Silver Rumbas are okay -- I would only recommend if they are discounted
351500
These shoes are interesting, but not worth the price tag in my book.
I actually bought these shoes (the silver style) at a discount; $24.00 on Amazon vs the regular $90.00 price tag, and If I had paid the regular cost I would absolutely send them back.

1) Sizing
I don't really understand all the sizing comments about going AT LEAST a size up, because I did not have that problem. After ordering too large based on the other reviews, I settled with an 8.5, which is .5 up from my average shoe size, and it feels just a smidgen too large. Really, it seems to be normal sizing, but who knows.

2) Construction
Decent; the leather and canvas with added ruching is a unique look. The sole of the shoe has zero traction, though, which is to be expected I supposed, but still a little frustrating. I know that is common with women's shoes, but if these are valued at $90 they should have a better sole in my opinion. Other than that, they look pretty similar to the photos (less color variance) and they feel relatively sturdy. Not much support, but you can see that in the photos as well.
3509882
I would have given these three stars except that the price is reasonable.  I generally wear $100+ Birkenstocks and they are much more comfortable (and expensive).  These are fine for running a short errand.  I've long bought and believed in New Balance products for years.  These are not as comfortable as NB running and walking shoes I've owned, but again these aren't as expensive.
1904390
These are a good value for the money, especially if the appearance is important to you. The black finish is similar to the black lacquer of a piano, and it shows fingerprints and small scratches easily. Audiofiles will not be impressed. For example, these pale compared to a higher-end Sonus Faber, so don't bother comparing them to a high end line. The sound tends towards the high and mid-ranges, lows are thin.

Check the actual dimensions. Based on the photo, I was expecting them to be smaller than they are. They are typical bookshelf sized speakers.

To me,<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Orb-Audio-Mod1-QuickPack-in-Metallic-Black-Gloss/dp/B004RPUK0Y/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Orb Audio Mod1 QuickPack in Metallic Black Gloss</a>(small globes), are a better value, especially since you will want to pair a subwoofer with any small speaker.
1748869
Got these for $10 each, so they're not too bad in the grand scheme of things. Great for organizing a bunch of shoes if you're truly on a budget but for anything much more than $10 each, you're better off spending the extra money on something better when it comes on sale.
1550539
I have worn Gold Toe Fluffies for years, but must agree with several of the reviews about changes :  declining quality, smaller size (these don't quite fit my size 10 feet, but are marked for 7-12), wear out quicker (esp. behind the heel), stray elastic strings around the top after first wash, etc.  The erratic quality makes it seem that they are buying socks from several source contractors (who are not closely monitored) or that I have received some counterfeits. The price is high for socks that do not wear as well as the old ones.
Be aware of the different types - Fluffies are rayon/nylon blend - Cushion Fluffies have thick soles (OK if that is what you need, they are warmer and you need some extra room in the shoe, might be tight if you have cushion sole inserts) - Cotton Fluffies are a completely different type, not as elastic, a little more absorbent, stiffer as they age, holes develop quicker.
1773971
I got these as part of a costume, which I think will be ok, but I would NOT buy these for everyday wear.  They feel cheap and light, but that fits with the price.  Even $5 for these feels a bit much when Wal-Mart has just about the same thing in their Halloween section for $4.25.  The arms are too small for my head, but since they're cheap metal, I think I'll be able to bend them a little to fit.  Hopefully the bending doesn't just break them!
4007971
i bought these because they cheap and skullcandies are pretty good for a short term affair with music i listen to often. They are great but who knows when the relationship will part with these stylish plastics? Not for the average listener but the avid listener on a budget. Take care of them and they might give you  a year or more of consistency. If not spend more to get more. Makes sense right? Dont knock them for being cheap. They cost next to nothing. THey are good with bass primarily  and highs are good, the mids are drowned out by the bass because its  mathematically predictable to notice that the lows are superb over the range.
1667193
They're just meh. If you just want inexpensive reeds, then go for it. But if you're wanting more depth and warmth in your sound you're better off going with  the V12, V21, or another brand altogether (D'Addario Reserve Classic are awesome). A lot of my students play on them because they are recommended by their band directors, so I bought a box recently to see if they've changed at all since I last used them (which was high school, many moons ago), and I was NOT impressed. I still find them to be bright and lacking depth, and not to mention wildly inconsistent. I'm a professional player and I also do a lot of private teaching, and I find that when I get my students to switch off of these reeds and onto another type, their sound and control immediately improves, and they get more playable and consistent reeds out of the box. There's a reason they're $21 when other reed types are upwards of $30. You get what you pay for.
3121003
These entry-level bongos have a couple things going for them:
1) light
2) very nice to look at (I love the wood)
3) heads can be replaced unlike most toy bongos
4) #3 - hence the bongos are also tunable, but the lugs don't seem like they are going to last (very light thin metal) so I wouldn't being overly fussy with them - but it does make for a customizable sound
4) sound is reasonably decent for the price point

