It works well, but it's a hassle to use
580381
I have been using Stoner's Invisible Glass and a microfiber towel to clean my automotive glass for several years now, and I always get a clear, streak-free shine.  I watched the online video for the Reach and Clean Tool and was sold on being able to clean the inside of a my deeply sloped windshield.  The tool performs exactly as advertised. What the video does not show, however, is how difficult it is to change the included cloths for different purposes.  Removing one and installing another can easily take one or two minutes and requires three hands.  Also, the plastic head unsnaps from the handle much too easily, so that I often have to reassemble the entire device each time I also need to replace the cleaning cloth.  Frankly, I see no reason why the head should ever have to removed, and it would be wise of the manufacturer to redesign the tool so that it cannot accidentally come apart.  Would I recommend the tool?  Only to those who want a perfectly clean windshield but are willing to spend a lot of time to get it.
3259747
Not so easy that my dad could use it. When it works it is fine. But way too complicated for the average user. That being said it does work but takes some setup.
2389232
It works well, but I find that I just do not use it that often.  Probably could have done without it.
3790762
It's a little awkward to use, but the suction is good.
2532069
Poor documentation makes it a little counter-intuitive to use, but it's okay.  It does what it is supposed to do.
3634440
I suppose this is what happens when you try to pack too much into one product, especially one that doesn't have a whole lot of outside surface for buttons and such, but this oven is a bit complicated.

Don't get me wrong, it definitely can get the job done, though it's not simple. I've had the oven for several weeks and have to refer to the directions each time. The four dials are all marked with teeny writing that's rather difficult to interpret without reference.

The rotisserie works well. I've used it several times for pork loins and yummers. However, the thingies that keep the meat on the spit have wingnuts that you have to tighten -- um, really? Does Black & Decker know what a pain in the backside it is to clean wingnuts after they have cooked meat on them? Sheesh.

The toaster also works well, though you've got to figure out how actually toast the toast and double-check the directions before toasting. Much more difficult than sticking them in a slot and pressing a button. Ditto for the oven, which works beautifully for biscuits, cookies, etc., and makes life easier than heating up a whole oven.

One major annoyance -- the ticking timer. OMG. Seriously? Does the timer really have to tick? Especially when I'm cooking something for an HOUR?!? And you can't just avoid using the time. The oven/rotisserie doesn't turn on without the timer. So, pretty much, you're screwed. Turn up the volume on your TV and deal, I guess.

Nice looking, though. A little big. Make sure you have space for it -- it doesn't tuck easily away. But not very expensive and you get a lot for your money, as long as you're willing to put up with a few design flaws and crappy directions.
1310733
This is very difficult to use, and does not always work.  I wish I had not purchased it.
3706263
Good, but sometimes is not ease to use, and it is difficult to draw straight line on the ipad.
1075381
A hassle to use and transfers really, really slow but it works.
3137098
Harmony works as advertised, and is very useful once you get it working properly. However, some adjustments can be very frustrating to set up, and some very basic activities (such as pairing bluetooth on a PS3) can be almost impossible to figure out... The whole interface is very cryptic and slow to respond during editing.
If you persist and get past these obstacles, the end results are very good.
2173741
Works well, but it is just a tad difficult to program.  It also seems like it takes a little more force than it should require to lift the lid up.  I am hoping this gets better over time.  Overall, it is well worth the money for the convenience it offers.
1229224
Love the idea, but it's a little difficult to load and use.
57466
It works, but every time I go to use it I have to fuss with it to unstick the end that has gotten stuck to the plastic, and then I usually have to dispose of that 2 - 3 inch piece on the end since during that process I will have either ripped it into multiple pieces or crumpled some of it over.  Once I get past that initial step, it's fine until the next time I use it.
1166259
I love the concept and it works. However, it is really messy to use and takes getting used to.
3327604
It works, and for the price I consider it a good deal. All of the ports have been working just fine in the month since I received the splitter. However because of the way it's arranged, it's awkward to have a cable connected to every side of a square. It takes up more space than it should, and it has to be placed in an area where it can be set and have all of the cables splaying awkwardly in every direction. It will automatically detect and switch to my Xbox 360 and laptop, but not my WDTV box, so I switch to that one manually by using the button. The bottom line is if you can afford  a better-designed product, I'd say do that, but if budget is your number one priority then this is workable.
4619493
This can opener works well and does exactly what it is supposed to do, but I found it difficult to use.  The first time I used it, I didn't think I was going to be able to turn the handle.  But I gave it another try and it seemed to be a little easier to turn.
4915812
This really works, but it's tricky to use.  If you're using it over something high (like tomatoes), you have to continually readjust it so that the plant doesn't grow through the net, and you also have to consider how you'll anchor it to the ground.  The net is difficult to manage and definitely requires 2+ persons to position.  It's also cumbersome to access the produce through the net.  When you try to cut the net, it stretches.

Ultimately, for us, it came down to deciding whether or not the solution was worse than the problem.  Since the birds destroyed every tomato without this and nearly none of them with it, it was worth it, but it was also a ton of hassle.