I really like being able to run it in 3 directions around ...
579935
Does what it says very well. I really like being able to run it in 3 directions around a room/area.
1909108
I have used this blind now three times an have had deer in range, but the wind changed an gave me away.  I like the fact I can take it with me and move about to different spots without setting up an leaving it for weeks for the deer to get used to seeing it.  I gave it 4 stars because it is somewhat cumbersome to carry, but if you don't have a long walk its not that difficult.  I hope its just a matter of time before I can bring home some venison with this blind.  Using a crossbow on the ground is not easy to get in range of those smart critters!
2366567
I bought this but was so busy that it was several months before I actually tested it to see how it works, which is the worst thing you can do because if something is wrong you can risk running out of the time the manufacturer gives you to do so. I was very happy and relived though that it worked great and provided all the power I needed to run my 7 1/4" Makita Hypoid Power Saw all day on a construction project last week. I recommend getting the remote control attachment to use with it, so that in between periods of needing to run your tools you can shut off the inverter to help your car battery recharge better. I left my car running all day long with this inverter attached, and every time I needed to run my tools I would turn it on. I don't have it installed in the vehicle, I attached it externally to my battery over the regular connections the car uses. If you use it this way, you'll have to have a sturdy base to set it on, because you cant have it sitting these on top of the engine because it'll heat up too much. I had a 5 gallon bucket filled with rocks, and a milk crate on top of it with the inverter on top of that. I also recommend checking out YouTube videos and reading the user manual carefully before attempting to use it. Last bit of advice is to call the manufacturer of any tools or devices you plan to use with this inverter and have them explain to you what the power requirements will be to run these things. This will take some of the guesswork out of it and for me at least helped me to feel more confident that I wasn't going to risk damaging the inverter by drawing too much  power out of it. Also I don't really know much about electrical currents and watts and was relived that the Makita tech support guys had all that information available to help me figure out if the inverter would work. For a second opinion, call up the tech support guys for the inverter and run the numbers past them too. The inverter actually has an auto shut off feature to prevent drawing too much power off of it but it doesnt hurt to be cautious especially if you've never used something like this before like me. This thing is a great alternative to buying an expensive generator, and I'm glad I invested in it.
2904843
It's very user friendly, not all 4 brackets lined up to my optima projector, but 3 does the job just fine. it is wobbly a little, but I have had no trouble adjusting it to the perfect position, so if you NEED to change the direction often, then you might want something more advanced than this, but if you will adjust it and leave it, you will do fine.
1530778
Looks a little confusing at first, but I like the multi-purpose feature.
3984769
A little pricy, but I think it is worth it to get something that is basically up and running real quickly. It has wireless which is set statically so I can find it. The bluetooth range is a little lower than my plug in one, but it works for me. This version 3, has 4 USB ports, so it has everything I need. I recommend it!
1156226
I got this as a present so I have no idea as to how competitive the price is here (compared to those in big box stores), but I have to say I'm pretty infatuated with my TomTom. I just used it on my first major trip and it was like having a general in the car alongside me. I had to reroute a couple of times which it did with ease and it sure beats me having to look at paper computer print-out directions as I did in year's past. The technology is sophisticated yet the directions remain very easy to use. I had mine up and running in minutes. Sadly, now I don't think I can get by in the future without my TomTom. I guess that's the serious drawback to luxuries on aggregate. Oh well!
3437308
I got the fan for commuting this summer during my third trimester of pregnancy.  I take public transportation to and from work and this little fan couldn't be more a life saver when it gets hot in the metro car because it's packed full of people, while I'm waiting for the bus or even waiting in the lunch line.  I love that it has three speeds, you can hang it around your neck and it folds for easier handling.  The other thing I love about it is my hair doesn't get ripped out if it gets caught in the fan.  It's only happened a few times and the fan will stop spinning.  If I turn the fan off I can unwind my hair pretty easily.
2204696
Nice having the flexibility to use the PS/3 further from the power source
614846
NO more having to move the wire out of the way all the time. You can set back move around go to the restroom and it still works. the only thing I have noticed thats it hurts my left ear for some reason. I had tried to reverse the head set around but then the sounds are in the wrong direction. You have to get use to all the bottons to make it run right. But it does sound alot different then my older one.
4303466
Quick GPS acquisition (my running friends envy it) and the computer interface is pretty cool too, it will actually plot the routes youve run on a map (think google maps style) and you can post that wherever you like. Highly recommended!
1482040
It is wonderful, powerful for a portable battery operated unit, the adjustable angles make it so versatile. Also variable fan speed.  I use it mostly as a stand fan pointed at my face, as that is a great way to keep me cool thru this hot summer.

