Good product with small room for improvement
359507
Good price, worked well for headlight restoration.

It would be nicer if:

- Sheets had grit sizes printed on them. This would allow you to determine at-a-glance whether you're grabbing the right one and more easily determine front/back of the finer grits without feeling them.
- sandpaper grit => micron sizing provided. While it is possible to look this info up, it'd make it much easier to compare this to more traditional sandpapers if there were at least an approximation of a sizing cross-reference.
1607221
I like it and it does the job well enough. Personally added a velcro strip to keep the loose piece more stable

Fits my system with a case
8 slots for my games - probably enough space in the zipper compartment for an additional small game card holder if I wanted
I can fit a charging cable + small brick in the zippered compartment.

Suggestions:
Add velcro to the back of the removable case and inside the case itself - still easy removal but also more secure for when you're not trying to remove it. This was a simple DIY for me so no biggie
Maybe add a higher quality zipper - it doesn't feel as smooth as some zippers I've used
799349
Good product for the price but the small and scramble screen make it difficult to navigate sometime; otherwise, a perfect buy.
4195290
good item does what it sats could do so much more with a better design but for now this will do
3521784
These are a great design as they may give you room for a shoe rack beneath your trousers. The quality is good, but the spray lacquer finish should be allowed to cure a bit longer before packing and shipping. The off-gasing is less than pleasant. Frankly the hangers should be packed better as well. They come stacked in the box without any packing material. As a result there is some finish loss at the edges due to the hangers moving around. One of mine was dented in two places. A simple paper interleaving would solve this problem. I hope the manufacturer actually reads their reviews. The product is essentially quite good but could be improved with minimal production adjustments at a very small cost.
1235572
There are a couple of features of this hanger that could be greatly improved: 1. It needs some of the hanging prongs to be narrower- the buckle of my thinner (ladies) belts do not fit over the prongs and therefor have to be stored elsewhere and 2: The walnut section of the hanger is thicker than need be, which means it takes up more room than needed in my closet.  As someone who lives in a smallish home, space is at a premium.  Those issues aside, it works well for belts with larger buckles and I like that there are prongs on both sides of the hanger for maximum capacity.  This product would be good for someone who has lots of standard/large belts and closet space.
3347596
very handy, but it would be better if there was more space between the outlets to allow for bigger charging units.
897180
Overall it is nice to save space, energy and provide a nice interface to the USB based charging devices. However the product needs to mature a little bit more,
a) should consume less space so the power/neutral connecting screws are not too close the metal frame
b) should have better mounting screws and metal frame for stability.
c) could have a small led light to show power.
d) could have GFCI for locations like Kitchen
1749400
Pros: good pet/owner visibility; Sturdy; adequate storage options, easy access to pet from different ends and a "comfort" access on the side to slide a hand in to comfort your pet.

Cons: Not as large as I expected.  The advertised dimensions are external.  The inside space is about 8 inches wide by 19 inches long, by 12 inches high at the peak of the arched top, but only about 8 inches high at the "shoulder" of the roof.  That's a long skinny space.

We are travelling with our 9 lb. Maltese puppy this summer, flying on Delta.  We have a&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Original-Deluxe-Sherpa-Carrier-Medium/dp/B001CQAB8C/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Original Deluxe Sherpa Carrier (Medium)</a>&nbsp;which I've been using to train Cody to be comfortable travelling in a confined space.  I was hoping the Bergan would be a bit larger with better visibility so that he can see me when he's at my feet.

Cody has adjusted to the Sherpa bag and will go in, turn around, and settle on command. He's not thrilled, but he doesn't fuss as long as I'm near.  Inside he has about 10"x10"x17" of space.  He can stand with his head stooped, and turn around.  He can lie down and curl up next to me.  It's snug, but I can tell he's not uncomfortable.

When I gave the command to enter the Bergan, he hesitated.  It was new, so I expected that.  When he did go in, he had difficulty getting himself turned around, and I could see that he was crowded at the shoulder. There wasn't room to lie down without being scrunched sideways, and there was an excess of room lengthways.  The narrowness of the interior space was compounded when using the shoulder strap.  Even without his weight to pull the bag down, the straps narrowed the sides of the bag as they pulled.  In contrast, the Sherpa has a rigid frame at both ends that help to hold the shape and space of the bag while carrying.  The included pad with the Bergan also seems fixed to the bottom plate and takes up about 1" of vertical space, making the height even lower. I had him exit immediately and determined to return it.  There's just not enough room for a 9 lb Maltese.

