Great features, great price
584915
The watch has great features.  It works well.  Only had it for one month.  It's a little bulky.  Great deal for the price.
2094564
You'll be hard pressed to find a receiver with more features in this price range. I spent ALOT of time researching receivers and for the money the VSX-919-AH-K was it. I am extremely pleased with it. For the price, you get lots of features, some not available on units 3 or 4 times the price. Sound, the sound is excellent, very clean, match it with quality speakers and people will think you spent alot more than you did. The on screen programming is really cool, and the MACC (auto calibration), which will configure speaker level and to some extent the sound parameters is really helpful as it allows you to get it up and running right away. As you learn more about the functionality you may want to tweak the auto settings, but you won't have to. It was nice being able to run 3 HDMI and,or Composite devices through it eliminating some cables. It has a clean look to it, and the remote can be programmed to operate multiple devices. The manual could use some work. The informaiton is in there, it's just not well written. Sometimes the auto select for the surround mode does not choose what you would expect, but you can change it. The setup was not all that difficult. If this is your first surround receiver (or in my case first reveiver that also controlled the video), it can be a little tricky. Remember whatever format you put into the receiver, HDMI, Composite, etc, you have to have that same format going out to the TV. You can't plug all your devices into the recevier and then just have the HDMI or Composite, etc going to the TV. All in all a good receiver at a great price. I am using Klipsch Quintet speakers and a Klipsch 10" powered sub, and as for the rated power of 90w @ 8ohms or 120w @ 6ohms, I cannot turn it all the way up and stay in the room, at least not comfortably.
4161184
All the features are great....love the rear usb port which i use to charge my ipad....also really like the dimmer feature and the ascending volume on the alarm. Looks and performs great. Happy with my purchase.
4964272
This is a good, full featured head-unit.
I paired mine with a Koolertron Rear View Backup Camera, and it works great.
Easy to install, simple and easy to use, and easy to set up.
The display is bright, colorful and clear.
The bluetooth pairing/AD2P/calling, is excellent.
The DVD playback is exeptional.
Free trick: Just ground to the "parking brake wire" to watch DVDs while driving.
(You didn't hear that from me)
The sound quality is above avarage,
I have high quality speakers and this head-unit allows them to really shine.
The EQ is highly adjustible. Multi-band, multi-freq, ext.
So many other features I can't think of them all.

It does NOT come with a remote....30 bucks online.
It does NOT come with the Navigation (NAV102)....200 bucks online.
It does NOT come with the steering wheel control (PAC SWI-PS)....55 bucks online.

Shipping was slow, but easy. The packaging was second to none, (they could have dropped it off a building and it would have survived the fall!)
Overall I'm very satisfied, and I'm glad I decided to go with Jensen.
3423703
The watch cost me only $31 including shipping and it offers quite some bang for the buck. Vibration alert, moon & sun data are the features I like the most. I am not a hunter, nor a fisherman but an amateur astronomer, so I purchased the watch due to these very features. The only thing I miss is the sunrise/sunset data would also differentiate between civil, nautical and astronomical sunrise/sunset.
3143147
Great camera , great price ! Loaded with many features , probably more than you will ever need and then some. For everyday shots the auto feature takes all the guesswork. No fuss , just point and shoot and get a great picture. Video any scene with one a touch of a button. Play back in regular speed or slow motion as well as stop action viewing , plus more !
3576658
I did a lot of research before landing on this receiver.  Everyone's media needs vary, so this one may not be for you, but this receiver has a lot to offer and at a great price for the feature-set.

I have a pretty simple application but wanted to make sure I was future-ready as I add things. Right now I've got this connected to a 50" 720p plasma and 5.1 in-ceiling speakers and on-the-floor, in-the-corner sub-woofer.  For input, it's pretty basic just a Dish Network receiver and an XBOX360.  Zone 2 heads out to the porch where I have a volume control and a pair of speakers.

Even with my simple setup, I've got so much more... I love the fact that Onkyo has included the ability to control this from several WiFi devices (official iGarbage and Android apps are available from Onkyo directly on the App Store and Play Store.  Us Windows folks are stuck with 3rd party apps (the OnkRemote app (by Merlin Software) on the Windows Store is quite nice for Windows Phone users).  Regardless of what app you use, you should be able to control not only the receiver's basic functions (source, volume, etc.), but you even have access to controlling the Internet services (such as Pandora, Slacker, etc.) as well as navigate any DLNA music content on your network for playback.

My only two complaints (so far) with the unit are that the on-screen output only seems to work if a video source is selected (it would be nice to have on-screen display while tuning radio and/or navigating the network libraries and Internet sources) and it's missing a key Internet service with no iHeartRadio support (if you want iHeartRadio, you do have bluetooth connectivity to stream from another device).

Overall, this is a fantastic unit and you really can't beat it for the price-point they are targeting.  I would definitely recommend this to anyone in the market.
359879
I had been looking for a GPS for a while and ran across this model.  At $104.00 it is hard to beat.  I really like all of the features.
1257505
This was a very affordable and feature-rich TV with LOTS of connectors for our new and old games.  Regular VGA, composite video, many HDMI slots, USB, networking.  Very impressive package.

The webcast feature works pretty well - no problems configuring the network or anything.  We used it watch Netflix and YouTube a lot.  They do not upgrade the software very often, however, and to use Skype you'll need a very expensive webcam that only LG sells.  In the end, we hooked up our old computer next to it and have a home theater now, so do not use the webcast very often.

Plenty big for ordinary watching and games.  The resolution is just amazing, and there are lots of adjustments for the sound and video to match different sources.  We have hooked up many laptops, old and new, PC and Mac; even the occasional iPod into just the audio channel.

