Ring-bound makes using it kinda surreal, but beyond that it's pretty cute
351297
I'm somewhat jealous that colour selections have grown since I've ordered mine. When I ordered mine the only colour options I remember seeing were Coffee and Brown, and I'd ordered the latter (though in my honest opinion it should be renamed as 'Orange', since that's what it resembles more when looking at it in person). I would've loved to have an S-Brown or Grey, but I've come to become attached to my Brown one and while it sometimes feels too 'bright' on cloudy days it's here to stay and will never be replaced.

The fact that it's ring bound kind of makes it feel out of place and the texture of the cord to bind it shut feels like it's made of something brittle, but the former is just a slight nitpick and the latter is something I'm unsure is a general concern or if it's just some generalized paranoia. I've been slowly filling it up with quotes and things that keep me motivated and lift my spirits along with some ink drawings now and again, but I'm hoping to fill it with something more themed at some point. I'm just not sure what that would be yet.
4432871
it doesn't have all those strands as far as i'm concerned, but it looks adorable anyway!
2903068
This is a cute and funky ring and I would have given it 5 stars but it is not adjustable even though it clearly states in the product description that it is adjustable. I think this ring is about a size 7, maybe an 8. Apart from that, I'm a fan and I got a decent amount of compliments on it when I wore it out.

I did receive this product at a discount in exchange for writing a review but the full price right now is $10.99 and I think that's a good deal. If this ring wears well thoughout time, and I were to lose it, I wouldn't hestitate in paying that much to replace it.
1063154
I bought this for the cat ring, and it came with the mouse and surprisingly a third ring, which was nice. It's not quite as shiny as the picture. Since the band of the ring isn't fully connected it kind of hurts my finger from time to time, but I still like it and its a cute little ring. I'm not mad at it, especially for the price. I got it really fast in the mail and ordering was easy breezy. Not too bad.
1476110
A fun little toy. It works. The box it comes in is kind of trashy so if you're getting this as an office gift, think of getting a better box. No directions included, but here's what I found out on line. Both the center sundial pointer and the little arc piece on the side with numbers on it are hinged and lift up. Once these are both up, you can then lift up the outer ring, also hinged, and line it up with the arc piece on the side to your geographical latitude. Eg. the latitude of Rochester, NY is about 43 degrees, so I lift up the outer ring until it lines up between the 42 and 44 degree mark on the arc piece. You can google your city to find your latitude. There is a switch on the side to release the compass needle. You want that sundial pointer piece to be exactly north (which is why you need the compass.) Align the pointer piece with the compass needle facing north. For best accuracy the whole thing needs to be set on a flat level surface. The 3 screw thingies along the outer edges help level the device on uneven surfaces. The sundial pointer piece will cast a shadow on the outer ring which has marks for the time of day in Roman numerals, and hash marks between for approximate half and quarter hours. The shadow is not that easy to see. It took us a few minutes to find it because the brass is reflective and the shadow doesn't stand out obviously. We tested ours out at 11:45 am and came up with a time of about 11:30 on the sundial. So not perfect, but definitely within the ball park. The Sundial compass says "West London" on it. The inside and outer parts are brass, but nothing included that gives specifics about the metal. The compass needle is not all blue as pictured, just the tip that points north. Overall it's simple and pretty, but not overly ornate. We got the 5 inch size (because we are old and wear glasses) from RedSky Trader and delivery was just as fast as Amazon Prime. Though we did pay for shipping, total cost was $27.33 on 7/21/14 for 5 inch size, and the semi-trashy box was included.
2152337
This is a simple ring that seems to be made from good-quality materials. The cultured pearl is a lovely dark iridescent gray that coordinates well with the white gold.

What I can't get around, though, is the proportions. The pearl, which would be beautiful set in a pendant or an earring, comes across as bulbous in the ring, protruding really high from the setting. If it had been cut in half before setting, it would have made a better-looking ring, IMO. Ditto if it had been smaller to begin with.

