Best tech Device of the Year IMHO.
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The Product Rocks. I don't normally get excited about anything.

This multi function piece of tech solved 5 problems for me at 1 time.

To start I have a son who is Autistic. The backseat of my Tundra is his domain. He takes 2 backpacks of movies a dvd player, his phone  etc. Everything has to have its place.

My son can now just take his tablet and leave his DVD player and 2 Backpacks of movies at home.

This device has allowed me to add a phone as a hotspot and give internet access to anyone in the truck.
This device has allowed me to plug a USB SSD into it with all of my sons movies on it which he streams to his tablet.
This device has allowed me to plug my SD cards from my camera and dashcam  and copy them to SSD without getting my laptop out.
This device has its own backup battery so even when the truck is turned off it powers the SSD, the Phone , so my son is not interrupted.
This device is plugged into a secondary battery to charge it as a fail safe.
This device also picks up my home wifi and becomes available on the home network. So getting to the files on the SSD is simple and fast.

All of it fits in a Plano 3600 series waterproof which fits in my center console. It can also be taken anywhere in the Plano box.

My truck is now about 60 pounds lighter and my Son is happy. Doesn't get much better than that.

Thank you  RAVPower
2555006
I'm really happy with this device. My WiFi speed is now excellent everywhere at home and the device is super stable. Connect, setup and ZERO reboots needed since day 1. The integration with home automation need polish but at least does what promised. I'm sure they will add more improvements on this area. Recommended 100%
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I LOVE Ubiquiti gear. Its actually made setting up networks fun again. So easy to configure, lots of functionality and reliable. If every company in tech was this good, the world would be a much happier place.
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This thing is AMAZING and I am kicking myself for not having discovered these gadgets sooner than I did!  Wireless connectivity is relatively reliable 2 rooms away - it matters how many other connected devices are using bandwidth at a given time, however - just like any other wireless device. Netflix and HuluPlus and You-Tube work flawlessly but other, less-popular streaming apps seem less stable and quite glitchy.  Fortunately, there's a work-around for that so it's essentially a non-issue!  This thing is small and doesn't clutter up precious space like a tablet, laptop or computer would - the biggest bonus is that it uses Android apps that aren't available on those other devices yet has all the apps you've grown to love and appreciate on your PC!

Update: April 14, 2015.  I order this device exactly one year ago today.  Up to recently, it worked wonderfully.  I noticed a couple of weeks ago, there was a power "glitch" and I lost all function.  Then, suddenly, I touched something just right and I had function again.  So, for a couple of weeks, it's been business-as-usual and I'm a happy camper.  Until today...another power glitch and I got nothin'.  The difference between a couple of weeks ago and now is that the power's on but I've got no interface and no way to control the device.  It's basically useless with no way to fix it.  For as much as I paid for this thing, I would expect it to last a lot longer than exactly 365 days.  But, I suppose I should count my blessings:  given some of the other reviews I've read, my device has held out quite a bit longer.

I spent 2 days scouring the internet for a resolution to my problem and finally came upon some extremely obscure YouTube video that showed how to do a factory reset on a bricked device.  I followed the instructions and voila - was able to boot it and restore it.  Of course, I lost all of the data I had accrued since I started using it, but that pales in comparison to having a device that doesn't work at all.

Still no response from the Seller with regards to any amount of customer service - just wanted to know if they could help with a fix for the device - I guess not.

I still like this device, but if I wasn't a persistent, semi-tech-savvy kinda person, I would have a piece of useless junk here - and I know that there have been others who have probably encountered this situation who didn't know what to do or where to turn with their issue so they just junked it.  There should be better customer service for the products we purchase - not just here, on Amazon, but ANYWHERE.
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I can't believe how quick everything is and how well it all works together. The Nokia apps are the best part of it all and the quality of the build feels like the most solid, sturdy phone ever, something Nokia is legendary for. I have been with Windows Phone since WP7 and the Samsung Focus...this absolutely blows it away and the WP8 OS has really taken a large step. Windows Phone is just getting started and the Lumia 920 is the main reason why the OS will be a huge success going forward.
4831816
Fantastic. Some more app diversity is all it needs. YouTube, various home cable, etc. Otherwise, a perfect device.
3404530
I love this company. They are so innovative and dedicated to QUALITY.  I got this the other day and was amazed.  Its designed with respect to the other outlets in the wall. Its plug-in is up top in back rather tan center. The unit is Just an inch wide; OK 1.12 inches but, whose measuring.  This 3Port BoostCube is at full 2.4A at each port... all the time.  It doesn't downgrade its AMPS out because we want to use it to its full extent.  Its at MAX at all times and performs at top notch.... compared to all the chargers I've EVER EVER EVER owned.  With its SmartID technology, it cares what you have plugged in. It identifies its max charge capability and starts to charge at full power. So don't worry which port you plug into. It's GOT YOUR BACK.  WOW... I charge phones, tablets and wireless speakers faster than my other power adapters.  You'll be pleased with this... FOR SURE!
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I picked up a custom unit from Sony with the upgraded i7 and the solid state drive running a cleaned version of Pro 8.

