Nice design, some drawbacks.
355113
These gloves seem very well made, especially for the price.  They look good.  I like them a lot.  I'm a man with thin hands with long fingers and they fit me perfectly.  If you are a woman with short fingers they might seem too big.  If you are a big guy, they will be too small.

There are some significant cons to the design:

- Warm enough because they are wool.  However they are not lined or insulated, so will not keep you in really cold temperatures.
- Because they are not insulated your skin will be on wool; some people find this irritating.
- The thumb is exposed.  The thumb easily tucks under the flap and is comfortable that way.  So, these gloves are good for walking or other idle-hands activities.  Not good for driving or other activities where you need to use your thumb.

I have some thin glove liners that fit underneath fairly comfortably, so I will give them a shot and wear them that way in the depths of winter.  This is only an option for skinny fingers.

Edit: I just realized that you can buy these same gloves for cheaper, with a thumb cap, here on Amazon.  http://www.amazon.com/Knitted-Convertible-Winter-Fingerless-Driving/dp/B00EK9856I/
3994571
First of all, I really like the two-layer system, the adjustable ventilation, the bottom lid for drainage and to keep the berries from sitting in pooled water. The problem with this container is the design execution. Let me enumerate:

1. The lids (top & bottom) - For some reason they are different sizes. While you will almost always use both lids, and it's easy to tell which is the top and which the bottom, it seemed odd to me that the two lids were different. Anyhow, this was a very trivial point and I was fine with it. My real issue is with the thumb tabs on the top lid. There are two hard plastic tabs on the container itself and two "stylish" tabs on the lid that overlap those hard plastic tabs. The problem is that the overlap is so extreme that it's tricky to get any purchase on the lid to remove it. This was a really bad design execution.

2. The layered insert - I was really excited about this feature, but the major flaw with it that I discovered is that when wet, it will not budge. Pulling it out requires turning the entire container upside down and getting it wet, or smacking it on the bottom. The problem is that when it's just a little wet, it creates a very strong seal and you just can't pull the insert out. A simple air groove would have corrected this major design flaw.

3. Sieve holes. for whatever reason, the holes just don't clear enough water out and I still wound up with standing water around my berries. As a result, I always left the vent fully open, even though the picture tells me it should be closed for berries.

I would not buy another of these, but I will use this one until it irritates me further. I do appreciate the size of it (I can put about 2 pints of raspberries in it) and I like all of its features conceptually. I just wish the designer had actually ever used it for a week to discover the very blatant flaws it has. Maybe there will be a redesign at some point that will be better.
4112448
The concept of a pen combined with a USB flash drive is an appealing one.  Unfortunately this particular implementation has some issues that limit its usability.  First and most annoying is that this drive insists on having a powered USB outlet, which can be very inconvenient.  Second, powered USB outlets are frequently situated very close to one another, and the drive housing is quite fat, thus it won't plug in alongside an occupied USB slot in many situations.  Aesthetically the pen is pleasing and has a nice heft in the hand (though I dislike the "Disk2GO" logo which appears on the drive section and is not easily removable).  I can still use this for bringing photos to the local kiosk, but its limitations make it inappropriate for daily use in a professional situation.
2943921
Good design, looks nice and very functional.  Unfortunately once we plugged in the jack to the phone to play the music through the system there was so much feedback that we could not use it.  Good design but lacking in the ability to enjoy it.
1494102
I really wanted to like this- I even bought it for my sister as well.  However, its just not a good design.

1) the infuser part really isn't that big, so there isnt' much room for expansion of tea, or for water movement
2) The size of the item causes a lot of water displacement in the mug, so I end up missing out on an inch or more of tea (I really love my tea, so that matters a lot to me!)
3) its tricky to clean.  The only way I can get out the brewed tea leaves is running water, and even then its not as thorough as it should be due to a rough lip at the opening.  its too small to get more than one finger in, so there is no real scrubbing you can do either.

I do like the little tray, to collect the drips, but for that to be of use you would have to be willing USE the item.

I do really love Tea Forte's designs for the most part- their double walled tumbler is one of my favorite mugs to use for loose tea, and I adore it!  I put it through its paces too!  But this design just falls short, unfortunately.  Its beautiful, but that's where it ends.
3222342
I got this phone case for my wife and was very pleased with the product's construction.  It was simply designed, but with well built stitching to last. Also, loved that it came with a screen cover/film.

