Nice so far, a little pricey, but nice, just wish it didn't have holes put in the base of the plate
932426
Love it, so nice, just wish that they did not put four holes in it the holes in the bottom of the plate are really not necessary. It looks nice, I hope it holds up with the weather. I love hoe it looks.
2499604
I purchased this router table a couple of years ago.  I feel it is very well built, with the exception of one thing.  The insert plate offers a bit of flex, and is not that accurate.  I stepped up and purchased a Woodpecker aluminum plate for it which made it a much nicer setup.  The Woodpecker plate was a drop-in fit.  It also has nice insert rings that twist into place.  Other than that I really like the base, top and fence.  I think the fence lock down could be a bit better, and seem fragile, but I have not broken anything.  I have built rails and stiles for 30+ kitchen cabinet doors on it with no issues, plus a lot of other projects.  If it came with an aluminum plate, I would have given it 5 stars.
1434699
Very nice plate however the lovely blue only shows clearly with a white backdrop. The plates are in fact glass. Also, the curviature of the plate is slightly problematic since when you're cutting your food toward the outside of the plate, the plate wobbles. Not that practical. You must cut in the very center of the plate. Not much wiggle room
2109489
Pros: works well, family loves it.

Cons: plates are not removable (but easy to wipe down)
2539476
Our house is full of dark wood. To the point where things like white plastic and light wood look out of place. So I wanted a plate stand (for a personalized christmas plate) that blended in.

This fits the bill nicely. My wife is very picky about this stuff, and she liked the look :)

I probably should have gone a a bit bigger unit for our plate (I believe it's a 12 inch diameter), but this still worked well.
3113333
This is a thermoplastic plate -the type which are able to be bent but don't break.  They are slightly glossier than thermoset type plates (they're the kind that will snap if you overtighten the plate screws too much, recall).  These thermoplastic are nice plates, provide professional installation aesthetic and clean up well through the years.

Make for a nice finish install if the electrician has the boxes installed in the wall properly.  I've heard some people complain about the plates distorting when tightening with the plate screws.  If the outlet / switch boxes are installed properly and the plate is, there will be on distortion of the plates.  I install them all the time and can end up with a perfectly flat and clean look.

Clean up nicely too.
2506035
I experienced some of the same issues as others noted... the silverware holder is a little awkward and only works for knives and forks. My bigger complaint is that the base that keeps the plates stable makes it a little hard to put anything other than plates in the dryer. Also, it was a little bit of a challenge to expand, but with use, I think it will get easier.
2980993
This license plate frame is of nice quality.  The reason I gave it three stars instead of five is where the top says "Dodge" and the bottom says "Hemi" it partially covers up wording on my license plate. I think it should be designed not to obscure any of the plate. The license plate numbers are not blocked at all.  It's the name of my state (above) and my veteran status (bottom).  I also think it's a little pricey. I would consider others before buying this license plate frame again.
1037480
I was searching for a replacement for my old unit from a different manufacturer that I had loved but is no longer made, and had several requirements:

1.  Removable plates
2.  An interior drip pan
3.  A "floating" top that would allow for even cooking when food is thicker on one end.
4.  An adjustable temperature (more than just high/low).
5.  A decent sized cooking area.

It is somewhat surprising to me how difficult finding all these on the same unit can be, and this tri-grill does deliver and performs well on each of these items, so for that I'd give it five stars.  The reason for me only rating it three is below:

After reading the other reviews here, I was a little nervous about ordering because of the possibility of poor quality.  You can imagine my thoughts when I opened the box and out falls a screw!  Fortunately, the screw was to hold the lid onto the handle and I was able to reassemble.  The other side was very loose too, so I do believe that it can be assumed that these grills are not well built.  I cannot help but wonder what is loose on the inside that I don't know about, even though it seems to be working fine.  While not totally cheap, the materials do seem slightly on the flimsy side compared to some higher end models, but I think they are acceptable for a $99 price.  The exception is the grill plates which I think are very nice and even sturdier than my much loved previous grill.

The grill is attractive, but it is a bit clunky/bulky in size because of the extra griddle plate storage.  Its a great idea, but now that I own it, I personally would prefer to have a sleeker unit and have to store the extra plate elsewhere.  I also wish the cord was just a little bit longer.  The gauges are difficult to read when standing at the counter, I have to bend over and get closer to eye level with it to set.  I also wish the gauges had more markings, but that is not a big deal.