The USB port turns out to be a really nifty feature that lets us play slide shows, divX movies, MP3 music, etc. from a memory stick.

We even tried streaming content straight to the TV from the network and it worked too.

Sound is a little weak, though there are settings to help make music or dialogue more distinct.  Only downside: no audio out, so cannot hook up to stereo amp.  Seems an odd thing to leave out, but many TVs do, so I can't see deducting a star for that.
4698125
Always wanted one of these, but most were a higher cost than I'd could've paid. My daughter sent me the Amazon listing for this one to assess.  It had many features I liked eg. multiple inputs: thumb drive, sd, and internal memory as well as music and video capabilities.  Don't really use the remote, but its nice to have.  Its a bit slow in performing functions, but gets them all done consistently.  Photos contributed by my wife from her Apple seemed to come with some extraneous files (thumbs etc.) that the frame didn't like, but once I sifted those out it performed perfectly.  So far so good!
91940
Disclaimer: This is my first GPS, but I chose it after a lot of research.

For my taste this unit is at the "sweet spot" of the Garmin product line. It has all the features I really need, including a high-sensitivity SiRF chipset, WAAS three-meter accuracy, and spoken road names, without the cost burden of extra features such as verbal commands, blue tooth speakerphone, or MP3 player.

Among other things, the battery [if you charge it for 24 hours you really can get nearly five hours out of it] is an anti-theft feature. I do not mount the 260W to the window or dash; thieves look for tell-tale rubber ring marks. During short trips the 260W sits on a small beanbag in the well beneath the cigarette lighter, running on battery. When I park I pop it into the console CD cubby with one hand. No power cord to mess with. Even a badbuy watching me park would not see what I was doing.

My only complaint, and it is serious, is that there is no instruction manual. I was floundering until I found [...] It is a review of the earlier 250W but so far as I can tell the only difference is that the 260W adds text-to-speech street names.
2558685
I have been wanting to purchase an unlocked smartphone for sometime now and could not pass up this deal when I saw this phone for $199.  So far I am very happy with the performance of this phone.  It does so much, I'm still learning many of the features.  I mainly use the WiFi function to access the internet, as I do not have a data plan setup with T-Mobile.  It seems to be working great, always asking me which "access point" to use before connecting.  Like others have said, the camera is not great, but much much better than cameras I have had on any other phones.  I only wish that there were more apps, especially free apps similar to the Apple App Store, available for the Symbian OS, but otherwise great phone for a great price!
3860777
I purchased this new for $60 through Amazon and am amazed at how many features it has for this price.  It can print color and B&W, scan color/BW from scanner bed or stack of papers, copy both color and B&W from scanner bed or stack of papers, and fax from both options. On top of everything else it is wireless. The print speed is good and the quality is very acceptable.  I had no problems with setup or software (as opposed to some of the other reviewers).  It does seem to be using the ink provided quickly, but I ordered an OEM XL cartridge for it for $20 which should last several times as long.  I have only had it a month so there may be some issues that come up, but so far I am very pleased with this machine---especially considering the price.  I have spent that much just buying a set of ink cartridges for my last printer.
4958402
As a network engineer and architect of almost 20 years, I tend to be pretty critical of network hardware. I have high expectations and like things to be feature rich and easy to use, not a common combination. A friend and colleague suggested this device for me. I have some experience consulting for wireless service providers that utilize this hardware, so I wasn't totally unfamiliar with the company. Overall, this device has absolutely great features for the price. I replaced a 3 year old 802.11N access point with this since all of my stuff was able to do AC. The mobile app is great, the controller software works well and is easy to set up (mine runs within a linux container). The analytics the controller provides are very good (although most folks probably won't even need them). The coverage is very good in my home, it covers the basement, the main floor and the 2nd floor. It also has pretty good coverage well out into my yard, both front and back. I had originally thought about buying a second one for the second floor, but I don't need it.

Additional thoughts and details:
Typical consumers may find the need of an app or controller to configure and change this a little but too much, but remotely technical folks will likely be *very* happy.
This is *not* a router. It's a wireless access point. All it does is act as a bridge from wireless to a wired network (an oversimplification, it does a lot of great stuff like vlan tagging, etc.).
I'd recommend it for sure.
4914901
Couldn't be easier to use. Great mix of features usually found only in more expensive switching equipment (like VLAN support), super easy to install wherever/however needed. The metal chassis on the 16-port version feels particularly solid and no doubt helps keep the unit cool. The 8-port model has very convenient USB charging ports, a nice bonus feature for a professional workstation or home office. Both models are solidly constructed, and for the price, both are a steal.
3921117
We shopped a long time to find the perfect, inexpensive HDTV, before choosing this model, and so far we couldn't be happier.  The interface is easy to use; the sound is good for built-in speakers, and the 720p picture is comparable to many 1080p 32" TV's we considered.  Overall, our family would definitely recommend this model to any non-tech-obsessed individual looking for a 32" HDTV for under $500.
3703835
I was pleasantly surprised with the features this player has considering the economical price.  I have only played DVD-R and DVD+R discs and the response time for loading and its ability to start/play the movie have been extremely fast.  I like the built in counter/display, which is very useful for monitoring the progress of your movie and this is definitely omitted by other "low end" players.  Even though the loading tray doesn't come all the way out, most users shouldn't have a problem with it.  I don't have a single complaint with the remote that has worked perfect so far.  The design of the player seems to be of good quality and I love its size.  My only concern is the durability of the player in terms of longevity.  Only time will tell.