OK for the money but would spend more to get more
342768
I bought this recently and installed it my self. Looking back now I would go with wireless. I thought that I would use an existing external hard drive but every time I would plug one in the video and mouse would freeze up (I have 3 externals that I can use). So I ordered an internal drive for it. It recognized the internal drive and I was able to format it. It worked fine when first plugged in. Then later that day the video froze up. It seems to record ok but freezes up at least once a day. I have to reboot it to get it to work. I did not pay a lot for the device. I guess I should have paid more...
3636772
I was hoping to use these to block sounds from neighbors. They so do something, but I think you'd need to buy a LOT to really have a significant impact. These are quite thin. They are also a bit of a challenge to install since they don't come with any adhesive. I used double sided tape, that did the trick.

You get what you pay for. For the price, these are nice. I may end up buying more. I just wish they were a bit more thick.
952652
These got a very good review by most people, and they are sharp, but in my opinion, they are Not mad that well... I understand they are inexpensive, but I was expecting more for the price
3446496
These are OK for the price (around $10 per) but they don't seem as rugged as one would expect from the name. The bottoms seem a bit flimsy so I wouldn't trust too much weight in them. Secondly, the covers come of very easily without pulling the locking tabs out. The amount of plastic that tucks under the tote in order to "lock" on is minimal and with very little pressure applied in the right spots will pop the lid off. With that being said, the price is still right but they seem more like an economical line and should be advertised as so. Rough shouldn't be in the name considering the flimsy plastic and semi-secure lid. With that being said, I still plan on buying more as I've already filled the 5-pk I bought.
3433548
Not too bad for the price- decently loud for a small room, nice input/output options.
I bought it hoping to use a wireless mic through the USB, but it only is for a flash drive. Seems like this could be easily incorporated by adding power to the bus. The included mics are cheap but usable.
There is a persistent low hum that I wish would go away.
 I will keep it, but wish I had spent a little more to get better quality...
4615719
I like the look, sound is OK  but dies quickly.  For the price I would have liked a little bit stronger sound
3549892
A little small and puny looking.  Not bad for the price but I wish I would have spent a little more to get a better quality/larger feel.  In our media room above a poker table so it feels a little "breakfast area"ish.
1897584
For the money it's ok, but I wouldn't buy it again or recommend it.
2089371
For the price you can't go wrong but you get what you pay.  Some of the sides are not flush with one another and I would have preferred higher quality hardware.
585796
This is a decent "starter" tent for the money.  However, when compared to tents that are maybe $40-$50 more it just isn't worth it.  First of all it comes with fiberglass poles instead of aluminum.  This adds unnecessary weight and they are more likely to break.  Second, the quality of the fly and floor are very weak.  If you are going to use this on a regular basis you will want to invest in a footprint which can add up to $30 to the cost of the tent.  If you are an occasional camper then this is probably a good buy for the money. It is roomy enough for three adults at most and is very easy to setup.  (This is much, better than a similar Coleman tent.)  If you are going to camp on a regular basis there are plenty other tents out there  to consider.
3186391
The speakers are okay for what you pay for. Overall I think the quality is okay. I did have a speaker blow out with in the first few weeks of having it but the other 2 have held up. I would maybe next time research more and spend the extra $$ for a better quality and customer service.
2619488
These are ok...the internal support stops about 3-4 inches short of the end of the blade, so that part is still floppy.  We haven't gotten in to too many battles yet with these, but based on the initial use, I'm skeptical that they'll last too long.  Overall, ok and a good buy for the money.
2662685
Sound quality - adequate for listening to online (streaming) background music, anime, and videos when audio quality is not the highest concern.  I use them when doing online work, listening to anime or music.  The high trebles and low bass are clipped (the ear phones don't have the entire range) as higher cost earphones, nor is the overall audio acuity (crispness), but heck, these earphone are under $20!  For what I wanted them for, they are good for the money.

Ear coverage - one primary goal I had in buying these earphones was to enclose my ears, not fit on top of them.  This becomes a serious consideration when work requires that I am wearing them for hours at a time.  These do fit over my ears so that the foam padding around the earphones are resting on my head, not the ear, which minimizes long-term ear pains.

Adjustability for head size and ear location - these ear phones are adjustable in the sense that there is a plastic portion for each ear piece that allows the central head-piece to slide in a plastic slot.  The amount of adjustability is marginal; I have to have them at there maximum adjustment points to fit over my ears (my hat size in US units is usually 7 -1/4 to 7-3/8, depending on the hat manufacturer).  Further, the adjustments never held; I had to readjustment them every time I put them on.  I finally modified the adjusters by fastening them permanently into the position that fit me.

Overall - when it comes time to replace them, I have decided I will spend more money and get better audio and better adjustability (more head size range and better ability to hold an adjustment).  However, this are definitely OK for the money.
3823387
Exactly what I wanted and expected but very small amount for the price. I will probably look else where for a less expensive alternative
425208
OK value if you need several, but the cord loop doesn't seem sturdy.  You install by looping the end of the chord through the hole of the pull tab and then running the pull through the looped cord.  The distance between the pull tab and the plastic handle is a bit long for me.  I had to loop it twice.

These were less expensive than others I've used but next time I'll pay the difference.
585146
Good for the money but, not great overall. Flimsy but holds a lot of dvd's.
3785103
not bad for the money. One problem is there is no way to replace the old pins that used to hold the old keyboard in place. Some of the letters wobble around a little.