Background.
  My gadget collection includes a playbook for mirroring the phone and an ipad2 that I mainly use as a digital map for traveling. I needed something to run Microsoft office and almost bought a surface pro....but the initial stock sold out quickly. My research led me to the Intel processor spec page...and to the Sony Tap 20.

Decisions.
  Amazon is a great place to research consumer products outside the realm of advertising. Biased magazine reviews are best swallowed with a grain of salt. There are a few configurations of this machine but customer satisfaction was decent.. I already have a 7" and a 10" touch based device so why not a 20" that will run MS Office. I placed my order.

My experience
  The unit arrived and went though the initialization process. Windows 8 is sleek. Everything is a swipe or tap away.

  The unit is silent with the SSD. I like that.

  It is comparatively heavy but I will associate that with being a solid device.

  I have not given it a battery endurance test but I hope other users read that the battery can be set to an eighty or
  fifty percent charge limit.

  The screen is amazing with the Sony rendering for normal use. Not HD but beautiful.

  Its fast enough for me with my custom configuration of the upgraded i7, SSD and 64bit version of Pro

  The sound can be equalized with the Dolby software to my satisfaction. Its compressed music anyway.

  The boot kernel is fabulously fast for going from off to working in seconds.

Conclusion

  I have been around DOS based computers since dialing a rotary phone and dropping the handset into the modem cradle and used punch cards in school. The windows GUI has evolved some since 3.0 but its still just ones and zeros. I have deleted the preinstalled office 2010 and now have a 64 bit 365 subscription. I really don't like to use any 'cloud' based services but I will give it a 30 day whirl. I like BlackBerry because it protects my privacy. Apple, well, I spit out the cool-aid but it still knows where I am with the 3g and WIFI turned off. Interesting. IE10 has some great security enhancements. I do not like spending my time scanning for viruses and malware. From past experience, Firefox makes future machine updates a pain and my soul will not be sold to Google or whateverbook. Thanks for the map but meta crawl away.

  Sony is a purchaser of innovation. The cassette mechanism from ampeg or CD technology from Phillips are technologies bought and licensed though Sony. (I always thought their digital to analog conversion was harsh sounding compared to Panasonics MASH conversion...back in the day.) Point is, they don't invent much but they do build a solid product. The price for a tap 20 really shoves it up the scale from a toy to an investment...so I bought this for work.

  A great machine and the shape of things to come...smaller isn't always better.
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This little jewel has met or exceeded most all of  my expectations.
The resolution is excellent, video camera is amazingly good except for
sound glitches which can usually be solved by rebooting. Enjoy You Tube
and other videos, great browsing, music and pictures.  I had an I pad
and sold it, but the more I use and get used to this g tablet, the better
I like it.
3766880
Best tablet from Samsung yet. This thing is head and shoulders above the three.
4443068
This is undoubtedly the coolest, and most useful device I'm purchased. Everyone I show it to wants one.
3497976
I bought this device for two good reasons, the price for what you think you're getting is insanely competituve, but it is horrible for what it needs to do.

The other reason is honestly the life and death of every portable I've actually owned and loved, and that's the battery. Less charging, less plug and play, fast charging and long battery life is something every phone that actually wants to last for, should aim to achieve. I can easily set this down somewhere, use it for extended periods, and not worry ever about it dying when I need it.

The 1080p display is probably what you would consider standard, not too vibrant colors, but options to fix that as well as decent low light operation as to not hurt your eyes, it easily and aptly switches to high brightness when it thinks you're in a lighted area, and it does very little to the battery life in turn.

