and coming off easily. Not the biggest issue -- I primarily pose ...
934667
This is a lovely, lovely figure. S.H. Figuarts should be proud of it.

Only one problem I wanted to mention, to let other customers know: I found the hands on mine to be quite loose. Replacing the hands is a little difficult, because you don't want the gold ring on his wrist to come off with the hand. After replacing the hands, though, I found it VERY loose, and coming off easily. Not the biggest issue -- I primarily pose these figures on my shelf, and it does that quite well. But I still wish the hand wasn't so loose.
1493952
I was really looking for a gel/rubber case, rather than a hard cover. The plastic ones seem more liable to cracking or shattering. But I will say that - for the price - this certainly holds up fine to my standards. I drop my phone more than I care to admit, so this was an absolute necessity.

My gripe is that there's some outer coating to give the case a more refined look, but that outer layer seems to be slowly shedding. I'd prefer the case to not have this, so that if anything were to reflect the abuse, it would simply be nicks, cuts, scrapes, etc. Instead, the peeling here represents poor quality rather than my negligence (lol), in my opinion.

Otherwise, case works fine. The back piece can be difficult to take off, and the front comes off almost too easily. But I wouldn't go so far as to say this product is "junk". Nevertheless, if you can swing the extra cash, I would go with Bodyglove. I had a Bodyglove case for a Pantech, and it was a beauty all around!
1610975
I applied these to the bottom of my tub/shower to avoid slipping.

Pros:
- I haven't slipped since they were applied.
- Application was easy
- They appear to be firmly attached

Cons:
- They do not feel firmly attached. When you're moving around you can noticeably feel the edges of the disks. I'm frequently concerned they will peel off while I'm in there, but so far they haven't.
2951664
There's only one thing I can't stand about this case.

The bottom half has "rubber" feet that prop it up just enough to let the computer vent properly. However, on both of the cases I've purchased, the feet come off within a couple of months of purchase. It appears that the glue that TopCase uses isn't really high quality. The feet come off, and are easily lost. This can lead to a lopsided case. I put my Macbook in a sleeve for added protection and that doesn't help either.
1731858
I have never had a problem with mine falling off. I bought a replacement simply because my son put it somewhere in the house and it is a mystery where.
I've knocked my camera, bumped it and the cap never falls off. This new one in fact clicks on tighter than the original that came with the camera. Either way, neither falls off. easy to put on and take off quickly too. 10 bucks shipped, not bad.
601577
Love the color, and it was sufficient to keep my (small) camera floating.  But two downsides: (1) even fully closed, it would slip off my wrist easily (and I don't have particularly tiny wrists).  (2) the little release clip at the end is really stiff and hard to operate.
1590198
Does as described.... but boy, it does not come off easily.
4193612
An inexpensive and slim phone case that does its job of preventing cosmetic scratches to the phone's surface. Although the kickstand is a perk, the hinge actually sticks out a lot and makes the back of the phone uneven when you rest it on a flat surface. This extra bulk has proven to be mildly inconveniencing. First, it increases the chances of the phone sliding off the table if you happen to rest it backside-down and accidentally hit it, moving it around. I have also had more difficulty clipping my phone into my car mount because the button to activate the clips is not pressed evenly by the back of the phone.

As for the material of the case, the combination of matte plastic and TPU make it feel thin and hard. It's not supple, but doesn't cause problems removing it or snapping it back on. The power and volume buttons have to be pressed much harder, though, compared to my old dual-layer silicone and plastic case. The rest of the cut-outs fit the Nexus 5 perfectly. Texturally, the plastic and TPU offer poor traction; there are even strips of tiny bumps on the sides of the case that don't really help improve grip. When my hands get sweaty, I feel like the phone can easily slip.

Lastly, one thing that should be discussed is color/looks of the case on the phone. The blue case I purchased is much darker and a different hue than the pastel-like baby blue in the seller's thumbnail. It's not ugly, but it looks completely different. Likewise, I noticed the seller uses the white version of the Nexus 5 as a model. On the back of the black Nexus, the matte plastic is opaque enough that it portion of the phone is covers appears grey in color, whereas the transparent TPU basically looks dark navy blue. The front of the black Nexus does catch color right on the edges, especially where it hits the light.
253662
My reviews are always based on value.  In this case, I feel that I got my money's worth. It was a fair deal. Not great. Just okay. Here are my pro's and con's

PRO
Nice choice of finishes.  I liked the look of this skin
Provides some protection without adding any bulk, or encumbering any of the product features.
Low cost.. I consider it disposable.. Maybe I will want a different finish in a few months...No problem.

