Consider this cons before buying
352760
I bought this for my 4 yr old daughter after reading the reviews in Amazon but bite valve in the bottle gets dust and bugs. At least for the kids bottle they should have cap to cover the valve.
3872785
See my followup for cons.  There are two major drawbacks to this headset.  My original review is unchanged because some of the items still apply:

In a word - OUTSTANDING.  Nothing to criticize.  Standard shipping arrived in 3 days!  Of six wireless headphones owned, this is the unchallenged champion.  Charged battereies fully before use.  Headphones performed instantly and perfectly when I put them on.  High quality stereo sound ofen made me think someone entered the room.  Light weight.  Comfortable over-ear design. Tested range to about 200' straight line.  At that range, the audio pulsed off/on, but tilting/turning my head resulted in crisp, clear audio and a surprising absence of static (at any range).  No loss of signal anywhere within 75' unless standing next to the microwave heating lunch!  Even then, slight "head adjustment" solved the problem.  An outstanding headphone that is certainly worth the small price of ~$64.  Another example of Sony quality. You'll be happy with this product if you purchase it!

ADDENDUM - "Fully Experienced" CONS:
The front of each speaker starts at the cheek, and angles outward toward the rear of the earpiece to allow for the way the ear naturally sits on your head.  Problem is, this becomes uncomfortable because the earcups don't hold the headset off your ear completely, resulting in pressure on the ear and resultant irritation and discomfort after a couple of hours..

ALSO - The headset is sensitive to other electronic signals normally found around computers and routers.  It "pops" constantly when worn "normally".  However, if you turn the headset around, wearing left earcup on right ear, etc, the popping stops and sound is crisp and clear.  Problem NOW is the design of the headset speakers.  Now the "narrow" end of the earcup (speaker end which "was" next to the temple) NOW is at the back of the ear, pressuring the ear against the head.  VERY uncomfortable.  My recommendation NOW is to look for something else, prefferably OVER THE EAR, but not of the same speaker design as this one.  I wouldn't buy another one - for sure.
1272661
I purchased this when I first bought my S4 due to good results with my iPhone. I will separate this into pros and cons. There are several large flaws in this product that is not stated on the box! This was a new unit being used with a factory battery on a new phone. These observations are after 2 weeks of use. There are several important cons so please read my recommendations before purchasing.

Pro's
-Adds to the time you can go between charges
-Has a nice rubberized feel
-Doubles as a case
-Ability to turn charging on and off

Cons
-Blocks the use of NFC not stated on packaging
-Blocks the use of S Beam also not on packaging
-Consistently lost 2-5 db of signal strength despite their claims of no signal loss. This made the difference between dropping calls and having data coverage where signal was weak and having to remove it to make the call.
-With the Juicebox installed the phone will not go into dock mode due to the lack of pins that the Samsung micro usb cable use on their docks
-Without the Juicebox installed the charge rate with stock charger and usb cable is 1200maH with it installed and fully charged it only passed though 740mAh with it on or off!
-You theoretically add 2200mAh but loose around 10+% due to the inefficiency of charging circuitry plus they also only recommend turning it on when the factory charge gets down to 20%. I don't want to have to watch my level all day. All that bulk only gets you 1980mAh battery at absolute best!
-You cannot use headphones with a 90 end due to the case being too thick, they will not reach the connector
-Adds considerable thickness and height to the phone

In summary this feels and acts like a product made to work around any phone with a micro usb connector than one specifically for the Galaxy S4.

A much better work around I have been using is the Hyperion 5200mAh battery and Seidio case for their extended battery. The charge rate is 1700mAh and the phone lasts for 3 days with average use! There is no blocking of the factory antennas for Samsungs NFC, S Beam or phone signal. My dropped calls and signal strength went back to stock, the headphones fit, dock mode works, the phone lost almost 1/2" in height due to the juice box design, A full charge takes only 2-3 hours vs overnight. I have yet to find a negative with this combination except I wish I saved the money and did it first. I hope you find this informative and save your money, I wish I did.
4653438
The product is elegant, of great quality, the design have a flaw that you may be interested to know.
CONS: The credit card holders inside are not build properly in the sense that even without credit cards on it the surface of the pockets contact with the screen leaves marks on it that eventually will damage your screen, with credit cards will be even worst, if you are planning to use credit cards this is not for you, I have the whole thing covered with the original Oneplus top cover so I can keep using it without damaging the screen.
876958
Hopefully I got a bad unit, as the cons outweigh the pros.

Cons:
* There's a terrible hiss when on, even at a low volume.  If you have it on a desktop in front of you, it's VERY noticeable.  However, when you play  music you can't really hear it (until the music/movie/whatever goes quiet). When you're a few feet away, the noise dissipates.
* There is a jarring, invasive, horrible clicking noise when a track pauses, or when you restart a track.  Basically, anytime there's a silence of more then one second.
* All the controls are on the bottom.  This is NOT noticeable in any of the images, nor the product description.
* The device will not pair if charging.  When the instructions say "fully charge before pairing", they mean it.
* The buttons take a lot of pressure to put down, and must be held for longer then expected
* The AUX in is on the bottom of the unit - the BOTTOM!  Thus, you can't use this as a stand an aux-player at the same time; you need to flip the unit upside down.

