Good quality, way better than the newer models Victory ...
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Good quality, way better than the newer models Victory VI. Nike started using recycled material that sucks. Stick to the Victory II, III or IV if you can.
2300399
The new 2015 (8200 DPI) model is MUCH improved over last year's unit!

(A caveat..... I am not a professional reviewer, as you will likely find obvious when reading further... I recently purchased the newer Orochi and wanted to share my opinion.)

For starters, the pointer tracking while in wireless (Bluetooth) mode is VASTLY improved. I cannot overstate how happy this makes me! Gone are the days of cursor jumping/skipping as with the previous model. I've been using my new 8200 for an entire day now in wireless mode and have not experienced one single cursor jump (even while gaming). This particular issue forced me to use the previous model strictly in wired mode due to this annoyance. (Very VERY nice, Razer! Good Job!) This is the single biggest improvement for this mouse and justifies the upgrade for me. (Full disclosure.... I have one of Razer's Blade laptops.... The previous Orochi cursor jumped wildly (all of the time no matter what I tried), the new one doesn't (at all) ---- YMMV)

Mouse Feet Improvement - The feet have been redesigned. They are significantly larger and placed a little further under the mouse rather than at the corners/edges with last year's model, and seem much, much less prone to snagging on the mouse pad. The rear foot is now one single piece rather than two.

Wheel texture change - The rubber texture on the wheel has been changed. Personal preference, but I like it better.

Side Buttons - Much improved. They are smaller in surface area, but much easier to press, and do not seem to be as recessed as with the older models. They also don't seem to be nearly as "clicky".

Rubber side grips - More comfortable to me now than the non-textured plastic as with the previous models. The edges do not seem to be as sharp, especially along the bottom edge. My thumb and ring/pinky fingers always seemed to find the jutting edge along the bottom of the older version. It is not as noticeable now, as the bottom edge appears to have been redesigned slightly to accommodate the rubber side patches.

Chroma wheel lighting ---- Meh.... Not a big deal IMO. I'm usually not one to focus on gimmicky type features such as this. I usually disable such things to conserve battery anyway. To each his/her own.

The carrying case is a zippable nylon bag now with an external pocket for the cord, compared to the older neoprene with internal divider.

Cons:

The mouse is still on the small side. I wasn't expecting this to necessarily change with the newer version, but to me, it is a small mouse... and still is.

Battery? I've not had the opportunity to observe the battery usage with these mice previously. I used the older model strictly in wired mode due to the skipping cursor issue while wireless. Thankfully, this mouse seems to have resolved that very annoying issue for me... So time will tell as far as battery life is concerned. But honestly, as long as the danged cursor doesn't skip, I don't care if it eats batteries on a weekly basis (I have rechargeables anyway).

The USB cord has changed compared to past Orochi models. Forget the idea of having an extra old cord from your previous model. It doesn't fit this one.

Price. It's Razer.... their stuff is overly expensive. (Yay for Christmas gift cards). :)
949756
The model now has a very noticeable difference/upgrade from the ones in the past (the ones with the negative feedback).
That change was the addition of foam grip to the handles, which acts as 2 things. One, it is now easier on the fingers when lifting heavier loads, and 2, those pieces of foam acts as an anchor so when you're riding over VERY BUMPY terrains, they don't flop up and accidentally unhitch the basket from the bike. And I know, I took mine for a test on some super messed up road; my butt was bruised from all the bumping and still, the basket was locked on my bike. A suggestion though, a few extra accessories that would complete this product for super extreme terrains, x2 bunjie cords (short 18inches with hooks on both ends, to help lock any large load from flying out of the basket, and for worry-worts, use 1 re-usable zip-tie on each of the handles on the basket. That way, they're guarantee to not get loose and unlock your basket.
4269898
I needed a new headset because the previous one (older model) had cracked at the joint between the adjustable metal slider and plastic.  Tape let it survive for another year but it broke again and I decided to get another one (through our company account so this is sort of an Amazon Verified purchase :)).

