Works fine (for a while) Cons
584873
Pros: Works fine (for a while)

Cons: After about five months mine stopped charging unless the cable was bent a certain way.

-Overall I liked it, just a shame it didn't last as long as I hoped.
4232595
This has the features my elderly mom needs.  It worked pretty well for a while, but now the switch hook is broke and it will not answer most of the time when you pick up the handset.  Second set to fail in the same mode.  Neither last a whole year.  I recommend against this set.  I saw reviews on this item elsewhere and showed others seeing this failure mode.
1512104
I used this for about a year before it completely died.  Months before it totally died, it occasionally didn't work when I first plugged it in.  I then had to plug it back in/out many times or turn the transmitter at a different angle to get it to turn on.  Overall, the transmitted does what it's supposed to do, until it starts to die out.  I had the same issue with the previous radio transmitter I bought, so it's not that big of a surprise.
3536891
Works well for awhile, but it's not something you can count on long term. Mine lasted roughly 7 months before "biting the dust." So, keep that in mind when pricing it against it against their competitors,.
522552
Overall, I like this product, but there's a couple things that are not so great.  One, as mentioned in a bunch of posts is the weird duplication direction from position 2 towards position 1--not the greatest thing when we're talking a slight mistake can erase you're entire life.  And two, after about 6 months of use, it just stopped showing up on my desktop.  I tried everything, the cord, the connection, the slot it was plugged into.  At the end of the day, it was the duplicator that was the problem.  I'm now about to embark on the return/warranty process to get it fixed.  Hhhhhhuuuuugggg, hopefully that's not too difficult.
4014476
after a few months of using it, it might stop working like it did for me!!!
4586927
It's hard to beat the price of this for a simple 802.11n access point.  Setup was easy and it worked well for over a year.  Sometime in year 2 though, it started having problems and the wireless network would disappear after it had been running for a few days.  Power cycling it (pulling the plug) would fix the issue for a while until it would disappear again.  I finally got fed up with doing that, and replaced it.  After shopping around, I ended up getting the slightly newer revision of the same thing, which has been running fine for a couple months now.  Hopefully it'll last longer than the last one.
2951416
It was at a "bargain" price, but after having it for less than two months, I can see why. It was fine for awhile, but  began causing the device to turn off due to lack of a current going through it. No doubt, a wire inside the adapter has become loose, but we'd always been careful to not pull or otherwise damage the cord. I think the next time, I'll go for the factory model adapter, more expensive but hopefully more sturdy.
540479
I bought this about two years ago from amazon.  It worked great for most of that time.  In the last few months, however, it's been slowly dying.  Every disk was skipping after a while.  Reinserting would solve the problem.  That problem became more and more frequent, and now it will read no disks.

I didn't mind the unit while it worked, though I had some quibbles.  The remote layout is confusing, and switching menus can be excrutiatingly slow.  But such things can be put up with for $28.

However, I think I'll step up to a mid-range model now.  It'll probably last longer and it'll be one less cheap electronic device full of heavy metals I have to recycle.
1982693
Hey, it worked well for a while.

You kind of get what you pay for, so I wasn't surprised when this was rusty within a year.  It's okay, probably nothing more or less.
2788498
It works very well for the first few weeks or months, but after a little while, the wires get pulled out of place just from using it. Then it gets fuzzy sounds.
3313058
It works, but it has not lasted nearly as long as the original.
506880
I've had this for about 6 months. It's worked pretty well, but now it connects with lines on the other screen, most of the time I can't get it to work at all. Cheap solution, but I might as well spend a little more and not have to buy a new one every 6 months.
1437230
I have used this HDMI switch for over a year now and it gets the job done. I connect my Desktop, PS3 and Laptop all to a single monitor using this switch. All in all it does get the job done. However buyer should beware of the following problems:

This device is EXTREMELY sensitive to outside electronic interference. The device will switch the video port or temporary cut off signal to my monitor when I have nearby powered devices. I will list a few example of what I mean below

Example 1:
I have a mini fridge next to my desktop for quick access to cold beverages. The mini frig motor will turn on and off to keep the temperature inside the frig cold. When the motor of my mini frig turns off it will temporary blank out the screen on my monitor for 6-10 seconds. This doesn't happen if the monitor is directly hooked to my ps3 or desktop.

Example 2: I have a desk lamp with a 60 W light bulb next to my desk. The HDMI switch will automatically switch to a different port when I turn on and off the light. In addition it will switch ports when I physically touch the lamp with my hands. Yes it sounds spooky but it does happen.

Example 3: When I disconnect any appliance that draws a lot of the HDMI switch will also blank out for around 8 seconds.

From all these things I strong feel that the switch is either sensitive to EM interference or just constructed badly. But it does get the job done.
3044314
Works well while it works...i've now had two die on me, but it took 1-2 years for it to suddenly stop functioning.
3999662
Does exactly what it says. After 6-7 months the car charger started slipping out of the port. It still works,  but keep re-inserting it, is a headache.
2977022
This faucet filter was economical to use and it performed well for the first year or so (I purchased it in July of 2009) - and then the auto shut-off feature conked out. That wasn't a big deal for me, and it was worth maybe a star off my overall rating, but a couple of months ago it started to leak and drip unfiltered water into whatever I was trying to fill with filtered water.  I recently replaced it with a PUR faucet filter (FM-3700B), which is a bit more expensive (for both the unit itself and the filter cartridges), but not overmuch, imo.  If you're looking for the most cost-effective way to filter your water for maybe a year (and it does perform well when it works), this might be the way to go - otherwise, I'd advise considering a different product.