Almost perfect except for one important flaw.
349871
Almost perfect - almost. Bought for my 9 year old. He loves it.

Pros
- beautiful color. Nice bright electric blue, looks great with his blue uniform. Zippers and seams are gray and contrast nicely.
- The vertical "Under Armour" brand writing in the front and horizontal writing along the bottom of the bag, along with another little brandmark on the straps, are all reflective in the dark. I really like that.
-Huge. More vertical space than horizontal though -- meaning my kid can stack his books upright in the bag and then place his high tops and his lunch on top of his books. Not in front, there is not enough space.
- Pocket for laptop. Big enough for a 15 inch screen.
-Lightweight -- despite it's size, it is very lightweight and my son can load it with his stuff and still carry it easily.
-Durable material (except for the bottom part, see below), feels like the same stuff LL Bean backpacks are made of. Back and shoulder straps are padded.
- Multiple pockets, including stretchy side pockets for holding water bottles and a big lower pocket large enough to hold running shoes (but not high tops)
- Diagonal straps along the left side of the front of the bag that you can attach other things onto using carabiner clips, like a Nalgene bottle, for example.

Con -
- Only one con -- but it is a major one. The bottom is a thin gray vinyl lining. That's it. It is not reinforced or padded, so when my kid drops his backpack to the floor it makes this unsettling clap as you hear his books smacking the floor through this vinyl. Even though there is space for a laptop I would not feel comfortable placing on in there -- the side of the laptop touching the bottom has no protection at all. I do not see this lining lasting more than a year with normal kid wear and tear. Even as an adult, I would feel nervous letting it touch the ground or non-carpeted floor. This gray bottom does not look or feel built to last at all. That is very disappointing because the entire rest of the back looks and feels very durable. We will have to see I am right regarding the bottom.
3746674
The functionality of the keyboard is quite nice.  When you consider the awesomeness of the Fire HD 10 and what it can do, it only makes sense to get this particular kind of case for it.  However, the one caveat that I have noticed is more of a cosmetic defect.  The underside of the case has a long narrow rubber strip running down its side.  Supposedly, this keeps the unit and keyboard from slipping across the desk you may be using.  I found it to be quite helpful.  However, less than 3 weeks after having it, the rubber strip has begun to peel off.  Currently  it is sitting half on and half off.  It's one of those things that you may not notice initially, but when it begins to malfunction, you notice its presence quite quickly.  I'd really like to take it off but as I said, it's a need now on my desktop.  I guess that I'll write the manufacturer and warn them of this.  If you can get past that little defect, I believe that this keyboard case is so appropriate, that it really should have been included with the tablet in the first place.
2633434
I love my Toshiba Satellite.  It was up and running out of the box without a glitch in any way.  The keyboard has the nicest
touch response I've ever experienced, although I must point out a major design flaw on the part of Toshiba: the one and only way to power the computer comes by way of a button of the detachable wireless keyboard.  So if something happens to your keyboard, you are not going to be able to plug in an external keyboard and operate this unit.  Bad planning by the product engineers, I would say.  Another minor ergonomic quibble relates to the Disc drive drawer, whose button is practically impossible to locate
by touch alone.  (The "open" button is recessed to the point where it is practically flush with the drawer.) I've learned to
use the "eject" button on my Windows Media Player rather than
hunt for the hidden "eject" button on the drawer itself!)  Also,
the floppy slot is rather awkward in shape.  I don't have much
need for that format, but would be unhappy if I did.  Other than
those things, I recommend the unit heartily.  The heat and noise
is far less severe than my previous laptop units by Compaq, IBM, and WinBook.  The huge bright screen makes watching DVDs a joy.
And the navy blue and black style is more attractive than photos would indicate.
4818697
I purchased this case to because I wanted something that wasn't too bulky to put in my backpack when traveling. It fits my Canon G16 with a wrist strap perfectly but without the neck strap. This case has enough padding to protect the camera while in my bag. However, Im not sure how well it would do if I dropped it on the ground, but sacrificing less bulk/padding for traveling is obviously my choice and it fit my requirements perfectly. Now for the one flaw that for me is significant. Inside the front of the case there is a small pocket for memory cards. When I use the camera both memory cards I have in the pocket easily fall out onto the ground, so buyers of this case need to be aware that they will need to close the case as soon as they remove their camera to avoid losing any items or constantly check to ensure they haven't fallen out. The pocket needs either a flap or a small piece of Velcro to ensure the items stored in the pocket actually stay in the pocket.  My rating for this case is 3.5 stars for the pocket issue. If it was fixed I would give it 5 stars.
1601688
This is a great tool and offers excellent build quality except for one part... and it is an important one.  The central pivot of this tool is cast metal and as such represents the weak link in the tool.  I'll admit that it has not broken on mine yet, but when something does go, it will be that central pivot link.

