Good Idea but Needs Imrpovement
934474
This unit projects a blinking tiny laser dot. My problem is that it is too difficult to see. I often drive past it and have to reverse the car to know where the dot went. I don't know why they don't have lens for it that will help the unit project a straight line.
20812
I am a mechanical engineer so my review will be made from that perspective.  The metal gripping head is good.  I recently broke a plastic head on a different stand so I wanted this feature.  The adjustment feature for gripping needs to be redesigned making it easier to use.  Specifically, the cam device needs to have more travel and the nut needs to be a wing nut.  The present design usually requires that the gripping device be opened using the nut prior to loading the bike.  The cam device does not have enough travel to then grip the frame.  One must first screw the nut fairly tight (with the bike installed) before engaging the cam device.  This should be a one step tightening process rather than the present two step process.  Also, the folding stand is not stable enough and it tends to trip over.  A much more stable stand would result from elimination of the folding feature and instead attaching a permanent larger diameter base with 4 legs.  Fortunately, I was able to use the base from the original stand I had (with the broken head) so my Strada stand now has a stable permanent base.
1656193
This seems like a really great idea, and it kind of is. My issue with it is it's hard to remember to take it with you and there is no way to attach any sort of clip or carabiner to it to make it easy to clip to your purse. I don't mind throwing my purse on the floor of my own home (although I know I probably should) but when I'm out it's nice not to have to put it on a restaurant floor. this would be perfect if it had some sort of clipping system to attach to your purse handle or other items that you always carry. It's just small enough to get lost if you throw it in your purse, and heavy enough that it falls to the bottom and becomes another victim of the purse black hole.
1840780
Brilliant idea but not as useful as I thought it would be.
378062
While I love the idea of this product - it DOES need to exist - this particular execution of that idea is not great. Over time the bendy plastic snap mechanism wears out.  Also, the coating of this case makes it very difficult to, for example, adhere a magnetic plate to it for car mounting.

I'd love to see a version 2.0 with something more secure than a plastic snap-in mechanism for the door.
449267
I want to like this because the idea is much desired, but it is hard to use for lack of a proper legend or features key, and what's more, the contents are thin.  This gives suggestions of where to go and why, which is valuable, but is not a true guide to flip open when you do see something moving in the wild.
176130
In theory, this is a good idea.  However, there are a number of issues to address for a successful implementation and claim to be a great product. Firstly, the unit is significantly larger than a regular valve cap.  So, the valve stem must be long enough and well clear of rim and tire.  Hard to know in advance without trying it. Secondly, I question the need to create an account online that requires supplying an email address, agreeing to a 12-page policy and allowing access to location services on ones phone.  This is a major intrusion of privacy in exchange for using a product that is not cheap and does not require in reality to be so intrusive to function.  Even if the fitment had been ok, I would have returned the unit because of this intrusion of privacy.
4219772
Very nice idea, nfc, nice keyboard (there's an ok trade off between non-clickability and thinness) but the ergonomics don't cut it:
1-they answered a question on amazon saying that you should use this laying flat on a table. But even then, the screen would be flat on the table, you should get something to prop it up. Or it should have some form of kickstand or origami like folding thing.
2-if you use it like a slide out keyboard phone: you can rest the (rather heavy) phone on your extended index fingers, and type with your thumbs. But this is awckward and uncomfortable for more than a few words. Plus I have small hands and the keyboard, which takes the whole area, is too big for me, plus having indexes extended below the phone holding it make it very difficult to type the keys on the extremes of the keyboard.
I don't want to kill this really innovative product, fine quality and original, but it's really missing something. Like a kickstand or hinges so the phone stays in place when you hold the keyboard, or some form of support that does this. Or a real killer would be a slideout version of this. But as it is, it's hardly useful IMHO.
Wait for V 2.0...
4865942
I managed to make this work on my door but not without a lot of frustration. It is a great idea but needs improvement
1228513
Its nice but can use some improvement. A wireless option would be nice. Not feeling forced to purchase amazon music would be nice. And somehow voice recognition being better because if you try to say Alexa with loud music forget about it.
4735125
The idea is good and the material used  seem to be of good quality. However, it is rather bulky and somewhat awkward to setup. It blocks part of the light but on a very bright summer day, it just doesn't cut it.
369113
great concept but i would like to see an alarm or something of that sort for events and reacurring events if you don't have many reacurring events and can check it often this would be great for you
1564756
Nice idea, but..... it's very hard to keep a steady hand ..when in motion.  Holding the camera woth my hands was better!
2187470
This product is a good idea, but the magnets that close the screen do not pull it tight enough throughout the length of the screen to ensure bugs are kept out. The same could be said about the bottom of the screen.
2334459
This is an excellent idea but there are 2 problems  (1) - my phone bounces like a bobble head.  Bounces when you turn a page or if reading outside the wind is blowing. If only it could be made the same as a goose neck lamp.  My goose neck lamp doesn't bounce and it twists easily in all directions. (2) The clip is hard to squeeze and the cable is very difficult to bend for someone with arthritis in their hands. Otherwise it makes reading books easier and if you hold the cable it doesn't bounce. It seems like such strong material was used to hold a very light phone.
1322362
This is a great idea. However Dyson should make some adjustments to it like having a on/off switch on the fan itself and/or have the remote light up and bigger. The two drawbacks so far. I would not buy another one though because of these issues. Did call Dyson company and spoke of my concern. At least a bigger remote that lights!!!
2330807
I like the idea of this product--it allows one to write notes on a tablet and then have those notes immediately transferred to their iPhone--in my case, iPad mini, iPad 3, iPad Air or later; iPhone 4s or later, and Android devices (Android 4.3 or later).  It's easy to set up.  All you need to do is download the Wacom app, set up a Wacom account, and then you're all set.

The set includes a Bamboo Spark pen, 30 page notepad, 2 replacement ink cartridges, a rib removal tool, and a USB cable.  The smartphone or tablet is not included.

It's easy to use--even kids can figure it out.  And I really like that you can save the ideas to your device.  You can also access your pictures--which immediately upload to the Wacom cloud.

I'm, however, unsure as to the cost or where to find some of the replacement products.  I don't know where to buy a replacement pad.  I searched the internet for where to buy one but couldn't find a US vendor anywhere.  And it doesn't seem as if the replacement tablets are sold on Amazon.  So I tried writing on a regular lined piece of paper rather than the pad to see if the image would transfer.  The image doesn't transfer.  A reviewer kindly responded to my post and let me know that a regular pad of paper works well.  So that's a cheap and easy fix.

It costs nearly $60 to buy a replacement pen.  Granted, the pen shouldn't break or need repaired.  But I tend to lose things.  The kit comes with two ink cartridge refills.  I'm not sure, as of yet, how long the ink lasts.  And again, I'm not sure how one goes about buying refills.