I realize that the pearl is more valuable whole and larger, but the design of the ring kind of smacks of parts that have been assembled without a lot of thought of  how the finished product will look. I don't think it's just that my hands aren't huge (I wear size medium gloves)--if the ring was wider, it would also bring the two parts into better harmony.

I think I'm going to look for a chain to put it on and wear it as a pendant rather than a ring. Or I may ask my friends who make jewelry to create a pendant setting for the pearl and come up with a different stone to set in the ring. (These same jewelers made a gorgeous pendant by cutting a very large pearl in half before setting it. It's one of my favorites.)

One other thing worth noting--the ring is a bit on the large side, and while that's fairly easily remedied and makes things easier for those with larger hands, the fact that it's flipflopping around on the third finger of my right hand (my largest finger) means that the bulbous nature of the pearl is exacerbated. (It's just too honking, IMO.)

Jewelry is a matter of individual taste, and there are probably people who will love this, but it doesn't quite make it for me, alas. I'd really wanted to love it.
4293226
It barely let's out a ring and that's pretty much it.  So you need to stick close by your kitchen if you want any chance of hearing the thing go off.  It is cute, though and has a great magnet attached.
646055
This is a nifty little lens shade. It's made of metal and is very durable. I bought it to replace my bent up Fuji 35mm f1.4 ring. I kind of like the way the ring gives the lens an interesting new profile look. It also matches the larger one I bought for my Fuji 23mm after losing it.

One thing I'm not too fond of is that the front of the ring does not fit the same diameter for the lens cap as the back threads.  the cap will still sit in it and press against the sides but it's not right and secure, very loose.
4317329
The shapes a little odd, but I like it for its multi purpose.
3081243
I'll be honest: half the reason I bought this car mount cellphone holder was because it's shaped kind of like a mouse and I'm a huge computer nerd. That said, it holds up pretty well solely on its merits as a cellphone holder for my iphone 5s.

The package: This car mount came in a fairly standard package, nothing remarkable but sturdy enough to keep the car mount undamaged. It doesn't come with any instructions, but the set up is fairly easy to figure out if you fiddle with it a bit.

The set up: The car mount arrives compactly stored, looking just like a mouse. If you press down on the switch, the arm and holder will pop out to about a 70% angle just like the picture shows on the product page. Another flip switch on in the mouse body lets you clamp the suction cup down on a surface (up is open, down is closed).

The holder: The phone holder slot has 1 moving side which slides out and retracts to clamp your phone. The stiffness of the side seems just about right, enough to hold the phone steady without damaging it. Also the holder is padded, which is a nice touch for my peace of mind. The holder is attached to the arm by a ball and socket joint which, if the arm is extended, provides a tremendous range of motion for you to angle the phone every which way. You can also click the extender arm back down to attach to the mouse shaped holder, which allows you to have the phone a little lower and out of the field of vision at the expense of less range of motion for tilting the screen. (that's how I'm using it right now).

The body (suction attachment); The suction cup is quite sticky at first, so if you brush down a smooth part of your dashboard or attach it to you windshield, it's going to stick on quite tightly. I tried it in a bunch of configurations before settling on a spot, so by the end it wasn't that sticky on its own any more, though it still clamped onto my dashboard quite firmly once I use the switch to set the suction. The mouse body is a bit larger than the attachments for other cell phone holders so if you're planning on putting the cellphone holder in a tight spot you may want to look elsewhere.

In summary: So far I'm quite happy with the cellphone holder. It's reasonably easy to set up and seems decently constructed. The clamp is a bit long but is angled and cut short so that the arms get out of the way of the volume buttons if you care about that sort of thing. My only complaint is that the extender arm is on a hinge joint, which means that it doesn't have a lot of range of motion, and that the arm either locks fully out or fully in, leaving you with few choices as to how the arm is angled. Still, with a little tweaking and fine-tuning it will probably work just fine for anyone who's looking for a dashboard or windshield mounted cell phone mount.

