Flimsy, and at this price, you might as well get a professional one.
349545
I groom professionally, and I ordered this comb as a cheap temporary replacement for a professional (metal) comb, until the professional one I really wanted was back in stock. To put it simply, I used this comb a total of three times before I got fed up and asked to borrow one of my coworkers combs until I could get a better replacement. This comb is flimsy, and it doesn't penetrate nearly as well as a real grooming comb. At all. If anything, I think it's more painful for the dog too, because it has too much bend and give, making it snag and pull too easy instead of going straight through the hair. For LESS money, you can buy a metal/durable comb that will not only last longer, but will be easier to use, and less of a strain on your poor dog. I recommend a stainless steel comb from safari, if you're looking for an inexpensive, yet fantastic comb (I believe it's 6.99, which makes it cheaper than these plastic/crappy bamboo ones).
1603675
There are better ones out there for the money that are better built.  Keep looking.
3744195
Construction is flimsy, cord is short. I bought it because I was too lazy to go look for one in a busy week. It's okay, but heats up to the point that touching it could be dangerous, and so flimsy that it would be easy to slide across and off a counter while opening the lid to test the meat. Find something better.
4342971
A bit flimsy for the price, but it serves its purpose well as long as you don't move it much.
3790629
Cheap materials, probably won't last long, but you get what you pay for.
4690825
The construction is chinsey... NOT portable like it is promoted. Yes, you CAN take it with you, but if a subject sneezes, the boom light falls over. The light stands are very flimsy, and were difficult to assemble (no instructions).

Produces decent light, but I wish I would have saved my pennies and bought a more professional version of lighting. Honestly, that's what I would recommend... make the jump to the higher price point, you'll regret starting with such a BASIC and CHEAP set.
3984235
The only reason this is getting three stars is that you do get what you pay for.  It's very flimsy and is not at all a quality product.  But, at this price, that is what you should expect.  I was disappointed.  I got several of them and I just threw them away yesterday after about 3 months.  I was hoping for something a bit thicker.
1687219
Let's admit it, for the price, you know it will be flimsy.
It worked ok, one door had a nick upon arrival from shipping, other than that it's ok.
3844433
Seems a little flimsy. But you get what you pay for
4677068
This item is barely okay. It does work but don't expect to have much portability..It is rather cheaply made with lightweight plastic. The USB ports are also pretty flimsy. If you are planning on using this in a stationary position, it should suffice for most needs. Also, since the USB ports are so closely adjacent, it may difficult (or impossible) to use with larger USB cables.

I would expect much more for the $10.00 price. Shipping for this item also took quite some time even for prime members. I hope this seller (MulWare) instills better quality standards.
3886710
I was hoping the price tag wouldn't be an indication of poor quality, but unfortunately this mic stand is simply not sturdy enough to use in a professional setting. It gets the job done, but I can tell how easy it would be to break it.
2889148
This "Quality" Stereo Gold Headphone Adapter (1/4" Male to 1/8" Female) is a great example of the saying "You get what you pay for." At the price-point, I wasn't expecting much, and not much is what I got. They feel lightweight and flimsy and I can easily see this arriving bent or otherwise damaged. Mine didn't, and they (bought two) do work, so from that aspect alone, I've got to give it three stars considering the price, but that might be a bit of a bonus. Mine were shipped from Hong Kong, which I more or less expected. At this price, there are worse ways to spend a few bucks.
2741751
Looks pretty good, but flimsy. Not worth the price
3874465
The metal is quite thin and surprisingly flimsy.  The locking mechanism is pointless since the lock bar can be bent away with very little effort (mine was missing the key so I just wiggled it a little bit).  It's good for holding the drawers while moving the unit I guess.  The rails are extremely cheap, leaving the drawers feeling weak when pulled out.

On a good note, the casters are solid and the top give it a nice look.  It will work for a simple storage unit, but I wouldn't recommend it for heavy usage.  It will dent easily and I wouldn't put anything significantly heavy in or on top of it.

While this is the lower-end model, the money could be better spent on a different brand with better quality.  Unfortunately, the step-up model in this brand is priced a bit too high for what it is.  If Gladiator is still desired, I would avoid the Cadet series in general, and wouldn't go with anything less than "ready-to-assemble" line.  Otherwise, I've seen better quality from Stanley or Harbor Freight, which still offer comparable pricing.
3112707
This is a super cheap scale, it'll probably do the job, but you'd be better off spending 10 more dollars on a slightly more sturdy scale.
29910
Sorry guys. This is very much in the "you get what you pay for" department.

PROS: The mic is attractively packaged, and comes with a handy shock mount and pop filter. And it looks sort fancy if you're not up close.

CONS: Construction is marginal; the connector does not positively engage an XLR cable, and is made out of basically pot metal. I can't imagine it lasting very long. The tone is flat, lifeless, and one dimensional. There is no discernible low end, the highs are reedy and harsh, and lower mids are boomy and sound compensated. Very little nuance, no transparency at all, just a really really cheap mic sound.  I suppose it would be OK for recording something with less sophistication than a voice, but since it's designed for voice, well, it doesn't bear any sort of serious scrutiny. If you absolutely have to have a large diaphragm condenser, and you absolutely must spend less than $30, then this is your mic. You won't enjoy it much, but it's a mic.

The only place I could recommend this is for kids; maybe your tweener is learning to record and needs something to learn on, this is a low risk investment. But, the downside is that they'll learn some bad habits in that it will force them to use some pretty extreme EQ settings to get any sort of linear sound at all.

NOTE: I received this mic at a discount from the manufacturer in exchange for a fair and thorough review. I must say that I regret this one.
1487667
Very cheap and flimsy. You can get better ones elsewhere.