Best bang for the buck I can find
347838
I'm pretty darn new to cars - I've been doing most of my preventative maintenance and some minor repairs starting July this year. When I first took that on, I grabbed a cheap set of Kobalt sockets in a triple pack of driver sizes; they did not hold up. When I researched for new tools Tekton wasn't something that anyone seemed to be swearing by, but every single time anyone posted a problem with a Tekton tool - on multiple car related forums, a motorcycle forum, and Amazon a Tekton representative found the comment and took care of them. Neither Snap On or Craftsman could say the same. I felt confident that I didn't have a lot to lose with that kind of service, and so I bought this, the 1/4" driver set and a 1/2" driver; the quality is immediately apparent, and has noticeably better QC than the Kobalt set ever did. Maybe my opinion will change with use, but I'm certainly not worried.
4794262
Best bang for the buck!  Good quality and engineering. At 76 I found things that hurt I did not know I had!
1224575
I've had at least 5 sets of these since I first discovered them. Great bang for the buck, I just wish I could hang onto them.

I would have to say that the new flat wire is a great improvement in durability but I don't agree that they tangle less than the older round type. I never had any trouble with the round type but these new ones are like a stiff fettuccini noodle that just won't unwind!!

Nonetheless, I couldn't imagine needing to pay more and surely wouldn't pay less for the other crap. I'm a real stickler for sound quality but I'd have to stop listening to music if I ever lost a pare of $400 earplugs.

Oh, I fly a lot and you do need to relieve the pressure on your ears, but I still love them.

