Probably better than the Easy Flex 3.
922235
I purchased this in lieu of the Easy Flex 3 because the positioning range seemed much better. With this stand, I can orient my iPhone 5 horizontally or vertically, and I can put it above the dash of my car, or have it swoop down and keep out of the sun a little more. The rotating ball-joint works well and is pretty rugged, so I don't see or feel my phone flopping anywhere if I hit a bump. I have a 2012 Ford Focus which has a soft touch dashboard, which I was slightly worried about since it isn't a hard surface. However, this fits on my dashboard just fine, and allows me to make quick adjustments while on the move without awkwardly reach over or pointing it in a weird direction. Since placing it on my dashboard in the hot 2014 summer, I haven't had the mount move once, and even when I think that repositioning my iPhone 5 will knock it off, that is never the case.

I've heard some reports that caseless iPhone 5/5S's may not fit well. I'm glad to report this is mostly not the case. I find that the rubber grips are pretty solid, and, yes, I could move the phone if I really jiggled it back and forth and didn't have it flat in the mount. So push your iPhone to the back of the mount until it's flat back there. Rotate away, but mind the loud slight-worry inducing clicking when you do so. If you get tired of your mount sticking up, it folds nicely back into a small puck. Mount is open-ended so you can plug cables into your phone if need be.

Best mount I've purchased, and the cheapest.
2197725
I got this back in May and used it sporadically. It was nice, but I wasn't too impressed with it. It was a slight improvement to the D3 and felt a bit faster. It was also very nice that they moved back to a standard micro-USB plug.

I recently dusted it off again since I just picked up a T-mobile unlimited mobile data plan. I set up the Amazon appstore and installed some apps. It was definitely an improvement from the D3's slightly sluggish performance. I was surprised that even Minecraft Pocket Edition worked quite well. The most surprising thing to me was after installing Firefox. I tried watching Starcraft 2 streams and, lo and behold, it worked quite adequately. This changed everything.

I am loving the Z2 now. It has practically replaced my computer.
2823405
Not bad.

Have StayClip and now these. StayClip feels more solid and heavy but am sure these will function for easy day to day as well.
3069817
I had a little combatability problem, but got through that easy enough. It seems like a very user friendly app, but in my opinion II like Adobe Photo Shop 4 better.
3139918
I received this software as part of the Amazon Vine reviewing program.  I thought my daughter, a tween-something artist, might enjoy using it with her&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Wacom-Bamboo-Fun-Tablet/dp/B002OOWC4C/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet</a>.

I installed it on a desktop running Windows XP.  Installation was quick and painless, and the program was up and running in no time.  Using the program did not put any real drag on the machine's resources and the operations were smooth - switching from this n' that while working within the program.

We took a female form, added hair, and added clothing to the model.  Things got pretty funny while moving the limbs around  as you literally can move them around and around (corkscrew effect...) as though they are not limited by their joints.  Just trying to get clothing on the model took a bit of finesse.

I'm sure with practice and tutorials, this sort of thing comes easier, but perhaps not easily with this program for those with a short attention span when it comes to learning the details instead of jumping right in. (I would fall into that category, but thankfully my tween doesn't.  She's still continuing to use the software and says it's getting easier over time.)

This is the 'debut' software and gets you started working with 3D art and animation for a reasonable price. Essentially it's geared towards beginners or enthusiasts, but not intermediate to advanced users.  If you're really into it,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Poser-8/dp/B002KMQ8WU/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Poser 8</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Poser-Pro-2010/dp/B003DAJSAM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Poser Pro 2010</a>&nbsp;is the way to go.

I'd recommend this software to Windows 7, Vista or XP users, and Mac OS X 10.6, and 10.5 users who want to dabble in 3D and are looking for a fun way to do it. With this software you can create 3D art and animation, bring virtual stories to life (like in the SIMS game) and get started doing it with only a few hours of time committed to learning the software.
632343
I like it. I would probably get the 3 inch if i was to do it over but this 1 is fine.
4341092
I could improve upon this design quite easily. -most obvious would be to add one more flex section to it (blanking on the term right this moment while I'm half-asleep)*. Next would be better Female shim for it (sleeve layers, rather than finger-fitting pieces).

However, if you follow the directions, this will do!
Most importantly, be sure to allow the solvent to cure, with the boot on the axle hanging loosely, BEFORE trying to mount/stretch it over anything.

I suppose Dorman should also include a thumb tack to seal solvent tubes with while you're not using it.

My biggest peeve were the clamps..  they did not have any of the universal clamps as pictured here nor in the directions. Would've preferred the real tooled clamps instead of what was included.
Clamps it came with were very simple to use, but there's no way you would be able to get them tight enough to keep the boot from slipping and wearing out within months.  Also, the clamps may be nice SS on the outside, butt the tiny locking ball internally will rust, then slip!

So, go to wherever you go, pick up the 2$ Dorman clamps which were supposed to come with this, and use them instead! Call Dorman if you want a refund.

This boot is polyurethane, like the 40-60$ boots. So, it's possible, if you got a good bond with the solvent (as mine appears to have -even in below-freezing temperature), it MAY hold up for years. We'll see!

