The long cord and easy setup is a bonus as well
581682
Sound is phenomenal.  Rich tones, high clear highs, and bass filled lows without distortion.  The simulated surround sound is spot on as well.  The long cord and easy setup is a bonus as well.  The mic is clear and crisp.

My only complaint is the cheap thin plastic above the head that holds the headphones together.  I took them on a trip in my backpack, and my laptop case slid off the seat on top of them and broke it.  There's no fixing it, and it's not covered under the warranty. So be careful with these or any other headphones you buy!  Sadly, most headphones are made with thin plastic and don't withstand dropping or abuse.  Razr is notorious for just that.  Thankfully, these withstood multiple drops and bangs throughout their two year lifespan.
3475193
Super easy to setup other than running the cord through my wall but that is just because Im being picky and want all my stuff down in the basement. I could of as well drilled a hole through the floor but with wood floors was leery of doing that.

Used a 50ft extension and it had no problem transmitting over the distance which I was a bit worried out.

Response time is fractions of a second. Couldnt be more pleased!
4881283
This was purchased as a gift for a college student and I had to install it in her car.  It was easy to connect and pair and the long cable made it easy to run the wire around the console so its hidden as much as possible.  Works great and sounds great too.  I have not gotten any complaints of noise or distortion since this was installed over a month ago. The mic / controller button looks nice and makes this unit easy to use to take and make calls.
3229717
I used it for the first time yesterday, and it was so much more convenient to have the extra reach from the six-foot length without constantly yanking the cord from the plug.
1032659
I was reluctant to set up this modem as I knew I would have to call the cable company and register the device and who knew how long that would take.  But I did set it up and am glad to have done it.  I simply turned off my iMac and my existing Surfboard modem and replaced it with this Netgrear device, after which I turned on the modem.  After the pc was back up, it took little time for the modem to "see" the iMac.

I then called Cox, one of the pre-approved ISP's for this DOCSIS 3.0 machine.  Luckily I didn't wait in queue for too long and the Cox rep registered the new modem quickly and I was surfing within minutes.  My Apple Airport Extreme did not have any issues seeing the new device, either.  So far the connection has worked fine and it seems as strong and powerful as the Surfboard which is now in storage.

I like that this modem can be postioned vertically or horizontally; that versatility and the smooth white case make it an attractive tool, along with its ease of use and reliability.  Recommended.
657539
Works great with my Lenovo laptop and I especially like the long cord. It makes it easy to use on your bed as it provides plenty of slack to work with.
1422140
A very user friendly unit. the side mount orientation of the sockets accommodates "wall warts" extra well and the long cord is a big +++.
42023
The initial setup instructions were easy to follow, but patience was the key for syncing the remote.  Once that was done, the unit came alive and we are loving it.  The voice command feature sure saves a lot of time.
2748646
I haven't had much luck with cords in the last few years  They seem to die within months.  I'm writing this review because I've had this cord for about 15 months and it is still going strong.  Because of the direction I sit with my computer it has been particularly helpful to have the cord that plugs in with a right angle as opposed to straight in as this was part of the problem with other cords that didn't last.  I also love the extra length as I travel a lot and don't always have close power options.  It's kind of clunky and heavy, but an easy trade off for true function and durability.
1290298
I mounted this in my shop with a Woods 826 cord (50 feet long 14/3 with a triple outlet end) so I can reach all over the shop and well out in the driveway. This thing works so well I sometimes pull the cord out just so I can wind it up and laugh. All molded heavy plastic but for inside use and treated well I imagine it should last for years. Not sure how it would act with 100 foot long or heavier wire cords but for me it's great. Comes with a second wall mount ring so you can easily move it. No more tripping or hand over hand winding. I'm extremely pleased.
959377
With its length, the cord can be long enough to use for charging anywhere.
166926
I have a lot of visitant consultants and sometimes there is not enough wire connections to share the network and internet connections in the conference room.

This small marvel proved to be versatile and easy to setup and use. I'm able to share my network connection with a conference room full of consultants without the wires mess or I can easily transform a hotel room into a conference room sharing one connection with my fellow travelers.

The antenna expansion extend the range and capability when is needed and retain the compactness and portability for the road.

My only suggestion for the next firmware release is to have the option to choose between an advanced and a simple interfase.
1125539
Love it, cord length ,weight, even  the look of it.
4146463
Nice, simple piece of equipment. The cord is long enough that it does not hang from my laptop when it is on its stand at work. My phone charges from it while I'm getting 30Mbps Internet and copying 200MBps to my flash drive. I liked mine so well I bought one for my boss as a gift.
1879150
This is the second of these that I've bought. (Okay, somebody in the house sat on the first one, and while this is a tough little ball when it's not expanded . . . it was expanded.) It's inexpensive, well designed, and doesn't require a battery; it charges by being plugged into a computer and when the charge is low it's perfectly functional again as soon as it's plugged into a computer. So there's no "Who used all the batteries?" issue with it. I also like the fact that the cords make it possible for the speaker to be right by the computer or a foot or so away; when I talk on Skype I used the longer cord, and the other person doesn't hear his own voice blasting back at him.
3071236
I love the fact that it has dual bands. The 5g band has a longer range and you can put some of your devices on the lower frequency band and the rest on the higher frequency band.
It's a bit bigger and heavier than I expected.
The setup was a breeze and most of the default settings work great - though I customized a few of the settings. I used to have a lot of problems with my previous setup, which was a separate cable modem and a wireless router. I had to reset the wireless router at least once or twice a week. I had this unit for several months and I didn't have to reset it even once (except for when making configuration changes which require restart to take effect).
4899526
I could be the last person to discover the advantages of a universal remote control.  Technology is way past where I thought it was.

We recently purchased a home theatre system, and faced fumbling with five remotes.  Typically, we were using a minimum of two remotes to control the cable box and audio receiver, because the cable box remote refused to play nice with the Onkyo audio system (a well known problem).  So after a couple of weeks of fumbling remotes as a channel surfer, I began to look into universal remotes.  Despite the fairly high price even when on a good sale, the strong positive reviews convinced me on the Harmony One.  I am not sorry; I am very impressed with it.  The software utility was straightforward to use and well organized. Just to see if the hype about set up was as good as advertised, I had my wife set up the remote with me looking over her shoulder. Normally, I end up with set up tasks like this, so she is not used to futzing with hardware and software.  Set up went smoothly and took about a half hour. She had no trouble understanding what was being asked. The only prompting I supplied was to provide all the device information on our five components, and tell her that for all Activities, we wanted the receiver to control audio.  Even our nine year old Panasonic VCR was in the Logitech device database. Ergonomically the One just seems to fit right in your hand. There is an accelerometer built into it, so that a little shake or fast pick up, lights up the screen and the keys.  The touch screen is very sensitive as shipped, but you can adjust the sensitivity if it bothers you. The default key assignments for the devices for all our equipment, including the cable box, was clearly well thought out by Logitech. They just make ergonomic and convenience sense, which made playing with key re-assignments unnecessary.