okay for the price.  More information needed?
937665
We just spent 2 hours using this and had a great time.  Used a Circulon 12" skillet, with 1 1/2 inches of oil.

Pros: The Star works great.  Flower shape is ok.

Cons:  The rosette shape doesn't work well.  Handle should be a little longer.  Also, agree w/other reviewers about the double cookies.  Impossible.  And annoying.  It's hard to dip the one side in the batter & not dip the point of the other handle, which, after a few times, creates a clump that turns into a messy, oily blob.

More information from the manufacturer about how this could be used successfully was needed.
4650039
Good for the price, but won't hold anything for long without a central support. Still, for less than $5 can't complain
1111710
Very OKAY for the price.  It did not come with an Owner's Manual, so it's been hunt & peck to find features.
3172546
(NOTE: this product was reviewed when the price was $99.) Not the greatest RD out there (many recommend the Escort 8500, 9500, or Valentine V1 as the top picks), but for the price, what can you expect. You can expect some false alarms, mediocre sensitivity, and some basic features and adjustments. I bought this for the ability to do away with a cord (making the RD a bit larger and heaver), and an included AC charger that you can take with you on trips. In spite of its sensitivity (i.e. the lack of filtering out false alarms from various sources), it does alert me to real law enforcement measurement devices. Since I use this simply for informational purposes (I rarely travel > 5 MPH over the legal limit), this is fine. For those who wish to daringly exceed posted, lawful limits on a regular basis, I suggest a higher-rated device -- for hundreds $ more, naturally. And have a good lawyer.
3342103
Whoever wrote the specs, marketing and descriptions obviously has some ESL and technical understanding issues. However, for about $100 you get a nice big screen with decent resolution. It ships with some sort of display processing software enabled, turn it off, the display works a bit better that way. I doubt the resolution is as advertised for resolution, but it is nice. It says it has 64G phone memory ... I doubt it. I think it actually has 4G or less and is simply reporting that number for some reason. It does seem to accept a 64G memory card and so far works with it just fine. It doesn't have a gauss sensor or 4G connectivity, but it doesn't say it does ... just being clear about what is there. Camera works, GPS works, don't know about phone, don't care. Wireless works. It seems plenty fast and I've had few issues with it. I think a buyer will be happy with this purchase if they manage expectations properly.
2084358
It's ok. But you can find another good options, specially for this price. Be aware and always compare with competitors before you buy.
4148430
It's fine, for the price, but is definitely on the thin side and can kink. I think you can find one that's a couple dollars more and thicker. I assume this will do the job fine tho, everything's connected and fast
2767385
Don't expect a lot. Mine came a bit damaged, but I'm dealing with it for the price. In a few years, I will probably upgrade.
4545179
I will probably end up replacing this with something a bit more opulent. You get what you pay for I guess. This is a good budget option, and should be fine for most peasants.
4781167
Consumer Reports gave it a fine review.  In my estimation...it is OK for the price but I am not excited about them.
3968333
OK, so they are cheap and they have a letter on them.  Probably "good enough" for most applications.  I wish they had the letter on both sides of the card and that the font was larger (because it's very hard to read from far away). Still, for the price it's just fine.
319445
Use this for the first time a few months ago when we where in ATL.  For the price it's okay.  If you need more information, probably want to buy the next level or two above this model.  But it's okay.
1657705
Materials are low-quality as you'd expect, and manufacturing tolerances are as sloppy as you'd expect.  That said, the biggest problem I had was some visually confusing points in the documentation.

All in all, adequate for the price.
438482
It may help a little. Hard to tell. It can't hurt at the price.
3588815
Works, but I have not used it enough to know how well.  Well priced.
4537617
This is my first webcam. I have been interested in trying one out for security monitoring purposes. According to my research, many people use them for this very reason. One day, this model became available here on Amazon at a significantly reduced price ($25.99). The special sale price along with the enticing description and glowing reviews seemed too good to let it pass me by so I placed my order.

Good:

The size (about the size of a box of tic-tacs)
Tripod-ready base (This is nice! I thought I might get one of those little tripods that have the bendy legs that you can hook onto stuff)
Rotational base
Comes with USB extender

Bad:

With Logitech's software, records to WMV only , 4:3 (that's full screen, not wide screen)
The description is misleading. The description claims this is a 1080p camera however, the highest resolution that it can do for monitoring with their software (which is not included. It's a free download) is 800x600, 4:3
Description claims I would get "pro-quality , dazzling 8 MP photos" . The photos are not true 8 MP but "software enhanced" and IMHO,they are NOT "pro quality" and I'm not "dazzled" at all.

My system far surpasses the basic recommendations that are listed here and on the box so I know that whatever is going on here is no fault of my PC's hardware.

Summary:

Perhaps I was expecting too much, considering the price that I paid for this webcam. However, the misleading description had quite a lot to do with influencing those expectations. The glowing reviews had a big part in making a decision to purchase this webcam as well. I would've liked to have experienced the same happy results that others have reported but in my case, it's just not happening.
I paid a small price for it though and did gain a learning experience.

I haven't quite given up yet. I'm in the process of testing out various 3rd party software. Hopefully I'll hit upon one that will allow me to achieve the results that I am suppose to get according to the description above.

Update: I am using iSpy64 coupled with Logitech's webcam controller. iSpy64 allows for 1080p however I still am not getting "dazzling"  results. While the focus still blurry, it's enough to let me see what I need to. To be fair, it's a webcam and its purpose was not advertised as a security monitoring cam so keep that in mind. YMMV because your purpose for this camera may vary from mine. :)

I love how this webcam has a tripod-ready base! I purchased a "Magnus MegaGrip Flexible Table Top Tripod" and it pairs very well with this webcam.
678585
It is an ok intro to a newbie.  More specifics on how-to would be helpful.  But ok for the cost.