Very good quality, Almost perfect design.
930453
I have not seen many of these products, and have even built a couple of my own in the past.  This one is built very well, and the design is almost perfect.  I use the wrist roller several times a week and I am very satisfied.
3559655
This case is very sturdy and is made of a softer plastic inside bumper surrounded by a much harder and sturdier outer case. The alignment and cutouts are perfect for all of the ports. Another motivating factor for my purchase was the addition of a magnetic foldout stand that comes out from the back of the case. This is very convenient, yet also adds a little extra bulk to the otherwise fairly thin case. My only complaint, and the reason for only 4 stars instead of 5, is the design of the foldout stand. I wish it could have been designed to seamlessly integrate to the back of the case better instead of protruding out and adding extra bulk when not in use. Overall, this is a quality case that I would highly recommend to friends and family.
2078420
Excellent design, very well made. Only problem is it is a tad large for backpacking if I'm really nit picking.
952935
Great quality, sturdy design and very attractive looking.
1055920
On the whole, this is a really good case.  Unlike a lot of the sleeve-style cases, it mounts the iPad using a "snap-in" configuration that keeps the entirety of the touchscreen is completely accessible (using sleeve-type cases, I had issues with certain apps like YouTube that place small icons near the edge of the touch-surface).  This also means the speakers, headphone jack, volume buttons and charge port are completely accessible.  The camera lens cut-out is also well-designed:  the camera is not obscured in any way by the case.

ZAGG also made a smart design for the snap-in, so the outer corners of the iPad are still protected in case you drop the case.

The case itself is sturdy, and has held up well to regular wear-and-tear after 3 months of use so far.  The kickstand is smartly designed:  being as wide as the case itself, rather than the more common narrower style on other cases that make it more difficult to use the case in the typing position on your lap, or uneven surfaces.  It's also not prone to snapping itself closed, and instead uses magnetism to hold the kickstand in place when not in use.

The keyboard feature is solid, but imperfect.  For starters, I really like that the entire layout of a conventional keyboard is made available for touch typing.  Even on the smaller iPad mini format, you have access to all punctuation without relying on the FN key.  You also have access to arrow keys and basic function keys that are useful for an iPad (including video navigation and volume control).

The keys themselves are responsive, and though especially fast typing is sometimes troublesome this is an issue with most blue tooth keyboards in my experience, so no points off there.  It can handle reasonably fast typing, and only very quick passages cause issues.

The keyboard does provide the cases main weaknesses.  One minor one is the prioritization of the keys:  the "web address" key is openly accessible, whereas that same key combined with FN is how to toggle the onscreen software keyboard.  There's also a dedicated Blue-tooth connection key, which is seldom used once the keyboard has been paired.

The biggest misstep in design of the keys is that the power toggle is a normal key.  Powering the device 'on' requires a simple press of the key (similar to typing), whereas turning off the keyboard requires an extended depression of the key.  This means that when you're holding the case and using the iPad as a tablet (i.e., not utilizing the keyboard) it's incredibly easy to turn on the keyboard and not realize it.  While this in of itself isn't a huge problem except for draining battery life of the keyboard, if you shift your hands you can hit keys on the keyboard.  For example, there's a "home screen" key in the upper row, so you can inadvertently close your current app pretty easily.  There's also a "mic input" key (to activate voice input/Siri), which can interfere with whatever you're doing, too.  I think an extended depress to toggle on/off (rather than a simple key press to toggle on) would be a better design.  Actually, I would've preferred a dedicated locking switch instead of a standard key.

There are a few other small improvements that I think could be made as well.  For starters, sometimes I like to use a stylus for some apps, and a stylus holder would've been appreciated (I found a sleeve for styluses that works pretty well without interfering with normal operations).  The keyboard makes use of the power LED to let you check the current charge level of the battery, but because it's a simple pattern of a single-colored LED it's not intuitive to understand.  The keyboard is also permanently affixed to the case, which has pros and cons in itself, but I think is more good than bad.

4 stars because the power toggle key is a 1 pretty significant design issue, but otherwise everything is well-designed and functions properly.  I'd probably give it 4.5 stars if Amazon permitted that.
2113980
Good quality, better design than many others. Hopefully I won't need to use it much but good to know it's there.
4698649
The quality is very high regarding design and materials.
1411473
With this product my search was over: I am very satisfied with the arm and the flexibility of the mechanism.  It is well-constructed, employs high grade materials, and is beautifully designed.

Caveat No. 1: Like other reviewers noted, the positioning mechanism requires a bit of tweaking to align with the weight and height of your monitors and/or monitor+laptop combo.  Apart from two lockng keys that help to adjust the height on the single pole, there is a  single compression bolt or tension rod locking nut on the swivel arm that is critical to the mechanism.  It works very much like old model swivel lamps that rely on one locking knob to hold its position.  You half expect the droopy lamp phenomena here but not on on this device: while the locking system can indeed be tricky to manage, the solution is to move the monitor or the laptop temporarily out of the way so that you can properly adjust the bolt or tension nut.  Positioning the locking system perpendicularly and directly behind the monitor/laptop is a bit of an odd design choice.

Once set in position, you can forget the swivel since the tension is now weight-adjusted.  I can constantly change the height and extend the arms, with no loss of tension or inducing a recoil effect.

