For under $30, you really can't go wrong with this!
350567
Awesome speakers for the price! Build-quality is top notch as it feels, looks and sounds like speakers that are 4x the price. The build and sound quality remind me of a set of Bose speakers I bought about a year ago. For under $30, you really cant go wrong with this. Only complaint I have is the volume button. Volume adjustments should be a one-click process and not press and hold.
4447924
For the price, best purchase I have made in a while
2408235
Works great, and you can't beat the price!  A great value.
446942
This reciever is great if you're looking for something inexpensive.  Keep in mind that this system is very low end and usually a temporary solution to improve that lousy TV speaker.  With that said, you won't find anything better for under $200.
First the receiver.  It has one optical and one coaxial audio input.  Rare to find these on cheap receivers.  If you have these connections, use them!  It comes with a coaxial cable so you have no excuses. Some people are comlaining that there aren't more digial inputs.  Come'on guys, it's less than $200!
The menus are easy to use, despite what some others are saying.  I don't know what their problem is.  The microphone set up is surprisingly accurate.  I used the mic to do the initial setup, then went through the menu to manually adjust them. I didn't need to change anything.  The system has plenty of decoders and there are enough sound settings to keep you happy.
The speakers aren't impressive but get the job done. *Note: speaker placement it CRUICIAL, especially with tiny satillites. If you're using a digital connection, you need to turn the volume up pretty loud before you start getting sound that's full and rich (this is all relative of course) and it can be difficult to hear the surround speakers without the volume.  Analog connections have the same quality at any volume level.  The sub is not powered.  It'd be nice if it was, because the speakers are just tweeters so you need that bass to balance it out.
If you want something inexpensive and to look good in your living room/bedroom, you've found it.  Just know that you'll want to upgrade later.  I'm writting this after using this system for 10 months and in the process of upgrading my whole system.  It did a fine job and I got my money's worth.
554359
considering the price, it is a good bargain!!!
2349385
This is a no-frills player, but it does a nice job and offers lots of features - particularly DTS - at a very attractive price.
Some reviewers have had problems with skipping, but I had this problem with only one  movie, and it was a bad disc, not the player.
The user interfaces could  be better, and I wish they'd put more controls on the face of the unit  instead of the remote (my four-year-old LOVES to hide daddy's DVD remote!),  but overall I'd recommend this unit pretty highly.
For the price, you  can't go wrong...but for the same price you CAN go wrong with other units.
2831961
This little player has some amazing features for the $--in my case, about $21 for the refurb I purchased. But even at the $30 they are going for, it's worth it.
While it's obviously not going to take pro quality photos, videos or voice recordings, that it has those extra features makes this a pretty versatile toy. On top of it, it has niceties like shake shuffle and a screen that rights itself depending on how you hold the player. The ebook reader isn't bad either.
If there were anything I'd add, it would be an expansion memory slot, and I'd probably make it more obvious that the manual is on the player in pdf format. Otherwise, it is possible to figure out the controls, though finding the submenu for the play options was a challenge.
Seriously though, it's a cool player, and cheap enough to buy for a kid too. (I'd have killed for one of these back when...)
1750075
Quick Review: Would I recommend this to a friend?: For the Price? Heck yes.

Pros: Affordable price, functions correctly, lightweight, comes with a bag.

Cons: Cheap plastic parts, not as wide a stance as it could be.

There is only 1 reason you're looking at this tripod, and that's because it's only ~$10, right?! Well, if that's the case go ahead and order it, this will more than likely fit the bill of what you're looking for. It does exactly the job a tripod is meant to do. I specifically ordered this to hold a zoom h5 portable recorder in position for the best audio quality while I sing, and it does a great job at it. If you need it for an intense purpose, or you're anything more than a hobbyist you'll want to spend just a few more dollars and get something sturdier. But at the price it sits at this is quite a deal.
2185037
I always wanted one but didn't want to get a high quality, expensive brand. This "Uke" is great for the $30 price. I'm a beginner to this instrument and pretty much knew what I was getting for my bucks! One of my bandmates who owns a high quality Ukulele said this particular one, "Is pretty good for 30 bones." So far I've been having fun playing this!

I play other stringed instruments so I took note of only one defect upon arrival. My 11th fret is a little too long, it precedes the neck. this was fixable with a quick file down. As others stated this doesn't stay in tune all that well but I haven't had the chance to change strings yet and this review is written after owning the Ukulele for only one week. So far I've tuned it about 50 times this week and its good for about 2 songs before the A string (American Uke standard) starts to loosen up.
320089
For under $12, you won't get much better than this.