Pros:
* The thing is LOUD, like apartment filling loud when at max volume
* BASS is surprisingly good (Not amazing, but for the price point, very good)
* MIDS / HIGHS are also very good
* Seems durable
* Rubber has a good grip
4069732
Just a few overall points:
PRO--very nice and solid finish for casing / great design
PRO--clear and crisp highs and mids / fairly decent volume range
CON--old Bluetooth technology will not allow you to control your music from the speaker unit
CON--absolutely non-existent bass (not really an issue if you plan to use this unit just as a phone speaker)
2107873
Ok here are the pros and cons (more cons than pros) but anyway,

Con- It took a while to get here because it is coming from China.

Pro- It looks cool from a distence

Con- Up close it does not say Motor it says  Hotor soooo  yeah.

Con- It is not worth the money.

Note: If you are going to get something like this spend some good money on it because This is not worth your hard earned money!!!
1904341
I just received this camera, and within a day or so had it set up to be viewable over the internet (even on my iphone), so i was ecstatic! But then, i started noticing the problems.  Given the low price, it is still worth it, but you should be aware of them before you buy:

1) Security is barely there: you can access the camera web pages from a browser with no password.  then, even if you setup a password for accessing the video, there is simple URL you can go to that will show all the users and passwords in plain text to anyone.
2) It needs to be un-plugged and re-plugged at least once a day for it to continue to work.
3) the client software doesn't work on a mac, not even with vmware running windows XP.  It is unable to find the camera, but a pc on the same network can find it fine.  You need a pc to set it up (to be fair, it does say so in the product description as well)
4) although you can access live "streaming" video from any browser (including the iphone), you can only get the sound if you access it from IE in windows.
5) its "motion detector" feature results in many false positives, so use sparingly.  In addition, the emails it sends have the wrong time on them.

Therefore, it is in dire need of new firmware, but given all of the complaints above are well documented on the linksys website (in the forums), it doesn't look like they are actively working on it...

Bottom line:  too bad they don't fix the firmware or most people who have one of them would buy a couple more :-)
2053970
Summarizing major issues:

Pros:

- High definition pictures. Colors are great, pictures clarity is really amazing at times (if you can get it focused - read more of this bellow).

- Great Design. Small and compact, so you can comfortably carry it with you inside a pocket or so. Stylish and good looking.

- Fairly easy to operate. Navigation in and between menus is straightforward and comfortable. On-screen display is great. The camera also has lots of "modes", which are presets of configurations designed for common photo opportunities.

Cons:

- First and foremost, *Really Bad Focusing System*. Unless you're an experienced photographer (and then again, even if you are), you may lay to it that this camera will take allot of getting used to. Blurry, out-of-focus pictures are common, and you're going to have to repeat shots until you get the hang of it. This is a major issue in comparison to other cameras I've been using.

- Mediocre automatic flash system. When using "automatic flash", in many cases the camera flashes unnecessarily, creating over-brightened images. You'll find yourself manually turning the flash on and off with this one.

- Weak x3 zoom just doesn't cut it, in my opinion.
2848808
PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY IT!!!!!!!!

It is totally cute and I wanted to be able to use it all the time, but they DID NOT make this user friendly... You can not take pictures, black out your screen, or adjust volume levels because they are ALL covered up. Just a warning everyone.
883841
Here are the "good" and "bad" on this product.
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ADVANTAGES
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1. DURABILITY: This is Dell's business version. So, the unit is designed for travel and all problems and abuses "on the road." To make it durable, the case is reinforced with metal around the edges.
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2. PERFORMANCE: With a two-core Intel I5 processor and 8 GBs of memory, the product handles and operates like a desktop unit. It speeds through spreadsheets and word processing without any noticeable problems. Although an I7 is faster by all speed measurements, this is irrelevant according to a CPU study. In the real world of word processing, spreadsheet, and video usage, the I5 is only slower by 6%. A user will not notice this decrease. So, save your money and buy the I5.
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3. FLEXIBILITY: The product has three USB 3.0 ports, ethernet connection, ports for various types of external monitors, optical disk drive, and other features.
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4. DESIGN: Access to components is very easy, especially the hard drive. Unscrew two fasteners and the HD pops out. You do not need to take out the entire bottom section of the case.
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DISADVANTAGES
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1. HEAVY: It is heavy.
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2. EXPENSIVE: I have seen this unit priced as high as $1,000. Fortunately, I bought a new one for $225 on eBay.
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3. SUPPORT: You can only email questions to the firm's tech department. Getting quick answers or talking to a live person is impossible. If it chooses to ignore your messages or not reply, nothing can be done.
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4. WARRANTY: Warranty is determined by day of manufacture. If your laptop sat on the shelf for over a year and you purchased it, warranty has expired. Mine was manufacturer in 2015. For this reason, this benefit was worthless.
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5. DEFECTS: Among my eight Dell laptops that were purchased in the last 12 months, four had a defect. One refuses to install Windows 7 Ultimate. Another had a faulty memory chip - some programs will not work because they will not write to memory. On this purchase and another, the HDMI port does not work. Luckily, the VGA is OK. So, I am able to connect a large monitor to the computer.
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6. QUALITY: According to users and businesses, the Dell Latitude E series has "gone down hill" in quality. The hard drives and motherboards became defective at a higher rate than the past.
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The alternatives are not any better. According studies and user reports, all other laptop makers are below Dell in reliability and durability. These include HP, Lenova, Asus, and Toshiba.
3502112
There are some pros and cons. First positive:
- The design is beautiful, I liked the sound knob and the clock screen.
- It has FM radio with good tuning. It integrates many things together.
- Sound quality is good and it is really loud.
- Speaker phone is convenient and performs well.