Caveat No. 2: The reason I haven't given a 5 star rating is that there is too much movement when typing on the laptop mounted on one of the arms.  The solution is to use a separate USB keyboard and mouse.  I use a KVM switch that manages two laptops and uses a single keyboard, mouse and audio input/output.

Caveat No. 3: While the laptop mounts are of good quality, I found the retaining springs (which is rather flimsy looking and another poor design choice) and brackets to be too short. I add a 3/4 inch thick cooling fan under the laptop which together exceeds the specs of the retaining springs and retaining bracket.  Without the springs and brackets, the laptop would just slip from the mount.  Not good!  The work around is to reposition the springs and mount these on the cooling fan which is in turn held by the arm's mounting bracket.

All in all, a great product with minor inconveniences and design compromises, which fulfills your expectations as long as you use the laptop mounted on one of the arms with a separate keyboard and mouse.
2495366
This is one of the better laptop bags I've come across. It's quite sturdy and rather well-constructed, which has not always been my experience with Case Logic. There are lots of nice pockets and compartments so you can put much more that just a laptop inside. Then again, I typically use a 11.6" Chromebook these days, so your mileage may vary depending on what size laptop you have.

The one thing that caused me to knock off a star is the placement of the loops that the strap connects to. I don't use the strap, so I don't know if maybe this would be different with the strap attached, but with the strap removed, it's frustrating to open one of the middle compartments. The zipper gets snagged on the loops, and it drives me nuts sometimes. Really, it's a small quibble, but it's significant enough to cause a star loss.

Overall, this was a good purchase and I recommend it highly to anyone looking for a quality laptop case.
2314142
Great design - The bins slide in/out easily and there's a lip on the back of the shelves so the bins can't be pushed off the backside. The metal shelves and poles are high quality, very sturdy, clean paint job, well constructed. None of the metal bars that make up the shelves were bent or damages in shipping. The medium and large bins seem to match perfectly with the bars of the shelves so they slide in and out as if they were on a track. They move freely since there is a little space in between them. The small bins don't fit as well, having to be butted up against each other in order to fit all six on a shelf. It's not a problem, they still fit, but not as well as the larger bins. You can't change the spacing of the shelves so yours will look exactly like it does in the photo. Again, not a problem since this is optimal for fitting the bins on the shelves, but it means that if you intended to use the bins elsewhere and use this as a mobile shelving unit with a variety of shelf heights, you can't (unless you omit a shelf or 2 from the assembly).
4144585
The multi-tool is of very good quality; tools are nicely polished, handles are smooth and comfortable. The entire package can be summed up as a beefier version of a Swiss Army Knife with a pocket clip. If you are looking for a useful multi-tool comparable to a SAK but more robust and more comfortable to use, look no further. The only criticisms I have for this multi-tool are that the selection of tools leaves something to be desired. Instead of a cork screw, a phillips screwdriver would have been more useful. In addition, the versions with more tools tend to be quite bulky, and it would be nice to have versions that have a different selection of tools, but no extra bulk.
4681592
It's not perfect, but it is a very good bag and a good value.  I'm subtracting one star for two minor, but annoying flaws.  The first, is a nit-picker, I know, but the bag to rack plastic interface could/should be tighter either through a slight redesign in shape or perhaps a slightly more "rubberized" plastic.  It may have been more snug when I first got it, that was 3 years ago and I don't remember.  Now if I travel over any even mildly rough surface the bag rattles noisily and annoyingly.  The connection is still sound and the bag is secure, but there seems to be no way to reduce the constant clacking.

The other issue is with the mesh pocket atop the bag.  It just isn't up to the task of handling much and on my bag the mesh has a substantial hole which restricts what can be put into it.  I can't tell, but it looks like Topeak may be using a different style of pocket on their other bags.

I will say that besides these two flaws this is a very well constructed bag, has considerable space and the fold-away side panniers are really ingenious in their design and they work well when the loads get bigger or flatter like clothes.  I have used this bag hundreds of time commuting to work and around town and it never fails to impress.  Some minor tweaking would make it perfect for me.

Also, it goes without saying that it must be mated to a Topeak rack to take advantage of the special connector otherwise it will have to be fastened by bungee cords or ropes thus negating one of the real strengths of the setup: lightning fast attachment and removal.  It's  a versatile bag that will satisfy the lazy or time-pressed cyclist as well as those looking for a remarkably simple and well conceived bag.
4685969
Good package, very good quality, very good design, very good characteristics.

The only reason why not to give the five stars is because when my wife's bicycle is mounted on the RAD, there are some kind of movements that generates an annoing noise, maybe because the lack of a little calibration of the cilinder.
383976
good quality.
wondeful design.
but it is expensive.
386057
The build quality is very good, much sturdier than I thought it would be. There were some places where bubbles prevented the lacquer from covering in full, however they're in inconspicuous places, and easily hidden. Otherwise this item would get 5 stars.
953595
Very nice product.  Well made and excellent quality.

I would love to see additional similar items with both more and fewer fixed center slots, and also a deeper version of them, in the 3 1/2" range.
4600502
Great design, quality and function, easy to put in and take out cards yet tight, keeps them secure. It'd be great if the wooden piece was more flush to the casing specially where fabric and wood adjoining area.