Unsafe, Unsteady and Dangerous
356966
Unsafe - base is not sturdy.  Maybe other folks have had a better experience but after placing a couple plants on this stand, it tipped over, broke the vase, scattered dirt everywhere (including down the register) and almost broke my window.

I rechecked the bottom and the feet connected to the stand are wobbly.  This is a disaster waiting to happen.  A solid, square, wider base would make more sense with a bolt securing the stand to the each "foot."  O.K. - aesthetic wise, maybe not as appealing.  But a lot safer.

It looked nice, was attractive but ultimately is unsound.  IMHO.
2684706
I have a 2008 Mazda Speed 3 and these chains matched the tire specifications. We recently had heavy snow that kept my car garaged. After the snow had dissipated some I tried to drive out with the chains on and got stuck in the cul de sac after only 15 feet at which point the left chain ripped off. The car was put back in the garage until this morning, nearly a week later. The snow was clear and I had scheduled an oil change. Thank god we live on a quiet residential street, as I drove I found that the brake pedal compressed all the way to the floor and had almost no effect. If I had not found that out before turning onto the 45 mph road, or worse yet the freeway my 20 month old son and I would have been all but guaranteed to be in a high speed wreck. My car is now at the dealership, these chains cut my brake cables and yes they were carefully installed per the instructions by someone who has been putting on chains for 20 + years (not me). I am greatly infuriated that there is no specific warning of this risk anywhere on the paperwork included with the chains. This is a legal liability to the manufacturer and more importantly a major safety risk to the consumer. If you have a low profile performance tire do not buy these chains, they are dangerous.
3274947
This thing is a fire hazard! The slides keep melting and we have it set up outdoors here in Michigan where it is in the 30's. I bought this last Febuary and never used it until this holiday season.  I call the manufacturer 2 nights ago and they said they would send my complaint to the technical department and the would get back to me within 48 hours. No one has so I called again and got a man who barely spoke English. He told me there was nothing he could do and get in touch with amazon.  This isn't a matter that I just don't like it. This item is dangerous
1550139
I seldom leave reviews, but I felt in this case I absolutely had to.  This camera is dangerous!!!  I put in new name brand (Duracell) batteries and tried to turn it on out of the box.  The camera did not power on, and the entire unit quickly heated up and nearly caught fire or exploded.  By the time I got the screws out of the battery cover to remove the batteries they were so hot I had to use an oven glove to handle them.  I let the batteries cool back down and tried them in another camera, they were perfectly fine.  This is not the first Wildgame camera I have owned, and not the first problem I've had with them, but this is the first time there's ever been a safety issue.  Avoid this camera at all costs!!
2667483
received this 'executioner' device, loaded the attached batteries (in correct directions), noted the red indicator was working correctly when I pressed button on handle, set down the racket to wait for flies, picked it up less than 10 mins later---------noted handle was too hot to hold! quickly ejected batteries, fearing they might explode! turned handle onto patio chair cushion for soft landing, less than 1 minute later one exploded with crackling sound, smoke, and smoke stain onto cushion.......WTF?!?!  this would have BURNED a child, or me, if I had grabbed the handle just a few minutes later.  Even if this dangerous event was caused by faulty batteries vs product design, THE SELLER IS RESPONSIBLE TO CHECK QUALITY OF BATTERIES, and these were dangerous trash! UNSAFE FOR YOUR HOME.
3331283
NOT SAFE!  DO NOT BUY!

Just put it together for my daughter and it is going back in the box immediately.

There are two problems:

1. the handlebar can't be installed because of a shoddy weld of the insertion tube to the trampoline frame.  See the pictures.  I would just exchange it but...
2. she had to try it out and it is very obvious that the entire unit will tip at some point.  while jumping and holding the (partially installed) handlebar there is enough force applied to the handlebar that the back of the trampoline frame lifts off the ground.  my daughter is waaaay under the weight limit, this should not be a problem.
4320434
These parts are Junk and very DANGEROUS. The drivers lower ball joint broke in half while making a turn at low speeds also broke the front axle and dented fender when the wheel spun side ways. a month or so later the passenger side did the same thing while backing out of a parking lot. thank god it didn't happen on the expressway could have killed somebody.
3156512
We took the helicopter out of the box and charged it.  My son and myself then took it outside and turned it on.  The rotors began to spin at maximum speed and lasted 10 seconds and then turned off.  It did this numerious times.  We let the helicopter go and it went straight into the sky and then fell to the ground.  It was hard to catch because it kept turning on and off.  The "toy" is very unsafe and could hurt a child.  There is no controling this thing.
3114551
Honest Review -- These things are flat out dangerous!  There is a significant design flaw in that the tread does not rest on the interior rubber backing (non-skid) but, instead, rests entirely on the outer bound hem (completely skid) of the tread.  The result is that, on a finished wood stair, these treads are NOT skid-resistant or non-slip in any way.  They are hazardous and should be removed from Amazon before someone gets seriously injured.  We put these down on our 13 stairs, down 3 and slipped on 2 of them.  We immediately threw them back in the box.  They don't stick to hardwood stairs and are actually more dangerous in terms of slippage then walking the stairs in socks.  I cannot emphasize the point enough:  THIS PRODUCT IS DANGEROUS!  If you have children or pets, DO NOT buy this!  The only reason to depend on this product would be if you were a sociopath and were looking to commit a crime but make it look like an accident.  They are THAT antithetical to their described purpose.

EDIT:  OK, I lost the return paperwork.  However, in the time between printing it out again and actually getting it to the UPS Store, my wife discovered another product at a local store -- I won't say it here but it rhymes with 'hall cart' -- that will actually make these treads much more palatable to your life insurance agent.  The product is called 'Rug Gripper'.  It's a rubber layer with an adhesive (that won't destroy your stair's finish) that you can cut to size and put down between the Ottomanson treads and finished stairs.  The end result is exactly what this product says it does in the description.  For this reason, I am upgrading my rating to a whopping 2 stars.

