High quality with just one little quirk
344516
Good product. The only issue is that the prescription inserts will rub scratches into the lenses over time. Not a big issue since it is out of line of site, but something to be informed of.
913386
I really like this product.  It's very good quality.  The only thing I don't like is it allows my iPad to slide around inside.  I'm not worried about it being damaged, it's very safe within the BookBook.  However, it is annoying to attempt to plug in headphones, charger, etc.  Also, there is no room for anything else within the case (pen, etc.).  As far as the quality and usability it excels.  The things I have a hard time with may not bother other people.
368270
quality item, sturdy, only slightly annoying thing is that the lower front gap is wide enough to let thin dishes (ie - knives) fall through
967466
Really good build quality, but I have a couple of minor complaints.  Very minor.  1.  The shaft doesn't easily thread onto the base.  It takes a few revolutions to get the shaft started, and may cause cross-threaded.  2.  The shaft has two labels attached, both of which are so predominate that they will show up easily on video if shooting, for example, a conference.  One label is the manufacturers metal foil label which has the name of the manufacturer, which comes off rather easily if done slowly.  The other is a paper label, which has the manufacturing information, part number, etc, which does not peel off, but the paper stays on the shaft in pieces.  The remedy is rubbing alcohol and patience.  I received my order on December 22, 2014, and my three items had different, longer adjustment collars than shown on the image and on the box.  Other matters, which are substantial, are all very acceptable.  I expect to be using this product for a long time, for which I thank the manufacturer for their consideration in design and manufacture.
672625
So far so good. Quality is definitely impressive. Bluetooth connectivity can be spotty sometimes. I would give it 5 stars if it weren't for one flaw:

There is a switch you need to turn on in order to charge the battery once it's connected to the power. Why would there be a switch for this? If I connect it to a power source, then I would like to charge the unit. Why else would I connect it if it's not going to charge?!
2487531
Very good and almost great. The build quality is great, high quality handle-rollers and cabinet and a great set of inputs and controls: just what I wanted. In addition, the wireless mic is actually pretty good with a good pickup pattern and has a noticeable, but not objectionable, pre-amp noise level.
The downside is that the pre-amp section for the two mic inputs is really, really noisy.  As soon as you plug into either of those inputs you are going to get a noticeable loud hiss that cannot be eliminated.  I have had two of these and they are identical.  The guitar input has less gain but does NOT have that issue so if you have a high output mic or external pre-amp you are good to go.  You also can use a Phantom Power pre-amp and a condenser mic into this guitar input and it will be quiet.  The two mic inputs are plain out noisy and start the noise as soon as you plug ANY cable into them, even without a mic!  One other fixable item: the stand pole mount plate on the bottom is NOT a standard size and you should check you speaker stand to see if it will fit or as I have done, purchase the correct/standard size pole mount and replace the one on this unit.
399421
I just got this light yesterday, and I'm very happy with my purchase.  The build quality is better than I expected for the price.  There is a push-button switch at the top of each light.  Press it once to turn on full brightness, again for half brightness (only 1 of 2 LEDs lit), and once more to turn off.  The lenses placed in front of the LEDs really spread the light out quite evenly, which is a vast improvement over most clip-on LED lights.

The flexible neck seems to be well built and durable, though only time will tell for sure.  The clip also has a non-slip rubber pad on it which allowed me to securely clip this on a headboard nearly 1 1/2" thick for nighttime reading.  While the clip was intended for a music stand, it held firm on the headboard.

There are two reasons why this review isn't a 5-star.  Since I will be using this light with the AC adaptor, it will be plugged in all the time.  Unfortunately, the plug is at the TOP of the clip rather than the underside.  This puts undue stress on the power cord because it has to go UP and then DOWN.  Perhaps the manufacturer made it this way so the power cord wouldn't accidentally fall out of the socket?  Regardless, this part could have been designed better.