The build quality is much better on this version, and I like the padding which provides a great degree of comfort.

This works just fine with Cisco VoIP using the polaris cable with quick disconnect adapter.
56402
Much better than the competition and worth the money!
3743898
The new design is much better then the old, which had a tendency to crack and leak a grease'like substance into the blender jar (EWW!).  The newer design is more robust and I have confidence I won't have to deal with the cracking issue of the old one it replaced.  Fits perfectly and came with a gasket.
488938
I ordered this Flip down for my wife's conversion van plus I ordered a 15" Tview for my Excursion. The 17" XO flip down (this one) is so much nicer than my 15" Tview. I wish I would have ordered the same for me, but had already installed mine!

The quality of the 17" XO flip down is sturdy, has a better picture and is super easy to install - less than 30 minutes, if you have power from an overhead console. The conversion van this is installed in has switches overhead that control lights and tv/dvd. I just ran the positive (red) wire to the ignition switch (since it has a 5 minute timer, once ignition key is shut off) and the negative (black) to a ground. This flip down can be wired for sound to the stereo, but our head unit didn't have aux in the back. I realized that it was able to run on Fm frequency for sound and all that had to be done was set it and the car stereo to a specific channel (Fm 88.1 was the best for me). The sound would be better a lot better if I had ran RCA's to the stereo, but would have had to change the stereo out, didn't want to use the front aux on the head unit! Hope this helps you!!!
3999170
I've had this version of the coin pocket wallet for many years and got it at Ross.  It must be a decade or more old and is in perfect condition, tough, smooth hard leather and no signs of wear. The new version is not like the original.  It is made of a softer less durable leather.  The stitching is larger which I think means it is less strong.  The ID pocket seems just a tad shorter.  A reviewer mentioned he didn't like the quality of the plastic cover, but I got around this a long time ago by gently tearing it out and replacing it with a vinyl pocket.  See Sturdi-Kleer, No. 1404, 2 1/4" x 3 1/2".  On the original wallet, this easily fits in and keeps your ID spotless.  I keep my MUNI Clipper card in it.  On the newer, inferior version, you have to struggle to insert the Sturdi-Kleer and then if you choose to use it, the top edge needs to be cut.  So disappointed because this old version of the Columbia clip wallet is the sturdiest of all the ones I own, including some recent ones that were beautifully crafted but did not have the smooth super tough leather of the original Columbia.  Comparing the two, I'd say the leather of the new one feels synthetic.
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pros...this is a great improvement over the first generation of clamcases.  as with all things the original one that i had bought over 3 years ago, has finally typed its last letter as for last week.  after three years the case had faded, and had started to crack around the earphone jack opening.  the actual hinge was starting to get loose and some of the extra keys were starting not to work, only the arrow keys.  but besides that it was still working quite well.  but then my little nephew got to it and it was no match for his little year old hands.  and so here is where the new ipad pro case comes in.

i had just ordered the new case last thursday and during the holiday (4th of july), it was ready to ship on monday, and since it is just coming from LA, it took only a day to get to me.  talk about, with a quickness.  anyways, this clamcase is much better in design over the old one.  the keys are way easier to type on than the older case.  the new one has a more typical apple MacBook Pro keyboard which they call "island style keys", due to the extra space around the keys.  and with nearly a full sized keyboard, i can say that i type way faster and the fat fingers go exactly where they should go.  i also like the positive feedback from the keys when i type.  they have a gentle and quiet way about them when i type.  i don't make quite as many mistakes as before.

hinge seems to be a bit thicker and hopefully will last longer than the old one.  also has a better coating than the older model, as it seems to be of a stronger material.  the old one had a soft touch surface, but it was easily scratched and came off quite easily.  and after it was scratched off you were left with an ugly dull gray aluminum color underneath.  i also like that this new case has an on/off switch on the side to make the battery last longer, so your bluetooth doesn't turn on by accident.

