Decent little set-up with room for improvement
925692
Best bang for the buck, for sure.  Looks good, but could look better.  As everyone else says, the glow light isn't quite strong enough to reach the bottom, where of course, all the glow-in-the-dark plants and decorations are located.  Plants and glofish do not glow as if under a true black light - mimics a black light yes, as vibrant, no.

Not sure the small surface area on top is enough for oxygen exchange if you are housing more than a couple of fish, so be sure to add a bubbler.  I was able to install a bubbler and a cheap heater without cutting out any part of the cover - there's just enough space at the back to thread everything.

Do not add SMALL glofish or any other small fish that may get sucked into the filter - adult glofish are fine.  The filter provides a little shadow for hiding, right where the hole is...  Be sure to snap on the flow feature that comes with the filter.  That enables the flow to punch down into the steep column of water.  Also if you don't, you might find the filter provides too much of a current.  It IS a good, strong filter for its dainty size.

This tank was by far a lot less money than comparable tanks or even smaller tanks.  If the price difference were negligible, I would look for a tank with better black light visibility.  The black light is really my only complaint - a significant one because I specifically wanted a black light tank.  But for a regular tank of its size, with its great filter and 3 light settings, great tank for the price.
324179
Quick easy set up, no issues, works as expected.
676574
The setup was a bit of a chore and the interface could be improved, but the signal is strong and this device does what it's supposed to do for a very low price. It's nice that it's small, too. Not perfect, but it's a GREAT choice if you're looking for something like this.
3402668
I wish the speakers were larger and it had a bit more power. It will do for now. I may have to invest in a component system later.
2195622
Nice setup, but too much of a pain to put together and take apart to call it portable.
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.
3785787
serves the purpose well. but i find the set up annoying....
1378901
Camera system is pretty decent, the app and website interface need updated somewhat to be more user friendly and allow more options between cameras.  Is possible I still haven't figured out how to set the cameras independently, but setup should definitely be planned to take longer than 30 minutes to get it how you want it. Night vision is quite good though and free 7 day cloud hosting is better than others.
2484941
set up was easy,tubes holding cover seem a bit weak,but has worked well so far
3378454
Not high quality, but works for what I need it for
3957989
The bass is a little too muddy for me, but I think others may really enjoy how powerful it is.  SUPER easy set up.  The satellite's don't take up too much desktop space either.
1232576
Purchased this system to be used in a bedroom also because it has the FM/AM radio and front load CD player. It was easy to set up. In order to connect this system to a TV, you need to purchase an audio extension cable which are pretty cheap. The good thing about this system is the audio in outlet is in the back compared to other music systems of this size. The FM radio plays very clear. However, the AM radio had lots of static. Trying to position the antenna to get a better signal wasn't much help either. The Bluetooth set up was simple as well once I realized you had to press the Bluetooth button on the system itself to start the pairing process. It connected to an Android phone instantly and does so anytime the input is changed to Bluetooth. The speaker sound is surprisingly good for such a small unit. Would definitely recommend.
1601965
This is an initial review of the Seiki SE24HE03 24-Inch 720p LED TV.  Will try to update once I get my PC hooked up and make sure it works and how it works that way. I'm making the review kind of in-depth to try to help you decide if this is right for you.

Bought for my bedroom to watch DVDs and use as a monitor for streaming movies and shows.  The size is great for my smallish bedroom.  Sound not so great but you can make some adjustments to make the sound better so it's definitely useable.  It's lightweight which being disabled is also a good thing.  Hopefully the light weight doesn't mean it'll die sooner?

Yes, once you put the base on the TV does slightly tilt forward, just a little.  The base "clicks" on and there's only 1 small screw holding it to the TV.  But for me that's a good thing since I'll be watching laying in bed.

Inputs: sparse, but it's a 24" TV.  1 HDMI, 1 component (R/W/Y), VGA with 3.5mm audio jack input for PC, "screw-in" antenna/coax and headphone jack - that one is at the top (really should be at the bottom imho).  All inputs are on the left side of the TV.  Having a swivel base would definitely have been a help or at least put the VGA/audio on the back for ease in getting the VGA hooked up.

I did, as a test, use the VGA cord from my laptop to the TV and that worked, but laptop has displayport, not HDMI so could not test that.  Waiting on getting my smallish desktop into the bedroom and trying to hook up via HDMI from my GPU to the TV.  That'll be an update depending on how that works.  Luckily, my GPU does have VGA as a just in case.

The remote is also very lightweight.  You must hold the remote directly facing the TV or it won't work.  It's really! picky and finicky (don't like that).  The buttons are small and not real easy to read.  Then we get to the menu and there's a few things "greyed out" that either I'm not using or I just don't know why.

Menu:
Under Audio:
SPDIF type - greyed out, but I'm not using that so I guess that's why
Audio Language - greyed out

Under Time:
Daylight Savings - greyed out

Under Setup:
Advanced Option - greyed out

Does have closed captioning and I had to guess which one to use and yes, I need closed captioning, so that's on CC1

What DNC and Transparency are I have no idea.  I left it on DNC.  Transparency is off - because again, I don't know what that is and it's not explained in the manual.

There is a sleep timer, I have that off but you can program it from 15 to 240 minutes if that's important to you.

Picture Aspects:
There's Zoom Standard (like having a smaller picture in a black "frame");
Wide which is the mode that makes everything look "stretched out" and is letter box;
Wide Zoom which is also letter box and again makes everything look "stretched out", just a bit bigger and the picture's a bit grainy (imho);
and finally Zoom alone which gives you full screen but again that "stretching" thing.

When using with my DVD player I use Zoom Standard.  Yes it's a smaller picture but it's very clear and everyone and everything looks "normal".  We'll see what hooking the PC and using that for streaming entails - another update on the Aspect settings.

All in all it's ok, the price isn't bad - around the price of a lower end PC monitor but with more options.  I certainly would not pay more for this TV and actually I think it should be a little less considering  the greyed-out menu functions, lack of documentation on which closed captioning is best for which reg ion, what the heck Transparency is and the picture if you go out of Standard mode.  It's kind of like watching a 20" to 22" TV with a "frame" around the picture.
1714355
This is a decent camera for the price.  It is easy to set up and view remotely, without having to jack with a firewall or any of that.  That being said, there are a few little things that I would like to see with it.  First, the motion seems to work about 75% of the time.  It almost always catches people walking to the door, but I rarely ever see them walk off.  It is good that they have a service you can subscribe to for storing your video data, but I wish that wasn't the only option.  If I had the resources and took the time to set it up, I would like to store my video locally.  Other than those little things, I think it is great.  And is probably great for most people that just want to be able to see the video remotely without having to do a ton of setup.
3147638
Easy to use and setup  , could use some additional features for choosing lighting effects and color schemes.
3433548
Not too bad for the price- decently loud for a small room, nice input/output options.
I bought it hoping to use a wireless mic through the USB, but it only is for a flash drive. Seems like this could be easily incorporated by adding power to the bus. The included mics are cheap but usable.
There is a persistent low hum that I wish would go away.
 I will keep it, but wish I had spent a little more to get better quality...
1098299
For the price it's not bad. Not awesome, but better than TV speakers by far. Considering the relatively small and lightweight subwoofer, it does a pretty good job and definitely adds some depth of sound. Bluetooth to play music from other devices is a great addition as music sounds pretty good, too.

Sometimes I think people expect too much. If you want the best sound, get a surround system for hundreds more. I hot mine used with no instructions or remote and managed to figure out that you can control volume with your TV remote once the sound bar learns it, which is easy to do. Setup was crazy simple, too.