Very annoying. Should be a feature to remove it
919790
Didn't care for this guy.  The magnet in the bottom is way too strong and gets stuck to everything.  Very annoying.  Should be a feature to remove it.
3345263
Do I really need to do this?  These pop-us are so annoying. I want to turn them off.  Any advice?
4873332
Annoying auto focus that resets the focus everyone few seconds.
2823380
This device has a critical flaw.  There is a little paper tab attached to the plastic to help you detach it from the backing.  The glue they use is that super-annoying stuff that is almost impossible to remove.  So, now you have a screen protector attached to your phone, with a big smudgy-papery-gluey blog that takes great effort (and rubbing alcohol) to remove.  After that, you have a slightly smudged, somewhat scratched screen protector.  Annoying.
3946637
I have heard this song a lot lately, in various stores and pumping through the loudspeakers at the gym before I turn on my ipod. It sounds like something that was designed by a committee to hit that perfect combination of catchy, trendy and completely inoffensive. Somehow it's also gratingly annoying and sticks in your (your here being "my") head for days after it's been heard. It's worse than "It's A Small World After All." Perhaps it's the familiarity of the "Time Of My Life" lyric that adds the hook, because the rest is comprised of a startlingly unoriginal dance track with generic lyrics about losing control on the dance floor and being freaky freaky, etc., which should, in theory, just blend in with the rest of the background noise. I might just walk out of the next store where I hear this playing if I am near the exit and don't have a full cart of groceries which I will have to abandon. To the powers that be who decided to assault my ears with the repeated plays of this little gem, please, for the love of all that is good in the world, pick something else.
3339892
The reason for the two star review is because of the unnecessary forced install of Outlook. This would not be such an annoyance if it weren't for the giant "O" icon in your Doc. If you accidentally click on this "O" it will open the "Get Started with Office 2011" window. This wouldn't be extremely annoying if you could just "quit" the app from the "O" icon's properties but "quit" won't work. The app also prevents restarting and turning the computer off. You have to spend precious minutes to force quit the app which can prove frustrating to a brand new Mac convert. On the bright side I learned how to force quit programs but I didn't need this headache today. It's bad enough that your spending over a hundred bucks for a software package they call "Microsoft Office" without the essential attribute of Outlook, but they force install it anyway -  and without a product key it creates this un-quittable window annoyance. Boo.
2370709
This doorbell repeater is annoying.  It chimes whenever it detects a loud noise (dog barking, end of the clothes dryer cycle, child dumping a bucket of legos, etc.).  I would love for it to only chime when the original doorbell chimes - that is what it is suppose to do.
I have removed all the batteries and it is now just a dust collector.
Terrible design.
673101
windows button on the mouse that CANNOT be turned off. What a feature, constantly hitting that stupid thing.
4065004
This unit has a touch open feature which is extremely annoying for any under-counter appliance in the kitchen. If anyone were to brush up against this unit or worse, lean on the counter while having a conversation, the door opens, then gets pushed back because the person is leaning against it and you get a terrible vibration.
There is no way to turn the auto door-open feature off (so you can disable when you are having a party).

The shelves are also not height adjustable. Pinot Noir bottles will not fit easily because they have the bigger base.

Not recommended at all.
2858492
For me, saying a rosary should be peaceful and contemplative.  I found this version very annoying, even downright distracting. One prayer per page MEANS one prayer per page.  You literally have to click "Next page" EVERY SINGLE TIME you say a single Hail Mary, etc!  You know how Kindle does this little millisecond flashy thing when it switches pages?  At the rate required for saying an entire rosary, this could trigger a seizure (ok maybe that's an exaggeration, but not much).  That is, if my thumb lasted that long.

A real concern would also be that the "Next Page" button on my kindle would break or collapse from overusage/abuse.

And finally, I don't see how anyone could possibly think of using this, as the first 'reviewer' -- who, by the way, I should have noticed happens to carry the same last name as the author -- said, "while in a public place like a doctor's office waiting room."  I wouldn't want to be attracting that much undue attention from all the "next page" clicking.  It also reminds me a bit of the "clickers" the nuns used to use in class!

The only reason I'm not giving this only 1 star is because the author seems to have fixed whatever typos were mentioned in the 2nd and 3rd reviews.  So I guess that's something positive overall.  For me though, personally, that just did not outweigh the annoyances and "Next Page" overuse/abuse.
1642502
I think it will definitely draw attention if I ever (God forbid) have to use it for it's intended purpose.  I accidentally set it off two times and it's quite deafening!!!
1748571
There is advertising on the Home screen with no option to turn it off and to me this is a turn-off.
1198697
I am using this device with my Celestron NexStar SLT.  This is a difficult review to write.  I have a significant number of complaints about this device.  My iPad 2 loses contact with its WiFi signal every now and then and I have to reconnect.  That's a pain, since I can't do this without first leaving the Skyportal app.  Also, the direction controllers are a real pain to use.  If you're centering an object by looking through the eyepiece, there is no haptic feedback to tell you when or which direction you're pressing, and if you press outside the arrow areas you may select a new object, and you may end up tracking to that and undoing all your work, which is annoying as hell.  Instead, I strongly recommend using the arrow buttons on the hand controller for centering at the eyepiece and to not navigate using Skyportal, or at least only using it when you're looking at the screen.  Plus, when using the app on my iPad there is often considerable lag between my interaction with the app and the screen press taking effect.  This is annoying when I'm trying to highlight an object, but when it happens it basically makes the directional controls unusable.

The telescope functionality really feels bolted on to the side of Sky Safari rather than as an integral part, and it makes the whole experience clunky at best.  Further, there are many aspects to the app that are bothersome.  If I want to go to a specific RA and Dec, I need to look under the Settings menu.  This is just poor software design.  One should never look under the Setting menu of an app during regular operation.  This should be reserved for, well, settings and setup.  I could form a list of similar annoyances, but I don't want to take the time to do so.

Why aren't the complete Henry Draper and SAO catalogues (among others) included in the device?  Why aren't all the popular double star catalogues included (like Burnham, Struve, Herschel, etc.)?  Why aren't the Lynde and Barnard dark nebula catalogues included? No variable star/carbon star list?  It can't be space, the app weighs in at a disgustingly bloated 253 MB on my iPad.  I don't need write-ups on everything, just an RA and Dec for other catalogues.

This is just the tip of the iceberg on things that bother me about this app.  I haven't gone a night with it where I haven't found some good reason to curse it and its developers.  Nonetheless, I don't plan to return it.  Despite my objections, it is useful enough for me to keep it around.  But I can't help but feel disappointed that it isn't better.  Pity.
2621204
This came with my pool package, so I did not get it from Amazon.  This was the most complicated process to install batteries that I have ever seen, 12+ mini screws inside the unit, some of which did not work well.  Once installed, the wind set it off.  Very loud, annoying noise.  Difficult to turn off.  This repeated twice.  The sensor is not adjustable, so this made the unit useless.  I replaced it with SmartPool's older and cheaper PoolEye AG, the circular model.  Much better.  You can find my review for that model on Amazon as well.
4900514
I don't, and it is quite annoying when access to the unit is difficult. At the very least, one should be able to permanently disable it through the software. So I'm forced to do it the hardware way.
53429
Makes an extremely annoying high pitched noise.  It's not super loud, just enough so that you don't want it on.
21984
it's annoying. i barely used it but it was too late for to return so i am stuck with this i am not even using!