Works better than pc and android apps
919698
Works well on a 2006 mac mini, unlike PC and android versions I have tried.
4902022
I was pleasantly surprised when I took it out of the box, plugged it into my laptop, and started receiving high quality video from the start using standard web cam software.  I am using this on a Dell Precision M4700 and can get "no lag" video up to 1280 x 720 resolution although I normally use it at 640 x 480.  I was really happy to to find an Android app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.serenegiant.usbwebcamera) and am using it on my Asus Transformer Prime tablet also. I have used this for several inspection chores and have been pleased with the results.  I have already shown this to several friends and they all have an immediate task they want to use it on.  This is a product worth having in your bag of tricks.  Caution - things do appear closer than they are!  LOL.

If this one goes out I will replace it with another because at the price point it is hard to beat!
3698398
I installed this on my 2story house in one day running cables through the attic which took the most time. Installation of cameras was easy but do not jam the supplied screws with a power drill on the highest level.  The software coould use some tweeks but is understandable, however, the app does not work on android even with the instructions supplied. App works great on iphone. The settings were not changed so I know it isn't the phones.
All in all, the poctures and video are great from my 2nd story, but probably could be better if cameras were installed on 1st floor.
3099249
Only reason I gave it 4 stars to this product is because the app can be a lot better
4520978
This controller actually works really well. I don't think I could find anything comparable especially with the ease of use and the overall functionality across devices. It has worked with every device I have used so far. I mainly use android and Windows 8. The option to switch to a mouse-based input is very nice it even works on android. Really everything works this opens a wide array of games that you can play and save money on rather than buying a system for a game itself, And it brings great functionality two games that also have control of compatibility but are mainly touch based. I really have not had any problems this works great and the price point is pretty good. I haven't had batteries not yet and I've been using it for a good while and it's kind of hard for the Bluetooth connecting to be activated accidentally as you have to hold it for about five seconds (Which saves battery life so it's not just dying in a backpack or something similar trying to connect).  it just works. I couldn't find anything similar seems to be the best option for multiple uses.
218388
This is a much superior and more accurate HRM than the cheaper versions I've used in the past.  It measures my heart rate quickly, accurately and without the spikes and drops that the other HRMs had.  I use this with my android phone, and it does seem like this thing was made for the iphone, and android support is just an afterthought.  The only app, other than Wahoo's own app, that works with this is mapmyfitness, which wants you to purchase the premium version just to monitor heart rate ($30/year).  None of the other fitness apps I've found seem to be compatible with this HRM, although runkeeper is supposed to be adding it shortly?
3044942
The third parent in my house. The software on the app is very, very buggy but it works well enough. Very happy with the hardware though.
100126
I was pleasantly surprised when I took it out of the box, plugged it into my laptop, and started receiving high quality video from the start using standard web cam software. I am using this on a Dell Precision M4700 and can get "no lag" video up to 1280 x 720 resolution although I normally use it at 640 x 480. I was really happy to to find an Android app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.serenegiant.usbwebcamera) and am using it on my Asus Transformer Prime tablet also. I have used this for several inspection chores and have been pleased with the results. I have already shown this to several friends and they all have an immediate task they want to use it on. This is a product worth having in your bag of tricks. Caution - things do appear closer than they are!
2911267
So far so good. 2-4 second recording lag after motion detection, work much better indoors. Seem very sensitive to height placement (mine simply didn't detect a thing at 8' high). The seamless integration with iOS is a huge deal. I love being able to get email alerts on my phone, anywhere, and go live if I need to.
4879160
works really well. The app is pretty well designed too
1929883
This app for the PC is perfect and much more user friendly than the iPhone app. I love that I can explore so many new artist and genre. Even if I keep it on the same channel for a few days it adds new music based on my likes and dislikes.

The stream is always smooth and I have never had a streaming issue from the app itself. Great addition to my working from home enjoyment.
4848210
Easy to hook up.  Works great on the iphone app and PC.
2437038
Works as expected with most apps via bluetooth. No issue to date (using Android )
4451658
I have traveled outside from USA and most of applications don't work.
It restarts few times without give a message or something. I believe Chromecast is better.
1777416
Very impressive. Works very well on Android. I discovered that the Livescribe company supports Android horribly and the app gets a pretty solid one star on average, which was disappointing until I got this pen and find that it's better than a Livescribe. Smaller, better constructed, and the app is very good. Syncs quickly and reliably so far.

I just want to keep a unified notebook - a bullet journal/daily planner, make sketches and design diagrams, tasks and shopping lists, project notes, all in one single notebook at a time. Eventually I will have months and years worth of all kinds of notes all backed up and available anywhere on my phone. I like having a stylus on my tablet and phone (Samsung Note series all the way) but pen and paper are still untouchable when it comes to keeping organized and designing and thinking and jotting. Just a fact.