The negative:
- The sound is loud but not very rich and high quality. I compared it with a sound bar without sub-woofer of the same price, the sound bar had only 5 watts output power while this iHome is 16 watts. The sound bar was much better and it only lacks the radio comparing to this product that I could use my cell phone to send the radio on it, and the size was fit to my desk so I chose the sound bar.
- The screen has only two brightness levels, dim and bright. Both of them was interacting my sleep and I had to put something in front of the screen to prevent the light.
- The usb charging power is a little low. When I use my cell phone with wifi and bluetooth being on it takes very long to charge it.
- It does not have a remote. Although if you use a cell phone you don't need a remote.
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I would read this article before making this purchase if I were you.
3088273
This would be an excellent deal if not for a few things:

1. It only has 2 gig of storage and it "Won't" let you transfer apps or data to an SD card. That's really limiting. If you like some of the storage heavy games you will not be happy. The unit has been locked down to prohibit this.

2. My unit had some dead pixels. I could live with it but it's annoying.

3. I strongly doubt that front and rear cameras are as specified. There's no way at all that the front camera is 2.0. MP Resolution is rather poor. The rear camera might be slightly better but again I really don't buy the 2.0 MP specification listed.

4. Unit only has 415MB reported RAM.

5. Case feels cheap and you can feel it flex at times while using.

On the good side it performs well. Does pretty well in terms of battery life. Doesn't get hot. Doesn't have a lot of junk apps installed (likely due to storage limitations).

If you're looking for an inexpensive decent performing tablet and don't intend to install a lot of apps, particularly large games, this might work for you. Otherwise, I'd consider others. Having a quad core with such limited RAM and storage is somewhat of a waste. Better to purchase a dual core with more RAM, storage and the ability to transfer files to SD.
2338166
It's a power house with too much sacrifice.  By far the biggest drawback is the absence of 4G LTE antenna, which is a problem if you use location services like maps (it can't do google maps well, and it never will).  The data/location/voice service is very so-so because of the weak antenna with fewer bands.  Also, the touchscreen is not highly responsive, and you'll find yourself stubbornly fighting with it at times.  Other than that, I do like the processing power and storage space, runs games and most apps without blinking, and the look is really nice, but...  I feel like I just bought a cheap tablet, not a useful phone I can use out in the field.
11140
Sounds great but I have a few problems with this product and it's more about accessories than the headphones themselves. I'm not an audiophile so you're be better off looking on Head-Fi for impressions about this pair. From what I've read, the few that had purchased a pair had great things to say about this the H850 which prompted me to take the plunge and purchase a pair.

As you very well know, the pair has a detachable cable but it's 2M long which isn't well suited for usage while traveling or commuting. Unfortunately, it seems like Edifier doesn't sell shorter cables nor do they have replacement cables in case you damage your original one. As Edifier seems to be a relatively unknown headphone brand, there are no third-party cable manufacturers unlike what you can find for Sennheisers and so on. You can also use generic 3.5mm to 3.5mm cables but sure it'll fit into the slot on the H850 fully since you have a ways to go before you even reach the jack. I believe the Anker Premium cables can work just fine for this from what I can see.

Another problem I have with the H850 is that the earpads aren't easily replaceable. The cups have ridges on them that need to hook onto a hard ring on the earpads to hold them in place(see photo). If you were interested in using pads such as Brainwavz HM5 pads, these will not satisfy you at all.

Edit: Edifier support informed me that they were manufacturing new 1.2M(4ft) long cables with locking mechanisms for this device. Awesome support!
4597170
Pros :
Conection Options : USB, HDMI , Digital , RCA
Cons :
Very limited internet apps
Most of the apps are just limited to a handful of other people's videos
No functional or social apps ( weather , Facebook , Flickr , Twitter , etc..)
IF you want to handle your media , you mostly can play them , but you can not organize it .
You can not set how to read the files names ( song names )
No flexibility what so ever in anything.
No settings in music for playlits mode , or play it by genre , artist , etc..
There are other players in the market with most complete options.