The build quality is fantastic, someone probably dumped glue all over everything, but it is stiff, heavy and feels like something that will stand against whatever it hits, all while having a polish that makes you not want to drop it. It also seems to appear that the glass section is on a different set of metal, so the pecking order of materials shouldn't be the reason your screen cracks, I'm very happy to see there is a company that understands that.

The camera is actually pretty alright if you're not trying to get a one time shot, it seems to hold the shot and take the more favorable of the exposure points, but if you're moving just a little, or it doesn't focus right, the picture is still reminiscent of your normal generic camera.

General performance is pretty snappy overall, you can easily scroll and navigate menus, there is a constant overlay bubble that allows you to play videos and music without missing whatever you're doing. That also works for music. Almost every option is available through the notification bar, so you won't have to dig or find apps to do what it can do, it's pretty professional and as a device it makes a statement that doesn't send you into the Google play store immediately like other phones make you want to.

Alright, the speaker is probably the only thing on the surface that will make your head spin, rear firing speakers are pretty shameful, but I think it's center mounted too, which means most of your hand positions won't grab the sound as efficiently as other phones out there, so it's somewhat disappointing if you share content with your friends without a speaker.

So almost everything about this phone is alright, right? Until you try to use data. This phone doesn't operate on 3g or 4g on at&t, I don't understand why or how a company can go through practically every measure to sell a phone to you, except make a phone that will actually accept a modern signal. I think even my watch gets 3g. But the last thing I actually want to use that for is a phone.

I'm giving it 1 star so people will look at it, and mainly because if someone is looking for a phone, they cannot come here because it is the weakest point of the device... Like a computer that can't compute. I also hope leagoo will make an attempt at redesigning their phones to accept American signals, because this phone is almost perfect. When I bought it I immediately thought of a teather phone that I could leave in my pocket and not have to ever worry about the battery when I am on the go or travelling long distances or just outside with larger screens available. I also thought of a perfect screen casting machine that could last a few movies or YouTube videos without needing to charge, and while all of this is true enough, the connection is not strong enough to promote any phone functionality people may have been looking for, and it's downright disappointing.
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I just got mine from Amazon, and the first thing I did was to update to OS2008. Quite a breeze even for a pc novice. Maybe not. Having read a lot about the its pluses, I have to say I agree with most the parts, and indeed it is a phenomenal smart device. Go get one if you've been deiding.

Nice job, Nokia! You just won another first-time consumer.
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Best device

By Jeremy duell on Aug 8, 2017 6:31:35 AM

One of the best purchases I have made. I now have Wi-Fi in every area of the home
4549253
This thing is flat out amazing.  Previously my PSP was my most dense piece of impressive technology.  My wife's Touch  blows it away.  Of course it is a great iPod (although I think the click-wheel might be a little better for navigating), but it also is great for flashcards for the kids, little games, email and internet.  Simply amazing.  It was worth every penny for us and was a nice replacement for our 2nd gen 10gb ipod which failed us after 5 years.

I am pretty sure we have already downloaded  $20 worth of apps.  I am embarrassed to be gushing - but this is a really impressive little device.
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I am a total tech nerd and it's almost shameful how much I spend on tech devices, I started with the Rio when I was 12 and it's been glory ever since. I have had a sidekick, every model iPod etc...so needless to say I am picky about product.

The iTouch seriously blew my socks off. It has a better wi-fi signal than my Mac computer and it's such a "thoughtful" device. It was hell setting up gmail with the uploaded 1.1.4 software so that's just a warning, the gmail directions or "simple set-up" didn't work for me. But now that i figured it out I LOVE it.

The contacts save and when you go to write an email they upload over there, you can program your email to just manualy check when you get on so it doesn't waste the battery, and even better you don't have to pay a monthly phone bill with it! I am seriously the biggest fan of this thing ever.

I am trying to think of lame things about it to warn costumers, I think the lamest thing is having no wall charger or having to switch out my Monster cable for a lower voltage (it will melt your iTouch with too much use). But that's about it.

I think even with the highest expectations you will be pleasantly suprised.
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Incredible, doing things with it that I feel most people are not.  I read every article on it and interface it with as many smart gadgets as possible.  Will soon be installing one in a young lady's home that was paralyzed in an auto wreck, will interface it with assistive technology devices to control the whole home.