Design could use some tweaks
598615
Meh, it's OK. Husband hates that it doesn't have sides, it's pretty narrow if your sponge is swollen, and the suction cup isn't great on stainless sinks, which ours is. We bought a different one for the kitchen and we'll just use this in the bathroom <shrug>
1536739
I like this cart, but it needs to be redesigned to make it more useful.  I put a plastic bag in the built in bag holder to keep the attached bag clean.  I haven't figured out a use for the upper tray cut-outs because they are too large for holding garden implements, and nothing else I use in the garden fits the round holes.  I suppose the only good reason for having cut-outs in the tray is to make it easier to hose out the tray.  The attached bag has pockets of different sizes, but again, if you put most garden implements in the pockets, the material will get frayed and thus no longer useful. I do put extra gloves a box cutter, and scissors side ways so the pockets will not get damaged.  The lower grill on the front of the cart is useful for carrying bags of compost or mulch, but the upper hanger doesn't seem to have a function, at least one that I have figured out. It would be helpful for the sellers to suggest uses for these parts.  When putting the cart together, although they identify the parts and show parts of the cart, they do not show the finished cart side and frontal view which makes it difficult to figure out if it is put together correctly, or at least aid in putting it together.  I went back to Amazon to view the completed cart in order to get the parts on correctly.  Again, the cart is useful and I am glad to have it, but I still think the product could be so much better and more useful if changes were made, and instructions given as to how they envision the cart to be used.
4712435
I love the looks of the case. People comment on it too- it's that nifty.
Unfortunately, the design is mediocre. There is no opening for your phone to be charged while in the case. I'm considering just altering it myself with an exacto knife. Hopefully that works and doesn't look too gnarly. Also, the case itself does not fit the phone snugly (I have it on an iPhone 4s). Sometimes if it's in my pocket and I take it out, it's so loose around the phone that a corner of the case will simply slip off.
On design alone I would probably only give 2 stars, the look of the case is a 5 for me though, which is why I have given 4 stars. (Because 3.5 rounds up to 4, right?)
4265914
The case is very well constructed, well finished, and designed ok.  It is the design where the case falls a little short  The case is just adequite in size to hold a SLIM body 17in wide monitor laptop, JUST Adequite.  But that's ok. There are sufficent pockets and slip in spaces for papers, PDA'S, and a few small pesonal items.  Where the case falls short is they forgot the small but very hard with sharp pointed edge design of the portable battery charger converter. There is no place for it to be stored without bulging out the side of the case, or scratching up the laptop.  Try and add the wonderful new wireless mouse and you have two large portrusions looking to be broken.  The portrusions are just begging to be bumped and struck flat, and they keep the case from laying flat. A simple end pouch for a mouse and charger would have solved the problem, added no weight or extra size.
509726
The dot view functionality is very cool, I just wish you could customize it, with custom gestures and brightness modifications.

The case doesn't actually fit my phone very well, oddly, considering it's manufactured by the exact same company. The front flap doesn't close all the way unless I stretch it to the right.

I really think they should have used a mechanical rotating hinge for the cover instead of a rubber living hinge that could be subject to fatigue and tearing, especially since this could have alleviated issues with the cover closing on its own and making it difficult to hold one handed when it's open.
2034611
This product is nice but can improve in some design.  The screws should really be countersink to nicely hide instead of large heads.  The extension rod (on the longer side) could be designed to not be ledged on both ends that way if you want to make the length longer you don't need to be too creative.  Otherwise the product is pretty splendid looking with good shiny chrome finish and all the parts seem durable and have good finished appearance.
1029946
Great idea but could use a little tweaking. The very large squares have no magnets in the middle so you can only put things on the edges. No idea why. The tall triangles are awkward too, the only thing you seem to be able to make with those are the tall spires like in the photo. I could imagine some more useful shapes to replace those. Besides those issues though, my toddler likes it a lot.
2641706
This is a great stand, with many configurations. I'd like to see two improvements in future iterations, however. First, the buttons that let you adjust each segment need to be a bit more precise, allowing degrees to be incremented a little more finely, with less need for pressure when pushing the buttons. Second, this stand rocks back and forth ever so slightly in certain configurations when typing or using the mouse. I haven't found a way to make the stand truly stable in certain "standing desk" positions, so consider this before purchasing.

I have not tried the USB fans included in this unit.
4843278
Good concept but lacking in a few areas. 1: Needs places to keep the velcro tabs out of the way of zippers when not being used. 2: Zippers could use a little attention. They stick quite a bit and the pulls are rather small. 3: There needs to be a way to reduce it down to just the compartments that are being used at the moment. 4: A few small tabs to utilize anchor points inside vehicle would not go unappreciated.
4581920
PROs
+ very slim

+ I like that the #pad is separate. I rarely use it, but can easily add it when I do

+ high quality materials

+ battery indicator on both keyboard and #pad

CONs
- wish keyboard had something to pop out on the back to tilt up the keyboard towards me

- ON switch on the back. It'd be more user friendly to have it on top, e.g. next to the battery indicator

- keys are relatively loud. I got this keyboard to use in public places with not much space (e.g. small tables in cafes), so the typing noise is a bit of a nuisance

- I find rectangular design much more attractive than curved, but at the very least they should have curved it in the middle. They curved it in an awkward way; the asymetrical design is one of those things where it's clear that MS still has much less of a clue about beautiful design than e.g. Apple. I would have preferred Samsung's small BT keyboard by far, but it's also much more expensive

- Speaking of design, the keys are "old school" and rather lame; not the nicely separated ones you find on e.g the Samsung or Apple keyboards

- For some weird reason they didn't print the non-Num-Lock functions in e.g. dark blue (like on the main keyboard) on the #pad. Instead, they give you a little leaflet that apparently they expect you to carry around or learn by heart. Bizarre design decision.

