overall does what I want it to. The downside ...
343681
overall does what I want it to.  The downside is that when I go back to horizontal and try spinning the wheel on the camera it will not work unless I turn the grip off.
4678399
This stuff is great. It does its job, doesnt affect the color of thread and doesnt feel greasy. I like the size too, it fits well in my traveling stitch kit. There are a few complaints though.  The fibers from the threads build up on the surface of the wax which is difficult to remove without wasting product. The functionality of the container is lacking as well. Pressing the thread over the surface with my finger tip is easy but not my favorite sensation. Also as you go through the product a divot is created and as the thread is pulled I have to be mindful of it scraping against the edge of the container, scraping the wax off the thread. I wish the container had a better functioning design such as smooth curved inner edges but I would buy again.
3958919
Works for what I need it for. Only dislike is that the lid doesn't seal all the way and ultimately water will seep out while spinning.
2015154
It's OK.  Not crazy about the design, but it does what it's supposed to do, I guess.
879002
I use this for my net-top computer that I keep hooked up to the TV. It's generally pretty good, though I'd appreciate a few features:

1. Be able to turn off "tap-to-click" for the touchpad. Maybe I can and just haven't figured it out yet, but it's not intuitive to do so.
2. Staying connected a little better -- sometimes it just quits being connected. Turn it off and back on again, and it still won't respond. Then after 30 seconds or so, it's back in business. Not ideal, but not a huge problem.
3. A little more battery indicator warning would be nice, but for this price you can't really complain so much.

It's functional for basic navigation tasks on an entertainment PC -- typing in search terms, point-and-click navigation, etc. I would not want this as a primary keyboard/mouse, but that probably goes without say, doesn't it?
4977111
It does what it says well, but there is a minor problem that bugs me a little. I bought my surface pro 3 to use in college to take notes by hand digitally, rather than have tons of paper (I'm a terrible organizer). This leads to my problem: if you try to fold it backwards with the type cover attached, the type cover bends too far as a result of the case being in the way and gets disconnected instead of folding back neatly with everything else. Other than that, awesome case.
155273
Overall, the product does its job and the price is about right, so I can't complain. Most aspects have been already covered by other reviewers, I'll just make a few points that I feel were missed or not sufficiently elaborated.

1) Communications. The sensor pairs well with the base at a fair distance and with moderate obstacles (house floors and walls). However, the loss of pairing upon disconnection of power cannot be completely compensated by the ease of pairing. Especially when there are multiple sensors to pair. There needs to be either a power backup (battery) at the base or persistent memory for the device pairings.

2) PIR sensitivity. While I understand the chosen threshold for the detection sensitivity, I feel it is too high for some applications. I have seen some other devices with adjustable sensitivity (gain), but I feel that in this case it has something to do with the shape of the optical range. This is probably why the instructions ask for the sensor to be placed at a relatively low height but that is not always possible. In my case, I put it in the garage wall near the crew door and if I placed it any lower, it would be totally blocked by the car parked right in front of it. At a height of ~6ft, it does not detect any person until they are really close. It also does not sense the presence or movement of the garage door, which is only 12 feet from it, straight ahead. I find myself in need to experiment with position and angles to have the sensor detect anything useful.

3) Base/controller.
a) While I appreciate the independence from batteries, the loss of memory upon disconnection makes it close to being a permanent installation: you cannot pull it briefly to connect another appliance in that outlet, you cannot move it to another outlet - without having to re-pair it with its sensor(s).
b) The controls are inconvenient. To select the ring tone, you have to cycle through all options. If you miss the one you want, you have to go over the whole set again. Also, the switch between audible/visual/both is very flimsy, and has no good tactile feedback, so you'd know in which position it is, and the markings are so small, you need a loupe to be able to see it. Even the available values are badly chosen: the two settings with audio are at either end, so if you want the only silent option, you need to be able to find the exact middle, which with the ultra-short travel and feeble tactile feedback of the switch, can be quite adventurous.
4) Alarm. The options leave a lot to be desired.
a) The optical signal is ridiculous - a small LED light that can only be seen if you are looking directly at it. I'm not saying you have to have one but anything short of a flashtube is little more than a gimmick.
b) The sound is acceptable in some cases but I find its volume range to be short of my expectations. My house's doorbell is louder. Your alarm needs one more, louder setting to be a viable solution in anything but a small apartment. And while I appreciate the variety of sounds it can make, most of them are too soft to be useful, and combined with the difficulty of selection outlined above, it makes them unusable.
3161225
Serves its purpose. The only down side it that you have to hold it open to put stuff into it.
2820958
Just what I wanted. And it functions the way I want.
2832972
Works as its supposed  to. Just wished the app had more  things it could  do.
1872546
For the most part it does what I wanted. I bought this in hopes that I could have a one plug solution with my new Lenovo yoga 910. I needed to connect my external monitor, my printer and the power cord, so that way when I packed up at night I could unplug one cord and roll out. Unfortunately, the pass through amperage is not enough to keep my laptop charged all day. If I run the power cord through this, my low battery warning comes on early afternoon. The solution is easy enough, which is to plug my charger and this dock into two separate ports, which is fine, but not the all in one solution I hoped for. Otherwise it is a fine dock.
333339
So the product works well and it arrived on time. I just have a few minor annoyances:
the vent placement and the lack of a charger indicator.