Cheers!!
4037748
Was the best bang for your buck I could find as it was slightly less expensive even than ones that did not come with the cord. I also really like the option of plugging in instead of hard wiring it so it can go with me when I move.
2227605
Best bang for the buck.
 Rim is molded into one piece rather than open and flimsy like some others.  Color in the photo does not represent it fully and is why I had passed on it several times in my searching for a pot.  If you see the photo of the saucer it better represents the sandstone color or go to the Tusco website.  With the saucer on the pot it leaves about an inch and a half around the base.
I replanted some large palms that were in 22 inch pots previously and it took about a bag and a half of the jumbo bags of planter mix for each palm.
The pot is completely sealed but has 4 raised areas that can be drilled out for drain holes.
I really wanted some stone pots but considering I got 3 of these with saucers for the price of one stone pot I am happy.
3548036
Solid performance at very good price.  The specs I have tested are spot on, including distortion, noise, and rise time.
However, buy it only as a standalone instrument; the PC communications link is useless.
(A protocol that might work uses hex codes which probably map into Chinese characters.)  The PC utility program for another similar item, which might work here, has been reported as incomplete (allows only one-way communication).
Even though the Amazon listing is for the 2 MHz model, I received the 5 MHz model; no problem for me.
The unit  has enough current to drive a small speaker directly.  The spec says "Output resistance 50 ohm" and I hear a (and view) a 2 kHz sine wave of about 100 mV RMS across the speaker terminals.
Power requires about 5 VDC @ 0.1 A, so battery operation is quite feasible.
1569161
Best bang for the buck out there from a quality brand. The temp controls are a bit cumbersome, but this is a good solid iron.
2220446
Some of the best sounding headphones I can find for the money.  Much better than more expensive models.  Too bad they are being discontinued.
1072710
Great bang for the buck. I only use for watching TV, so I don't know about music. So far very happy with battery life. Sound quality is very good, and they are very comfortable.
1127983
I have a pair of 105 pedals and bought these for another bike. I was surprised by their quality. Best bang for the buck. I highly recommend these. Don't buy Shimano pedals one step lower than these. Not worth it. Just get these and you are good to go.
2566255
Great bang for the buck. Stable and well built for $140. All the parts were there and everything fit. Better than other Chinese products I have assembled. Took a little over an hour to assemble.  Good instructions but pretty intuitive anyway.  I could have likely assembled it without the instructions.  Ankle supports are good. Like any inversion table balanced inversion requires proper adjustment of the leg extension. If you don't understand center of gravity concepts and you complain that it doesn't invert, don't blame the table,,,, blame the operator.  You can spend double or triple for other brands but in the end they all do they same thing and they all have the same challenges.
3310597
Awesome bang for the buck! This thing is easy to assemble, durable, and just perfect so far.
1851469
Great bang for the buck.  The only issue is having to enter a password when you want to listen to certain radio stations.  Otherwise not too shabby
4670859
For the price, you will not find a more functional head unit. While a bit outdated, the navigation is quite accurate. To find a head unit that offers nav and A2DP streaming (playing music from your smartphone without wires) less than $500 is hard to do. My only real complaint is that, at times, the navigation system acts as though I've never used it and makes me go through the setup process again; really not too big of a deal. A small annoyance is that I cannot figure out a way to control the ringer volume. As long as I can hit the mute button as soon as I realize the phone is about to ring, it's fine. Otherwise, whatever volume the music is set to will be the volume of an obnoxious ringer blaring in full stereo surround. If I had $800 to spend, I'd most definitely go for a name brand unit. On a budget, I am very happy with my purchase. I've had it in my 2010 Prius for about a year now and haven't had any real issues to date.
1132395
For the money, there isn't much out there that is going to improve on this sound.  I replaced a set of Seas components with 4rth order crossovers for these (not so much because the seas sounded bad, they were really good, but because I am no longer running a subwoofer, and the seas 5.25" woofers in an adapter bracket do not provide enough bass in free air compared to a 6x9"), and I am impressed.  I am powering these with a Powerbass ASA3 4-channel amp, which, at 3-ohms, is advertised as capable of 150w per channel.  Damn.  Either way, these speakers take it with ease, and I will soon be lowering my high pass down to about 60hz from about 80 as it is now.  I have the PB 3xl 6.5" components in my front doors, and these, despite a single cap on the tweeter and nothing on the woofer (which is wrong according to the description, btw), actually seem to sound much cleaner in the upper midrange and lower treble.  I can't hear any audible odd-order breakups in the typical 1.5khz - 4khz range like I can with my front speakers.  I was originally going to put a .5 inductor on the woofer to roll-off its response above 2.5khz, but I realize these sound just fine as is.  Note, mine have the big ferrite magnets as advertised on Powerbassusa.com, not the Neodymium ones you see in this picture, which made me sad.  Anyways, If you are on a budget and need a 6x9 coax that can play very very loud, but also very very clean, and fulfill a very realistic SQ requirement, just buy these.
2603510
I've had this for a year and a half now, still chugging, using it every day at a tire shop. Power is good, noise is reasonable, it's light enough and well balanced. The trigger is less controllable than the IR but for $100 less I can live with that. I like the trigger better than the Snap-on, which is $450, give or take a firstborn. Also all my coworkers are too snobby to come borrow my impact which is fine with me.
1674194
I purchased these along with several other headphones to find the best bang for the buck.
Here is a quick breakdown of why these were my #1 choice.
Pros:

Audio quality:
-Excellent bass, mids and highs are fairly clear, overall they give you a well balanced and LOUD (for not requiring batteries) experience. These were the loudest headphones I tested by far, moreover, they did not distort the sound at all.

Build Quality:
 -When you unfold these they give you a satisfying "click". The headband is fairly flexible although it is made of plastic. They fit on ear comfortably and the ear pads are very soft leather.

Price.
-When I Purchased these for around $60 they were well worth it and easily outperformed some other $100+ headphones I have tested.

Cons:
-Prolonged use (2hr+ for me) can be slightly uncomfortable because the headband is fairly tight. (I have an average sized head)

The mids and highs may not be on par with audiophile requirements.(Although better 3 other similarly priced headphones, they could not compare to the ATH-50's)