On the upper arm, it does feel a little bulky.  Comes with an 18 inch velcro strap.  Make sure your sleeve is loose enough to fit the fan under.  You get cool air on one side, and if you use 4 batteries, you really feel the weight on that one arm.  So if you use it this way, the cord is definitely better with a battery bank.  Maybe they will come up with a built-in lightweight rechargeable battery that lasts at least 4 or 6 hours so you don't have to deal with a cord while swinging your arms, like when jogging.

When blowing up the shirt from the waist, you don't feel the extra weight like when used on one arm.  This is my second favorite way to use it.  Works well at work, where I do a lot of walking.  Allows up to maybe a 1.4 inch belt, not too thick, or you can flip the stand out and use that to pinch over your waistband, it has some textured plastic parts to grip on your jeans.  However, if you have like nice shorts with no belt, made of mesh or delicate material, it might snag it.  Put a piece of material in the clip to keep the textured part away from you shorts, and find something to use via the belt method.  It doesn't come with a large velcro strap for your waist, but you could find a reasonable alternative in your belt collection or maybe the craft store, or even use the approx 34 inch adjustable neck strap if you are not too large around the middle.

Which brings me to the around the neck method.  I am pretty active, so I don't use this method much.  You just slip the neck strap in the belt loops.  It moves too much when jogging, hits you on the chest.  Might be okay for a slow, casual walk.  This way is best used for say sitting at a sporting event, at the park, or maybe at your desk.

Sorry so long, but that says a lot for a versatile item.  The only other thing I wish was different is if the larger part of the clip was solid, not like an arch, so it would keep the textured part away from delicate material when using the belt method.  Yeah, you could flip the clip down, but you'll have problems when sitting down, unless you have it on your side.  I prefer to use it in front, where the cooling in more centralized.  Most pants have belt loops, which prevent moving it to the side easily without unbuckling your belt.  Thanks for reading my review.
4012608
My only complaint that stops this being 5 stars is the direction of the sockets, they should be sideways as a lot of devices plugs are too big to actually fit 6 in.

I love the swivel head, as the plug turns in the wall to the side the cord runs. This was very handy in my HT
794528
The only problem with this little darling is that it requires its own electrical circuit and in my apartment everything is overloaded.  I found a solution.  One side of my living room is on one circuit and the other side with the TV is on the office circuit.  I have to turn off everything on one side of the room in order to use the treadmill but it is OK if I use it in the daylight or have the kitchen light turned on behind the treadmill so I amnot walking in the dark.  It is modern looking and not out of place at all in my living room where I also have a NuStep T4 crosstrainer that has saved my life with my knee replacements and need to move those knees daily.  The only thing that really works on the controls is the distance walked but I use a counter with it to see how fast I am walking.  I love its small size and it does the job well for me.  No problems at all.  If you can manage the electricity, it is great -- if not, forget it.
3656735
very durable, works great, love the 3 setting option
1894458
I love how easy it is to program each of the outlet and be able to control whatever is plugged into it.  Setting up turn on and off schedules is very easy.  I currently have my landscape lights plugged into this and it's great to be able to control it from anywhere.

 The only negative thing that I've seen so far is that from time to time it loses Wi-Fi connectivity so you have to unplug it and replug it every once in a while so that he can reconnect to the network
2393018
It took me a while to figure out how to set this thing up especially since I was not the first owner (remanufactured.  It will get you to your destination EVENTUALLY.  It was so funny, when I first tried using it from my local mall to my house, it got everything right until it got to the turnoff to my block and then it told me to turn the opposite way!  If you get lost however, eventually it will get you back on track and that I like.  The mounting is a little flimsy but considering what I paid for it, and for the fact that I wasn't the first owner, not a bad toy at all.