Solid. But check for issues.
348083
Solid product. Fits just like oem. A word to the wise about installation. Make sure you remove the window first. I had an issue on an 05 Chevy Colorado. The old regulator broke an arm that was connected independently on the door body. I inspected the interior door body and noticed that there was a stress fracture on the stamped metal where the regulator window motor is connected to the interior door frame.  Make sure you get the right part number and take your time with the installation. This is actually a fun repair project and definitely cheaper than paying the dealer 2xx. 00 + dollars to get the job done.
3853607
Love it. Some little bugs needs some fixing still solid product.
2411930
I was happily surprised that the reviews turned out to be accurate on this. This is one solidly built piece. Almost like buying furniture. But if you aren't careful, at high volumes, the base is overwhelming and distorted. Easy to fix with my android phone. On the next version of this maybe they can bring the battery size and weight down a little. Otherwise very happy. Four star, but with a few minor improvements a solid five star.
208066
Not bad, but as another reviewer commented, mine arrived with a SATA connector that was bent down. Although it functioned ok, it puts stress on the connector as the whole drive + cable assembly doesn't lay flat. Also, there appears to be no mechanical strain relief on the SATA connector, so I'm concerned about long term durability.

I also had some issues with only getting USB 2.0 speeds (~40MB/sec) when I first used the device, but this turned out to be that the USB plug was stiffer than expected, and I hadn't pushed the plug all the way in. If you have performance problems, it may be worth double checking your connection, as the USB 2.0 pins on the plug will engage (and function) before the USB 3.0 pins make contact,

Update 10/15/2015
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Sabrent sent me a couple of replacements. The first one also had the same bent connector issue, but the second one seems to have corrected the problem. Hopefully they've addresses this problem as it appears to be a manufacturing issue.
2060793
I bought this inversion table a month ago.  I have mixed feelings with the product so far.

Positives:
I think this product is very well designed.  The locking mechanism is an unique and valuable feature.  In addition, the table feels sturdy and solid overall so you won't feel insecure hanging upside down on it.  The only one design flaw is the location of the headrest (as mentioned by another reviewer).

Negatives:
My table had a couple of defective parts - (1) the cap that covers the locking mechanism is broken; (2) the siding/ edge of the leg adjustment is chipped/ cracked; and (3) the screw/ screw hole that secures the ankle lock is loose/ cannot be tightened.  Item (1) and (2) are no big deal as they are more for appearance but item (3)is very important as a loose ankle lock can lead to safety issues.

I had contacted Ironman to have part (3) replaced but they ended up shipping a wrong replacement part to me.  I then submitted another request but so far (over 4 weeks) I still haven't received the new replacement part and my followup emails inquiring about the matter has been unanswered.

Finally, after using this product for a month, the locking mechanism seems to be working less smoothly for some reasons - It just feels like it might break soon....

