almost perfect but I hate these 3 things.
347947
They sound great and for the money I feel like you can't beat these things. However, I didn't give them 5 stars because of three small things:
1) I hate that little wire the protrudes from the side. The wire just hangs there and looks very vulnerable.
2) I hate (hate hate) the extra long cord and wish I could roll it up somehow. I used electrical tape to tie it up and what a created is this ball of wires that now weighs down one side of my head. It is def a little annoying.
3) They don't fold up neatly and I hate (hate x3) that I can't take these headphones everywhere with me because despite 3 above mentioned issues(in order of hate severity from least to most btw), I really love these headphones.
66533
Would be really nice if not for the infuriating 3-mode feature.  Does not cycle through them properly, so then you get stuck on a mode and have to keep messing with it.  High/Low intensity would be nice if it was a separate switch from the On/Off.  Flashing mode is worthless...if I want a light for my bike or to host a rave, I would buy that separately, not a flashlight.  How it ever became fashionable to have all 3 modes controlled by the On/Off switch is baffling to me.
3031788
This product works as you would expect a simple switch to. However, there are 3 things that make it less good than it could be. First, it won't switch to an input if the device connected to it is not powered on yet. This means devices that my Harmony remote won't turn on, like the XBox 360 have to be turned on first. Admittedly, a first world problem. But I don't want to remember certain things need to be done in a certain order. Second, it stays on all the time. There's no power button on the remote, and when I hit "All Off" on my Harmony remote, the Kinivo 501BN remains lit up. Lastly, about those lights... do they have to be so bright? The device has to be facing you in order to take IR commands, and the brightness of the lights is simply unbearable. I've had to put tape on the face of a brand new device that is sitting on top of all my nice gear. Not happy, but not upset enough to go through the bother of returning it.
4323947
It's made of good material. It feels great on the hand and looks good.
HOWEVER, there are several problems with this item that makes me not like it
It's not 1 star awful, but it gets on my nerves for the wrong reasons
1. The case does not perfectly close all the way around. It seems it does snap in place for the most part, but it gets lifted from 2 corners, I've had a couple of instances where it opens up from those corners (not a lot) but it does happen and it gets on my nerves
2. It makes the phone bulky-ish, as much as a cover with a wireless QI receiver built in, but you know, WITHOUT being a cover with a wireless Qi receiver built in. It might be beneficial to some people as it lessens the camera bump, almost eliminating it. But it also makes it harder to use the heart rate sensor, which I use for taking selfies as a trigger.

So it is not a battery cover for me, I get very frustrated with the the 2 corners that don't snap in, and I think I will not be using this that often. I've still got the original battery cover, so I guess it's not a complete waste of money as I find I will rotate between the two, because the look of this is still quite nice.
4677985
I was in the market for a few QI chargers after upgrading my Note 2 and my girlfriend's GS4 to allow Qi charging. This seemed to fit the bill, but it has a few large oversights that led to me returning the products.

Pros:
*Excellent fit and finish
*Actual metal frame instead of cheap plastic
*Perfect size for the Note 2

Cons:
*Slick surface gives the phone no purchase, slides out of place easily and stops charging. This is especially annoying when you wake up in the morning to a half charged phone.
*LED charge and power indicators were so bright they project an image on the ceiling at night
*Micro USB-B can is inset inside the charger making it impossible to use anything but the cable that came with it
*Rubber feet came off the first night on both units

