than 5 stars.  Sure, there are Bluetooth earbuds out there that sound better, but these are every bit as good as your average ear buds, but without that annoying wire tethering me to my phone or computer.  I'm very glad I purchased these.