This is billed as a smart pen, but really it's much more an entire smart notebook system. People complain about having to use special paper. This is far from being a drawback, it's actually the key to why this system works. The special paper allows the pen to know instantly what page of what notebook you are on, and when you jump back and forth between multiple pages, adding to notes you may have made days or months ago. Other digitized paper systems like a Wacom Folio tablet may work on any old piece of paper, but have no ability at all to deal with more than one page at a time. So . . . that's just not gonna work for me at all. I got the A5 size wire bound notebooks with 150 pages, will probably just use 2-3 of these per year, so the cost is hardly an issue.

I have no use for audio recordings (not a student and don't go to a lot of meetings) so I don't give a fig about that. I don't have much use for transcribed handwriting either. If I want to write something that long I'll use a keyboard.

So the app at this point works well in itself, installed on just your phone. Now, if you want your notes on another tablet or on a PC, it's a bit more hassle. You can put Neo Notes on your tablet too but it doesn't sync automatically. You can upload notes to Drive from your primary sync device, and download them on your second device, but that's a manual hassle you have to do every time on two devices. You can sync automatically with One Note or Evernote apparently but neither program works at all well with intense multi-page handwritten notes. (Like Neo Notes or S Note do so fluidly and intuitively.) Also wish you could export multiple pages and the whole notebook as one PDF. Right now you can only export one page at a time as a PNG, SVG, PDF or TXT file. It's fairly easy to export a drawing and email it to someone, which is pretty cool. The company seems to update the app and be fairly responsive, it would be nice if they keep going, because with some of these issues ironed out this would be truly great.
2683533
I have been using the Poin2 for screenwriting and pre-production on a film for about a month now (using the cloud-based WriterDuet) and it has served me well.

PROS:
-Boots up really fast.
-Good battery life.
-Ultra portable.
-I hadn't used Google Remote Desktop before this, but it actually works really well. Very helpful if you forgot a file on your home computer or if you want to use a simple program on your computer.
-Quite a few good Chrome Apps out there like Spotify to make this feel more like a higher-end laptop.
-Keyboard works just fine for me. Probably much better than using a 2-in-1.

CONS:
-The speakers suck, really tinny sound. Works just fine with headphones though (which most of the time I need anyway if I'm at a coffee shop).
-Sometimes it sort of...freezes. I've noticed that this is more prone to happen on certain sites and especially on Facebook where there's a lot of stuff going on. Suddenly I won't be able to move anything, after about 5 seconds the screen will go black for just a second and then everything will return to normal.
-This next one may just reflect my personal situation, because I use Spotify a lot. Sometimes when I bring this to a coffee shop where the wireless speed isn't as fast as it is at home, the Spotify app will have streaming issues. However, if I switch to using Google Play music at this same place it works just fine. Not sure if the Spotify app just requires a faster speed or what. Google Play lets you add your own music, so I've uploaded a couple of my favorite albums to always have on hand if Spotify isn't working well.

Overall the issues are minor. This is a great, affordable machine if you want mostly want to browse the internet or write.
4588051
It is quite hard to find readers like this available in the US so I wound up ordering one from China. It is a full Android tablet but lacks Google Play. I had no problem side loading the Amazon App Store and some other apps. Since getting it I have used limited apps--primarily running Moon+ Reader. I have drop box running along with it in order to sync page positions with my tablets and phone (plus it gives another way to install books and apps). I also installed Fora Dictionary to work with it. Built in buttons work for page turning. The lighted screen works fine. It covers the entire screen and I can read easily on night on the lowest of several light settings.

Built in apps such as email and web browser work, but it is not the greatest for web browsing due limitations of the ink technology. It does work great for what it is intended for--ebook reading with the option of using your own apps as opposed to the built in apps.

Others have rooted this and installed Google Play. As it now does what I need I'm not sure if I will do this, but it is good to know that the option is available. Adding more will reduce battery time unless aggressive with apps to control this and I'm not sure it is worth the bother. With WiFi kept constantly on so far the battery life is far less than listed by the manufacturer but it uses a standard cable, making it easy to charge with any of my phone chargers. I have been using it for several days, often at night with light on, without having to recharge it yet, making battery life satisfactory regardless of how many days I wind up getting out of it.

Update:
At some point after writing the review I did root it and add Google Play. It was easy to root. Since that time there have also been updates to the operating system. I do think that either the "updates" or the addition of Google Play has led to a significant drop in battery life, with limited improvement from apps to limit battery use. I am tempted to get rid of Google Play and possibly go back to an earlier operating system if I can find the files to see if battery life improves to how it was when I first got it.

For now I'm treating it much like an Android phone or tablet--recharging daily to be safe when left on, otherwise turning it off and then restarting when using it. Compared to a Nook, which I also have, the biggest disappointment is battery life, but its other advantage out weight the need to charge more often or turn it off.

I am primarily using Moon+ Reader as it synchs well with my other devices (phone and tablets), but it is nice to have the option of using whatever apps I want. It comes with a version of FB Reader which is inferior to the current and a simple update didn't work. I might try removing the built in version of FB Reader and see if I can then do a fresh install of the version from the app store, but as Moon+ is working so well I haven't bothered, not knowing if changing a system app will cause any other problems.