I would have loved for this to be the one, because it's so nice looking. It keeping me up at night with the lights was already a deal breaker, then when I finally do get to sleep one small bump from my hand while rolling over made it not charge. I gave it two stars because it was so nicely made but there are some clear oversights in design for everyday use.
4434380
I really wanted to love this - and five star it - but there is a few things that people need to know and maybe will be better someday in future versions.  The first is the bulky body built like a carpenter pencil feels good in the fingers, but the tip is still pretty huge.  You can make fine lines, but it is still sort of like drawing with a crayon on a big chief tablet.  Coming from drafting and mechanical pencils and fine ink pens, it takes some getting used to when you can't see the tip of where your line is.  The second is the eraser is sometimes recognized as a finger so it triggers the smudge/blending tool.  This is terrible.  You will become a master at using the rewind (undo) tool in Paper by 53 app.  Ultimately, many people end up disabling the "finger" smudge so the eraser works as an eraser all the time and you give up the smudge tool.  There is pages and pages of discussion about this on the forums if you want more information.  Functionally, it pairs with ipad easily enough, the palm rest detection works well so you can rest your hand on the screen while you draw.  The tip pressure seems fair, however you may experience problems if you have a screen protector.  The thin tempered glass screen protectors seem to work much better than the others, if you have to have a screen protector.
261617
To a point, I like this case. However, it has more negatives than I can find positives.  I don't know why, but I Have more issues with the fingerprint scanner when using this case than I do when using other cases.  The other issue I have noticed, and it absolutely drives me nuts, is the fact that this keyboard works, but while typing it will show the fact it is connected and using english and it causes the keyboard to quit responding to my typing and either leaves gaps in words or doesn't accept the spaces. I'm not sure why it keeps showing me what language it is using and why that causes it to hang up when typing.  The keys are responsive and provide a lot of movement when pressed.  I don't like the small backspace key being right next to the small lock key, which has caused me to lock my screen while typing.  Now, I do have bigger hands/fingers and so I can't realy blame the style of the keyboard for my issues, and I have learned to watch and slow down when I need to backspace to clear errors.  The function keys are a nice touch to the keyboard, allowing for quick shortcut actions for keys used most often.  The stylus and stylus holder are alos nice touches. An adjustable kickstand would have been nice, as this one only allows for one position which can sometimes be too upright at times it would be nice to have it a little more flat. I would give it more stars if it wasn't for the fingerprint issues and the keyboard cutting in and out while typing.  For the price, I would say to possibly look elsewhere.
1828343
I like everything about it except for two things.  1.  The "spine" is in the middle of the back, enabling one to prop the iPhone on it's side.  However, I don't use that feature and it makes holding the phone with one hand uncomfortable.  I solved this with double-sided tape.  2.  The cover gets dirty and I'm not sure it can be cleaned so I will probably ultimately get another case for my iPhone.
1293341
Overall I like this case but there are just a couple things that could be made better. 1st is the stand. I know you want it to be durable as it says but I bent back my thumbnail so bad, it even started bleeding, while trying to open it the first time. Eventually I had to use my stainless steel letter opener to pry it open and I gave it a bunch of scratch marks. Since then I can only kinda close one side to be able to open again without tools. 2nd and final improvement would be the screen protector is just a bit too small. the cut outs for the camera and everything are positioned right but there is a good size gap between the screen and the case so after a while it gathers crumbs/hair/dust/ etc and if these bubbles keep getting bigger around the edges then I'll have to just remove and toss it. In the future maybe a full screen encasing the phone instead of a stick-on thing? Overall I love the durability and I have already dropped it with no damage done to my phone so thank you for that. It looks kinda awesome too and my boyfriend wants one for his phone now.
2327839
I would give this 5 stars if it had three things.

1.  Micro SD Card Slot.  I have movies that take up 1GB each.
2.  The ability to "easily" decide which apps I want to maintain and which ones I want to permanently delete.
3.  Being able to turn off "App Updates" when on 4G.  I only want updates when on WiFi.
788323
These cameras are pretty good. Work as expected with decent picture quality and performance once set up. BUT there are two basic flaws that annoy me so much that I cannot recommend them: no geofencing, and very slow to change modes within the app (i.e. arming and disarming).

This system needs geofencing. You should be able to set this up so that the cameras will arm automatically when you leave and disarm when you come home. Philips Hue has it. Even IFTTT integration would solve. But it doesn't, and I don't know why Netgear won't just implement it. Which leads me to my second gripe.

To change modes (arm or disarm) manually, you have to go into the app, wait for it to sign in, wait for the "mode" tab to appear, click it, and then wait far too long for the system to reports its status ("getting information") before you can arm or disarm. Sometimes "getting information" takes 30 seconds. This is unacceptable. It should be a snap to change modes. Heck, allow us to put the modes as a widget to the iPhone "Today" pull down like Hue!

If you like your home gadgets to have a basic level of automation, or you get annoyed when an app takes a long time to load, this product is not for you. It is just too annoying. Implementing these basic improvements to usability will allow the cameras to shine.
2338607
I love this case, as I have it, but I would be very angry had I not modified it. First off, the kickstand will not lock shut. I've had older models of the kraken for my s3 and never had this problem. Lucky for me, I just stole one of those kickstands and fixed this problem easily. I assume not everyone has that luxury, and a floppy kickstand will drive you up the wall. Second, the built in screen protector had an annoying dot matrix. Easy enough to punch out though. I like Zagg screen protectors anyway. Third, or is almost impossible to open the charge flap without some serious fingernails or a knife blade or something. I tie a thread on it so I can pull it open.

Now for the good: I love the new two piece design. Much thinner and lighter than the kraken I had on my s3. The new belt clip is way better too.

