Even at the low price...not worth the money.
923475
What else can i say, dollar store quality at a higher price.  The sound is poor, the ear comfort is mediocre, and they are very overpriced.
1656061
I bought this sound system for about half the Amazon price. Even so, it's definitely not worth the money, for 20 bucks, you get PC speakers that sound a lot better. There is a Super Bass feature, but you can barely hear any difference at all if you turn it on. There are "Tone" settings, you can set Treble and Bass between -3 and +3, but as the speakers are totally crappy, that won't help.

There's a display which is mounted horizontally at the top of the device, I think this choice was totally brainless because you can't see the display if you're more than a few feet away, even if you place the system on the floor. The remote itself is quite bad, but in fact it's useless because for every feature but the most basic ones (like volume) you need to see the display. Setup (like entering the wi-fi key etc.) is horribly awkward, but that wouldn't have been a show-stopper for me. The design is actually the best part, but that doesn't help much...
280925
Was far less quality than I had hoped and definitely not worth over $32.  I ended up losing $5 to return it!!
4250929
This device would actually score much higher if it was priced in half or less.  It simply costs too much money for what it does.  Top demerits are its image quality and sneakernet operation.

Image quality is important because you actually want to make out faces you can identify, perhaps even submit for court evidence.  This device really doesn't perform well in this function, with very cheap optics.  It's about the quality of a $10 webcam you can purchase at a discount store.  Again, this would be fine if the overall cost of the product was significantly less.  But that's not the case here.

With this price, I thought there would be a wireless web server at least, to access the images and streams.  Nope, not available.  Instead, one has the old sneakernet option - manually take out the card and review on your computer.  Who wants to do this on a regular basis?  I certainly do not.  I much rather have instant access to a network connected DVR.  Again, not a problem if this was a significantly less expensive item.

Finally, overall construction looks cheap and not commensurate with a quality made product.  I just don't see this as a useful item with its poor quality and no connectivity option.  Someone who sees this thing often will figure out what it does and can plan to swipe out the memory card, leaving all traces of evidence behind.  Useless.
2912932
So, I was looking for a relatively inexpensive pair of on-ear headphones to wear while mowing the lawn, working outside with lawn equipment.  These had ok reviews, so I figured for $20, these might fit the bill.  I admit freely that I am an audiophile, so when I purchased these, I was making a conscious decision to sacrifice some sound quality, accuracy and detail. I mean, they're $20, and they're mainly going to be used outdoors for short periods of time.

Even given that, I could not, in good conscience, recommend these headphones to anyone. First, the way these are designed to fit your head are sub-par...the headband is so wide, it literally had a 1.25" gap between the band and my head on the sides while wearing them. Second, the overall fit / finish was rather cheap (to be expected...I mean, they are only $20).  Moving to the pads, they fit reasonably comfortable on the head, but only just. Positioning was a bit awkward to get the sound into the ear properly. I also felt they were a little too tight. That may ease up during a break in period, but honestly, I'm not so sure.

The sound. In a word: craptastic.

There is no low end to speak of. I don't expect $20 headphones to thump my ears off, by any means, but with the speakers in such close proximity to the ears, coupled with some of the noise canceling effect of the pads resting on the ears, I do expect to hear at least SOME low end.  Even with EQ set to bump +2db at 32Hz and +4db at 62Hz, the low end in B.o. B.'s "Don't Let Me Fall" was non-existent. There was also a touch of distortion in the low end on The Script's "Hall of Fame".

The mids were muddy, distant, tonally harsh. Even dropping -3db at 1kHz didn't tone down the harshness in the mids.

Highs were tinny and harsh, also sounding distorted in P!nk's "Raise Your Glass".

I'm accustomed to closed back phones having a slightly recessed sound stage -- but the sound stage on these was like listening to it through a cone. I don't know how else to explain it. It was bad, and quite honestly, I did expect better from Sony (yes, even at $20 price point. If JLabs can do it on my daughter's headphones at $20, I would expect Sony to at least be equivalent)

In the end, I returned these, and paid the extra $47 to get a pair of Beyerdynamic DTX501p portable headphones.  Obviously not a fair comparison to these Sony's -- but given just how bad these were, I'm not sure the steps up in the Sony's would be any better.
2866422
Should of read the reviews first. Even at such a low cost, it's not worth the money. It's a picture of a camera dial in acrylic, looks cheaply made and small. Don't buy.
2478974
The price point is good, but you get what you pay for. After ordering, I was disappointed to learn that I had to wait a month and a half for delivery, as it was apparently shipping from China (even though it is manufactured by QFX USA and sold by Amazon.com). When it did arrive, the only "instructions" were a set of pictures of the remote, front, and back of the unit, and a brief note (written in very badly translated English) about how to connect to Bluetooth. None of which was really any help at all. The only way to turn the unit on and off is with a rocker switch on the back, so you can't really place it in a cabinet or any place where you don't have 360 degree access to it. There is technically an FM stereo mode (but no AM mode), but the antenna cable that ships with it doesn't really fit properly into the antenna jack on the back (it is literally a square peg and a round hole), and there is absolutely no LCD or visual display (aside from one blinking light), so you have no idea whatsoever what frequency you're tuned in to, and none of them come in anyway. So the radio function is pretty much worthless. The EQ mode is also totally useless - there's no display to show you what's changing, no EQ adjustment switches (aside from one bass and one treble, both of which don't have anything to do with EQ mode), and pushing buttons when in EQ mode doesn't seem to do anything to the audio at all.

