Slow, but compact and effective
343443
Slow, but small and effective. If you want a speedy filtering solution, this is not for you. But it is a very effective water filter and very compact. I would recommend getting larger fill bags so you can filter more water at once.
535723
Works fast and efficiently without occupying a lot of space.
4717521
This is a handy little product- not as fast as a progressive press (after all, nothing is), but very compact.  It allows me to conveniently reload almost anywhere, instead of having to hide in the garage with a mounted press.  The breech-lock system makes changing dies a breeze as well, making adjustment a once-in-a-while job rather than an every-time job.  The limits:  it's small, so it is hard to put enough force on the handle for big cartridges (straight-walled and large magnum rifle cartridges, especially); when depriming, the primers go into a hole in the ram, which needs to be emptied after every 20 cases; and it's hand-held, so it can be tricky to keep charged cases upright (and keep them from falling off the shellholder) during bullet seating. That said, it's well worth the small amount of money you'd pay for one.  I use mine almost exclusively for handgun ammo, and save the match target rifle ammo for the bench press; sometimes I also save the seating step for the bench press.  But the ability to do my case sizing and neck expansion in the living room with the tube on takes a lot of the tedium out of the process.  And with this press and a small powder scale, an entire reloading setup could be stored in an average-sized kitchen drawer.  It's a passable alternative for apartment-bound reloaders, seems like it would be OK (but not ideal) for beginners, and is a great extra tool for those of us that reload a lot but would also like to see the sunshine once in a while.
4536187
Small compact yet powerful,highly recommended
4663120
Great price, great form factor (very compact), great quality. The only downside is that these are very slow to load.
1465990
certainly handy to have.  this is very slow but for the price it is a great little product.
2167599
I selected this model because it was the smallest compressor-style dehumidifier I could find.  I bought it for an off-grid RV  (260 sqft) in Western Washington.  This unit draws 210 watts, as compared to most units that draw 350 or more.  Thermo-electric style dehumidifiers have been pretty much useless for me in this environment.

This is somewhat of a specialty unit because for the same price, you can purchase a much larger unit with a bigger compressor.  So right off the bat let me say, unless you are power or space constrained, you would probably do better with a bigger unit.  That said, I *am* power constrained, and so far this unit has been perfect for me.

It shipped from China from Oujing Electric, with a user manual that was photocopied and bound in a report folder. While written in broken English, it is very thorough, and so far everything in it is correct.  Shipping time was a bit over a week, so I was pleased with that.  It arrived well packaged, and in perfect condition.

It has all the features you would expect from a compressor style dehumidifier. Digital controls, two fan speeds, programmable humidity level from 40% to 80% in 5% increments.  It has a "Clothes Dry" setting that runs the compressor and fan on high continuously. I will be making use of that for sure. The air-intake has a removable, cleanable filter. It has an automatic defrost cycle.

As expected from such a small unit, it has a tiny little reservoir.  Only 1.5L.  But it came with a drain hose for continuous use.  Its small size allows it to sit nicely on my counter, so I can drain it into the sink. The drain hose does not connect to a garden hose. It's just a length of vinyl tubing. You could buy an adapter from Home Depot, I would think.

When I first turned it on in my RV, it read 83%. My indoor/outdoor weather station reported the indoor humidity at 76%, about 12 feet away. I have no idea which is correct. It is much quieter than my 50 pint model in my house.  After 2.5 hours, it read 72%, and my weather station read 64%, and it had collected a bit over 600cc of water. Temperature was 70 deg F (21 C).  So this would be about 6 liters a day under the conditions in my RV. Not sure how that compares to their advertised performance, since they rate it a 86 deg F, and it is a lot cooler than that here. But I am happy with its performance.  I will definitely be running it with the drain hose.

The thing I can't review yet is long term reliability.  I've never heard of Oulun. The manual includes no information on a warranty, and no contact information for a service center. This is troublesome to me.  I have my fingers crossed that it remains problem free, because if it breaks, I have no idea where to take it for repair - it probably goes into the trash.  If it breaks, I'll update this this review.

