Works....but cheap design
924774
Cheap construction...but it gets the job done.
1062642
This works fine, but it is very thin plastic...it does not feel very strong or durable... but so far it has been fine for the few times I have used it...
3203100
This product works great.  It does what it is supposed to do.  However, I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because its design makes it less convenient with plugging it in next to other USB devices.  It comes with an extension USB cord to solve the problem, but it's just less convenient to have to use this cord every time.  Also, the cap falls off very easily.  I wanted to give it only 3 stars because of its design, but the most important thing is its functionality.  Bottom line: it works.  It just has design flaws.
3058481
It works.  But they need a better design. The side velcros are bizarre and I'm am not gonna wrap them over the inner doors and thus, wear out my factory rubber door mouldings. Also their header design needs to go back to the drawing boards.  Even after 10 days my hands are stil numb from trying to get that bolt into the headers.  The bolts need to be .25 inch longer or those terrible 1 inch metal washers need to be shorter because it kept going into the header on a slant stripping the tips of the screws.  Also their hooks that connect to the factory ones are not coated with rubber that you will scratch them.  Really poor design.
327366
WHAT I LIKE:
- My computer recognizes the microSD card after insertion.

WHAT I DISLIKE:
- Cheap plastic build.  Feels like it can crack/fall apart easily.
- Be very careful how you insert the microSD card!!!  If you slide it in facedown, the card still goes in, but because you don't have the solid edge on the microSD card surface to pry it out, you're going to have a very hard time removing the card from this reader.  I feel this was poor design on Sandisk's part; couldn't they have made a reader where it's impossible to fit a microSD card flipped upside down?
2643118
It works.  The problem is in the fine print.  The switch works best when the connected devices can be fully powered off.  None of mine can, they are all putting out some power when connected so the switch automatically goes to the wrong device.  I ended up just leaving the main device (cable box) connected to my single HDMI port.  That was a disappointment.  When I want to use the DVD player or ROKU I will have to unhook......anyway, the device was a disappointment, but since it was cheap and it kind of works, I'm keeping it.  Maybe I can give it someone else.
4515969
Fair.  Does work but it is pretty cheap as far as the plastic goes.  It will serve the purpose.  You get what you pay for.  But I do like it.
328539
Does what is supposed to do well, but the this product is made on the cheap
22468
Really cheaply made. It works though, which is why I didn't give it one star
3857812
Works and great concept, just a little too cheap. The wires are coming out of the connector. About 3 months of use and don't expect much more.
2834630
Cheap soft plastic. Works but not a quality item. Gets the job done
1001819
It was cheap and works. The focus is a bit strange and shows a box image when out all the way. Also, the rubber flap that protects the charge port fell off immediately. It still lights up the dark when I need to use it but I will not be keeping this one for the bug out bag or camping gear since I am sure water will get in it.
842487
Basic concept is fine but it falls short in the execution of the idea. I have two of these gizmos and they worked OK for a sort time.  Then they started falling out regularly.  I feel this is due to two design flaws: 1) the cheap thermoplastic clips use lose their strength quickly- not being as tiff as they originally were and 2) the end of the clips have a vertical face when they should be angled a bit so they want to catch the air vent if something goes to pull the Garmin device out. The net result is that when you apply any pressure to the Garmin device, the little clips spread open and the Arkon Holder pops right out.  I know this a cheap device so you can only complain a little.  But I think it's sad that the company didn't use their own product and recognize the fault and fix it - quickly. I would have gladly paid twice the price for a similar device that  uses better materials and design and would hold up longer.
4352650
Works fine as advertised but body of device feels very cheap. I would have been willing to pay twice as much for a much more sturdier version that felt better in my hand. I don't have the confidence that it will last very long. I noticed that lack of quality when I removed the cover to the battery compartment and it was very easy to bend the plastic where it connected to make good seal. It took me several attempts to close the compartment but eventually was able to do so. Hopefully they will address this issue.
3433547
cheap quality but effective for the right application
139486
This remote works, but the quality is very cheap. It feels cheap, I don't like the overall shape of it (it feels awkward in your hand - unlike the actual original Roku remote). Another thing I don't like about it is it takes AAA batteries, whereas the regular Roku remote took AA. You also have to aim the remote directly at the Roku player for it to work, and even then, sometimes it takes a bit more effort than it should. I guess in this case, you get what you pay for. It's worth the $6 pricetag (if that's what it still costs), but definitely does not compare to the original Roku remote.
3106466
Works. However picks up interference readily - with input disconnected and only this S/PDIF cable dangling off the headphone amp, a radio station is audible. Disconnecting this cable from the DAC makes it silent. Also the branding is just cheap stickers on the end that were not even applied correctly.

Think before you buy - only get this if low cost is of the topmost priority...