i also like where they placed the new screen protecter rubber pads on the keyboard side.  they also look more durable than the older model.  but this is the first day and so i will see if it will last as long if not longer.

cons...well if you like a lot of wrist space when typing the new one has a bit less about 1/2" less.  on a small keyboard 1/2" is a quite a bit of real estate if you ask me.  i also hope they reinforced the area around the earphone jack, as this is exactly where my case failed and started to crack.

the only other things i would loved to have had, is that it really be made of aluminum all the way around.  as it stands only the keyboard surface, the actual surface, but not the keys are made of aluminum.  for this price i would have hope for a just that.  but they did offer a $20 discount off the ipad pro.
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This is better quality than the older generation scopes from UTG/Leapers, in fact I would dare say it's a match for my 4 year old Nikon Prostaff Rimfire scope when considering performance and quality.

Lemme get this out of the way: I can see how this scope can be an issue on an AR, even a flat-top rifle. The charging handles are not designed for the traditional style compact scopes. If you got an AR platform, sadly you must look elsewhere. Other reviews back this up. The one exception for this would the the Bushmaster/Magpul ACR/Masada platform, it's got side charging handles but with a $2500 gun don't you dare cheap out with  $50 optics!!!

When it comes to a Sig 556 or 522, this is a great fit as long as you don't fold the stock due to the charging handle and position of the controls. Lastly this scope would also be applicable for a Saiga or AK rifle platform, the controls would be easily accessible with an AK scope mount.

Pros: Comes with flip up plastic scope covers+rings, 2 batteries for the light-up reticules, sturdy construction, Mil-dots that work, compact size is great looking on modern guns, fits on weaver/picatinny rails.

Cons: The rings are loose on the scope in the box, not leveled and mounted from factory (nag of mine, leveling a scope to the rifle is a 30 minute process for me but doable) and and there is an average to below average eye relief but that can be adjusted back far enough on my 522. And.....well, no more nags really, it doesn't shoot lasers
751920
This was my favorite water bottle for nearly two years until a car accident, which it unfortunately did not survive. This brand still makes similar models, one of which I later purchased as a replacement, but they are substantially different and more plainly, worse. I loved the ergonomic and textured design of the bottle. The bottle counter, which is now just a dumb knob on top of the lid in newer models, was worked into the design of the lid perfectly. Even the push-button spring delivery system is better and stronger in this model. They also changed the spout design, which I also loved. Intak makes good quality products that survive lots of use and abuse, but this model bottle far outranks what they are producing now.
1958051
High quality, better than the plastic one that it replaced.
3353224
I was spoiled by the previous model, but this was the one they make and sell now and seemed the best value and closest to tried and true I could get my mitts on.  I liked the old loop handle, over the separate hand grabs, which the position it puts my elbows out feels a bit uncomfortable.  Maybe it wouldn't be an issue, if I was a large dude, but I'm a solid petite woman.  It has good control, though.  The black plastic covering the handles is cheap and hard, but at least not uncomfortable.
If you read your manual (or just online description), one would know the 45 degree position is lower weight rated, than the upright or horizontal.  I do want to run more around and move heavier things than the fold flat small $60 model, though.  Until I get some appliances (and this isn't an appliance dolly, anyways), I'll probably never own anything to really sit too heavy on it, because I don't want to own anything, I can't handle myself.  It's a good dolly and very handy, so I expect some good years out of this puppy, as long as I don't have to sell it on craigslist, because I don't have somewhere to stash it.

If I had to nitpick:  It doesn't have the up the stairs runners. I'd appreciate a way to stop it from rolling, if you are dumb enough to park it on an incline.  There's been a few times, where it wasn't rolling, but when it got lighter, it started rolling on me, lol.  Also, I didn't check Costco inventory, before joining and then I had to pay $149 for this instead of the $99 it was before the model changed, so boo.

