Good for the money, bad low temp control.
595367
Awesome on full blast.

But crappy low temp control, the knobs are sloppy so hard to dial in a low temp. It has gone out a few times on me when too low.

Igniter works well.

The grates a little to wide for me. If you want to cook in the can it is a tricky balancing act.

Knobs are fully exposed when closed and I am afraid I am going to break them while packing it away.

Good for the money, but is on the cheaper side. It was a great starter stove and we have used it for 2 years now. I bought an extension hose to hook to a larger 5 gallon tank, and that works pretty well.

No storage for eh tank hookup pipe. I use a bungee to tie it to the grate.
522384
I have this unit in a small bedroom 12 foot by 12 foot with 7 foot ceilings. Works OK, I mean just OK,  at cooling on 65 fht to 85 fht days. But when outside temps reach 86 fht plus,  cooling starts to diminish, it sometimes only holds at 10 degrees less than outside temps.. I like to keep the bedroom in the 62f - 64f range for comfortable sleeping. But when outside temps reach 86f plus- especially into 90fs plus ... unit is lucky if it cools to 70f to 75f. On near 100f days, it's lucky if it will hold 80f to 83f. Luckily (for me) summers only last a few months in Minnesota.

It's noisy, so you need to get used to it.

I have crank out windows (this is NOT set up for those) so I had to make up an adapter for exhaust hose. I also wrapped the exhaust hose with insulating wrap - this helped.

This has a drain hole for venting water, so far only drained it once, I had to prop unit up on a chair at an angle, so it would drain into a pan. I probably really didn't need to do this,  since the moisture indicator had not activated - me bad. I have left it alone since.

I like that it has the different settings: Just fan, Just Dehumidifier and Air conditioning/ or cooling. Sometimes with the high humidity we get during the springs/ summers/ falls in Minnesota ... it's nice to just pull the humidity out of the room, which also cools room a little to.
3670057
I purchased this power supply as a general purpose bench test supply.  It's not bad for the money.  It does a decent job of regulating.  The displays are big and bright.  (My LCD's light up with white LED's backlights.)  The Volt meter is OK considering they are only accurate to +/- .1 volt.  I would not expect the current to be terribly accurate.  But it does a decent job of letting you know approximately what voltage and current is going out.  (Probably better than most analog meters.)

I put a 24 volt DC blower on the supply and ran it at 24 VDC at about 1.95 amps for 30 minutes.  The unit gets pretty warm.  I could smell the "new electronics smell" burning off inside.  The heat sink on the back got up to the point I could not keep my hand on it.  Not sure I would attempt to pull 5 amps continuous out of this power supply.  Like most generic Chinese electronic devices you should expect about HALF of the rated specifications...  I think it would be OK for 2.5 amps continuous... Not 5.  But that it to be expected for a "bargain" linear power supply.

Overall this is a nice quiet compact bench power supply.  Just don't over load it.
2103780
I wish the thermostat would go lower than 65 degrees.  All I need is to keep the temp above 32 to keep pipes from bursting when I'm not around, and this is otherwise a very nice heater so I would love it if I could set the temp at 40 and save energy when I'm away...  That said, it's a decent product nonetheless and I use it all winter long to keep my livingspace comfortable.  Sometimes it seems to forget to stop running, and then I have to turn it off and back on to get it to realize that it's way too hot and to stop heating for a while... But most of the time it works as it should.  Also, the exterior does not get too hot, which means it's not a significant fire hazard, and you won't burn yourself if you accidentally touch it in the dark.
1459577
worked well, easy to install.  only downside:  only programmable for four settings per day and only two distinct temperatures
2239348
I put this on my i7 920 and have it OC'd to 4.035.  I ran LinX for 20 cycles then ran Prime95 for 24 hours and the temperature peak in LinX was 82C and Prime95 was 76C.  Real world gaming temps max in the low 60s and idle is in the 30s.  Not too bad for air but could be a bit better as my case is large and well ventilated.

I have heard there are a few better air coolers out there like the Prolimatech Megashadow, but for the price I am in no mood to take this out and replace after sweating blood to get it installed.

As others have mentioned, this is difficult to install.  The directions are unclear so you need to do a little trial and error which does not help things.

I am subtracting one star for temps about 5c higher than my target, bad instructions, and difficult install - But once installed, it sure looks great.
1477576
I have this heater in my baby's room. That room doesn't heat as well with our central heating, which is why I use this heater all the time - for morning/afternoon naps and at night.
Pros:
1. temperature control is very nice to have
2. oscillation
3. it heats medium-sized room quickly and well
Cons:
1. the temperature control always goes 3-4 degrees higher than what I set it to. So I set it to lower; but then the heat doesn't start running again until it reaches this low temperature...for example, if I want the room to be 70 degrees, I have to set the temperature to 66 so it shuts off at 70. But then it only starts back up at 66, which is cold!
2. No carry handle is a big negative
2039956
Control band is too large.  If set to 68F for heat, it will drop to 67F before the heat comes on and raise the temp to 69F.  Poor control.  I would expect more from Honeywell.
762904
For what you pay, it does a damn fine job. The fins feel really flimsy, and they will get bent easily, but it works, and lowered my temps around 5-15 degrees Celsius. If you just want something that's better than stock, this will do.
3143706
Works well for the price. I recommend spending a few bucks more for a model with a high/low switch. Temperature runs high as a keep warm crock.
2231322
I wish it had a variable temperature control, and/or a timer. Even just a high and low setting. The materials seem to be some what low quality, but it doesn't keep it from preforming it's job. Overall it's a mediocre product, but since there's not much out there to compete it's nice to have this mediocre product as an option.
1503685
Good but not great. It functions very well, but there are a few little problems that can become pretty annoying.

