Over Priced, Over Stated, Over Scrathces
354585
NOT WORTH IT.

My friend showed me this product last year, and I purchased this item in January.
I have been trying to use this item with iPad Air 2 and Goodnote 4 or Noteshelf with Palm Rejection.

First, even though I am not using multi gesture, palm rejection does not work properly. my writing keeps discontinued while I am writing on iPad.
Moverover, when stylus paired with iPad, it does not let me write on it. However, it never makes discontinuities when I am not paired, which proves this product is completely junk and overstated.

Second, this products makes a lots of scratches on the screen like other reviewer mentioned it. I used to use the competitor's product called Dagi. that product did not make any scratches at all. however, I see the supply demand curve and PPF curve on my screen after I annotated with this product.

Overall: 1/5
Reason :
  1) Jot Touch 4 does not allow me to annotate note when it is paired with iPad air 2.
  2)  Jot Touch 4 makes a lots of scratches on your screen.

Solution:
 1) Do not pair your Jot Touch 4 with any apps, and do not expect the palm rejection.
 2) Purchase strong and smooth screen protection film with life time warranty on it.
 3) Look for other stylus that is cheaper and usable.
2946055
The price for this controller is absurd. It doesnt even have rechargeable batteries.

So why is it more expensive than other controllers?

You market it for toddlers but you charge up the @$$ for it. Way to be jerks man... No one will buy your over priced crap.

If it was reasonably priced then parent's would consider it.
1356590
You can't possibly be realistic about the price. This is about 20 times the price found in a scientific supply catalog, specifically VWR Scientific.
3916077
They are way over priced because they are exploiting the fact that the Scentsy medium sized burners use an odd size and wattage that is not able to be purchased at a super market.  And it is not as if the bulbs have a longer life than any other incandescent bulb.  I went ahead and bought these because of the holidays, but they will be my last purchase as I would rather buy all new non-Scentsy burners so that I can get the bulbs from Home Depot or Walmart - and the Scentsy burners I have will go into the trash (I won't even donate them to charity because I wouldn't want to stick someone else with this obvious flaw)
4784493
Thought it was over priced, not overly pleased with this purchased.  I would never buy again.  Other words I got took.  Purchased two, never again.  Could have purchased in local stores for half the price.  The package stated from Wal-Mart.  This person sold junk at a hig price.
3207404
this is too overpriced. If your lazy and don't want to do the work, I can understand you would want it. But to those who want to find something cheaper, you could do all this for under 70$ lol.....or even cheaper..
269851
I should have done my research on this because I paid way too much!!!! Never again. I paid over a 100.00 more..live and learn...:(
2879260
This booklet may very well have some important things to say about the theological & Biblical problems of "The Shack" novel, ... but I have to ask: How on earth can you sell *a 24 page BOOKLET* for almost 12 dollars! - it seems absurdly excessive! - COMPLETELY out of line with what would be "fair price."
 Christians? are you in this thing for "the profit." If so: GET OUT.
3383831
Yes, I do agree it cost way too much and very misleading.  I thought I was buy a die. I feel so cheated.
3478440
This thing is overpriced trash. Yeah let's "launch into action". Yeah right. Um about to launch this thing in the garbage. How much more could the description and pictures lie to us? May as well say it comes with a free slap in the face.
1621858
I wanted to like these.  I really did.  But, frankly, it's a rip off.  There are too many exercises here that are only very slight variations from each other.  Pack feels like it should have plenty to do, but the reality  is there aren't that many truly different exercises here.  And, I feel kinda stupid now that I realize that if you search online, you'll find tons of FREE apps that will offer exercise variations, form tips, and even demos of the exercises. Why pay for these when you can get a much better product without paying anything?  Just doesn't make sense.
751580
The cover itself is either over-symbolic to shock and/or get the attention of potential buyers, or to push the message of the author.  Perhaps, both.  As for the theme of "After America" adding the term "armageddon" to the title is oversimplified to say the least.  I certainly agree with many of his points, but also disagree with many of his perceptions and interpretations of data.  In addition, he's choosing the blame those currently in "power."  That is over-simplified.  These problematic issues began several decades ago.

Author Mark Steyn does use facts to support his message and many concepts exist now and will likely happen in the future.