It is large, a little more than 3/4 the size of a large pizza box.

It is light and one piece solid plastic.

Flimsy a bit, yes but you can not beat the price online!
3551807
If you're looking for an MP3 player that is "nice for the price", you can't go wrong
with this one.  It sounds great, and one thing I really like about it is, the songs
are so easy to load into it.  You can drag and drop, or copy and paste your songs
right into the music folder. The cord that comes with it plugs into your computer,
to charge it, and to load the songs.  I also bought the accessory kit that has
a car charger, and a household current charger. That kit doesn't cost much, and
I would recommend that you get it. I also bought a flexible cover for it that
cost less than a dollar. You will like that also.  If you're looking for an MP3 player
and you can't make up your mind which one to buy, I would definitely recommend
the Sansa fuze with 8 gigs of memory.
708517
Great product for the price, will buy another one!
1853656
Excellent quality for the price! Can't be beat!
2040520
Bought for $20, been using several days. At that price, it's great - gets loud without distortion, Bluetooth has worked flawlessly, battery life has been great. The highs are clear, as are the mids. While there's not a lot of bass oomph, it seems to have a good amount of response and it doesn't sound bad either - just, not much there, which shouldn't be surprising for a $20 speaker that fits in your hand. I've used it for listening to audiobooks, and my David Bowie and Eletronica radio so far, so a pretty varied set of audio.
2704637
I purchased this Sony to fill in for a missing Cambridge Audio sub.  For the price paid, this is an excellent value with useful features:  Auto on, phase control, adjustable frequency cut, RCA or speaker wire inputs/outputs, and of course, level control.  I listened to the sub, once adjusted, with a number of sources (CDs, vinyl):  I'm a bit of an audiophile and I didn't find the Sony overly boomy.  Look, this is an inexpensive sub and you're not going to get the bass quality of a $1,000 sub.  This handsome 10" sub is fairly large so keep that in mind regarding placement.
4698135
For something this inexpensive and small, it actually sounds pretty good!  I have a BOSE mini which is certainly more balances, robust and colorful... comparably speaking, this is great for the price!
1800848
When I first started playing guitar (many years ago!), you had to spend top dollar and buy American to get anything even halfway decent. But we're at the point now where a mid-range Asian-made guitar will give you 90% of what you'd get from a top of the line American-made Custom Shop Gretsch for 1/10 the price. This is really just a lot of guitar for the money.

In fact, my wife has a limited edition Gibson ES-335 that she paid $3,000 for and she occasionally lets it slip that she likes my Gretsch better. Her Gibson has a nitro finish and better pickups, but this Gretsch is much lighter, has a much better acoustic sound, and it does have a little more of a "twang" when amped from the filter'tron pickups. The "Blacktop" pickups themselves are a big improvement over the "Gretschbuckers" that were in the G5420 series, but they're still not quite to the standard of a regular filter'tron. Still, they are pretty good and a TV Jones or similar replacement is a drop-in fit if you ever wanted to get 5% closer to a G6120 or similar.

The fit and finish on my guitar is top notch. Even the f-holes are bound! I haven't tried to look at the electronics to know how good it all is (it's a little tricky to do that on hollowbody guitars that don't have their electronics mounted to a pickguard), but nothing sounds like anything I'd want or need to replace. In fact, this is the one guitar I own that I literally have done nothing to after several years of ownership. It didn't even need a setup out of the box - the factory setup was perfect.

The one thing I *do* eventually want to change is the bridge. It's common in cheaper guitars to use tune-o-matic (or "adjust-o-matic" as the case may be) style bridges for their simplicity and stability, but I find that they don't work too well on a floating bridge system like this, and the cheaper ones tend to buzz. Mine buzzes a little bit - not so much that most people would care but enough that someone really discerning like me would notice. This is like an $80 upgrade, though, and the bridges on these just rest against the body, so it's really a trivial thing to change if you decide to do it.

There are even cheaper hollowbodies out there for real beginners (the Epiphone Casino or Dot, for example) and I'm sure a lot of them are good too. But this thing just *feels* right to me, in addition to being well built and sounding good. That's an intangible, subjective quality that may not be the same for everyone, but I am glad to own this guitar over other cheap hollowbodies.