Comfortable, easy to use, buttons are cheaply made
358960
I like this bag, I use it everyday. it has very classy look and matches with my clothes. It has cheaply made buttons though.
4286841
This is a simple, responsive, small wireless mouse that very much meets expectations but it I can't say that it exceeds them in any way except maybe for the skin decorations. It best fits 'small hands'.

On the positive side, it's very responsive and it should be going for months on one AA battery (included). Setup on a Windows machine is as easy as plugging the Nano receiver into the USB port.

On the 'not so good', the build feels really cheap and I'm afraid that the locking mechanism for the battery compartment may not last for too long but I could be wrong. Also, unlike other slightly higher end Logitech mice, this one does not have a compartment for storing the receiver which is not a good thing given that this is marketed as a 'laptop' mouse. Sure, you can leave the Nano plugged into the USB port as you move it around but the ability to store the receiver with the mouse would have increased the mouse's own mobility quotient.

Overall rating... it's got to be 3-stars, meaning "it's Okay". The mouse is inexpensive and can be made to work within seconds but it feels 'cheap' (probably because it is), there are no bells and whistles and 'durability' is a concern.
2143800
I love how adjustable and comfortable the straps are. I honestly forget I'm wearing them. Unfortunately, regular use of the buttons causes them to loosen to the point where they do not complete the circuit and basically become useless. It's handy while it lasts, but a headlamp still would be a more consistent alternative.
1153423
Love the wireless.  The mouse is kinda cheaply made - I have a diffrent mouse, but I bought this for the Keypad/calc.  Happy with the Keypad.
1144632
Knit is nice, but the buttons are really flimsy. Not too big a deal, they're easy to sew back on, or just remove completely.
1866212
I got this pad to play games on my PC (obviously) and love the six face button, four shoulder trigger, two clickable analog stick layout. It's really nice. Unfortunately, the controller isn't the most comfortable thing in the world to hold. It feels a bit bulky and a bit cheaply made, though I haven't had any problems with it. The middle FPS button is nice, as I've found it just swaps the (kinda crappy) D-Pad with the left joystick, but I haven't used the button on the right yet. Finally, there's no start or select buttons! Such a natural pair of buttons to add to any controller and they've been neglected here. Not a huge problem but it just feels weird not having them there.

Anyway, this controller's layout is almost perfect. I think a few people here complained about drivers, but it's worked flawlessly through plug 'n play. Zero configuration and it's been great.
3164648
Was looking at the wireless version but then realized I swapped the batteries in my current wireless mouse at least twice in one browsing session...a headache I don't need to have.
  As for the sensei wired [RAW], it's a decent mouse, it's lightweight and smooth, and the orange glow on low setting just about matches my ducky zero mx keyboard.  The braided cable seems relatively sturdy, but in experience, braided cables get brittle and stop working after a while, so time will really have to see how that holds up.  My only real gripe so far is the side buttons, it's ambidextrous, yes, but the buttons are sort of too light, frequently while hitting a button with my thumb, the whole mouse slides over and I click the opposite side button with my ring finger...though this is probably dependent on how you hold the mouse in your hand.  While this would detract from my praise of this mouse normally, steelseries software makes all the buttons customizable, so I just disabled the opposing culprit button and made the other a macro.
3656809
I guess you can't expect more for the price, but also I would not have paid more. The volume buttons on the side feel a bit cheap but so far they work fine. I'm not too sure how long this thing will last, but in the past I had only good experiences with Logitech products.

Reception and mic transmission is reliable for about 5 meters ~ 15 feet max. After that, there's a light crackle, getting worse with distance. Battery life is as described. Long USB cable comes with it, you can charge it while wearing even if you have a Desktop, given that it has front USB.

