a steal for the price
341561
These hdmi cable are an absolute  steal for the price. Very durable  and look awesome.
1799784
Was looking for a good sound for a cheap price and got JUST that. In fact, these headphones can compete with unit that cost 3 times as much. The lows ,mids, and highs sound perfect. The only downfall is the fit can be a little tight but its nothing too bad. This product at this price is a STEAL. This is what your looking for! Shipped in 3 days. :)
1032316
I snagged this product after it just dropped to $200 and couldn't be happier for the price. The colors/brightness are up to par with what you'd expect from any TV this size, and there were no problems whatsoever with the display itself. I have it in my room, which is about 12x12, and it is more than big enough for that area.

There are two minor issues that I have with the product. First, the base seems to be slightly defective, so the TV naturally tilts to the left by a few degrees. This was fixed easily by sliding a couple of envelopes underneath one side, but still annoying. Secondly, the built in tuner picks up zero channels even though I live in the middle of Manhattan. I haven't tested other TVs in this room, so it might not be unique to this product. However, I was surprised since NYC has plenty of waves bouncing around.

But minus these two minor quibbles, as far as I know this is the cheapest 1080p TV in this size range by far, and in terms practical usability, the TV is perfect. I highly recommend it for anyone on a budget who is still looking for HD.
103845
Every once in a while, an absolute "steal" comes along - an item that is both extremely high in quality and extremely low in price. This is one of those items.

- The sound quality is excellent
- They get deep into your ears even if you have very narrow ear canals (like me)
- They fit snugly - soft and comfortable, yet no amount of head shaking or bouncing will jar these babies loose
- As a cherry-on-top, they somehow manage to double as decent noise-reduction ear plugs

I can't see anybody being disappointed with a purchase of these guys (except maybe a studio producer who was looking for a completely different product).
3280117
This is a rock-solid bench and a steal at this price! I had been looking for a bench that would support a lot of weight, but most of them are starting out in the $300-$400 range. I'm a 280 pound guy, and I plan to put up some heavy weight with this, so the 800 lb capacity was very attractive.  I found this bench for $105 and kept an eye on it for a few weeks. When the price had dropped to $86, I jumped on it.
The bench arrived a few days ago, and took longer to unbox than it did to set it up. Assembly was a breeze. Literally 4 bolts for the feet and a screw on knob for the leg support.
I did a chest workout to test this out and it excelled in every position. There is absolutely no wobble at all in any position, decline, flat, or incline. Contrary to a few of the negative reviews for this bench, it does indeed sit perfectly flat. You just need to know how to adjust it, which isn't very hard to do. Not sure why others are having a problem with it. Adjustment is as simple as lifting up on the back and moving the support to where you want it, or pulling a pin on the legs under the seat to adjust them to one of their two positions.
The only thing I can see that might be a problem is that the leg support is kind of uncomfortable, but with some adjusting (It can be installed in 4 or 5 different heights) it might be OK. Luckily, I bought this bench mainly for weight training, and not really to use as a sit-up bench so it's not really an  issue for me.
Overall, this bench is a home run and an incredible value.
1357215
I read reviews for 100+ headphones in the 80-200$ margin on acclaimed audophile equipment sites before deciding to buy these.
Almost all reviews point out that these are very, very solid headphones for the 150$ range, (not my opinion, I'm summarizing the multitude of reviews I've been through).
So when they're priced 100 bucks, it's pretty much a steal.

I listen to music on the go several hours a day, owing to my job/transportation specifics, and have gone through 80-200$ models of almost all major brands (Klipsch, Sennheiser, Bose, Dr Dre etc.)
I can confidentially say none of the other brands/models I tried in this price range come remotely close to the listening experience these Etymotics deliver, this is actually the second set of HF5s I bought, my first ones I exhausted last year (admittedly they were not particularly durable but were also subjected to hardcore use for ~9 months)
I listen to Contemporary/New/Experimental Music, Jazz/Fusion, rock, a lot of classical, and was very pleased with the range and fidelity.

Don't mean to be arrogant but if someone is claiming to be disappointed with these, s/he is either comparing the HF5's to 400-1000$ range audophile earbuds, or is not familiar with the proper insertion and use of ear-canal buds.

If you're not familiar with the audophile sites/reviews/comparisons, or with the proper insertion, feel free to leave a comment and ask me for help.
Otherwise, purchase these with confidence if you can afford it.