Overall, I am happy with the tri-grill.  With exception of quality concerns, my complaints with the grill are relatively minor.  For me, it isn't going to become my favorite appliance because these complaints are annoyances, but its acceptable and does a very good job at its intended function - it does grill well (leaves nice grill marks on the food too).
4079239
This thing is big, I probably wouldn't have bought it if I had measured 22" to get an idea of it's size, I had to clear some space in the cupboard. I still like it, I can have bacon going on one side and do the eggs on the other end. The 4 stars instead of 5 is because it heats uneven and not very close to the temp setting. A 6" Pancake will have a brown streak right under the heating element and white on the edges. The setting will be 250 and some spots can reach 325-350 while the element is on. I think the aluminum is too thin which causes the wild fluctuations, and they put the heating element in a single loop, they should have weaved it back and forth to even out the heat transfer.
I replaced a 18" griddle that spanned two burners so I'm used to uneven heat, it's not a deal breaker for me.
The surface is one of the best non-stick I have ever used, that almost brought it back to a 5 star, almost.
They had to make some compromises so I don't want to be too harsh, a thicker griddle would weigh more and re-routing the elements would cost more, so I believe it's a good griddle for the price.
4201763
I love this platter the dishes I bought. I would recommend, but be weary of the flaws in the platter and dishes. They tend to have these dimples in them and some times chips on edges and rough edges. But the design / painting of the roosters and chicks and grass is well done. I would recommend, but you may have to deal with flaws.
4509713
This medium sized plate will be perfect for my children to bring every day in their lunch bag, so they don't use the plastic plates provided at school. It is light and seems sturdy enough, however, I am only giving it four stars because even though it was in a sturdy cardboard package, it arrived with 5 kinks in it, which make it less pretty, but still usable.
909087
The description talks about a machined center hole and a baked enamel finish, yet about half the plates I received had burrs/imperfections on on the interior center hole.  Fortunately they were not difficult to remove with a file and the center hole is oversized enough that I didn't have to work to hard to make them fit on my bars.  Still, I was expecting a smooth machined center hole on these supposedly higher quality plates, and I didn't get that.

Other than that problem I like them very much.  The grips make them very easy, and safe, to handle.
2395883
Improved plate connection and was a relatively easy swap.  Construction seems durable and I truly do like the feel.  The mounting holes didn't match my previous plate, but I was able to make it work so no harm no foul.  Good Plate.
658600
I love this plate for my new truck!  I realize this is stainless steel plate, but I think it's a tad over the pricing benchmark for a vanity plate of any kind.  I think $29.99 would be a great deal, and $34.99 would be reasonable; but $40.95 is getting up there.  Then again, if you're splurging for a King Ranch package on a new vehicle, paying premium for a vanity plate is an afterthought... or insult to injury, depending on your outlook ;)
4254980
Bought for a friend and he was very happy with it.  The plate was slightly warped outward but I was able to bend it back into place myself before giving to him.  The price is kinda high for just one plate, but it's the only one I found.  No rust.
1910500
I am a bit of a baking newbie, but I have been trying more and more new things, and so I am glad I gave in to the urge to buy this plate.

Clean-up - I've had no problems with sticking or stains so far. The smooth surface cleans up quite easily. I usually hand-wash everything except my plates and utensils, so not sure how this stands up to the dishwasher, but I am personally not interested.

Looks - This is gorgeous with thick and wavy flutes. It looks nice with or without food in it.

Color - Although I was tempted to go with "Sage" because I love green, I chose the neutral "Wheat" and it sure is pretty. I love the warm, creamy color, and it looks nice with all kinds of pie and quiche.

Durability - So far so good. This item is hefty and with care I imagine it will last a good long time. It has gone from freezer to oven to bake crusts, so it seems sturdy even with temperature flux. The finish has appeared durable so far, but my mom took a carbon steel butcher knife to my first quiche before I noticed, asked her to halt and handed her blunt knife. It does have a long score mark from that event. I don't know what she was thinking, I suspect she was distracted by the yummy smelling food and being hungry, but don't make that mistake unless you want to ruin the finish.

Manufacturing Location - It was made in China. I wish it weren't but even Le Creuset stoneware, despite it's high cost, is now made in places like this. There are a couple brands that still make their stoneware in less sketchy places, like France, but those companies were higher cost than even Le Creuset. As a newbie baker, and person on a small budget, I simply couldn't justify the expense. Maybe someday, more things will be made in the USA again. For now we can at least get some things, like Lodge's cast iron cookware. But with this pie pan, or any one at a similar price point? No, not yet.

Note - I uploaded a picture of my first pastry crust + quiche, and it's a bit ugly, but it sure tasted good and it looks pretty nice in the HIC pie pan! Hope the picture helps. :-)