I can't complain about how it functions -- as advertised, it's a powerful room-cooling air conditioner, and it's very convenient that you can move it around the house as necessary. In a very hot Los Angeles apartment that got direct sun, it was able to drop the temperature of a 400-square-foot room from 80 degrees to 70.

But when the outside temperature got up around 100, this machine couldn't keep up. We had to put it in a much smaller room -- 200 square feet -- to get the temperature down into the 80s.

Also, it's quite loud. If you like white noise while you sleep, you're in luck. You can hear this thing from clear across a house.

There are several problems with the unit:

The biggest problem is that the dehumidifier will only work in very specific temperatures. It doesn't explain this anywhere in the manual, and I only found out when I emailed the company to complain. A customer service person explained that if it's between 67 and 75 degrees, the fan will turn continuously on low; but if it goes below 70, the fan will turn on low for 3 minutes and then off for 9 minutes. Apparently this is to prevent it from freezing.

Also, the venting tube is pretty inconvenient -- it doesn't attach very securely to the unit, so it frequently pops off. And the piece of plastic that goes in the window isn't very big, so if you have very large windows it won't cover the entire gap. It comes with a small plastic pin to lock that window-piece in place, but it's very easy to lose that pin, in which case you're kind of out of luck. I don't think it's possible to buy a replacement.

It would be nice if there was a receptacle in the unit to place the remote control when you're not using it, instead of the remote just sitting around loose.
4728267
Been using this for several weeks now.  The large burner does not sustain a high temp very well.  Hard to fry bacon or brown meats.  The temp control seems to cut off and on a lot.
3542588
Works mostly well enough in small rooms, but peak performance will only get room temp to around 71 in warmer climates. Struggles alot though.
3183811
It does what it's supposed to do.  I have only 2 gripes:
1) Temperature control doesn't seem to work or the manual doesn't explain clearly enough.  it just keeps going towards it max temp.
2) The hinges and clamp on the lid suuuuccckkkk.  The hinges get warped an the clamp isn't really aligned well.
829372
This is a very slick little unit with a digital temperature control and automatic smoke generator, using a wood chip biscuit feeder.  Technically it should be hands off. More on that later.

It is made in the Asia and resembles one of those small inexpensive refrigerators complete with plastic trim.  The interior is lined with very thin gauge Stainless Steel, and has 4 thin gauge racks.  It is fairly light weight especially without the smoke generator attached.  Assembly was fairly straight forward and is easy to move around.

The smoke generator uses lightly packed disks consisting of small wood chips.  These are distributed by Bradley in various wood types.  The smoke generator heats them individually on a small plate until they smoke. After 20 minutes another is indexed into place, pushing the used up bisquette as a blackened disk into a water tray, just short of rendering it to ashes. A tubular magazine holds enough bisquettes to last for many many hours.

The main issue I have with it is it's very poor temperature control.  The key to smoking meat is to keep the temperature low and slow.  This unit struggles with that, deviating considerably from the set temperature, specifically going higher.  There is a 500W heating element in the smoke tower that comes on once the thermostat drops 10 degrees below the set temperature. The actual temperature in the smoke tower rises rapidly once the heater comes on but the thermostat lags way behind, allowing the actual temperature to rise well above what is desired.  The temperature could be some 40 degrees or more above the thermostat reads.  This is an especially serious problem if you are using a sugar based rub, because it will start to burn above 240 to 250F.  Not to mention the fact that the meat will cook too rapidly.

Also being that the smoke tower has so little mass there isn't much to hold the heat, so opening the door to check on the status or baste causes the temperature to drop rapidly.

The other issue I have is that after 3 hours of smoking, I was surprised to see that the meat showed little evidence of smoking.  The taste was there somewhat but seemed weak.

In my final analysis I would say you get what you pay for.  Conceptually it has a lot to offer, and it's design seems very well thought out, but in practice falls short.  With just a little more effort in the way of a better thermostat it would be immensely better.  Also I'm not convinced it needs a 500W heater, it's possible a 250W unit could keep up and improve heat versus thermostat control.

Update:  It's Superbowl Sunday 2012 and I'm using my Smoker for some Chicken Thighs.  It's only the 4th time I've used it in just short of a year from when initially purchased it.  It heated up initially but then packed it in after about 30 minutes. The heating element has failed.  I now get to check out their customer service.

Update:  Customer service is so far excellent.

Update:  Fall 2017.  I used my smoker a few times at first but then it sat for a few years languishing in my backyard.  I put it in storage and then pulled it out again to give it another try.  The cover rotted out of course and I see there was some water ingress to the cabinet.  My biggest complaint is the touch pad has now become difficult to operate.  It requires a lot of pushing.  I also noted on warm days its nearly impossible to keep the temperature below 170F(salmon), even with the heating element off. The smoke generator creates a lot of heat on its own.  Finally I cant believe I paid nearly $40 for a case of Bisquettes.  If I eventually get into this smoking thing I will buy a Masterbult when my Bisquettes run out.
3541403
This is a nice burner for the money, but if I were to purchase one again, I might choose a different model, or spend a little more for higher quality.

It does its job well and easily gets an 8 gallon wort boiling after a warm-up period.  My complaint has to do with the oxygen adjustment at the base of the hose, where it attaches to the burner.  After a while, this self ignites, causing gas to escape the base and burst into flames.  I have to run over and turn the gas off, which extinguishes the flame, and then start it up again, backing off on the gas flow.  It's difficult to get a strong flow of gas out of this burner, since it self ignites so often.  Frustrating!  Aside from this issue, I like the burner.  It's workable, but requires some babysitting.