I think this inversion table has a lot of potential and I really want to like this product.  However, the workmanship/ materials/ parts seem to be questionable so I cannot recommend it (although it just might be my bad luck/ that I got a lemon.)
3172547
These are built solid. I have a pair of YHM flip-ups that I can compare these to. Very similar. Big beefy spring operates them. Lock up and lock down solidly. Only issue I had is the detent hole for lock down on rear sight was a little off. The sight wouldn't lock completely down. I had to open that hole up a little with a dremmel. Work as should then. Have not shot these yet. Will update when I do. Three stars and not 5 due to the work I had to do. If these sight in, I'll go to four stars. Worth the money in my opinion.
4176890
I like it enough to buy a second one, but let me just get to the downside.
On a flat surface larger than this piece you will find yourself in a predicament. I attached this to my steady cam and the other to my camera jib. I had to find a way to raise the plate so that the tightening nob would work. The reason it was not working was because the nob was being pressed against the surface of where I mounted it to. The designers did not take this into consideration, even though it would of been fairly easy to fix. Once I raised it by putting some plastic between it and the metal, the nob worked fine.
That design aspect is bad, and I think it should be pointed out. I wish I could give a recommendation for a better solution to the problem, but this is the first quick release plate I have messed with so far.
Its sturdy, and obviously great quality, just keep that in mind as I and others have had problems in that area.
4721049
It looks like I got sent a preowned and returned unit, it has some minor flaws in the finish here and there, but there are cosmetic flaws from the factory as well. The surface beneath the paint apparently wasn't fully sanded down smooth, there are some areas of lines resembling undersanded wood (didn't get a final sanding with a sufficiently small enough grit of sandpaper) in the paint. It's not a major issue, it's just in a couple areas, like the edges of the table top. Also, when the table top is down, it doesn't quite sit totally flush with the lower section. A heavy object placed on the table would push it down flush. I'm hoping maybe when the hinges fully break in, that problem will solve itself. But these flaws aern't readily noticeable unless your looking for them, and the table is very sexy at a glance. It overall has a very solid feel, has some weight to it. The top does a good job of staying up when lifted, the hinges seem to be of very good quality. I will be keeping the table, just once again, being made in China has it's drawbacks.
1034880
Quick summary: A really solid product that is three quibbles away from 5 stars.

I've been using this with 24" and 27" monitors for about a month. I'd been using a popular&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/dual-monitor-setup/dp/B001NICZWE/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">dual-monitor setup</a>&nbsp;for the last two years, so I'll describe this one and also directly compare the two.

Both stands are intrinsically stable, with a large and heavy base made of 1/4" mild steel. This stand has several high points. The monitors are simply hung on the arm. To remove, just pull a button and tilt backward. To replace, tilt backward, drop onto the bar, and rotate down into place, is all. One of my minor quibbles is that horizontal movement can't be completely locked down. Another quibble is that the Ice Cube power centre doesn't offer USB 3.0, which would be great but is also me getting really niggly. Besides, anybody handy could easily upgrade it to USB 3.0 or add any other service, current or imagined, because its modular design can be easily opened, no doubt with upgrades in mind.

My final quibble is the lack of a simple height adjustment (same problem as the other stand). It's easy enough before you hang monitors, but you won't know what height you want until after you hang monitors, at which point it becomes an awkward, three-handed operation.

I see other reviewers complaining about the monitor angle adjustment controls. Yes, they use the supplied Allen key (which you should permanently hang on the back of the stand), but having struggled with the hand-tightened, confusing controls on my old unit, I think they're BRILLIANT. You always know which axis of movement you're affecting, they loosen precisely, with no sudden sag of the monitor, and they tighten firmly and easily.
891762
Franke make good sinks, and this faucet is definitely solid.  It is heavy, well built, and operates very nicely.  However, there are a couple small issues that one should be aware of.

Pro's:

- Quality of build
- Operation of pull-out is smooth and well designed
- Parts and general construction are well engineered (excluding supply line fittings)
- Produces a very nice aeriated water stream that does not splash at all when hitting my deep sink.

Con's:

- Assembly of the pull-out hose with inline filter/valve is very difficult if the sink has already been installed (in my case, it is an undermount stainless with granite countertop).  You need flexible hands!
- Assembly of all parts need to be done with this in mind: less tightening, the better.  After the part becomes snug through hand-tightening, give it no more than one quarter turn more.  Otherwise, the seals will not work.
- The seals supplied with the faucet (a couple green ones and a few black rubber ones) are poor.  The green ones are like a foam, and easily break or do not seal properly at all.  The black rubber one is ok, but is a little mismatched to the hose that it fits onto.
- The built-in braided steel water supply lines have fittings that have no o-ring or rubber compression type seal integrated into it.  Instead, you have to you those silly green foam washers.  This may work fine in Europe (where the faucet is built), but in North America, the 3/8" supply parts do not marry up to these seals well.  Also, these green washers float around in the braided steel line fitting, thus making alignment a nightmare.  I purchased some black rubber Moen washers that matched the diameter and hole of the fitting, and they work perfectly and have no alignment or sealing problems.  Franke should really make integrated seals in their supply line fittings!
- The cost of this faucet is a con, in that it is really expensive for the simplicity of it.  But a lot of what you pay for is research, engineering, finishing quality, and the name.

