Good for the price, not miraculous but solid.
348456
Being a huge fan of headphones, earbuds, etc. In the last couple of years I tried the 80-250$ products of most better known brands (the last five  in-ears being Bose IE2 and Dr Dre's in ear model, and two 100-200 range Sennheisers, and an Etymotic HF-5 ). I am not comparing this to the more pricey studio headphones I've owned, since it'd be unfair and irrelevant, as for the earbuds I mentioned, these ones have very clear and high-fidelity mids, satisfying highs, and slightly disappointing bass. By disappointing I don't mean it's not banging loud enough in my ears, I mostly listen to contemporary jazz and late classical anyway, I mean the fidelity is not there, eg. the difference in timbre between an electric and a double bass is not satisfactory.
The Bose IE2 and Etymotics were much better in that respect, especially the former.

That being said, other than the bass, these Klipsch S4s may be my fav. in terms of sound fidelity, they are esp. good at reproducing the sounds of all the instruments in the recordings, even the ones subdued in the recording process, I was clearly able to hear  some quiet and subtle lines played by background instruments in some pieces that I wasn't able to hear with any of the other headphones (without losing any of the other instruments, of course)

The remote is also the most responsive amongst the one's I tried, even the 3-rapid-push combo for the previous track is relatively easy most of the time.

The sound isolation is satisfactory for its class, neither impressive nor anything to complain about.

The tin 'hard-case' is much more protective than the cases of comparable earbuds, even though that's never been among my criteria while evaluating earbuds, you can always use empty altoids boxes if necessary

NOTE for some earbuds including these it's very important to make sure you're placing them right in your ear canal before you evaluate the sound quality, I'm by now pretty experienced at doing this right and luckily the default ones fit my ear perfectly, so my evaluation is not the result of not using it right. But by all means  order extra buds on amazon to make the best of these earbuds if the free ones don't fit appropriately,
2086993
Good for the price.  Not the best build or material quality, but it'll do.  Guessing demand is high now, so it's hard to come by
4435576
This is a solid shelving unit for the price.  It is not as sturdy and the shelves are not coated as well as the top of the line Metro shelves, but that's ok.  I can get three of these for the price of one similar Metro unit.  I think they'll hold up fine, but I'm a bit concerned the coating will wear off the shelves eventually.
3736208
Adequate.  Not high end, but about what you'd expect for the price.
976976
Works, a bit flimsy but then it equals the low cost price.
3419273
These are pretty good for the money, not the best, not the worst but ok.
3910142
Not quite as sturdy as other turnaround cables we've purchased, but can't complain much at this price. I purchased two as backups & they've saved us in a pinch a couple times. I can't tell you how durable they are, but they do what they're meant to
3048195
Decent for the price.  Dont tighten the knobs too much or the plastic breaks.
1455459
These won't be mistaken for high quality headphones, but they're good for the price. They've got good sound, but I'm a bit disappointed at the build quality, especially the thin leads. But, again, for the price not a bad deal.
4342971
A bit flimsy for the price, but it serves its purpose well as long as you don't move it much.
4736861
Not a bad little desk for the price paid. Easy to assemble but the little panels on the back aren't as wedged in as I'd like so they kind of clank around if the desk is bumped that's why I only gave it four stars.
54626
Not bad for the price,but not impressive either. A little stiff and a little thin, but perfectly serviceable and does its job.
732421
These lights are a good buy for the price, but don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. They are bright, but the light doesn't carry very far. They each have one hole only for mounting, which is fine since these units don't weigh much but it makes them feel a bit flimsy. That said, they do what they say and if you aren't looking for much, you'll be fine. I wanted them just for some light when walking the dog and it works for me. Once triggered they stay lit for about 10 seconds, I think.
4557363
These are not high-end stands, but they aren't bad. Clearly on the cheap side, but they do the job just fine and the price is right. Highly recommended for applications when you don't want to spend a lot.
4650039
Good for the price, but won't hold anything for long without a central support. Still, for less than $5 can't complain
2172391
Once together, this is a pretty solid piece.  The finish flakes apart as you screw the fasteners in, as is typical with this type of build (IKEA, etc.).  I didn't expect much for the price I paid.  It met expectations.  The side pieces get scratched up a tad the way it ships, but as I said, it fits the bill.
1838263
For the price, I am satisfied with it. I cant see many other 244 dollar dressers with 6 drawers exceeding the quality by much. With that said, it's obvious this was only a 244 dollar dresser. I wonder how much more sturdy this could have been made for say only another 30 dollars of expense. It's a little bit rickety, I would not move it a lot as it comes out of the box. After I could see it was going to be a bit flimsy, I bought some wood glue and started adding glue to the construction which helped immensely. The particle board in this is pretty low density, the outer laminate is very delicate and it is a bit wobbly empty. Will see if it improves with weight in it. They give you wall anchors, but I really don't consider those to be adequate substitute for stability. If you move a lot, I would not recommend this dresser, but if it is going to stay stationary, it should bd fine