The only other issue I can see some people having is that the cork screw is quite short.  Still, this tool is holding up well and is very nice for picnics and concerts.
3647748
This charging dock is almost perfect, with one small gripe. First, the good.  The dock holds your phone at a nice angle on your desk.  The bottom plate has a little spring to it to accommodate different phones and different cases.  I'm using this with a Nexus 5X with a thin TPU case and it sits just fine.  In addition, the connector swivels a little bit front to back to accommodate different locations of the connector on the bottom of your phone, again allowing for a thicker case on the back and letting your phone lean forward or back a little bit.  There is a nice rubber grip that your phone leans against that provides a little bit of a cushioned back.
The only bad thing about this is that it has a micro USB connector on the back, so my phone will not charge rapidly.  If this had a USB Type-C connector on the back, it would be perfect.  The good news about the micro USB is that the supplied cable is reversible, albeit a little short (about 2 ft) which overcomes one downfall of micro USB.  I will keep using it, because I don't always need to rapid charge my phone, especially if I can keep it docked on my desk all day.
1474818
This case is on the right track.  I would give it five stars, but it suffers from two significant flaws.  First, the case does not cover the entire rim or outer band of the phone.  Notably, the top and bottom portions of the phone are exposed.  This case would be near perfect if the case covered the entire outside of the phone.  Second, the magnet which keeps the flap from popping up most definitely affects the digitizer and leaves a circular dead spot where the magnet is.  I cut my magnet out and super glued the flap down.  It is much better now.  Other than those two flaws, it is the best slim profile wallet case available.  Wish they would make a new one and fix the above-mentioned problems.
4699206
I love the design of this case and it's very durable for the price. I think this is my 4th dandy case and so far this is the best quality. But it does have one major design flaw--the top right button to power off your phone is unusable because the indentation on the case is too high up and doesn't allow you to press this button in unless you really jam your fingernail into it with a lot of pressure. It's not such a big deal for me to auto power off my phone but it's super annoying that I can't take a screenshot anymore because I can't access this button. :( super cute case but I wouldn't buy it again.
1395501
this product deserves 5 stars, however, there is one major flaw.  When the camera is in the unit it is bomb proof, will never fall out because it does not use the magnet - it uses a screw to compress the camera into the sleeve.  Very tight fit -- awesome.  But there is no way to hit the WIFI button on the camera when it is in the sleeve; so this forces you to loosen it and remove every time to turn on the WIFI for the camera - thereby having to readjust the angle of your camera every time.  Real pain!
Now I did find a workaround to this issue and it works great.  I cut a minor groove out of the corner of the sleeve allowing me to hit the WIFI button whenever I want to use it; without compromising the angle of the camera on my helmet.  You can see the blue light - Look at the pictures. Hope this helps.
Really great unit accept for this flaw.
1419541
I love the material of this product. Everything is fine with one problem. The portion of the case that overlaps the face of my phone is exactly perfect at the top, riding just above the camera and the speaker with elegance. The portion of the case that overlaps the face of my phone at the bottom near the "Menu, Home, Back, and Search" keys, is sloppy. I can see how crooked the thin layer of the Cimo case allows the chrome stripping to be visible in certain spots. This could be fixed if they brought the case a bit closer to the touch screen keys. It would appear to look eloquent if they made the bottom overlapping portion the same as the top. I have a $600.00 Samsung phone with a case that reduces the value by it's look that isn't precise.
2173290
This pack is probably fairly priced because it is high quality. There are a ton of great features in this pack and the ability to carry a rifle securely is very difficult to find. BUT this backpack does have one major design flaw I would like others to be aware of before purchasing. The two hip compartments interfere with natural arm swing while walking. With so many great features I was surprised that ALPS included two compartments that for me defeated the usefulness of this backpack. I should add that the waist belt is removable, but since most of the weight of a heavy pack should be distributed to the hips I have decided I am not willing to sacrifice in this manner, and I am not going to cut them off my new pack (for $85 I'll keep looking for a backpack that fits my needs). I'll attach a picture so you can decide for yourself.
1709129
It's a well built case that is is comfortable to grip, and I love the holster. Only one flaw--the screen is desensitized on the edges due to the screen protector. It doesn't take me more than twice to hit the correct button since I'm so used to it, but when other people use my phone it's more of an inconvenience. If Otterbox fixed this issues, it would be a five-star case.
1242078
Overall, it is a great product, but with one major flaw.