Now, about the fact that these treads aren't entirely rectangular...
3613924
Today when I was testing driving miniPRO in the park, it suddenly tilted so far back by itself that I fell off the unit and sprained my ankle. Upon some investigation, the Internet forum was filled with complaints about the "speed punishment" feature that was implemented in recent firmware of miniPRO. What this "feature" does is that when you drive over the speed limit, it will tilt back to force you to slow down. The intention is great, but so far its implementation is severely flawed. The tilting threw many riders off balance and caused them to fall off the unit, so this "safety feature" becomes the very thing that makes miniPRO "unsafe". I didn't know about this until I experienced it today and then saw the many complaints online. So this unit is going back to Amazon. I have no interest in a product where I can be injured by its "safety feature", which is idiotic beyond imagination.
1574279
Unsafe product!  Horrible experience!  DO NOT BUY!!!  I ordered this product last spring and set it up in the backyard.  Within a few weeks one of the netting supports got bent when a 13 year old bounced into the netting.  I didn't make that much of it, because I didn't witness the contact.  A month or two later the problems started to escalate - more bent supports and problems with the netting.  The finisher was that when another one of my son's 13 year old friends was jumping on the trampoline (approx. 125 lbs) one side of the trampoline collapsed.  This involved many bent and snapped pieces of metal (see photos).  Many parts of this product are substandard and dangerous, but the scary thing is how weak the metal was - many pieces - and how the metal separated cleanly at the welds.  DANGEROUS!  SUBSTANDARD!  A totally irresponsible product!  I wish I could say that there was at least some compensation, but there was not.  Amazon directed me to PlumStruck, the reseller.  PlumStruck indicated that because we were beyond the 30 day return window there was nothing they could do so they directed me to Super Jumper, the manufacturer.  Super Jumper indicated that they would only replace parts - nothing else.  I would NEVER put up a product from Super Jumper again.  After multiple contacts to each party I'm left with the nothing but the clear understanding that you can be sold a product for hundreds of dollars that is total garbage and recklessly unsafe and if it lasts 30 days and falls apart the next day there's nothing you can do - unless litigation is something you're interested in.  Don't trust the 5 star ratings that don't go beyond the first few weeks.  There are multiple one star ratings with photos that echo what I've stated.
3527618
Horrible, I am rating this one star because this stand is a safety hazard. The stand's top glass piece fell down in the middle of the night and my 55 TV fell on the floor and the LCD panel cracked. I say this is a safety hazard because if my son had been watching TV while this fell down it could been a disaster.  I am now left with a broken TV and  Stand.  Other customers have stated that this has happened too to their stand. I can't believe Amazon is still offering this product.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Z-Link-ZL56855SU-TV-Stand-for-65-Inch-Keira-Glass/dp/B002808692/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Z-Link ZL56855SU TV Stand for 65-Inch, Keira Glass</a>
2966233
They are to dangerous to ride. They have the wheels to close. The front wheels are to close to the back wheels
3571814
The second time my son tried using this device, it blew up. He was lucky he wasn't burned. This product was defective and extremely dangerous. We're in the process of trying to determine the warranty information to return it. I cannot recommend this device; it is not safe.
1088766
The instructions in manual are far too complicated (as is the operation of this pot). There seemed to be more dangerous things that could happen which were never mentioned in the TV ad or on Amazon. Rice and pastas have their own set of warnings. And this even claims to be a rice cooker! Unfortunately I was not able to open it until our kitchen remodel was finished. Of course it was too late to return it. My "hate it" rating is due to my now having a brand new, never-been-used Instant Pot to sell.
787141
STOP! This re-design of the old B&D mini-chopper was a good concept, but they made two HUGE mistakes: 1) There is no way to grab onto the blade when you must pull it out of the chopped food, and if you put it in a sink full is soapy water it is downright LETHAL. Good luck in court B&D !  2) The plastic spindle the blade attaches to is a good 1/8" too tall. This causes rocking and intermittent failure to pulse. A close look revealed the safety is a tiny rubber button hidden on the bottom front of the motor assembly. I guess once you know that you could just tilt the motor forward to enable the safety, but then you can't shake it to help get all the food to the blades. I used a 4" flap disc to shorten both the blade spindle, and the plastic collet about 3/16", and now it works fine, but the blade is still a danger to clean.
2244981
I purchased one of these machines.  It vibrated right from the start.  In fact, it was pretty scary to run at  speed.  So, I did a modal and vibration analysis to find out what was wrong.  I was shocked at my findings.  A run up / coast down test indicated a critical speed in the operating range.  I confirmed this with a modal test of the shaft.  I was amazed that Delta would design and sell a machine with this dangerous fault that could cause resonant vibration.  I read numerous reports about vibration in this grinder.  Unfortunately, they assumed it was caused by wheel unbalance.  Wheel unbalance will cause vibration, but when unbalance is combined with a critical speed, dangerous resonant amplification occurs.  I contacted Delta about the findings and they basically said too bad so sad.  They would not replace the machine with one having a correctly designed rotor that did not have a critical speed in the operating range.  The unbalance / wheel run out is made worse by the very small shoulder on the shaft where the inboard stamped flange is located.  Just the slightest amount of wear and a wobble occurs.  Even if the wheel is trued axially, a couple unbalance remains which will be amplified at the critical speed.  I recommend one does not operate this unsafe grinder.  The design defect is serious enough that a report to the Consumer Product Safety Comission is warranted.  Delta should pull this machine from the market, until the design defects are corrected and issue a recall for those already sold.