Big note: if you want the lifetime warranty offered by Franke on this product, you MUST buy from an authorized website or retail outlet.  This faucet can be had for about $100 less at non-authorized websites, but I didn't think it is worth it.
4577311
Assembles quickly, feels sturdy.  Would be five stars, except the hinges are a little wimpy.  One of the was crunched when received and I had to bend it back in place with a screwdriver so that the pin would align and fit correctly.  I doubt this is an issue normally- this piece may have been refurbished or damaged in shipping.
1903053
Was looking for a cheap HDMI Switcher and found this one. It works as advertised, although isn't without its flaws. I currently have my Cable Box, PS4, and PS3 hooked into it, and often when playing my PS4/3, the visual will black out, though still maintain audio. It'll do that off and on and I'll have to unplug the Cable-Box HDMI Cable from the slot in the switcher in order to make it stop.

Beyond that, pretty solid switcher. Switches on new inputs, doesn't degrade the signal, and the IR Remote is useful to have. Would recommend for people looking for a cheap switcher despite the one issue.
527805
Build quality is mostly very good. Heavy and benefits from a solid desk to mount it on - my current desk is a bit flimsy (18mm thick) and the monitor wobbles a bit because of this. The clamp and mount are both robust. The plastic parts to hide the cables are solid enough, but the catches holding them on feel as thought they could break when removing them. That on the lower arm needs to be pried away from the bottom and pulled away along channels either side of the arm. Use of the cable management requires longer cables than came with my display (a dell u2715h).

The movement is a bit stiff - more so the height adjustment, and the monitor (although 27 inches) feels a bit insubstantial for the arm. To increase the height I am pulling the arm rather than lifting the monitor. A heavier monitor may work better.

It does what it says - supports the monitor without a stand and, to an extent, is less intrusive on the desk that the stand that came with the display. I will keep (for the time-being) but will probably change for an Ergotech or Herman Miller in the future).
2494910
Looks great. Feels sturdy. Fits nice. Instructions aren't friendly. My biggest issue was with one of the parts. The part list, lists 40mm and 30mm bolts. The instructions tell you to use the 35mm bolts. "WHAT 35mm bolts? There aren't any!!"  Because of this, I deducted a star.
A little hint- There are these combination bolt/threaded hole brackets the fit into existing holes in the trucks underbody. If you're not careful and you let one of these brackets fall into the body cavity, it'll be very difficult to get them out (it did NOT happen to me). They give you these round, clear acrylic "retaining" washers to slip on the bolt part AFTER you fit the bracket through the hole to keep it from falling through the hole. I suggest, slipping the washer on BEFORE fitting the bracket it through the hole. This way, the chances of the bracket falling through the hole is minimal. Good Luck.
7/6/18- Follow-up Update- Loses it's shine.  If you're looking for a "shiny chrome look" addition to your truck, this isn't the one. Still sturdy, nice fit, looks good, but the shine is gone. I tried a few things to bring it back, but no luck. A number of spot stains (almost look like simple water stains), but they won't come out either. After all is said, you'll end up with a dull aluminum finish after a while. Just sayin'
834695
Super solid. Minimum height is still pretty high, but perfect for me. Slants forward a bit too much, in my opinion. The clamps are excellent if you need them, so be sure you buy the right product.
7520
Does what it's supposed to.  Nice hi quality gauge.  I docked a star because the LCD sometimes fails to work until shaken a bit.  Undoubtedly a problem contact internally.  No biggie, but obviously would be better if perfect.
3604086
Rebounder is solid and a good value compared to other brands. One of the center post sections was drilled incorrectly (at the wrong end). I was able to drill new bolt holes and make it work without much effort.