Not bad, but not the most useful.
357861
When our church added a new front sign on which to list church events and/or quaint sayings, I purchased a couple of books with such sayings.  701 Sentence Sermons was one of the books I purchased.  The sentence sermons are fine as far as content goes, but they are just a little too long for us.  So, if you have limited space on your sign, or a limited number of letters to use, this may not be the book for you.  Our church has found the book "Forbidden Fruit Creates Many Jams" to be a much more useful book.  Even still, 701 Sentence Sermons does offer a nice collection.
3372507
This blade does what it is designed and purported to do, but there is still a thin line of whatever you are mixing above the rotating blade that doesn't get touched.  Given the time it takes to adequately mix most things and the foodstuff gets pulled/scraped into the mix anyway, I'm not sure this "convenience" is worth the extra money, especially if you normally don't have to scrape around the bowl more than once or twice anyway during the mixing of whatever you are making.  Not a bad item, by any means - just not even close to a necessity in many cases.
4746573
Pro: The light is bright enough and clear, and the touch- to- increase -brightness is easy to use and effective.  It set up very easily and with no problems.
Cons:  The "neck" of the lamp is not very long, so it doesn't go very high.  This could have been clear from the information provided, but I didn't notice until I got this unpacked.  It limits the utility for me - it's ok for close work on a desk or tabletop, but not adequate for a reading or bedside lamp.  The electrical cord (to the outlet) is also somewhat shorter than I'd anticipated it would be.

In sum: it works, it has it's uses, but it's limited.  I bought this item because of the low price but I'd do more shopping and not be so price-sensitive next time.
3228708
Doesn't hold a charge as well as I would like but useful anyway.
4388813
REASONABLE FOR THE COST, BUT NOT THE BEST I HAVE TRIED.
1721050
Pretty decent kit.  It's a bit of a pet peeve of mine when these kits come in a case that is too small, though.  I knew I would be getting cheap, kinda junky tools, but I figured they would at least all be neatly organized and accessible in the molded case.  Well, apparently several of the tools were an after-thought, because they just hang out in voids in the case BEHIND other tools.  So, if you want to use the allen keys, you have to take out the tire levers and a screwdriver to get at them.

I suppose it's not a huge deal, but come on guys.  Just vacuform a couple more slots in there so all of the tools are accessible.  Or put some open space off to the side for loose tools if you plan to change what's included in the kit.

Anyway, I've used this kit for a bit of tuning on my bike and the small slotted screwdriver is chipping off its finish, but really it's no big deal.  In general the tools seem just as cheap as I would expect for the price.  Much better to have the bike-specific tools than to try to make do with the normal tools from home depot.
1595997
I ordered this unit as part of an ongoing project to organize the enormous chaotic mess of our basement.  It has been invaluable in that pursuit.  It does, however, have a couple drawbacks.  The first is that I, at least, do not find many of its functions at all intuitive.  I frequently find myself having to refer back to the instructions on how to do things like change the number of lines or size of print because the little symbols on the keyboard are virtually useless.  I imagine that will resolve with time.  The other problem is that the tapes for it are very expensive and virtually impossible to find locally, which wasn't a factor I thought to consider when picking a unit.  You might want to.
4625411
Useful little gadget, it seems. But it doesn't actually stay in the wall very well. Especially when you've got it filled all the way up. The rotating bit can also be a bit dodgy, but overall it is still working after two years or so.
3346294
This is better than nothing, and it does the job, but it has some shortcomings.

It is difficult to pace myself since I don't know how much time is left.  It does flash faster as time progresses, but figuring out how to equate elapsed time with the speed of flashing is an acquired skill (it is not nearly as intuitive as a sand timer)

I find it is a little distracting to have to keep looking up to see if the timer is finished.

The construction is pretty flimsy; I bought two (one for the kids, one for me) and already one stopped working.  Could be the cheap batteries, but I suspect a bit of shower moisture got into the electronics since it is not in any way sealed.

Bottom line: it does the job, but if you look around you can probably find a better solution.
2939330
It does what I need but its not the greatest device ... it actually kinda sucks .. BUT I have found a way to make it work for me until I can invest in something professional.
946022
I use this outside next to my pizza oven, and it gets the job done. Frankly, I'd want something nicer if this was inside and on display. Since I only use it once or twice a month, it will do. It's a little on the small side, and the tools are nothing special. The brush isn't very useful at all. The tong is badly designed since it forces you to have your hands in two different positions.
3248056
Don't have a whole lot to say good about it. It seems the furthest you can get away from the receiver before it starts cutting out is roughly 5 feet, which makes make it pretty useless to me for the reasons I bought it. Also, I find many of the key placements awkward.

If you are looking for something cheap and small, that's about all this keyboard has going for it. It's not awful, but you get what you pay for.
256395
A little hard to use effectively, but cheap enough to keep around when you need to read the small numbers on electronic components.
888243
I bought this camera to keep in my purse for al those times that I'd wished I'd had a camera with me. For that, it's been pretty good.
I thought I gave it three stars, but see that two are there and I am unable to change that.

The cons:
--It doesn't perform terribly well in low-light, but neither did I expect it to.
--It has problems focusing, seemingly for no reason, and so the results I've gotten have been somewhat inconsistent as far as blurriness goes.
--There are no manual overrides, outside of controlling the flash, but sub-compact cameras were not designed for that.
--It has a rechargeable battery, which is consistent with cameras of this size, so you always have to make sure you are charged up if you need the camera for a big event.
--There can be some inexplicable color artifacts in some of the photos,even when there is plenty of light.
--It's not the speediest camera.
--It doesn't upload all of the photos into iPhoto (skips quite a bit of them), nor does it indicate which of the uploaded items are movies. I haven't figured out why but, because of this, you have to be careful and make sure all of the photos have been captures before deleting them from the camera. It could be that Olympus is just not as Mac-friendly as my Canons have been.

The pros:
--There are some nice, usable scene modes, which are helpful.
--It has an anti-shake feature.
--The movie mode is fairly decent, although there is no ability to zoom.
--It is teeny,tiny and very lightweight, and can go anywhere.
--The photos are generally pretty good for most uses, sometimes surprisingly so (which is unfortunately not consistent).
984950
Its ok for what i need, but i can't say its good for much.
1320905
A nice utility tool, but It can be a little cumbersome to have it in your pocket, at times.
I won't dissuade you from buying it - it  really does all that it is advertised to do, but perhaps the layout could have been a little more user-friendly.
2030011
Not spectacular by any stretch,  but serves its purpose.