The second reason has already been pointed out by other reviewers, and that is that you need to take the batteries out to safely use the AC adaptor.  This flaw is inexcusable, and a real shame considering the overall quality of the product.  If it were merely an engineering oversight, I could see them correcting the issue.  However, the manual clearly states to remove batteries before plugging the item in, so this must have been a conscious decision.  Oh well.
3498161
High-quality, very well made. Easy to put up with one exception: the cross bars at the ends that you have to put in place. One end goes in easily, but because the cot is so taut, (a good thing!) getting the last one set is challenging. I carry a 1"x0.5" stick of wood in the bag and use it as a leverage to get the cross bar into place.
3696792
This is a nice heavy duty gaming keyboard. There's really only one flaw keeping it from being a great keyboard which is the fact that it doesn't seem to have any onboard memory.

Pros:
-solid construction. For the weight it must have a metal reinforcement. There's a lot of cable reinforcement and a nice thick braided cable. The outer shell is plastic, but it feels like it can take a beating.
-I got the red switches and I like them. Good bounce and less click. If you're used to membrane or scissor switch keyboards, it takes a little more force. But as far as mechanical, I think the red are the most fun. If I were doing serious typing I would want something with a click like the blue or brown switches. But for gaming and typing, I prefer red.
-lots of customization--I don't care about the flashy moving light settings. But you can set things to uniform backlighting or customize any keys with more or less backlighting so some keys stand out more. I really like dimming or turning off unnecessary keys. Then you can turn F1-F12 into macro keys. You can make a macro of a simple keystrokes in order or you can have it record the timing too. It's really nice.
-not too big of a footprint. But it's still a ful keyboard.
-The media controls are nice. I like the rolling volume button, but I'd prefer a turning knob.
-two levels of height adjustment with flip out feet.

Cons:
-You have to have the software running or the keyboard goes back to waves of light flashing across it. It's bad enough that it can't remember your settings without the software, but it's ridiculous that the moving waves of light is the default. Is the waves of light the default because it's flashy and sells more keyboards? Really, if the only reason this is the default is so that it can be used as a floor-model, that's stupid. I don't always want your software to run, Logitech! Please just make it so I can set the default lighting to uniform brightness! Please offer a firmware upgrade that sets that as the default!

In the end, I'm getting used to the software running all the time. I just feel like even if it can't remember all of your settings without the software that it should be able to change the basic default lighting setting. Beyond my annoyance with that, it's a really nice keyboard. I love the feel of the keys and the sturdiness of the whole product.
1601688
This is a great tool and offers excellent build quality except for one part... and it is an important one.  The central pivot of this tool is cast metal and as such represents the weak link in the tool.  I'll admit that it has not broken on mine yet, but when something does go, it will be that central pivot link.

The only other issue I can see some people having is that the cork screw is quite short.  Still, this tool is holding up well and is very nice for picnics and concerts.
3829823
This is a very high quality monitor stand that is only lacking in one area that is preventing it from getting the 5th star from me.

First off, the bang for buck here is incredible. I've heard of people spending upwards of $150 - $200 to get a stand to do what this does and I got this stand at the $90 price point with free shipping. And the stand is extremely flexible; all the bending and tilting it does will allow you to get the perfect set up you'd like. (I'd recommend sticking with 23.6" or smaller monitors so you can have some more wiggle room to make adjustments. Yes it can support 24" monitors, I tested it, but I prefer 23.6" and smaller for that extra bit of adjustability and wiggle room.)

Second off, if you're like me and like to specifically view the 1 star reviews of products to see what complaints people have, you're going to come across some misguided folk who are going to lie to you. You will read from some of the 1 star reviews that you can not adjust the tension for the vertical tilt of the monitors. That is false. You CAN adjust the tension required to adjust the vertical tilt on the monitors. There are black end caps on the vesa mounts that you have to pop off to see a bolt that you can tighten via the wrench that is included.

And that brings me to my next point - props to Mount-It! for including all of the necessary tools / screws for installation, along with very easy to read instructions.

