Big Bang for your buck
580246
So Installation was a little ruff pictures for the 4.7 were horrible but I still managed to get it all in. I defiantly noticed the the rpm pick up and makes the exhaust note that much better and mpg has increased I would recommend it especially for the price.
2799057
Great bang for the buck. You cannot go wrong with the quality of sound this table puts out.
1133825
Best bang for buck.
Good build quality at a good price.
Cant go wrong with this.
395061
I received these as a gift (they were on my wish list). In my opinion, these are a tremendous bang for the buck. Perfect for a small home setup. They sound great, look great, and come with everything you need to get going. Convenient headphone and aux jacks on the front.
I have other speakers and a subwoofer to listen to at full volume, but I felt I was missing something when I was mixing. Using these as near field monitors, I instantly heard a big difference. These give me the clear midrange, clear highs and punchy bass I needed to get better mix. You might want to combine with a subwoofer if these are your only set of speakers.
3882304
The most bang for the buck I've seen in a long time.  I replaced two ViewSonic 26" monitors with two Seiki 39" 4k's.  I don't game on this computer as the 30htz refresh rate could not accommodate, but it find them great for daily compute/engineering use.  They have a narrow bezel, they are absolutely massive in good way.  It took some tuning to get the picture setup for computer display, but after turning off the Noise Reduction and setting the Color Temp to Cool with some other small tweaks- it's great.  I purchased two standard HDMI 1.4 capable video cards HIS 1GB GDDR5's for about $80 each.  They drive the two screens perfectly and Windows 8 handled the drivers automatically.  I found that you can fit so much on the screen that I had to purchase a screen divider app called Actual Window Manager which allows for the logical division of your screen for auto sizing a given window.  For example, I have the option to have 7 screens within the large 39" display which really helps maximize the usage and keep things organized.

Pros:  Value, Resolution, best monitor I've ever owned
Cons:  Very slight curser lag due to 30htz refresh - I don't use these for TV's at all, so I cant comment on the potential quality there.
2368570
I picked up one of these used for cheap (somebody had wallowed out the truss rod nut).  After repairing the neck nut, I started playing this bass.  Incredibly solid instrument that sounds great.  For $200 there can't be another bass that can touch this.  The neck is a bit wide, more precision than jazz, but plays really easily as it's fairly flat.  The output out of the active electronics is hot.  I love having a blend knob to mix the p and j pickups.  It's so much faster to dial in a sound than separate volume controls ie jazz bass.  The rear dual pot is a bass and treble cut and boost.  There are a lot of sound choices.
Do yourself a favor and string up some flatwounds on this beast.  I put some Fender  9050s on mine (affordable for flatwounds) and it feels like I'm deep into vintage territory.  I've got 7 or 8 basses, and my intention was to get this one playable and sell it.  It looks so good, and sounds so good, I'm having second thoughts.  WTG Ibanez.
4779552
What this offers for the money is pretty amazing. Lots of great features. The interface could be more streamlined, but mostly it's great.
3160867
I was a bit hesitant at first on purchasing these speakers, since the competitors price was so much more. I took a shot at them, installed them and WOW these speakers are awesome and loud. Don't think twice about buying and save yourself about $500( you can buy beer with that)!
2239859
Worth the money. You won't be disappointed.
537212
Great unit right out of the box! Possibly the best unit at this price point. Quiet, and adds just as much coloration as you need to the audio signal.  With no coloration it is a useful tool, adding a some more character  helped my signal to blossom with a warm analog bouquet.  So far I have only used it on bass, but plan to try it on guitar as well. In terms of the build quality, I would have to say the knobs and switches suffered a bit which surprises me at this price. They feel fairly cheap , but are quiet so not a deal breaker, may upgrade them later.
3576886
Quality product, great product for the price
2691404
This is excellent bang for the buck. The kickstand is a great idea, and the speakers sound fantastic- much better than tablets I've spent twice a much on.
3668311
Ok so I had purchased a set of these to test in my theater room. I was running a pair of Polk Monitor 70s (which are fantastic by the way) and rotated the DV-64s in to compare. I highly recommend these as entry level home theater towers. These come in at a price point that makes it your perfect first buy into BIG sound. The bottom 2 speakers are passive radiators which are not powered at all. I hooked these up to an older 75 watt/channel 7.1 Onkyo unit and ran these BICs up front for a whole year. The #1 thing about the BIC speakers is that lovely Venturi tweeter. This is one of my favorite tweeters ever from any speaker line. Nice bright, crystalline, smooth highs.. Ahhh. The DV-64s get 4 stars on account of their VALUE. This is THE budget tower speaker that delivers. I think this is the best sound you can get into for less than $300 a pair. They have terrific highs, great punchy midrange, and very respectable bass response. I ran them without my sub long enough to appreciate decent bass response. They can handle plenty more power so you can throw them onto any receiver. They're built very solid, but the laminated cabinets and fit/finish reflect the low price. Though not the finest or prettiest, there is always beauty in having large towers with lots of drivers on display. They compared very well to the Polk Monitor 70s. Like I said, I simply unplugged my Polks for a year just to test these and was very satisfied. So even though they get 4 stars, I'd say this is by FAR the best sound you can get into for just over $250 a pair. If you're setting up a budget home theater room, go for it! The whole BIC lineup is great and features that silky Venturi tweeter.
2445493
Sharp clean look. Great bang for the buck.
Only 2 suggestions or mild complaints.  The bluetooth light is visible when wearing with the lights off. This is distracting and even more so if you wear glasses as the bottom corner of the glasses catch and reflect the blue light that blinks every few seconds. I can fix with tape...but should not be needed.