- connection "dies" quickly, leading to the effect of the first character not being picked up, so one needs to get into the habit of pressing e.g. Shift first in order to avoid unwanted input. I understand that it saves battery time, but it'd be great to at least be able to configure that time.

- Looked at the IntelliSense keyboard software which doesn't allow for customization as it doesn't find a USB keyboard. Well, duh.

CONCLUSION
It's still a keyboard I'm looking forward to use, but the long list of CONs I found was enough for me to subtract two stars, sorry MS. The next version should hopefully also feature backlit keys on demand. I don't care about shorter battery life as I always carry a couple rechargeable ones with me anyway, but I do care about being able to type in low light situations (e.g. on night flight, without having to put on the bright overhead light)
20812
I am a mechanical engineer so my review will be made from that perspective.  The metal gripping head is good.  I recently broke a plastic head on a different stand so I wanted this feature.  The adjustment feature for gripping needs to be redesigned making it easier to use.  Specifically, the cam device needs to have more travel and the nut needs to be a wing nut.  The present design usually requires that the gripping device be opened using the nut prior to loading the bike.  The cam device does not have enough travel to then grip the frame.  One must first screw the nut fairly tight (with the bike installed) before engaging the cam device.  This should be a one step tightening process rather than the present two step process.  Also, the folding stand is not stable enough and it tends to trip over.  A much more stable stand would result from elimination of the folding feature and instead attaching a permanent larger diameter base with 4 legs.  Fortunately, I was able to use the base from the original stand I had (with the broken head) so my Strada stand now has a stable permanent base.
1510263
The Concept is great, the design of the product is a tad lackluster, (particularly on type of material used)
The front clips tend to bend when the attached product is slightly moved or tilted. (Ive attached a photo)
I've unfortunately had to go through 2 in just a month, due to the problem, otherwise the product is a good fit.

They have several different size "rubber backstops" that allow you to install this with several different monitor/ laptops/ phones.
1068148
While overall this is a fairly well-designed product some features could use some fine-tuning -

1. With minimal use the hinged magnifying lid broke off and is now taped shut. Granted this feature should not be used (opened and closed) in lieu of the actual lid, but when a 5 year old is handling the bucket such use can't be controlled.

2. Smaller bugs can escape through the back of the lid. The fireflies we brought in to my daughters room escaped easily, and while not disastrous as they were only fireflies, I would have been less happy if the escapees were a less "desirable" bug.

3. I was excited that the bucket could also be used to hold finds from the water as is shown in the photo, but with the above faulty features water would leak out with my daughters handling.

It is possible this product may be intended for more parental oversight, or a more mature child.
3877901
Fair Product
The product is ok and does works as described however there are some issues that could be designed somewhat better.
4423991
This is an adorable concept with some nice features, but it does have some issues about which potential buyers should be aware.

The cover is charming and fun, it offers some padding, and the seams are well reinforced. It's sturdy and should survive some abuse. The velcro tabs for the straps are also sturdy, as are the ears - which is a good thing, as those ears are tempting carry points. The straps are not too long, which is both an advantage and a disadvantage. The advantage is that they're less likely to get hung up on things when not in use holding the iPad in position. The downside is that they're kind of less useful in holding the iPad in position. In my car, the seat-to-back-of-seat ratio is not optimal for hanging this device as pictured, not and still have a child of two reach the pad.

My major concern with the unit is the stand at the rear. I've included a picture of this - it's quite flimsy. My stand arrived with a curve that predisposes it to close, and the only thing keeping it open is a bendable nylon strap (same consistency as the hanging strap) that is also predisposed to close. It doesn't take much to make this stand fold in upon itself, and unfortunately two-year-olds aren't known for their gentle touch. This item doesn't remain standing for long.

The rear of the cover has some fit issues, as per picture two. It is held closed by a velcro flap where the velcro is small and centralized in the middle. Right out the box, it is already beginning to curl (picture 2), and it will be very easy for small fingers to find purchase to pull it open. It'll also be appealing for them to do so, as the most eye-catching thing on the back is the logo - which is right in the middle of the closure.

Speaking of the logo, the one sewn onto the side (picture 3) has slightly sharp edges, especially at the corners. I wish it were a little more soft, given the age of the intended audience.

It's a really nice concept with some nice design features but a few flaws that I hope they will improve in future iterations.
4033629
Needs more options for font style and size.
3811215
Product has several weakness in design. Tires should be significantly larger and stick out well past width of unit. This would allow for much greater stability. I sort of anticipated that. Also the design is weak as far as how to fill containers from it. I will use it to mix liquid applied fertilizers and other products that improve growth. I will make the modifications on my unit to make it more useful.