It's shorter, so it's easier to put in some vehicles, but even for a shorty like me, slightly less pleasant to push.  The scoop though is bigger, and I am not sure I actually like it having a larger scoop.  The flex worried me a little, but so good so far.  ~Movin', movin', movin', keep them doggies movin'~
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The quality of this container is just as nice as the taller version that came with the blender I just bought.  I happen to prefer this handle to the larger container (also clear plastic) because it's rounded while the taller one has squared edges so it's not as comfortable of a grip as this one.  But those are minor differences, it's really a non-issue.

The rubberized lid to this container is not the same as the lid you get with the 64-oz container so if you ever see this container sold without the lid don't think that you can use the 64 oz lid with it.  But you can use the same tamper (as long as it's the newer model).  I'm mentioning this because I almost made the mistake of ordering the mini-tamper thinking I would need it with this shorter container.  That's why the two aren't sold together, the new design of tamper works for both containers.
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You guys had me scared with some of the other reviews!  But, my old box died and I needed a new one, so I went ahead and bought this new Elite one....and I'm so glad I did!
I think I'm now on my 4th Littermaid... The first one (10 or so years ago) had design flaws and died within the year, but they (Littermaid) replaced it for free.  Since then, the last 2 boxes have lasted several years apiece.  Anyway, this new one is light years better than the older ones!  It's quieter (the motor still makes noise, but not nearly as much), sleeker, and the new rake design has yet to get stuck on a major pee clump.  I did use Pam in the bottom and that sure makes a difference too.
Just a note for potential first time buyers...one of my cats was very apprehensive when I first got the automatic box.  The original instructions said to just replace the old box and not give them a choice (current instructions say to put them side by side and transition them).  She puckered for a day or two, but finally gave up and went in....all has been fine since.  The other cat couldn't have cared less and just hopped right in.
If you follow the instructions, these litterboxes work just fine...I'm not sure what everyone else was doing wrong, but I would highly recommend it!!
4906988
Had given the one I had to a friend, and picked this up to replace it...

It's better quality than the one I had previouisly!
Love it!
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I used an older version of this vacuum (Ultra Swivel Glide Bagless Upright model #085805) for 7 years (2006-2012) without any major issues. The vacuum still works, but I wanted a 2nd one for the upstairs so I could use the older one in the basement. I knew I wanted this same vacuum so I researched to see if it was still being sold. I am going to state the minuses for both the older model and the newer model since I had the older one for so long and have only had the newer one for a few months. The look identical, other than the color. I do want to state that the minuses in the old model never really upset me, only because I know I saved a ton of money on this vacuum and I'm definitely not a vacuum snob. I still highly recommend this model, even with the flaws.

Minuses based on the older 085805 model: The foot petal to release and lock to a standing position got very loose after 1 year causing the vacuum to fall backwards at the slightest touch (not sure if this will happen in the newer model as I haven't had it that long) and the spot where the electrical cord attached to the vacuum was low to the ground, causing the back wheels to frequently run over the cord. This can be prevented by running the cord up and onto the hook where the hose accessory sits (click the hose back on over it so it secures it in place). The vacuum was louder than more expensive vacuums- my 100lb dog was always frightened by it.

Minuses based on the newer UD40235 model: the pictured dusting brush that grabs pet hair IS NOT INCLUDED even though it states that it is (that was a huge upset as I do have a pet and was very looking forward to this addition), and now it comes in a tacky red color (it was black in the older model). The electrical cord still attaches low, so I will have to jerry-rig it again to make sure it doesn't get stuck under the back wheels. The vacuum is still loud. My big dog still runs away when I pull it out of the closet (and no, he is not afraid of anything else- just this noise).

Pluses about this model as a whole: inexpensive, the swivel wheels maintain great mobility, it is bagless and the filter can be rinsed with water, very easy to clean out the dirt, easy floor height adjustments, good power/suction for the price, easy to lift-not heavy, sturdy accessory attachments, and very easy hose attachment (if you are used to doing it manually- if you are used to just pressing a button, well... you may be disappointed). To this day, I've never had to change the belt on my older vacuum, and I hope that stays the same with the newer one. I hope this one lasts 7+ years like the last one!