Now you're probably wondering what stopped me from giving this stand 5 stars. The center pole does not have a large enough opening at the top to fit power cables, larger HDMI cables (rocketfish cables for example) or DVI cables through it, so it was disappointing to discover that I could only run small HDMI cables through it. I can imagine what it would look like if I was able to run all my cables through the stand and have them all disappear from sight. It would look glorious. Unfortunately, Mount-It! must not have considered how thick some connections can be, which led to a slight degree of disappointment.

EDIT:
A few moments ago I discovered you can pop off a cap at the top of the center pole that is limiting the diameter of the pole, thus, increasing the number of cables and variety of connections that you can fit through the hole. It feels pretty cramped with just three cables in there though, and considering you need to be able to fit 6 to hide all cables.... This aspect is still slightly limited and disappointing. Staying at four stars until I can get all 6 cables to be hidden.

Overall, I'd highly recommend this stand to a friend. And to strangers, too, of course.
1283284
Love it. Very high quality with a small price tag.
3858482
Almost perfect-- great quality, build, and color (I got the pink and it's like a subtle salmon/coral. Not an obnoxious pink which is what I was looking for). However, I have only two problems with it. First, the magnet on the clasp to close it is too weak and not secure enough. It keeps wiggling it and a small push of the thumb will open it, but if you're looking for a case you can easily open this isn't an issue. Second problem is the card/wallet aspect. If you use up all three card spaces (for me, I put in two credit cards and one ID card) there's almost not enough depth space to close the case, which is why the magnet strength is an issue. Nonetheless, it works and I'm glad I purchased it.
356797
I have bought several of these and they are high quality.  I wish there was an option to just keep it completely unlocked at times.
2375026
A very nice, very solid console unit -- little to no shifting while driving, and the top's solid enough for my 50-pound dog to jump on it without damage (to either console or dog). The main compartment has a clipboard under its cover, which is handy; the smaller one hinges in such a way that it's only accessible to the driver, which is a touch awkward, but not too bad. The one thing to watch out for: the drop portion of the unit sticks out far forward enough that it interferes with  the shift lever, so the entire thing has to be canted slightly sideways. Owners of trucks with manual transmissions, beware!
2328057
First off, let me just say that I love this strap!  It's very comfortable and feels natural where it sits on my hip.  There is however, one caveat, and maybe other reviews have already covered this point. I find it hard to look through the viewfinder when both connectors are attached to the camera.  If you look at the user submitted picture I posted (with the Red Socks hat in the background), you'll see how the two connectors pull in towards the viewfinder.  I found that it's manageable when taking horizontal pictures... it usually just rests on my nose.  However when I twist the camera for a vertical shot it can easily get in the way and obstruct the viewfinder.

Actually, Let me expand on the vertical shot problem.  If you pull up and twist the camera counter clock wise it obstructs the view.  If you pull up and twist clock wise, it doesn't.  I prefer to shoot vertical shots twisting counter clock wise so that my index finger and trigger are above the camera not below.

So why the five stars?  Well, I've found that if you have only one of the two connecters attached, there's no problem looking through the viewfinder. Also, you can still work with it if with both connectors (i.e. if you know to twist clockwise for verticals) for those "on the fly" shots.

What I usually find myself doing is:

1.  If I'm just walking around with the camera, I have it connected with both connectors for the added security / safety (it prevents it from swinging around at all).

2. When I'm in picture mode where I'm actually holding the camera and / or  anticipating a shot, I'll take the extra second to remove one of the connectors (which is really easy to do).
4827331
This quick release plate has excellent build quality for the price, but a design flaw that's almost comical in its lack of forethought.  I purchased one as a test and was so impressed with it out of the box that I almost immediately ordered two more.  Then I tried to use it.  As a few others have pointed out, the bolt on the release lever protrudes below the bottom of the plate. This means that if you try to attach the quick release to a surface wider than then QR, it won't sit flat or tighten snuggly.  There's no work-around.  I had wanted a solid but reasonably priced set of QRs so that I could attach the base to different DSLR rigs/sliders/stabilizers, and be able to move the camera quickly from one unit to another. Not with this unit.  Despite its solid build, this QR is very limited in the type of units it can attach to, and is probably best suited for monopods and cheaper tripods.