Go ahead if you need an affordable wireless headset.
1999615
These phones are light, comfortable, very nice sounding, and long range.  The ear cup design is the best I've used.  The buttons for volume control on the ear cup are not laid out well though.  They lack tell one button from the next without looking at them.  The power button is between the volume up and down buttons, so I'm always shutting the phones off when trying to adjust volume.
4269760
These key fobs arrived in a well padded package with easy to follow instructions for programming. They have held up very well. They are of a sturdy plastic. The only complaint I have is that the wording wore off very quickly from the buttons. I know what the buttons are so it's easy to use. I just thought it would last longer than it did.
All in all, this is a good product.
4812999
This alarm clock works as it's described and the idea behind it is great.  The light usually wakes me up just before the audio portion of the alarm does, which helps the wake up process be less abrasive.  My biggest complaint is the buttons.  The buttons are tiny, clumped together, and arranged along the outer edge of the light's rim, which makes it very difficult to press the right one without feeling around the edge for a while.  The whole front panel is supposed to be touch sensitive, but I found that certain areas are more sensitive than others and required me to touch around for a while for it to register.  If the buttons were more user friendly, I would give this perfect rating.
45133
I had been loving this mouse for several months ever since I had first purchased it.  Small, lightweight, comfortable, gentle on the batteries, and highly customizable.  The one flaw that simply can't be overlooked by a company as otherwise reputable as Logitech (and as pricey as this mouse is relative to others) is the now-acknowledged design flaw in the primary button -- earlier this week the mouse began tripping random clicks and double-clicks; I'm in the market for a replacement that, for now, will not be from Logitech.  Recommendation: avoid for now.
176027
The green laser is not too bad on this presenter.  It's bright enough, and has a slight pulse to it, making it easier to see.  The built-in memory is a great feature, letting you carry your presentation right in the receiver.  But unfortunately, that's where the good points end.
The buttons are much smaller than I expected, making them difficult to find and press.  And the markings on the buttons... those are really hard to see, even when you're not presenting and have time to look at them.  I love having the volume controls available, especially since other brands have taken that feature away.  But this whole unit had a very "cheap" feel to it in my hand, making me so afraid it would break with too much movement.  Even the zipper case, which is a great feature, seemed like an after-thought: the presenter doesn't fit right in the case without putting the unit slightly crooked, like they used the case for another product and included it with this one.
As it is, the unit I received didn't work at all on Mac or PC, so I had to return it.  But even if it had been fully functional, the buttons and cheap feel would have had me returning it anyway.
3908934
I've purchased several of these Chef Works coats. The positives for me are that they are lightweight and comfortable.  Unfortunately, one or more buttons have fell off each of them after a few months of use.
422094
Pros: Easy to use, light-weight, color options.
Cons: Very cheaply made. The buttons already had some scratches. Zeros itself. I lost my counts so many times. Very unreliable. The buttons are flimsy. I kept checking if it was counting everytime I pressed.
3472864
Pros:
- Fits my hand well.
- Easy to configure the buttons
- Weights
- Can change the color of the glowing LEDs
- Easy to change the DPI

Cons:
- Default configuration for mouse buttons was strange.  I had to install the driver to remap the buttons.  On the plus side, that's possible and pretty straight forward to do.  On the down side, I cannot use this mouse at work because of installing driver software.
1185356
After going through two previous iPod armbands which lasted less than 6 months each, my Tuneband just arrived and upon taking it out of the package, I can already tell it's going to last much longer than my two previous armbands.  I previously had a griffen technologies armband and while it was comfortable and inexpensive, it was cheaply made and and the velcro pads began pulling off within the first month of use.  You also had to take the ipod out of the the case in order to charge or synch with your computer.  The Tuneband's armband itself is made of velcro (instead of relying on glued-on velcro circles) so there's no way for the velcro to pull off.  It also allows for a perfect adjustment since you don't have to line up the velcro pads (with the other armbands, it was possible to be in-between sizes -- one adjustment was a little too big and the next size down was too small).

The skin allows for charging/synching without removing the ipod.  The armband itself provides a snug comfortable fit and feels much more substantial than my previous armbands.

It's a little more expensive that some of the cheaper armbands, but worth the premium.

Feb 7 Update:  I have noticed that the armband might be a little tight for people with big upper arms.  My upper arm measures ~14" relaxed and I only have an additional 1", maybe 1.5" of slack to be able to loosen the band further.  If you have 20" biceps, this isn't going to work for you.