Disclosure: I received this product at a discount from the seller in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
241110
Inkadinkado has taken the idea of stamping and added their own twist by using guides to make rounded shapes that can be used for decorative purposes. It's interesting, if not a bit fun, to use it.

The slots on the frames are no as snuggy fit as I would like and may cause a bit of wobble/smear if one is not steady. The guiding frame also can slide around. I wish they made that more 'stickier' for a better slide-free placement.

The stamps can be used with or without the guides. I also like that I'm not limited to use only Inkadinkado stamps only.

The worse part I experience is trying to get the gear out of the snazzy box it was put in. That was not easy at all. I had to scissors and a box cutter to get all the pieces out. I had hope I could reuse the box to store the stamps, but there's no way. Once you take the stamps and guides out, the box is demolished.

Inkadinkado is a cute gadget set with fun possibilities for the creative stamper. With this set, you're going BIG. Really big. Smaller projects like cards, etc. will be a hassle unless you find a smaller stamp design to work with.
2287794
I received this product for free in exchange for my unbiased review. Speaking on the quality of the product, I'd say it's 5/5 stars. It's strong, didn't have any problems in the dishwasher and it's even better that it takes up very little space in the kitchen utensil drawer. I rated it at a 3 however, because I felt I couldn't relate to the use of the product. I'm no iron chef, but I think this is a product more for novelty than practical use. It's a cute addition to any kitchen, and may be more useful for someone who is very precise in their recipes and measurements. I also wasn't thrilled about the link attachment that held the spoons together, just didn't match the cute aesthetic that the spoons have.
3003546
Kind of tight space for the skin between the screw on top and the actual ring. So I found myself wanting to take it off a lot because it was squeezing my skin. But it's super cute.
343191
I'd give 3.5 stars if I could, but it wasn't quite a 4 for me. Cute, not raunchy, unique concept.
3424498
if you hold your hand out and look at the ring from a distance- it sparkles and is very pretty. Up close, you can see the white background and i don't like that... cute as costume jewelry
882896
This ring is adorable for which I will give it 3 stars but you really get what you pay for here which was expected, to be honest. It feels like okay quality and it doesn't pinch when I wear it even though I have chubby fingers. But it did start to turn my finger very slightly blue. I also noticed the silver subtly starting to rub off on the sides even though I do not wear this every day (maybe once a week). ALSO, this ring is NOT meant to be adjusted beyond the initial adjustment! I let my friend wear it and he had to make it smaller to fit. When I adjusted it back to fit me it weakened and eventually snapped. It came with two so I have a backup but I don't see it lasting long in general. Pretty much a short term novelty ring.
4947177
I debated against purchasing this purely off the reviews indicating the case didn't fit, but these cases were just so cute and sparkly I decided to risk it.

When the cases arrived, I was ecstatic to note that the cases fit PERFECTLY on my phone. The case does fit my phone absolutely perfectly, without any issues whatsoever.

It wasn't until later when I actually used my phone that I noticed the holes built into the case (to accommodate the buttons on the cell itself) weren't entirely matching up with the underlying buttons. Though the holes in the case did allow me to depress the button underneath, it was only with additional maneuvering of my fingers to actually reach the button underneath (because instead of being smack dab in the middle of the hole where I am  used to moving my fingers to press, it only provides a portion of the button - which puts it clearly to one side of the provided hole). It took several attempts to get the button correctly pressed - but I was initially willing to endure this added work on my part just for the cuteness of my phone with this case on. Ultimately I realized I couldn't personally survive with this, and did return the product. That is just because I use my phone incessantly, and this would be a serious hindrance to me. That having been said, the phone does remain functional with this case on. If you aren't frequently pressing volume buttons on your phone or the power switch to turn the screen on/off, then this minor issue wouldn't rise to the level of impeding the use of the phone with the case on. It is so adorable in person that I would definitely have kept it (were it not for the impracticality given my frequent referral to my phone's side buttons).