*I installed this on a Chev Tracker / Suzuki Vitara. The hub-side popped on nicely, butt just a little too loose, even with a good clamp. The boot stretched perfectly to the next section tighter, butt the downside to this is that the boot has even less flex possible now compared to OEM, which had 3 flex ribs, while this has only 2. Would be better if the boot had an extra flex section, to perform like stock, probably last much longer. Again, we'll see.
2732620
I guess this is good. It is SURELY better than the Metra, which has a cheaper plastic, and non matching finish. this was better, but can be improved. with the slightest tweak in the install the flip face won't open if you have a 4100NEX for instance.
Also I wasn't able to match up the corners flush. This may have to do with all the wires I tried to tuck away, but still not a 100% fit, but better than the metra as the side mount fins had more options.
3917473
It is indeed MUCH bulkier than all the rest, but I have easily broken 3 other brands of flex bit holders, some even the same price.  Good for drilling and driving.
169147
The battery life is better than 1st generation of Ue the sound is better however the software is not as easy as the 1st Ue generations.
3582624
I bought this because it comes with life time updates for North American and European roads does what i want, but the 35xx series feels sturdier and the resolution is better, as I recall.  Also, it has voice commands.  Not a huge issue if you know where you're going before you leave, but I do like the voice command.  Nevertheless, the price was right and I could get it in the US, so 4 stars
3035687
Works well , easier to use and cheaper than the competition . Too soon to evaluate endurance , but seems solid.
4012554
In some respects the Asus Transformer TF300 bests the Asus Transformer Prime.  While the TF300 is more humble in its appearance, it is easier to grip.  Ripples on the back make gripping easier.  I found the Prime too prone to slip from my grip.  The Wi-Fi (as many have noted) is stronger in the TF300 than in the Prime.  The screen (again as many have noted) is less crisp and images appear a bit more grainy than in the Prime.  But the visuals are really quite decent on the TF300.  I also found my TF300 defect free.  The Prime that I returned to Amazon made a clicking noise when in grabbed it on the side below the audio port--a symptom I believe of a loose screen.  Kudos to Amazon for its competent and fair return policy for the Prime.  For the money, I believe that TF300 is a better deal than the Prime.
2161971
I migrated to the Wacom from the large hot button infused Monoprice tablet. While the Monoprice tablet was great it was unnecessarily huge. I thought bigger was better before I owned a tablet, I learned that a small space is all that's necessary and far more convenient to edit photos.

Pros:
It's a pretty good imitation of the MacBook Pro track pad. It isn't quite as sensitive but impressive for what it is.

Cons:
I used an upgraded pen with my monoprice tablet. The stock Wacom pen feels light and thin. I'd like something a little beefier. It's crazy that it doesn't need a battery. The electrical engineer in me wants to rip it apart and explore this mystical technology.
2032335
I currently own two Harmony remotes which are quite good, although they aren't the super deluxe models.  But I'm not only a fan of the Harmony remotes, but of Logitech in general because they make good stuff and have excellent customer service based on my past interactions with them.  So I was pretty excited to check out their new Harmony Home Control Remote.

Set up was pretty simple.  The installation steps are well laid out.  Plug the thing in, connect it to Wi-Fi, and download the mobile app.  Very easy.  I did have to reboot once or twice, but the setup was fairly straightforward.

I already had a couple of Harmony profiles established (one online and another software profile).  But I still had to establish a new profile.  It was quite simple and it did copy the info from my software profile, *but* it would be nice if they could figure out a way to create *one* profile for all of your Harmony products.

So finally it was set up.  You can control most devices from either the phone or from the relatively basic remote that's included.  I really wish the remote was a bit more fancy and I really, really wish it was backlit.  But it does work well and has a nice ergonomic feel to it.

The mobile app is not great.  Kind of buggy, actually.  I have to restart the thing more than I'd like.  Seems to me like it could use some update and a redesign.  It works fine, but I don't love it.  Adding stations to favorites isn't too bad, but again the software is not quite ready for prime time, although close.

This "home control center" cannot apparently control my Ecobee smart thermostat, which was a bit annoying.  It can control Nest and others, but not Ecobee.

So, I like the remote and I'm using it daily.  Do I love it?  Candidly not.  It's close to being really good, but not quite there.

If I could give it a 3.5 star rating, I would.  But since I can't, it's pretty good and because I like Logitech, I'll go with 4 stars.  I'd encourage the manufacturer to substantially update and overhaul the mobile app and also add a backlight to the product.
4673859
Easy to use, boots fast and like the screen resolution and volume control placement. The speaker gives, not really loud, but sufficient volume to be heard in a relatively quiet room (doesn't have to be dead quiet). File organization could be improved on but it is much better than the trio (which I bought earlier).
3610487
This is an excellent way to hold my smartphone on the dash and use it for navigation.  I have bought 3 iOtties: two of the older Flex 2 model and one of the Flex 3 model.  For me, they are the same functionally though the Flex 3 looks a little more streamlined.  Both models attach securely to the dash and don't move until you want them to.  Please note that he suction ring that holds the iOttie to the dash has caused a permanent deformation of my dash.  I can see where it was when removed.  It is not a big deal for me, but caveat emptor.  Also, to release the smartphone from the holder one needs to pull the smartphone to the side, which is not as elegant as getting the smartphone into the holder.  These minor issues are not enough to keep me from buying repeatedly, which I have.