Pretty Light, but didn't realize how bad a regular ...
342510
Pretty Light, but didn't realize how bad a regular bulb would look inside of it... :-( Had to return. Says on the box that prettier lights are sold separately by the seller.
345530
OK quality - the ultra light is indeed light.  I wasn't sure how light it would be compared to a usual band.  The thing is, it does run small.  I would have liked it with extra links (i would have even paid a couple bucks for them) but now i will have to return it instead.
3687463
A couple of things you must know before purchasing this......things I wish I had known.  I am 5'4" and at almost the very bottom of the slide scale for the seat my feet just reach the pedals.  If you are 5'3" or shorter, this probably is not going to work for you with the bike portion.  They touted 17" stride on the elliptical is barely acceptable.  It is still not a full stride, even for a shorter person like me.....more like a quick short step.  The bike does not at all feel like a bike.  There is no circular motion to what you do as with a bike pedaling.  It is more like seated alternate leg presses.  Your leg goes out and back, no circle like with a bike.  I have done one preprogrammed workout, and while a good workout, the tone I was supposed to get when I wasn't in the target exertion was more of a very low grunt from the monitor....could barely hear it.  The absolute worst and most frustrating part of this machine that Proform is now charging $799 for on their website (I got mine much cheaper than that before the price increase) is that the monitor is not backlit and is too dark to be seen, even in a well-lit room.  I have had to set a flashlight beside me to shine on the monitor when I want to see what is going on.  Very disappointing in something this costly and should have been thought through.  I just paid a lot of money for this thing, and I really wanted to love it.  So far I like it, not love it, and am frustrated on all they got wrong that could have been easy fixes for a company of this ability.
2125367
Way flimsier than I anticipated. I was expecting some level of support with all those straps, but since they're such light elastic, there wasn't much at all. Altogether, it fit reasonably well once I took the pads out( which is hard to find-most generic sizes don't accommodate a 32DD). I'm not sure if I'll be able to wear it out in public, but it's really comfy for around the house.
3579170
Wasn't sure what to expect after reading the mixed reviews on these.  They sole ended up being incredibly light and squishy...similar to a flip-flop sole but a bit more rugged and durable feeling--yet super lightweight.  I normally wear between a 10 and a 10.5 so I ordered these in an 11.  Right toe box felt larger than on the left, but I have pretty symmetrical feet so I don't think that there were any irregularities in my foot structure that might account for the noticeable different fit between the left & right food boot.  Either way, they looked cool but were just too snug.  I would have ordered a size 12 and most likely been pleased but they were out of 12s when I began engaging the return process--which was quick & easy in traditional Amazon fashion.  Giving them 4 star rating based on my "introduction-only" experience with the product. Looks like they would have been a fun indoor lightweight boot.
1492566
I'm an avid cyclist - 150-200 miles per week.  I have multiple bikes in the garage - and all of them have Serfas lights that I am happy with - except my new bike (well not true because I got rid of this one and found one of the older units to buy at a local bike store).  These are BRIGHT.  Maybe even too bright for the rear unit if you ride in a pace line - in bright blink mode it leave spots in the eyes of riders close behind you.  But not for long, as the battery even in dim blink does not last through an entire ride.  Yes my rides may be longer than most, but I rode a century last Wednesday with the old model and it was still blinking bright at the end of the ride, where this unit does not last through a 35 mile ride.  The front light seems OK on battery life, the the user interface is so confusing - too many functions on one button.  The old model just did sequential OnBright|OnDIm|OnBlink|Off, this unit is not so simple, so I end up playing with the unit for a while just to get it into the state I want.  I gave up.  And I have a computer science degree, and if I gave up...  by the way, I bought another one of these thinking the battery could not be this bad, it had to be defective - nope same bad results.
3130653
My daughter wanted these at first sight. We were a bit "afraid" of the neon colors, but when the shoes arrived they weren't as bad as we'd feared. The one thing was that these shoes were much lighter than her previous Sketchers. At first she thought there was something wrong with them....now though she thinks they're normal. Not sure how durable they will be, but so far they're doing great.
3737031
Wanted more light, this does the trick. Very flimsy though, would probably make a good inner curtain. Would likely have gotten something else if I had seen how light-weight the plastic is on this.
3463451
Doesn't work well for light objects, but it's pretty decent otherwise.
1295294
I was looking for the lightest possible EDC. I've always carried the Kershaw Leek and thought this knife must be better because of the price point. It has some great features. It's impossibly light. It has a cool profile. The ball bearing opening mechanism is nice. But overall, I wish I'd just replaced the Leek that I gave to a friend. The blade is a little too pointy to do much with; I'm afraid it will break under any heavy use. The plastic handle feels cheap, which is not what I was looking for from such an expensive folder. The clip is very small and flimsy; mine bent badly within a weak. And it's actually a bit TOO light. It doesn't open with authority. There are much better, cheaper EDC options.
551072
And it's pretty light. I was worried I wouldn't be able to stabilize my 6 yr old daughter up on the bike (I am a petite mom). But it really is great.
3929543
I was't aware that "ultra light cushion" basically equates to hosiery fabric. Much more thin than anticipated. Scared to wear because I'm worried I'll destroy them. They're cute, but I'll be sticking to Stance's athletic socks from now on.
20893
Very light, almost seems cheap, but you get what you pay for
3599685
Have only had it briefly and is seems fine in all respects except it is heavier than I thought.  I can't carry it easily in a pocket, and it even weighs my bag down a bit.  My last one, which I lost somehow, was the size of an iPhone 5, weighed less than the phone, and did deliver a full charge if not so quickly.  Unfortunately I forgot the brand.
1025170
To be fully honest it pretty much sucks. It's super light and can't hold up much. I know it's insanely cheap, but it's not really worth the little money it costs. Feels like it'll likely fall apart after a few heavy uses. I'd recommend saving up for something better/more substantial.
3297567
Physically, these lights are on the flimsier side as far as battery-operated LED puck lights go.  They're made from thin, relatively brittle plastic. On the other hand, that also makes them very lightweight, so more likely than some to stay put using only the double-sided tape provided, even if you don't want to bother screwing it into a wall or ceiling (and screws and even (unnecessary) mollies are provided, which is a nice touch.)  (You do have to clean the surface you want to attach it to well, but that goes for any sort of adhesive and especially something light-duty like double-sided tape.)