He does have a partisan bias which is recognizable immediately.  Steyn notes "Rock star morality." This is an over-generalization as I've never witnessed this in living in 4 cities across the United States.  Or perhaps he lives in Los Angeles?  As for nuclear families becoming less common, with 40% of children born to unwed mothers, it's a statistical fact, with many potential ramifications depending on certain sociological studies. '

I agree with Steyn on the growth and encroachment and growth of the welfare nanny state.  But his partisanship clouds which points he chooses to note.  Yes, the US is an entitlement state.  One party has pushed this agenda more than another - but only for *certain* forms of welfare.  What about the Military Industrial Complex?  The massive amounts of socilialized welfare that goes to the Pentagon, and MIC companies such as Northrup-Grumman, Ratheon, Lockheed-Martin, Boeing, L-3, United Technologies and many others?  How about Big Pharma, the top 30 Pharmaceutical companies which now take hundreds of billions of tax payer money from taxpayers to give it to themselves because of GWBs Medicare-D prescription drug act, which only 9 GOPers voted against.  Steyn is cherry picking his statistics, points, and personal conclusions of data.  Fair enough. But he could have been more even-handed to be perceived as more objective and sincere.

One example, is raising the age of Social Security eligibility.  A shock, surprise, or unfair decision to people that have paid into SS for 40+ years under the mandatory law?  Surprise?  Not really.  Raising eligibility age should have been implemented back in the late 1960s when is was widely known to be unsustainable because of the baby boomers born from 1946-1964.  The politicians from both parties have been plundering the "SS fund" for decades, and now SS is paying out more than taking in, 27 years ahead of schedule.

Two common points in this book and in the American population in order are 1. myopia (short-sightedness) and 2. blame-syndrome.  Myopia is a powerful and negative phenomenon.  Most of the US population has had the myopic mentality for generations.  After ignoring the elephant in the room for so long, the population has waken up to realize the reality, and as usual, too late.  A frog in slow-boiling water concept.

Then, the blame-game.  Point fingers.  Blame individuals, institutions, politicians, bureaucrats, government, culture, this and that.  But the people doing the blaming are just one in the same.

I do agree with Steyn's phrase he coined: "when in Rome, do as the Visigoths do."  Steyn correctly notes how Europe caused it's own demise by implementing "multi-culturalism."  Once a society takes that road there is no going back.  Sharia Zones, honor killings, maddrassas, and segregation based on Islamic communities who cannot and will not, ever assimilate into European society and culture - even to the slightest degree.  Demographics will do the rest (Islamic birthrates).  The sheeple of European and American society have passively accepting the PC elitist doctrine, and they and their children and grandchildren will pay the price.
2503856
Very over priced, not very sturdy,and smaller than it appears  .. I am do disappointed
165085
Overpriced and inadequate.  Why the heck are label sets so expensive and poor?  I'm going to make my own.
1354276
Apparently one of the reasons for this book is values for lighters.  Obviously, any book of values is fairly obsolete by the time it is printed as markets change.  Add that you must know what condition is being used for the quoted price and the whole concept falls apart. The only way to get a snapshot of prices to to check eBay and see what lighters are going for now or in the very recent past.

Since price wasn't a good reason for the book, it had to be lighter identification.  OOPS! This book doesn't get it there either.  In some cases model names are used instead of manufacturers (e.g. Brown & Bigelow Redilite is identified as a Redilite by Redilite).  In other cases, the manufacturer is correct (e.g. Evans, Ronson, etc.) but model names aren't given.  So, lighter identification is nothing to brag about either.

There is little apparent organization to the book other than broad categories.  Within a category it would be reasonable to expect lighters from a given manufacturer be grouped together - didn't happen.  Alternatively, one might thing the lighters would be organized chronologically - nope.  I found just enough mistakes to make me question the accuracy of anything I didn't already know - though most of the information that I was already sure of was correct.

This looks like a book that was just thrown together with minimal research and the barest of information - just to get a book put together.  Although the markets may have been quite different when the book was put together, knowing some of the recent prices on eBay, the pricing seems wildly out of proportion for a great percentage of the items; in relative terms, some vastly overpriced - some seriously undervalued - and some pretty much on the money for today.  It is the relative values that are a problem; if the values seem right they can be adjusted for inflation and the movement of time - but if they don't seem correct in proportion to one another, then there is no logical way to even consider the price information.

It's a shame that such a nice book with great pictures wasn't researched and put together as a serious book where the written content did justice to the pictures and overall quality of the book itself.
656153
Too over priced for the amount of stuff in the box.
2605677
Over Priced for what this product does, better brands for much less.