(I'm not affiliated with the firm or audio industry; just a grad student, translator, and amateur jazz player, for the record.)
3589449
I was not expecting much, but the guitar and amp are great.  It includes a gig bag, a cable, cheap pair of head phones, and a small clip-on tuner.  The sound is great and it does not seem to go out of tune too much.  For the price, you really cannot beat this bargain of a deal!
2350331
For $85 these are a steal. I listen to music/audio for hours of the day, so it was a no brainer for me to spent a little more money and get these. You won't regret it
3458981
I recieved this as a gift and probably would not have bought it, but I am glad I have it and would recommend it to anybody wanting some speakers at this price. If you can spend more, there are plenty of better ones available in the $40-60 price range. The speakers have decent mids and highs with no bass. It takes 4 AAA batteries and will last almost 15-20 hours. I love it and use it all the time now, especially because I didn't have speakers to begin with.
It does crackle a little bit with the iPhone, but it does not overpower the music and is easily ignorable. I mainly use it with my Nano and it plays beautifully. It also starts making wierd noises when the battery dies.
2894801
For the price I paid while these were on sale during cyber monday they are really quite a buy. they are not Sennheiser or Shure  quality but still fantastic pair of in-ear headphones for an audiophile on a budget.
4741409
This is a remarkable buy at this price.  With all of the minor accessories, it's a steal.  None of the parts appears cheap or poorly constructed.  My main problem is keeping all of the parts together.  Note that the batteries are wrapped in a gummed insulating wrapper and it doesn't look as though it's meant to be removed.  The additional length of the batteries due to the wrapper (.003-.005") makes it a little more difficult to operate the retaining clip in the camera battery cavity, but I was able to do so carefully.
539791
Love the quality material! Its a steal for the price.
2579789
I got these speakers for an amazing deal of $150. Although I'm not a DJ or an audiophile when I hooked these up I was greeted by some amazing sound. These monitors are in no way the best sounding, but for the price, these were a steal.
1402311
I was back-and-forth about buying this dresser after reading the reviews, but I personally think it's a great buy! I've already gotten a lot of compliments on it, and I think it looks great without a huge price tag. The parts arrived in full and in perfect condition.

To the point of some other reviews, you really should not expect to get an incredibly high-quality dresser at this price. Among the other dresser in the market at this price point, it's a great buy. It will not crumble to pieces if you take care of it, but you really cannot compare it to a $500+ dresser. It is what it is.
1987460
The prices on these types of devices have been coming down, but at well under a hundred bucks, it looked like a real bargain.  Add to the the performance and it's a steal.  I particularly like the fact that Huey keeps track of ambient light and keeps adjusting for changes.  Sunlight vs. artificial light, etc.  Highly recommended.
3583026
The features and sound quality are excellent for the price.  I am definitely not an audiophile, but if you are looking at $35 bluetooth headphones you probably aren't either. The previous model (which I have not tried) had a lot of complaints about it being fragile.  These seem to be sturdy enough.  They are primarily plastic but have a metal band and I can't find any major structural problems.  The pairing procedure is very simple, just hold down the power button to put it in pairing mode.  It actually has audio prompts for just about everything.  A female voice says "Power On/Off, Pairing, Device Connected/Disconnected, Maximum/ Minimum Volume" .  The controls are easy to use while wearing the headphones and work well with my Samsung Note 3 and Windows Laptop.  I haven't tested max duration on the standby time but I would say that the 40hr listening time is accurate. 40hrs means it far outlasts the battery on any device I would use to play the music.  The only drawbacks are that they do nothing to block ambient noise, although they do seem to keep the sound in, and the hinge for the cups creates an awkward looking gap between the headphones and your head if you have short hair.  When looking at someone while wearing them there  is just under an inch of open air in that gap, however it does not detract from the fit or function in anyway.  Overall I would say you can't beat these for the price.
4781722
I just got these in the mail and spent a few hours listening to different styles of music. They sound suprisingly good for the price. The controls are a bit weird, but that's what you'll get when trying to pack a lot of features into something like this.

I wouldn't be surprised if these headphones are the same basic design and components as those Beats headphones, just way less expensive because they don't say Apple or Dr Dre on them.

The only thing to watch out for is the lady's voice that reads the phone number to you or tells you that "Zee Bloootooosss is hreaedy to paer" always comes on at FULL VOLUME. It's pretty jarring when you're listening to something quiet and BAM!

I also try to pair these with an older laptop once in awhile and the drivers never seem to download correctly on windows, so I don't know what that's all about.

Still a great deal for the price.