As far as negatives go:
1) Heads are just okay, very rough and clearly cheap (obviously)
2) Block connecting bongos is plastic, but pairs nicely color-wise
3) No legs like&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/CP-CP221-Tunable-Bongos-with-Bag/dp/B0002GL8FI/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">CP CP221 Tunable Bongos with Bag</a>&nbsp;so you may find the sound varies considerably depending on where you are placing them - won't matter if they are on your lap, but be warned.

Bottom line: I would recommend these bongos for your BFF's or Frienemy's kids or for casual playing while you find your "happy place" after "one of those days". I would not recommend these bongos for playing for money at the Bart station in Berkeley unless you have a really cute dog - or kid. Then give the bongos to the dog or the kid, because while the sound is decent, it is not stellar.
2982240
For the price, I think they are a good deal.  But for comfort, they become cumbersome right away.  Sound quality was fine.  There was a defect in the connector cord that interfered with the music.  But overall, Grado is excellent.  And I am sure they would have been replaced without any hassle, but for comfort and sound quality, I'd rather spend more money and get more satisfaction.

I like  the higher priced Bose also, but the cords are flimsy and don't last long.  I have had the best success over all with high end Sennheisers.
735196
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These are fine little beads and a good value.

As one reviewer pointed out, they are a bit thin; but, at 4mm (1/8") it's difficult to be very thick. And as another reviewer said, these are really too shiny to be called "antiqued" silver color, though they are lovely.

These rondelles are a little thin for anything other than providing visual interest between beads, but for the money I think they're a good buy.
4204013
These are pretty, shiny, nicely colored and have a lower tone crisp ring. I worried about the smallest bells being a possible choking hazard so I am only using the bigger bell. Although I appreciate the clear ring and bling, I would not buy again 2/2 the price.
4203592
these are ok if you don't get someone elses returns
1353895
I got these shoes as a Lightning Deal, which was good, because I don't think I would have been happy at full price.

I like the look of them, and the leather seems to be of a pretty decent quality, so we'll see how long they last.  They seem to run about a half size large compared to other dress shoes I've worn.

As others have mentioned about these (and other Natazzi shoes), they do have a pretty elongated look and your toes aren't designed to go all the way to the front.  The look isn't for everyone for sure, but I like having the slightly more European look to the shoes.  The buckle on the side appears to be a design-only element, which adds a nice touch to the look.

They broke in relatively quickly though and after only a few days I was able to comfortably wear them for a full day plus of work.  One other minor annoyance is that the laces that came with the shoes appear to be very cheap.  After only a couple of weeks of wear I had already broken two laces and a third appears to be pretty close to breaking.  Not a bid deal because I can buy better laces at my local shoe store, but it would be nice if what they gave you was a bit better.

I would consider the brand again in the future, but would probably still want to score them as a Lightning Deal.
711407
And the stones ARE nice.  But the settings are cheap looking.  Extremely light and thin, they also arrived tarnished.

That said, tarnish is an easy fix, they're still nice.  However, if you get these, I think a set of backs to help hold them in your ear would be pretty key.  I'm not going to return them and I'm glad to finally have a set of mercury mist earrings at a TOTALLY reasonable price, but if you are saving your pennies for a high quality pair I would suggest spending more.

Also, have some silver polish or a polishing cloth noearby just in case they do tarnish (or arrive tarnished).
1974845
It's always difficult to judge nice - but hardly high-end - jewelry. These would be a good gift for a teenage girl, or a gift at a mid-level Yankee swap or office Christmas gift. I don't think they're going to impress a significant other - although they might be nice as an extra stocking stuffer.

That's not the jewelry's fault - it's priced very affordably, so holding it to a higher standard isn't fair. I think you'll need to expect to buy a different chain, and I think the silver looks better than gold.

Good starter earrings/necklace, or a cheaper option as a change of pace, but not going to be most women's go-to jewelry.
4583446
Compared to the "real thing", these harps require more air, and are hard to bend.  A few tones are weak regardless of breath on one or two of them.  However, they do work and are pretty cool looking in their attractive and convenient case.  The key of each is accurate, as is intonation.  On a serious budget, one might be satisfied.  At some point, your going to want to trade up for the "real thing."  Finally, they are a value at $20, but not much more.