However, the design of the pockets, locking strap, and the plastic case need a little re-thinking:

1) plastic phone case makes it really hard to access volume and side buttons
2) need one more card slot with a clear plastic window to display driver's license/ID card.
3) card slots/pockets are too deep and makes your cards slide all the way down in the pocket
4) when filling each slot with a card and/or putting any paper or cash in the inner pocket, you can barely close the case - it's just not think enough to hold anything but the phone.
3) Locking strap should allow for inverted use, so it can snap in and make the phone stand at a steeper angle (like an upside down V stand).
227370
It looks good! I bought two of them.  You have to use a plier and bend the clips so that they are held by the vent.

However, it has a couple of critical design flaws.

First, the circumference is not that wide.  You can put a regular size water bottle, but you cannot put a 20 OZ bottle.  It will not fit.
Second, I wanted to put a hot cup in here, which works fine.  But, the little thing in the back that is supposed to hold the cup tight goes deep into the hot cup because it is hot and elastic, and I had such a hard time to lift up the cup.  I had to maneuver by lifting a cup and at the same time pressing the hold with my little fingers.
2234635
The design is very good, true blacks are better than the ugly grey of the HTC original dot view cover, same goes for the touch response thanks to the surface texture.
Though even after a couple of days the lid won't close by itself, it's pretty hard to take the phone out, and the borders are sharp which can hurt your ear when speaking
3329396
Pros:
I love this design.
There is a wallet style card holder inside the cover for quick shopping reference or travel.
Nice "leather" and "suede" in both texture and durability.
Love that someone made a universal version so the Fire's that aren't the HD versions can get in on it.

Cons:
The clip's that secure the tablet are odd and inconveniently cover the middle of the power button.
Cannot use back camera.
2911807
Pros:
Great design:
It is cool to the touch and attractive on the counter.

Cons:
Poor engineering:
It boils water longer than I'd like before it shuts off (not electrically efficient).
It's almost impossible to pour out water without it pouring all over.  I need to pour over the sink.  I just discovered that if you pour really SLOWLY, you can get most of the water into the cup and not on the counter.
1882027
I really like the design. The only thing I dislike about it is that it can be hard to get your headphones off of it without moving it.
2041015
I love the design, look and utility of this purse, but the main downfall is the fact that the front and back panels are sewn into one seam at the bottom.  This creates very little space for the few, organized contents I place in this purse and it ends up getting cluttered, which is what I tried to avoid by buying this purse.  I wish the designer had created a 1 1/2" to 2" wide panel on the bottom to sew the front and back panels.  I only keep a cell phone, wallet and slim nail file case in the main compartment, but when I add my key chain with only a few keys and nothing else, there is no room for the keys. I hooked a carabiner to each inside corner of the ring loop inside the purse and use those to hang my house key chain and car key chain.  Overall. I still recommend the purse, but just want to warn those who need more internal space.  I unfortunately cannot fit my sunglasses case in this purse though, and still need to figure out what to do about that.
3276226
This is a very spacious, nice looking, and sturdy desk. However, there are two design flaws that you will have to live with.

1. The square support underneath the middle of the desk is large, and a corner of it faces your chair. I seem to hit one of my knees on the corner of it from time to time. If you want to sit close to the desk, you'll have to keep your legs spread. This is a major flaw.

2. Be careful what you put on the desk, the finish seems to chip and bubble easily. After a few months, I noticed that the area where I use my mouse was chipping and bubbling up. I never used a mouse pad, but I do now. I assume it was from the sweat of my palm and constant rubbing of the mouse, but i'm not sure. This is a minor flaw.

Because of #1 above, I will not buy this desk again. When I need a new desk, I will find one very similar to this, but one that doesn't have the same issue.
1158835
It is attractive but not very practical. The perforated design is very sharp inside -- easy to scratch your hand is you need to reach in. Also, umbrella wires get caught in the holes and get stuck. Ugh.
140024
Nice form factor. The tradeoffs in the product design limit its usefulness:

* It's nearly useless on devices with USB 2.0 interfaces
* Its driver can't co-exist with the DisplayLink drivers used by Pluggable and others

Given the price and the design limitations, I'd spend the extra bucks for another device if I had it to do over again :)
3047528
The flip case is beautiful, very practical and rigid. The material is adequate, considering the price. However, the case has some design defects: 1. it's no possible to take out the S-pen because the case cover this location, you need to extract the mobile from the case to take the S-pen out. 2. For similar reason, The on/off button isn't easy to be reached.
568983
I DO like the little design, and the price...  But I can't really use it without putting weighted objects behind it.  It just moves too much, especially when using stylus applications..dissapointed, but the design with added rubber grips and a little more weight to the stand would probably change my reviews to 4-5 stars.