Conclusion, if you can deal with, or have the means to replace a floppy kickstand, this case is excellent. Buy it.
1060674
Just what I wanted... Let my frustration out on paper!!
4006325
I really liked the look.  Attracts fingerprints like crazy.  User interface, responsiveness and most everything about it are good.  My complaints are the following:

1. If I leave the headphones (that came with it) plugged in (I like to leave it there, as I frequently listen to music/audio books),  everytime I turn the iPod touch ON and slide the slider to unlock, whatever music/audio book I had paused/stopped last time will start playing automatically.

I turn my iPod ON several times a day to check emails, maps etc.  I usually do not wear my headphones when I do these.  When I notice a faint sound from the headphones that are connected (but lying on my desk), I hold them to my ear to findout it has been playing my audio books.  This has been very frustrating.  It is consistently recreatable (steps below).  There are lots of people complaining about it on Apple forums.  My understanding is, it is a hardware issue and can't be fixed with software update (I read that iPod touch has some circuitry inside to detect if headphones are plugged in and trigger the music play).

Steps to check your iPod:
- Plug in the headphones that came with your iPod touch (original one with microphone built in)
- Put some music on it.
- Start playing music.
- Pause the music (there is no STOP anyway).
- Press the home button, then the power button (at top).
- Device turns off screen.
- Leave the iPod for 15 minutes (I guess it goes to some kind of sleep mode during this time).
- Turn the iPod touch ON (press the power button), wait for "Unlock" slider to show up.
(Update 2010Jan18: Even just hooking up the charging cable to charge it starts music playing with above setup).
- Slide the slider to unlock.
- Music that you had paused earlier is now playing (Happens to me and several people on Apple forums, there are several hundres forum posts on this).
- If you did not have the headphones plugged into your ear, you won't know until next time that, your audio books have played forward and you need to rewind and find the spot where you had left off.
- Resetting the device did not help (did not help other people on apple forums either).

2. You need a mac or Windows computer with iTunes installed to properly manage this device.  I have heard it works on Linux, but did not work for me.  May be something Apple did with newer versions of this device.

3. Music management through iTunes is very tedious.  I have lot of tracks that were from very old tapes, I can't just drag and drop them in like any other MP3 player.  You have to do music transfer thru "sync"ing process.  If you are not careful, you can earse music either on your computer or on iPod.

I have contacted Amazon.com about my issue #1 and they have gracefully offered a refund (it is less than a month after purchase).  I have kept mine very clean and will be packaging it back in the original case.  Will update the review if there are hiccups in return process.

To see more people having this issue.  Search google for "ipod touch plays by itself".  Apple forums have hundreds of people complaining.  There seems to be no resolution.
1330407
I want to like this case because it does a lot of things very well. It's made of hard plastic but still protects the phone yet easy to remove to clean. However, the volume and power buttons don't align perfectly and give ZERO tactile feedback and some times when you press down it turns the volume up.. Very frustrating. I think button cutouts would be better.
3368917
good quality screen protector, easy to push bubbles out, good value consideing it being 3-pack, but my 3-4 major gripes:
- first, it's too shiny and therefore much more reflective;
- it attracts much more dust and specks than screen does (or, screen protectors on my previous phones did)
- it darkens the screen more than other products did, thus making ne turn the screen brightness up more. thus using the battery more
- it also adds bluish/cold cast. that is common on other protectors, but still isn't welcome

i took it off..
3861237
The 3590 LMT is fast and offers a beautiful and very responsive display that is supplemented by some nice features such as the ability to learn multiple routes to the same destination. Still, it has let me down in some significant ways. The 3590 replaced a Garmin Nuvi 765 that had been in use for about 3 years (updating the maps one time). My number one complaint with the 3590 is the absolutely dreadful sound quality. Compared to the 765 it is tinny and more crtically, often difficult to understand. Not at all what I expect from a unit at this price point. My next complaint is the redesigned mounting bracket. Similar to my Nuvi 765, the 3590 cable plugs into the bracket so the unit can be snapped on and off the mount without dealing with the cable. Mounting the GPS on the new mount is infinitely more difficult than the older mount. Even worse, after it is mounted, the slightest attempt to adjust the angle results in the unit coming off of the mount. This is a maddening issue because there was absolutely nothing wrong with the mount on the 765 - it latches (literally) in the middle of the back, while the 3590 has a simple indent on the top of the GPS that is "home" to a small locking tab on the bracket. Unfortunately that tab is much too small to grip the GPS tightly. Apparently Garmin redesigned the mount because they could, not because they wanted to make it better. The last complaint I'll go int relates to the minor but annoying changes in the interface used to enter and save locations. Again, it is not clear what benefits the changes bring to the system. For example, after entering an address, you have got to dig a little to find the "save" option. I will adjust to these software changes with time but it is frustrating having to needlessly learn a new system. I have another month or so to make up my mind whether or not to keep this unit.