PROS:
Super easy setup. You plug in the soundbar, plug in the sub, then turn them on and hit the pair button on the sub to pair the two devices.
Bluetooth is really cool. I have it set up to when I hit he Bluetooth button on the remote, my phone automatically opens to Spotify to start playing music.
The sound is great for the price. Clear sounds from my TV that blow the internal speakers out of the water.

CONS:
The way the inputs are shown is a little odd. They use the volume LEDs on the left side of the soundbar to tell you what input is which with flashing lights. It's hard to tell which input you are at from a distance like the couch or something. So you are just left cycling through the inputs, waiting a couple seconds in between to see if the signal picks up at the correct input.
RIGHT SPEAKER BUZZES when there is a quiet scene in a movie or video game and there is ambiance noise in the background. It's infuriating to hear that when you're focusing on what the characters in a show are saying. It's like the speaker is "popping" or something over and over again every time is reverberates. It happened on the first set I got. I did a replacement with Amazon (super easy A+) and the second one was great for a month, and then started doing it again after the return window passed. It's an extremely annoying noise that drowns out the ambiance or background noise in TV shows and I've resorted to just unplugging it and using my awful TV speakers for the time being.

So yeah, it's a great set of soundbar and sub, but that major flaw makes is a pass for me. Sad too, I really enjoyed this.
1440815
This is a fantastic product with one major flaw
.. . After receiving it last week from Amazon. I was immediately impressed with the design details. This saw does need some minor tweeking. But after doing so. It's dead on accurate. I do have one complaint. My saw also has chips and scratches out of the box. AND it was not from shipping. As the box was Un damaged when it arrived. The table finish is NOT durable. I noticed that it chips off with little to no effort. And it's because of this reason I'm giving it only 2 stars. This to me is a obvious defect in materials or a quality control issue. And though it's only cosmetic. This finish should hold up to far more abuse than me just running my finger nail over the top surface. I have already thrown the box out. So shipping it back is not an option. And it's doubtful to me that the next unit would be free from the same issue. Aluminum is notoriously difficult to paint. Powder couting is more durable. But if the aluminum is not prepared perfectly. The coating will not have good adhesion. Which is obviously the case here. I believe Amazon or Dewalt should either find a fix for this issue. Or compensate the people that are having problems with the finish on their saws. After all.. This is by far the most expensive portable saw on the market. Next only to the SawStop. Other than that one issue. I love the saw. Fix the paint.. And it would be perfect.
4440227
As my title says, this lapdesk is almost perfect. The flaw is in the pullout mouse tray. Within a few days of use, I noticed that the thin ridge around the tray was causing discomfort in my palm. However, I noticed that when I turned the lapdesk over, the bottom side of the mouse tray has 3/4 inch smooth border which is very comfortable on the palm. It may not be as pretty upside down, but it sure feels nice. I use this lapdesk every day for several hours and I am very happy with this product. Buy it, but flip it over for best comfort!
4481414
I really like this product except for one glaring error. All the flaps that cover the different buttons and the decorative ones on the sides and back don't seal properly and they keep popping out. It's annoying to hold it and feel the flap be disengaged. I really like the prop to stand it up because it works for both directions and you can change the position and it stays. Everything else is great.
4287074
This would be a guaranteed 5-Star review if not for one little design flaw. As shown in my picture, in order to use the fingerprint reader effectively, the case needs to be cut out on the opening for the charging port. Once this adjustment is made, the reader works fine. Without making this cut, the reader doesn't work well and becomes more of a pain than it is worth. Other than this one simple fix that Urban Armor could easily have made themselves, this is a quality case that allows the GS6 Edge to maintain it's aesthetic and functionality while offering it decent protection. Urban Armor, you know what to do. The ball is in your court now.