Just right for this price range
938751
Yes, we've been a Razor brand family in the past, but welcome seeing other brands on the market in this niche.

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Pic #1 = The box has some information I didn't initially find on this product page, such as age: 5+ and weight limit: 143lbs
This doesn't mean you can weigh 140lbs (and some Americans elementary kids are!) and perform jumps and still expect this to not break. You still need to be smart and not abuse this scooter.

Pic #2 = I personally am not a fan of all the skulls. I don't know why when making a 'masculine' product skulls are an automatic 'cool' thing. Even the pink 'girl's scooter has skulls. But I guess it's part of the X-games culture, so it works. Plus a kid's feet will be standing on the skull most of the time...not scene by anyone.

Pic #3 = Good sized, smooth wheels with a brake. This rides very smooth (even though I weigh more than 143lbs), but out of the box the turning was stiff...had to loosen some things up. Otherwise, everything I'd expect.

Pic #4 = my 11yr old girl is on the smaller size, but you can see that this is just about perfect. If she was any taller this would be too small for her. So consider the age usage on the size of the handles bars fully extended as they are in this picture.

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FINAL THOUGHTS:
+ competitive price and has all the same 'features' and weight limit as Razor brand for the $30 range product
+ rides smooth
+ folds and unfolds easy enough
+ quick release for handle bars is always a win

I like it.
1412804
Overall, this is a nice unit for the price. It does suffer slightly in a couple of key areas, namely the video resolution and sound.

The video res is not the best, and in these days of HD, i was a little surprised that this wasn't a higher resolution screen. Pixelation was noticeable even at a few feet away, but was overall adequate for the purpose. The screen was bright and the contrast was good, although nothing like an LCD TV.

Sound was also adequate, with decent bass representation for the speaker size. In other words, it was in no way tinny as many smaller speakers generally are. Sound reproduction was decent and dialogue was highly recognizable and clear, but the volume is questionable in noisy environments without using the headphones.

The inclusion of a remote, video output for hooking up to a TV,  and car adapter was a bonus and both work quite well. Would definitely recommend to those on a budget.
703215
Good quality for this price.  I'm happy about them
3871470
Not bad sound for the price range.  These are decent, low end, headphones to keep around.  I use them on the tractor, mowing the lawn, etc.  They are handy for stuff like that and have pretty decent sound.
4676206
this is perfectly adequate and very reasonably priced. not at all flimsy as some of the others reviewed here.
909666
These are a good value for the price.  I'm no sound fidelity nut, but they beat the hell out of the built in speakers of my 40" tv who's seeing use as a computer monitor.  I sought these out in particular because I wanted a desktop set that were smallish and fewer in number than my previous 7.1 Logitech surround sound set up that I had.  Speaking in sound comparison, the 7.1 did have richer sound with greater variation of instruments and other sound effects (especially when the volume was cranked) but I no longer had the luxury of placement that I did before.  In contrast, these deliver about 75% of the same sound quality, but were also 1/5th the price, so that's great value for the performance in my book.  The sound is good, but not great.  Then again, it's a 2.1 configuration so there is only so much it can deliver and I knew that going in.  It stands up to volume fairly well, but at 30 watts one again can't expect too much.  In a average sized room, they're fine, but a large open area they will not preform as well especially if there's a lot of background noise like say a gathering of chatty friends or such.

The configuration is also dead simple, 1 line in vs the 3 from before, and its highly portable.  The only minor issue I have with these is the controller unit, while its elegant enough with its dial on top, its the on/off switch I find a bit lackluster as it's both recessed enough in the frame to be a bit difficult to get at, and its a somewhat stiff as well.  Perhaps over time that stiffness will fade, but it again conforms to the compactness of the units design over all.

In short, for the money, this is a lot of good speaker one is getting.
3448115
I did a lot of digging into reviews for headphones under a $100 and this is the only pair that got overall solid reviews. I agree. they sound really nice for a bargain headphone. maybe a little weak on the midrange but that is getting better as I use them more. the bass response is quite respectable, the earphones fit comfortably and they don't cook yours ears after an hour of listening like some bargain headphones do. they could use a little padding on top so I taped a sports headband to them to provide cushion. problem solved. for the casual home listener I don't think you'll find better for the money. I know. I've tried.
3651914
Good range for sub $30 speakers.  I really like the alternate input jack on the front.  Works well with my setup.  Bought 2 sets for our computers and both work great.
3390142
Very nice price and sound for the money. I brought these headphones to go with my basement desktop. The lows are not to deep (nice and clean) and the highs (nice and clean) make this a VERY acceptable sound. I needed a pair of reasonable heads so that I could listen to my music late at night and not disturb the rest of the family. I didn't realize that I would be getting a quality headphone on the scale of my Pioneer PRO DJ heads. This is a nice set of heads for the price and I would recommend them for the person(or DJ) on a budget that desires a professional level sound and quality to their listening or performing pleasure.
4188278
For the price this unit is great. While this is not even in the same league as a Fluke, it has a decent level of features, a solid feel, and has a decent interface.
3509360
Very nice sound quality for headphones in this price range. Very attractive as well. The headphones are moderately comfortable but my ears hurt after awhile listening (as they do with any other headphones). The bass response is ok but the highs are pretty good. I haven't ever owned nicer headphones for cheaper than these are. Recommend if you're looking for cheap, decent quality headphones.
4580926
For the price these are pretty great. Would recommend. Sound Quality is pretty good. Physical Quality is acceptable for the price range. The Aesthetic appeal is great.
3730117
I've been in the market for a new turntable ever since my ancient 8-track player/turntable kicked the bucket. I was in the market for something newer/nicer than what I could find at my local thrift store, but not something that would break the bank. This turntable fit in my budget, and I am quite pleased.

This comes without all the bells and whistles and is just a simple turntable with an AM/FM radio. The built-in speakers are convenient. The sound quality is great, but I'm sure not nearly as great as if I were using more quality sound system.

The only minor complaint I have is that most records are wider than the turntable surface. The lid has sections cut out so that you can close it while the record plays, but you will need to make sure to provide plenty of space around the turntable so the record doesn't brush against anything.

Minor complaint aside, it's not a bad turntable for the price.
814530
These headphones are pretty nice for the price. They are very comfortable, adjustments are smooth and easy, and the thick, long cable looks like it can handle a bit of abuse. The frequency response is great for this rice range, and the 40mm drivers put out just the right amount of sound for my work. When I have them on most noise outside is cut considerably, which makes it easy for me to listen and work at a sensible volume as to not damage my hearing.

My only wish would be that the 1/4 jack be changed to a 1/8, with a 1/4 adapter for mixers/etc. 1/8 is much more common now a days, and though these are labeled studio headphones, they would work great for just about anything if I didn't have to have a giant adapter on the end.
2704637
I purchased this Sony to fill in for a missing Cambridge Audio sub.  For the price paid, this is an excellent value with useful features:  Auto on, phase control, adjustable frequency cut, RCA or speaker wire inputs/outputs, and of course, level control.  I listened to the sub, once adjusted, with a number of sources (CDs, vinyl):  I'm a bit of an audiophile and I didn't find the Sony overly boomy.  Look, this is an inexpensive sub and you're not going to get the bass quality of a $1,000 sub.  This handsome 10" sub is fairly large so keep that in mind regarding placement.
673726
Good value for money - certainly not the best but not bad for the price.
3057470
I went cheap on with this choice as it's on the low end of the scale.  They are not super high quality but frankly for the cost they are more than adequate.  Reasonably comfortable.  I am pleased and would buy again (I like to keep a set near the mower and wood saws, no point in losing hearing if it's avoidable.