Second, when powered off, you must remember to turn off the bluetooth separately.  Why?  If you don't the light will blink continually and drain power and in a dark bedroom, is annoying.  It should time out after so many minutes without connection...say 15min.

Lastly, the spring of the headset is a bit tight.  I have a 7 1/4 hat size.

Still I am happy with my purchase...on sale :)
2196938
I did a lot of research to find a computer for my girlfriend who was upgrading from a Asus netbook that had served her well for a number of years. From the standpoint of price and performance, I picked this one. When it came, I was impressed with how sturdy it felt while still being thin and light. The screen is very sharp and bright (if you disable adaptive brightness in the advanced settings of the power options control panel). After playing with it for a while, I bought one for myself.

The only major issues I have with the TP300LA had nothing to with the laptop and everything to do with the Windows 8.1 interface. These issues can mostly be overcome by installing a free program called Classic Shell. Battery life is very good. Starting with a full charge, I watched a 2.5 hour movie on a flight and the battery was at 69%.

A couple of minor issues:
- The keyboard is not backlit. Asus makes this same basic model (Asus Q302LA-BBI5T14) with a lower screen resolution (1366 x 768) to sell at Best Buy (also available on Amazon) and it has a backlit keyboard. Its confusing why they didn't include it in this one.
- The power button is on the left side toward the front rather than on top near where the keyboard is. At first, I hit it several times a day and it would power down the laptop causing a lot of frustration. My workaround is to have the power button put the machine to sleep rather than turn it off. I know why it was placed there. In tablet mode it would be hard to avoid pressing it if it were adjacent to the keyboard.
- This machine does not recognize new WiFi networks after coming out of hibernation. I have to reboot and it will work fine after that. For most, this won't be an issue. I travel with work and need to switch connections often. The good news is that a reboot takes under a minute unless Windows is updating something.
4114221
A lot of bang for your buck.
Apart from the excellent sound this speaker produces, the built quality in this speaker feels pretty well.
If you're looking for a good speaker on a tight budget, this is the one you need to buy. You won't regret it.
1115167
I ordered this from a different site that had a little better deal at the time. I have owned this device for a little over a month and it is a great, well designed product.

It is actually quite large (tall), but great for sitting on a desk or end table. I have mine on the desk in my office and it doesn't look a bit out of place. As for the fan functionality, i truly believe that it is the amount of air that this device moves that truly impresses. It is a little loud, but its a fan . . . so all in all it's actually quieter than the average blade fan.

The heater functionality is also very good. I do have an electric fireplace that puts out Hotter air, but not nearly at the rate that this device does. I feel that it will heat a room faster, not because of the temperature of the air leaving the device, but again due to the overall amount of air that this thing pushes out.

I can't say that I would have paid $300-$400 for this fan. It really is a great piece of hardware. However, I feel that the cost doesn't reflect what you are actually getting. I got mine as a Dyson certified refurbished unit for $155. So for that price, it was truly a steal. I would say that if you can find one on sale, jump on it. You won't be disappointed.