I was all prepared to give this a 5 star rating because I just love it, and it seems perfect for my RV. But with no warranty and no service contact information, I don't feel like I can honestly give it the highest possible score.  So, 4 stars.  If Oujing Electric or Oulun read these reviews, I encourage them to respond regarding the warranty and where their US service centers are.
1951575
First, the good news: it works as advertised, which means you have a very large and inexpensive memory card.

Now, the bad news: it's slow. I compared its performance with two other 128 GB "film chips", and both gave more pictures in burst mode before the camera had to stop to write to the film chip. This chip is a little slower than a Sony nominal 70 MB/s, and distinctly slower than the PNY nominal 95 MB/s.

If you're a family, landscape, or architectural photographer, or if you burst speed tops out at, say, 4 shots per second, go ahead and get this chip. You'll be happy with its price and performance. If you're a birder or take pictures of other animal, invest in a faster card.
3507919
This enclosure does a good job of protecting the hard drive, but it's a bit slow.

When copying large files to the drive using USB 3.0 connection, it was quite speedy reaching speeds up to 90 MB/sec.
But when copying many small files to the drive, it was slow, starting out at about 100 KB/sec and gradually topping out at around 20 MB/sec.
(It was esp. slow on a USB 2.0 connection.)

I have two Sabrent hard disk enclosures, and they are much faster when transferring many small files.

(BTW, I tested the enclosures using the exact same hard disk.)

Also, this enclosure was a bit more flimsy than I expected.
It's made of thin plastic, so without the hard drive in it, it's quite flimsy.
But with the hard drive in it, it feels much more secure.
Also, the USB interface board inside the enclosure looks very delicate.
So even with the protective casing, I would recommend being gentle with it.

But on the plus side, the enclosure fits tightly around the hard disk and the disk doesn't seem to move around.

And another consideration would be that since the rubber casing covers up the bottom side of the enclosure, the hard drive probably won't be able to dissipate heat well.
So you may not want to use this enclosure if you have a hard drive that runs especially hot.
4104776
Reasonably priced and nice and compact. It has an abundance of apps which is great. My biggest complaint is how slow it is. You click buttons on the remote and literally wait 1 to 3 seconds for something to happen. My PS3 from 2005 is instantaneous to this day when I hit buttons on the remote. Also, the Netflix app periodically logs me out and I have to sign in all over again (with a painfully slow remote-to-system response as mentioned above). For the price I might recommend it but I would also recommend doing some more research on responsiveness.
253913
Very compact and fast.  The LH shift key didn't work very well at first but seems to have freed itself up.
1259516
It does its job well, but data transfer is however slow. Even detection and ejection of the USB is slow.
3197199
Compact and functional but a little smaller and more delicate than I would have preferred.
111386
Small, and of limited efficiency; for what it is, it is a nice little novelty.
904978
Smaller than I imagined but works as intended
4579312
Just purchased this for my upcoming cruise trip. I have a larger sized steamer that is used for heavy duty steaming at home, but wanted something small for travel since cruise lines generally do not provide irons. This compact steamer has quite the steaming power. However, when I first tried it, I noticed that it kind of shut off and the water slowed it's bubbling while I was holding it. I thought that it was going to be a dud. Not sure why that happened, but then it started to bubble again normally, and I continued to use it. Overall, it did the job satisfactorily. You can't beat the price. It works and it is small enough for travel use. I would recommend it for travel and just quick steaming of a few items. Otherwise, be prepared to keep adding water. When I first turned it on, it took less than 2 mins to fully see the water boiling. I filled the water to the max line and it takes about 6 mins to to use almost all the water. I did not want to have it fully empty before adding more water because I feel that would ruin the device. I mean the whole point is to use it with enough water in it. Ultimately, I would recommend this item because of the price, size, ease of use, and convenience.
488195
It's cute...and it's kind of slow; I shall keep using it anyway