Good and then became bad
939008
This is a pricey syrup dispenser and I had high hopes for it. My first disappointment and clue to future failure was that despite the euro brand and high price, its made in China. The design seemed to work great at first - no spills. After a few months though the pour spout started to leak like crazy around where it is supposed to be soldered/welded to the lid. Sure enough when I looked closely - noticeable gap and weld failure. Always washed by hand and treated it well. Now the thing makes just as much of a mess as any other $5 dispenser. Very disappointed.

EDIT 12/29/16: With further use, I don't think the weld failed, I just think the tolerances on the spout lid are poor. Regardless, it still makes a mess unless you are super careful, and then it still kind of ends up making a mess. Oh well..
3735540
I liked the first half, filled with excellent character sketches.  But later it becomes more like reading a tabloid and loses its sense of authenticity and imagination.
1071975
At first, it was wonderful for my needs. I could hook up a console and a PC and switch between and it would be great, just with a tinny speaker, but I would just plug in headphones. When it started becoming a problem was when I toted it around for a tournament that I streamed. I used it as a low lag monitor for the extra lag my capture card produced, to make it seem normal. After around 7 totes, though, there started to appear red dots on the bottom right of the monitor, but if I touched the monitor in those spots, they would go away. Now, I use it only as a PC and console monitor as I did in the beginning, but the red dots are still there and worse. Plus there are two green ones and a blue pixel there now, along with the 12 or so red pixels. What I'm saying is, this is great if you wear headphones cause of the tinny speakers, okay as a tv for consoles, and DO NOT TOTE THIS AROUND IN A DUFFEL BAG. It will not work out, even if it your job to bring a monitor
4005519
I bought this and used it regularly and it worked great for a while.

After just a couple months, however, it developed a bad habit of sounding the horn at random at the slightest wind, without touching the button. It sounded exactly like there was a slight short in the wiring. So I took it apart and found that was exactly what happened: the internal wires and cabling are unusually cheap and brittle, and the wire had broken out of its housing. With some electrical tape, I fixed it so it worked great again. Another month later it just stopped working at all (tried replacing batteries), and this time I was fed up and didn't feel like taking it apart again, figuring the brittle wire had just broken somewhere else again.

If you are not expecting to use this for more than a hundred rides or so, then it's a great bargain. For example, I'm thinking of buying a few more for biking in high-theft areas, where one might occasionally forget to remove the horn and then have it stolen. They would essentially be disposable, and the price is very good for a disposable horn you expect to use a few dozen times before it must be replaced due to theft.