CON
Difficult to align perfectly, and obvious if you do not.
No installation instructions.
skins not perfectly sized.
I hard a hard time getting the skin to separate from the backing paper at the adhesive joint vs, pulling some of the backing paper up with the adhesive.
Material can stretch out of shape in narrow sections (like abound button cut outs) if you pull on it too much.

Comments:
When I installed this I was concerned about alignment, so I applied the top half piece starting with the long straight edge at the top of the kickstand joint. I then ran my finger back an forth to progressively adhere the skin as I worked my way toward the camera hole. Unfortunately, when I got to the camera hole, it did not align with the camera. :-(  The skin was a bit short.. I tried to stretch the skin and ending up deforming it around the camera hole. So then I peeled it completely off and started with the camera hole and worked toward the kickstand joint.  This worked better, but alignment is dicey.  Also, since I had stretched the material around the camera hole, I had wrinkles there.  Interestingly, the next morning, the wrinkles were gone! Nice :-)
I recommend that you remove the button and port cutout pieces first (While the skin is still on the backing paper) and dispose of those pieces first.  That will prevent the possibility of those small pieces getting stuck to the bottom of the skin that you want to apply to your Surface. (Happened to me and I had to use a small sharp knife to lift them off). The good news is that in spite of all of my ham-handed mistakes, it still turned out well and looks great.
2270231
For the price, I can't complain. I use it daily, and over time it does start to come a little loose. May get a year out of it.
3144840
Fits well on my wrist but comes off relatively easy and some of the design is coming off and I have a medium impact sort of job, doesn't take much
1081573
It actually does kink a little but the kinks come out easily
72729
After having skin cancer on my scalp, I'm very careful about sun exposure, but I'm also a photographer and find it difficult to work with both a camera and a hat with a brim.  I find the band stays where I put it and isn't too tight... It's comfortable.  My main gripe is Buff brands their logo in two places each on either side (four places total).  And, the logo is big and covers in about three inches in from the edge (you can fold over, but you lose that length).  I don't wear my other clothing tags on the outside and don't want my tags to stick out here (particularly on my head!) and I don't feel like I'm given a choice.  I don't think I will purchase more vs. looking for a line that respects the fashion over advertisement while still keeping the utility.
2407876
I'm a neuroscience graduate student, and I was specifically looking for a model to help me visualize relationships between systems and neural bodies. I was looking for accurate sulci and gyri, which is why I picked this model.
The paint on mine is kind of tacky (as in sticky, not garish), and it comes off easily. It also has several flaws in the paint (like something touched it before the paint was dry). This didn't bother me for my purposes. The cerebellum is a little wiggly, as others have noted. This, again, doesn't bother me because I don't go tossing it around or anything. Great for the price!
1276743
It seems simple to assembly and in fact for the most part it is simple.  The velcro ties and the net itself provide minor difficulty but nothing excessive.  Stretching the net in order to attach the velcro can be a pain.
The velcro ties come off easily when a ball is thrown hard enough into the net.  This has happened on three instances.  The velcro at first came off just from the stress of being attached to the net.
Setting the angle is annoying and takes a little time.  Somehow if you get it right the playback is twisted anyway and you must take time to re-adjust everything.
As for long term use, I can forsee this not holding up to a child throwing hard into the object on a continual basis.
784222
The screen protector went on easily, and can be removed and placed back on if it isn't straightened properly pretty easily. Any small bubbles worked their way out (even around small bits of dust or animal hair that snuck it's way in) and didn't come up. I noticed some loss of sensitivity in my screen to the point where swipe typing became somewhat difficult because the screen would register the removal of my finger, but it's mostly okay.
4398861
The mount is not the bomb-proof, rock-solid anchor that I'd design, but it's easy-on and easy-off, and works well enough... especially if you are not having any imbalance issues.

I did have some minor balance issues with the fan blade, but 15 minutes with some change, and tape got it smoothed out nicely (and then that same change and some epoxy made the 'fix' permanent).