Works ok as long as the monkeys who wired your ...
349423
Works ok as long as the monkeys who wired your house originally did it correctly. Even though I have a newer home they bungled the Common wire which is needed.
1598169
These aren't bad if you only plug in one.  Each light added to the chain makes them all dimmer.  The problem is that they are wired in series, each extra light drops the available voltage and reduces the light output.  They should be wired in parallel so that they always get the same voltage but require more amperage with each additional light.

For my house I needed a set of three and a set of six.  I first got the set of three and the reduced light output isn't as noticeable.  When I got the set of six installed it was very obvious that they were not as bright as the set of three.  When I disconnected the extra five it was also easy to see the remaining light get brighter.  To counteract this I plan to replace the power supply with a higher voltage unit to reclaim the lost light output.

This functionality should be noted in the item's description or corrected at the manufacturing level.

Apparently the RGB controller couldn't handle the extra voltage as the lights became noticably dimmer after a couple of days with the 15v power supply.  Since I just wanted white light anyway I have bypassed the controller all together so that they are always white. They are plenty bright even with a 12v power supply leading me to believe it is the controller causing them to dim as lights are added to the chain.
3797483
It is ok except that it won't work with Logitech wireless usbs.  Apparently this product makes too much noise in the 2.4 gigaherts channel so that any wireless devices that use 2.4 gigahertz get massive interference -- or at least all my 2.4 gigahertz items did.  I plugged only USB 3 devices into it and kept it as far away from the USB 2 and 2.4 gigahertz items I could.  I would do more research into alternatives before I buy this product again,
3459263
At first I thought I could use this device to make my home "smart" without having to replace a number of light bulbs for my lamps. However, after some simple packet inspection, you can see that the way the socket is managed is via unencrypted http requests using simply the device's MAC address as "authentication." This exposes your home to hackers and the ability for anyone with limited technical skills to start a strobe party and permanently damage hardware that you connect to it. Buyers beware!
759022
I bought this to support just 3 users in a section of a small branch office that was too cumbersome to hardwire.  Unless you want to blow your credibility as a network admin, don't put this device in your network.

It continually drops connections.  I have the users trained to unplug this thing when it decides to quit working which has been at least twice a week, but now it's every day, sometimes twice.  How embarrassing is that to have your users have to unplug one of you devices because Linksys didn't even have the commonsense to let you reboot it from the web interface??

I've only kept this thing around because I've been waiting for a firmware upgrade.  (Current version is 1 year old at the time of writing)  Can't wait any longer, I'm about to lose my job.  Worst network component ever.
3318497
If you don't have your house wired for cat-5 beware.  Tivo is incredibly crappy at telling you what standards your home equipment needs to meet before taking on this venture.  So far I have had to buy a network extender because my house is not wired for cat-5.  Then I changed out the cable splitters so they are they better 2GHz model.  Still no joy on this thing and Tivo is off for the weekend.

I'm sure when I have this thing up and working (I'm determined) it will get three shiny stars, but until then please be careful.  Tivo makes it appear to be easy, but the back end work that goes into this thing can be incredibly painful.  Even for someone that has worked as a network engineer.
1678295
I have a Roomba, Scooba, and Dirt Dog.  These products do a fine job when they work.  Except for the new Dirt Dog (so far) they are plagued with battery problems.  The quality of batteries in these devices are absolutely the pitts.  Do not throw away the box that your little robot came in as you will eventually need it to send it back to the factory.  We have replaced batteries, under guarentee, in the Roomba and Scooba.  If accidentally uplugged, the battery in the Scooba will be totally dead in one day.  Works fine as soon as recharged overnight.  The Scooba's tank has to be pried open with a kitchen knife per iRobots suggestion to get it open when it jams. My advice to iRobot is to correct the problems in their present products before coming out with new products.  Especially the pathetic batteries.
4431853
Works fine, but FOSCOM software is terrible and connection fails half the time.
2613899
First of all, they do work.  In fact they received a decent signal upstairs, through several walls.  I didn't expect a lot of bass and didn't get it.  And as mentioned in other reviews, the blue light they use on it is annoyingly bright.  You have to turn it away from you and then it still lights up the whole room if there are no other lights.  A little black electrical tape does wonders.  However, what I didn't expect is sometimes when no music was playing and the speaker was on, it would squawk loudly, possibly due to wireless interference.
4071095
It works ok using the wifi extender feature, but often fail when using the ethernet wire port, because anything a connecte to it get disconnect frequently
4471019
I've had these battery packs for about a month now.  Overall they seem to work well, except the casing for one of them has already cracked open and had to be taped.  The main issue with these battery packs is they don't seem to be compatible with some early versions of the 360 wireless controller.  Over the lifetime of the console the interior circuitry of the controllers was changed to reduce production costs, though on the outside these changes are not apparent.  I'm not sure if the pinout for battery packs changed or what, but these batteries will not work with my 2007 controller whereas Nyko battery packs work fine with it.  They do work fine with my other newer controllers.  I would recommend spending the extra few dollars for Nyko to ensure compatibility.
1866522
Works fine, however mounting over an open gang box was a challenge. I saw many reviews on what customers did to get around this open gang box situation. What I did was get a flat decora outlet. Trim the top and bottom of the decora outlet mounting bracket leaving only the slotted holes in the decora outlet for mounting to the gang box. This allowed the decora outlet to recess into the gang box so it was flush with the wall giving a strong flat backing for the insteon remote switch so it would not push back into gang box. I also had to use 1/4" deep plastic spacers behind the decora switch to prevent it from pushing further into the gang box. Then with spacers first, then decora outlet, then insteon remote bracket attached to the gang box using the same 2 gang box mounting screws. If you have hot wires in the gang box I would suggest wrapping the hot and neutral decora screw connections on sides with electrical tape in case the hot wires became lose and prevents them from making connection with the decora outlet. Also if you need to get to the wires in the gang box the whole assembly is easily removable.
4244623
It works, However the Green and blue outputs were swapped which caused a major headache when getting it connected.
4037724
I purchased this adapter couple weeks ago to connect a firewire audio device to my new Mac Book. It works fine, so no complaints there. However, when you attach the firewire 400 cable end to this adapter, the two becomes pretty long, so it gets really easy to tilt it up/down/right/left when it's connected to the laptop. So, it becomes really difficult to move your laptop when this is connected. Not only it can get disconnected easily, which I've already experienced couple times, it can actually DAMAGE your firewire 800 port if you don't be too careful.

After having this problem, I made more search and found another similar adapter built by Moshi, where the two jack are separated by a short cable, so it can give much more flexibility, so I'm about to buy that. I do not recommend this product of Sonnet.
1995969
works but requires you to use their new connector. would give it five stars if I didn't have to rewire the connector.
1095721
It did work for what it was intended for. The problems I had was it would break our wireless signal until I unplugged the power from the Gramofon. This would happen if I was using the Gramofob to extend and share my wireless and when I was not. I bought a Heos by Denon instead, a little more expensive but has worked flawlessly and has some extra features I enjoy.
2851117
Probably works OK but I bought them to cannibalize the jacks but the wires were too flimsy to work with