But outside of a situation like that, these are a bad deal. Good electronics can last many years, and you would spend much more on constantly replacing or repairing these than you would on just buying a good one once.
255843
It was great at the beginning. But a few months later, the surface has been badly scratched. So I have to replace it and buy a new one again, which is annoying.
589893
Really good up to the last two episodes. Then knd of fell apart.
2820113
It worked pretty good for awhile. But after a few months it became obvious why B&D stopped manufacturing them. The concept is great. They just forgot to build in a little quality.
1315658
Fan started out good and was able to circulate heat well.  I had to flip the peltier chip upside down because the fans were turning the wrong way.  Ran great for around 3 weeks before I started to hear a metallic scraping.  This progressively got worse, up to the point my dog would leave the room.  The fans turn at a moderate rate, only turning faster when one fan is disabled (it seized).  I now have a futuristic looking paperweight that makes shrill noises whenever you attempt to turn the props.
3011754
These headphones were great! At first. Sound quality is pretty good, the battery lasts pretty long, and they're comfortable! But after about 2 months they started to experience some... issues. At one point, without warning, the bluetooth name that showed up on my phone changed. It was initially ZV600, which makes sense, then all of a sudden it was gone. I was very confused, but eventually I figured out that they were now identified as "FLEXIONBT." Hmm, ok, weird but whatever. Then they randomly had a loud buzzing in the left ear that persisted for two days and went away. Then the language on the headphones (when it says "headphones on" or "call from xxx" or what have you) randomly switched to Chinese (or some language that I could not understand). Then, after about 3 months, they quit on me. Went to charge them up one day and they were just dead. So I would not recommend these headphones based on the durability issues I experienced.
1276695
Very good in the beginning, but very easy to break especially if try to change USB drive often. Mine was broken in 3 months.
4601124
I was pleased at first, The sound was pretty good even outdoors, the sound does not drown out in open spaces. But since I have been using it for 7 months it has decreased in performance. It literally made static sounds on several different occassions and then the sound wavered in and out on its own then the sound changed to a tin sort of sound. It did not remain tinny in its sound but the quality was diminished after the first time that happened, although it still plays decently. The unit lasts hours (10) without being plugged in. However when the charge runs out you get a "so called" verbal warning from the unit that it has critical charge...but it immediatley shuts down after the verbal warning. Isn't the purpose of a warning to give one time to prepare? Well, there is no time to walk over to the unit and plug it in to recharge, then while the unit charges it won't play until it has sufficient charge to reboot (it's fustrating to say the least). For the price I expected a something better.
1928052
I enjoyed it for a while but it became confusing.
4478045
It started our very good but 2 or 3 chapters in I started losing interest.  It got good again for a few chapters but the ending was a big let down.
It got to the point ecerything was explained then just stopped.
3901220
It was decent while it lasted. For it's small size, and good design, I was impressed with the quality of the video (though it wasn't a true HD/1080p resolution) and was quite good to view on screens up to the size of 11 - 14 inches laptops. On the TV, one could clearly see that the image quality deteriorated. I was more than happy as the videos was meant to be shared with my friends on social media, and they wouldn't have not noticed the video quality.
But, the good things end there. When it was left on the hanging below the windshield during summer, and I come out of work, it would get switched off in repeated loop. I realized that it could not have withstand the heat. But, luckily, after I switched it off and give it a rest for an hour or so, it used to come back to life and work.
However, it stopped working completely after a fall road trip even though the weather was cold. Now it just switches off within seconds. I have even formatted my SD card on my laptop and put it back on it, but still it switches off within seconds.
I purchased this just 4 months ago!
2779634
This product started out being fantastic it had very good range and excellent battery life. I use it at work to listen to music while moving around my area. I would be able to walk atleast 50 ft away in line of site and still be able to have a signal. I would keep it in my pocket as I walked around. It wasn't until 6 months it started screwing up. I would bend down or step up on a step stool and the audio would break up and get crackly. So I decided to open it up and found out that the negative battery lead soldered on the PC board came off. So I soldered it back on and put the screws back into it. About 2 weeks later it started to do it again then opened it back up and found the head phone cable wires cracked off the board so I soldered them back on. Then screwed it back together and all was good until a week later i open it back up and everything was soldered on there and secured, so i observed the 3 headphone wires and found the ground wire had a dead spot due to a frayed wire and the right out was quickly heading that direction. So after seeing that I gave up on trying to repair it and decided to buy different unit.
2012559
When I first got this drive, I was very pleased.  It's an attractive drive, and feels solidly built.  I hooked it up to my iMac via firewire, and partitioned it into two drives - one to hold my iTunes library, and one for use as a time machine backup.  Setup was easy, and the drive seemed plenty fast, and very quiet.  It worked very well for about a year.
Then the trouble started.
I started getting messages from iTunes that the library could not be found.  Sure enough, the drive had unmounted itself. Powering the drive off and back on would fi the problem, but it would happen again, seemingly randomly.  Then the same thing started to happen with the other partition.
Finally, the drive just died.  I lost my entire iTunes library (fortunately it was backed up elsewhere) and my time machine backup history.  Disk Utility was not able to re-format either partition, or the whole drive, successfully.
I can't give it one star, because when it worked, it worked well and was quiet and fast.  But I can't give it more than two stars because it can't be trusted to save and protect your data, and really, that's its whole purpose.
295482
It was good while it lasted. Unfortunately, my English Mastiff thought it was good too. Life with a dog!