But I was pleasantly surprised not only at the brightness - and they are VERY bright for LED puck lights  - but at the unusually well-designed reflector.  The lighting is unusually uniform across the entire field of illumination, with none of the annoying bright/dim spots this type of light typically suffers from.  Kudos to the engineer who actually put some thought into one of the more important aspects of lighting design even on an inexpensive convenience light like this one.

Last but not least, I got mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond where, somewhat to my surprise, they were about $1 less than on Amazon.  The 3-pack is cheaper here, though (the price varies, sometimes it's as much as half MSRP, sometimes only a few dollars less, and the best deal if you need more than 1 of them.

PS:  Looking at the critical reviews, I see that a shocking number of people (the ones who think this extremely bright light is "too dim") apparently to expected this, or any, battery-operated "convenience" light, to adequately substitute for a proper 120V light fixture.  Obviously, it can't do that.  These are meant for relatively small spaces like closets, cabinets, etc., where it would be inconvenient or impossible to install a normal light fixture.  If you're trying to light a room (even a small one like a bathroom), or a stairwell, or any are larger than a closet, or if you need full working illumination, don't bother with this - or any other battery-operated "puck light" - you need a good old regular 120V lamp or light fixture!  And these "convenience" lights also aren't intended to be used for longer periods at a time.  If you use them for lighting a sink where you wash dishes, etc., for example, it's totally unrealistic to expect the batteries to last very long. They're meant to be used for a few minutes at a time.  If you need a longer lasting light, you need  either a fixture that connects to your house wiring, or something battery-operated, but much larger (and heavier, and more expensive) that runs on C/D/6-volt batteries.  No puck light that works on AA or AAA battery will work well in that scenario.
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I like this however I switched from the litman light so this one is much heavier... with that said, if you are not use to the lighter weight ine than u may not notice. I do still love it!