Serviceable, with room to improve.
938867
Have not given these an extensive test yet. Still early in the season. Seem to be well made. For me the boots were a tad too snug in the mid foot and a tad too wide in the toe and heel. Good enough for occasional use boots; I'll keep them.

I think the outer sole is probably a bit hard and rigid for traction on ice. Have not had occasion to try it yet, and even if true that is pretty much always true of boots; but if I could invent the perfect winter boot it would grip a little more dynamically.
1989215
Considering the price, it is satisfactory or better. Compared to the way things used to made it seems flimsy. It's OK - does the job.
2924604
This is adequate .  I wish it had been a little larger; but works well.
2728478
Serves its purpose, but does require adjustment after use.
50676
This is an acceptable binder system, but not the very best out there.  It's OK for those with lower requirements, but picky users should note the following:

1.  The plastic view pages on the outside are on the thin side and prone to tearing around the edges.
2.  The same can be said for the pockets on the inner walls of this binder
3.  The actual solid materials in the covers are not as rigid as I like in my binders
4.  The actual rings work well enough but are not the ideal placement or shape; D rings on the back are better, but it's not a really big deal till you are using binders 4 inches and larger.

CONCLUSION

Despite these shortcomings, this might still be a great option for you.  The best alternative out there is the premium view binder made by Avery, but it comes at a high premium compared to this product.  So if you need working binders that are going to take a lot of abuse anyway, you might be happy to save a little with these.

Please note that I was sent only 1 black version of this binder, so I  had a limited sample from which to draw my conclusions.  I wish you luck with your purchase.
4499955
Okay, so things are not perfect in this book but it is enough to get going, which is all I wanted.  The forums can fill in the missing parts or the sections that may not be explained perfectly.  Fairly well written considering what it is.  He could have been a little more precise on his explanations, but hey who knows they may have changed the software since he wrote the book.  I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
1158484
This is a nice enough product, but it does not  sick nearly as well as advertised.
672307
It's ok.  The fit between the screws, handle and flat surface are not very flush, which makes it seem a bit cheap.  Otherwise, it functions as it should.
1173143
A reasonable value for something I needed; I'd buy it again if these wear out.
3190980
It's good enough. The dials are easy to turn, the measurements seem accurate and such. As others have said, it is a bit wobbly, but I don't think that will be much of a problem.

The main downsides are the wonky height measurements and manner of adjustment. On my other dress form (a Dritz Twin-Fit), the pole is marked in ascending inches and centimeters and you can easily move the form up and down and the attachment holds it securely in place. On this Singer form, the bottom pole is marked like that, but the extension is marked only in centimeters descending by twos. I have yet to discern the purpose of this and figure out how I'm supposed to measure the height. It's also difficult to adjust--you have to loosen it just enough to move the extension pole up or down without it coming crashing all the way down, and then tighten it so much my hands hurt to keep it in place.

It's a serviceable form, and I'm already rather fond of it. And I caught it when it was only $90. It's not a bad buy. The higher-priced forms weren't in my budget. But if you can afford it, I would get a Dritz. They're sturdier--the Dritz bases are made of metal instead of plastic, and the dress form mount can be tightened instead of just sat on there--and it's much easier to adjust the height on them, and the height measurements make sense. The Singer is only superior in that the dials are easier/smoother to turn, which isn't a big deal.
3508362
As others have mentioned, the fit and finish when assembling these boxes is far from perfect. The edges don't always match up as closely as I'd prefer. Still, these boxes are sturdy, inexpensive, and meet my needs. I haven't tried resizing a box using the creased sides, but it's nice to have the option. If they remain among the cheaper options in this box size, I'll likely be buying them again.
2842920
seems kind of cheap, but it's good enough for the time being.
2983809
Its cheap,but it serves the purpose and the quality is acceptable.
3377788
These could be beefier for the money, but they work well enough.
864693
functionally adequate. Would have liked a larger seat.
1776202
Serviceable, decent cord and switch, easy to install on a flat surface.

Cord could be a foot or two longer.
Housing is short enough that just about any light-bulb protrudes from the end and shines in your eyes.
4320465
The item is a serviceable unit for playing music. The speakers are not of great quality, but the price was right.