To be fair, Cody was only in the bag for about 15 seconds, just long enough to see that there was no way for him to get comfortable inside.  So my review is all about space.  Others may have a more educated opinion about the long-term use of this item.  However, I would suggest that, if you have the money and the pet's physical comfort is a high priority, get the Sherpa.  If you need a sturdy bag at a bargain price, or it's most important for your pet to be able to see you, try the Bergan.

Cody will be riding in the Sherpa.  If I need to comfort him, I'll slip my hand in the top flap.  If he needs to see me, I'll turn the bag.  At least I'll know he's as comfortable as possible in the Airline allotted space.
1819746
The keyboard has a nice overall size, but the individual keys are a bit small, and there's somewhat-excessive empty space between each rounded key. I feel like the keys could've been made more square to take up more space to make it easier to type, but it's decent as it is right now.

Holding shift doesn't allow you to use the space bar (it seems to be a special function that does something else), which is a small annoyance. Home and End keys aren't visible on the keyboard, but the functionality can be accessed by pressing fn + (arrow keys). I heavily use the Home and End keys so I'm glad they're easily accessible.

The keyboard has nice tactile feed back. It's a bit loud, which might bother of people or if you're the kind of person who likes quiet keyboards. I personally like the sound, and there's a nice clack and thump when you hit keys.

The green device-holding bar is rubberized so there's some friction to hold things in. It only holds my phone when it's not in its case though (Galaxy S7), but I guess it would be difficult to create a slot that would work with devices that have a large variety of thicknesses.

Overall a good full-sized bluetooth keyboard with nice tactile feedback.
4145609
Needs a little additional space for the accessories (cords & spare battery).
2301552
The towel rack stand is easy to put together with the hex wrench provided.  There are three screws to put in.  Do not over-tighten or you will strip the screws.  Make sure to hold the bars perpendicular in order to get the right alignment as you insert the screws.

I read all the reviews of this product before purchasing it and I still bought it.  One problem is that the bars are too close together.  I don't think I have thick towels, but they are not beach towels.  I had to fold the towels in half.  You can fit three towels on the bar if the towels are folded in half width-wise and draped over the bar; however, the shortest bar is too short for a bath towel.

I was disappointed when I got this product assembled and put the towels on it.  I don't see how the towels will be able to dry if there are three towels placed up against each other.  Also, if the towels are folded in half, they will not dry completely.

This is a good product if you are single and have a small bathroom.  It is quite attractive.  I put five rubber bumpers on the base, evenly spaced, and one bumper on each of the ends where it hits the wall.  I like the look of the product, but for functionality, the bars need to be spaced wider so the towels will be separated more.
3575273
Compact size, good performance.  A carrying case would have been an added attraction.
1582265
Solid product, good design, spacious.  But the zippers and windows could be made to open more easily.
1031749
I like this product but there is definitely room for improvement. My iPod sits a bit loose in it and shifts around some. Additionally, the way the material the product is cut  it is not so neatly fitted to the iPod's speakers as it could be. This seems to have a partial negative impact the on sound the iPod delivers.
3932887
This is a great product for honey extraction, and it is well built as far as sturdiness goes. However, there are a few things that can be improved. The hole for honey to come out of, could be placed in a way that makes more honey come out It is hard to clean, due to the whole electrical unit needing to be able to be lifted up and removed but it can't be moved really at all. Lastly, the legs are too short. Some units are made to fit a 5 gallon bucket underneath, but this unit has legs that are too short for anything to fit under there. However, for the price, those are minor inconveniences. I extracted about 21 lbs of honey in about an hour
232414
Pros:
Physically smaller, and less wasted space than the previous metal FIFO/shelf unit. That unit was poorly designed, and constantly had cans falling perpendicular to the roll. Because of the tight fit, especially for soda-style cans, we've not had a single one slide incorrectly yet.

The smaller physical footprint also allows for it to be placed in a better location within the fridge.

It's shipped flat-packed, and assembly took less than five minutes.

Minor Cons:

The cans DO have a direction to be placed in, though, or they tilt and don't feed quite perfect. Top of the can goes to the right of the unit, and keeps them level. So the manufacturer accounted for the slope of the can tops, but it isn't obvious at first.

The top of it seems a little flimsy, but it doesn't appear to be too critical.