The biggest warning I can issue, though, is that there are two sets of left and right audio input jacks on the back, and it ships with two speakers, and an aux cable (which splits into left and right inputs). I figured "four inputs, four plugs... makes sense." Don't fall into that trap. Plugging both the speakers and the aux cable in at the same time apparently splits the signal between the inputs, and makes the audio sound like you're listening to it from 200 feet away under water. I fought with it for over an hour and almost returned it as broken before I figured that out.

With all that said, once I figured out all the quirks, and came to terms with the fact that this is really just a big set of bluetooth speakers, the volume of sound produced by them was pretty good. The quality of that audio is so-so, but probably acceptable for your average MP3 quality music file. All in all, if you're looking for a cheap way to play audio from your phone in your living room or kitchen, and you don't mind fighting with a few inconveniences this might be worth it. Otherwise, spend a few extra bucks and go for something a little more full-featured.
559822
Not a quality product....should sell for less than $2.  Would not order again or advise folks to buy
2732540
This item was terrible with my Vizio TV. The bass level is far too bass-y which doesn't add to the sound quality whatsoever. The sound echoes and  makes it even harder to hear than without the unit. Thought how bad could it be for the rock bottom price of $99 - but - not even worth that. Not worth $10. My computer speakers sound better.
The controls are confusing - I understand it's to keep the sleek design - the options are displayed by pairs of flashing lights. Now if I don't have the manual handy I have to guess because it doesn't give any clue to what the lights mean. I does hook up to bluetooth rather easily - that was nice. But for the money, my computer speakers do just as good of a job (I just wanted a remote - but that's not worth the money).
3297923
For the $99 I paid for this TV, the value would be just barely fair.  And in terms of pure performance, this TV falls way short.  The picture is extremely uneven in brightness, contrast and color even when viewed straight on.  Moving ones head around even slightly drastically changes the picture.  When viewed from normal above or below angles, the picture can become virtually useless, ranging from a white washout to a blackened mess.  Even though I only paid $99, it's performance is so poor that I considered it a waste of money and returned it for a refund.  The sample I had also had a very bright dead pixel in the center of the picture which alone was enough to send it back.
2439284
Where to start....This product is not worth the 2 dollars it took to build.  Feels cheap,is very cheap qualitiy and noisy as ..... It was noisy right out of the box. Made sure all screws were tightened only to find 2 of the screw holes were stripped mainly due to the cheap plastic it is built from.  Honestly if the price for this wa around $5 it would be a fair deal.
488017
At $16.99, the price I paid, this product is extremely overpriced.  I trusted the four-star reviews, but wish I hadn't.  Appropriate price would be $2.99 to $4.99.  There is no game to this; just pressing of buttons.  No sound adjustment; barely audible.
4881363
What if your were tasked with making an MP3 player at the absolute cheapest price no matter what. You'd cut every corner, skimp on every feature, and the result would be this player. The interface? terrible. The body of the player? cheap light plastic. Buttons? Forget it, they even removed the volume buttons to save money. The screen? Again cheap garbage. This player is not a good value even at it's cheap price. Look elsewhere and probably pay more to get a decent MP3 player.
3506805
The main reason why I'm writing a bad review is due to the lack of quality all around. I would recommend spending as little as you can with this brand. I have tried the lower quality models and they surprised me, but these "Pro" are terrible. This item felt as if the company went for quantity of capabilities with the cheapest materials. The fan favorite Panasonic earbuds are way better and only $8.99. That to say, don't waste your money on this product.

1. The product malfunctioned within a 2 week time period, The right ear cut out entirely.

2. The mic is made out of cheap plastic material that will not pick up on anything you say. I had 2 phone calls with the product and both times my voice could not be heard

3. The drivers were not manufactured correctly with the left barely holding into the mount.

4. The sound is lacking on all accounts. If you have a high bass hip hop song, the drivers will overpower to the point of cracking. leaving you with confusion as to what the song actually sounds.

5. The spare cable didn't perform at all.... literally a dud on anything I plugged it into (monitor, pc, iphone, aux on my car)

pro- The hangers bend and hold onto your ear really well.
1568057
Even for the price this mic may not be worth it. I tried it out on a short video and connected it to a Sony A1U. The mic could barely pick up anything. Nothing could be done to enhance it during shooting except for practically yelling (this is from a collar distance). In editing you can boost the audio levels but the voice pickup is so low that it contends with any other noise it picks up (from batteries or lights or any electronics).
1603675
There are better ones out there for the money that are better built.  Keep looking.
1112001
I paid $11 for these and was not expecting much.. I figured I would use them for running. The sound quality is just not there. Bass is awfully muddy. They look silly. Spend a little more and get something in the $30 dollar range. As other reviews have noted you get interference while it's in your pocket.