The charger and vacuum doesn't have an indicator light to show if it's charging, fully charged, or even plugged in. Minor annoyance.
And the real reason for the 3 star (I considered giving it a 2) review instead of 4: The vent is placed on the bottom, instead of on the back or angled backwards, and often blows away what I'm trying to vacuum. Because of the angle of the mouth, I want to hold the mouth flush with the surface I'm vacuuming. I can't do that, or else it will blow away everything. I have to hold it differently and vacuum away from me instead of towards. I would be really frustrated if I didn't just use this vacuum to get the hard to reach places .
3183811
It does what it's supposed to do.  I have only 2 gripes:
1) Temperature control doesn't seem to work or the manual doesn't explain clearly enough.  it just keeps going towards it max temp.
2) The hinges and clamp on the lid suuuuccckkkk.  The hinges get warped an the clamp isn't really aligned well.
3614077
The mount works as advertised. It's easy to setup, it looks and feels sturdy, and the suction it provides can put most red light districts to shame, so there's no worries about it falling off the windshield during bumps or when adjusting it. Adjustments are simple and to the point. Up and down, side to side and also rotates 360 degrees. The clamps are also adjustable to hold large devices such as the HTC One Max I have, and believe me it's a huge device.

My issue with this is that the neck isn't long enough, and because of that, plus the bulk of the mount itself, it takes up a lot of viewing space away from the windshield especially if you have a phone like mine. And because I have to extend the clamps to hold my phone, it means I have to move the overall mount up more towards the middle of my windshield since the dashboard would prevent it from extending further. This could prove to be a problem later down the road, but it's taking time for me to adjust to it. I'm not sure many others are going to like dealing with this.

If they could come up with something like this that is slimmer, then they'll have a winner. But overall, it's a solid device and it does ultimately serve its purpose, holds my phone in place while it records hookers walking down the cold hard streets of East Oakland.
1910566
I generally like this product.  It does exactly what it should.  My only complaints are:
1. The ring doesn't really have any weight to it, so, depending on where it's mounted, the phone my be easily tipped over.
2. The plating on the ring has begun to flake off or has been rubbed off, and the underlying material is now visible.  It appears to be copper or a copper-colored metal.  I had though it was aluminum or steel when I purchased it, but I was obviously mistaken.  I'm not happy about this issue, as copper coloring doesn't really fit in.
3. The piece that the ring is attached to (the large rectangle) is plastic.  I, once again, was under the impression it was metal.
3785787
serves the purpose well. but i find the set up annoying....
4038886
Does what it advertises.  I bought it to carry all my laptop/USB/charging rubble (all that lumpy stuff that spoils the sleek lines of your laptop).  It works for most of that but trying to put the power brick for an Apple laptop eats up the storage on both sides because if pushes the pen/pencil stuff in the middle into the volume of the other 'back pocket'.  So it functions like it was designed to do, but if you want to store decks of cards or a laptop brick in both deep side pockets, you are going to have a challenge.  That said, I am quite happy with it from a construction and utility POV.  Just don't expect it to be a magical bag of holding for all your stuff.  it has a finite volume.  Interior elastic is tight and will hold pens, flashlights, thumb drives, folding knives etc, securely. 4 of 5 stars for failing to be a 'bag of infinite holding' and only being a quality bag of finite holding.