Good basic performance
589298
At $60 with free shipping, this is a good cost-effective reader for OBDII codes. The local Autozone store wanted about $150 bucks for an equivalent one. Don't expect anything but basic code readings; that's all you get, and the ability to erase them. Simple to use, and large digits are easy to read in dim light
3819205
Good performance, good price... I wanted this low capacity drive for my PC's operating system & applications only (no data, hence the low capacity) and it worked out fine.  Item is quiet, fast & recommended.
4068211
Satisfactory for a basic computer system.

Quality of materials OK.

Sound OK - but don't expect spectacular sound.
1082628
Very good performance for the price. I have it two months and I've had no problems with it. And it looks nice too. I recommend it personally.
2955359
An excellent performer at a reasonable price.  It does what it says it will do. The on-off switches are handy and add to the reliability of the device.
3743808
I bought this Laptop for my basic use and it's a Good Product at fair price,and also compatible to play Basic Games and run basic programs
2451512
This disk reader works just fine. It's a bit whiny at top speed, but so is every other model on the market. I have no interest in the Label Tag functionality, and my understanding is that its performance is par in that area. Mainly, I read CDs and DVDs and will occasionally burn CDs. At max burn speeds, CDs will sometimes have skips. I think that's how it works with any CD burner, but I've found it annoying to manually tell my media player to burn at slow speeds to get a good quality music CD. I don't use Blu-Ray often enough yet to justify getting a drive that's three times as expensive, so this was the product for me.

Overall, it works and the price is hard to beat.
1552408
The Belkin AC867 is a recent entry into the USB Network Adapter market that presents good performance at a low price point.  While it can be sometimes erratic in performance, I have generally had good connections both on Windows 7 and Windows 8 laptops.  My internet connection speed has only been limited by the cable connection used.  The only faults are that it is, as mentioned,occasionally erratic and it is so bulky it makes it difficult to use adjacent USB ports simultaneously without some additional solution.  Also, on the first laptop I installed it on (Windows 8), it did not configure correctly without having the adapter in the USB slot, but I don't know if that is a general issue or one specific to my laptop.  Overall, the adapter is good and inexpensive - a rare combination.
641655
Great performance for the price. I use this under my desk at work. Sometimes the sensor on the bottom of the device that is meant to cut power to the unit if it tips over gets stuck even when the unit is upright. Shaking it back and forth a little gets it going.

Puts out just enough heat for my workspace.
4435410
Great performance for the money. It is either this or buy a several hundred dollar camera, but if you don't plan to do much underwater photography, this will work just fine.
4477641
The vendor was VERY quick and delivered a day before promised date. I am happy with the performance, however the basic Office is BASIC! I think, now, I should have paid a little more for the i5 processor. It is however, quite satisfactory, even with 2GB RAM. Overall - a good buy. Great small size.
2977343
I am still using it, very good performance.
2273742
this is a good preamp, noise floor is low on MM and acceptable on MC. The presence of two inputs, one for MM and one for MC is a bonus, allowing easy shifting between two turntables. That works great when testing used records on a cheaper cartridge. Sound is typical of transistor, eventually better than NAD, just a tad more forgiving, way better than a receiver phono sound but quite distant from an audiophile preamp. In comparison to a top unit, it lacks detail and pace, voices and instruments are somewhat closed in (no air around them). Bass is solid and treble extension OK. If you replace the cheap supply with a shunt PSU (I built my own) it improves considerably. Maybe the manufacturer could offer a compatible shunt PSU as an option. Anyway, for the price this is unbeatable and highly recommended.
3430144
The performance is not earth-shattering, but it does what I expect for a low-cost tablet. It's nice that they include a micro SD-slot. If all you do is social networking, email and occasional videos then it's all you need. Sure I can do all the same stuff on my phone, but I like the larger display when I'm home.
515189
Captured video at 720x480 well enough on my Windows 7 64-bit system that I don't miss my old Adaptec PCI capture card from XP/32-bit days.  Not high def, but OK for basic use.  Audio came across as 8kbps, very poor/noisy, BUT if you have separate hifi audio line in, then no big problem...and the video synced fine that way.  After struggling a little with the included Ulead VideoStudio software, I got much better and consistent results with the Cyberlink PowerDirector software that came with my Blu-ray burner, using a tweaked profile for MPEG-2 720x480.  Some review(s) here indicated it only works with the included software, but that's not the case.  Notes: For Win64, I followed included directions to download special driver software, first, instead of drivers on CD.  I have left the device connected to source video cable, and no overheating problems.  The included USB extender cable couldn't be any cheaper quality (tiny wire gauge), and that caused some problems...so recommend testing EasyCap without that cable, to avoid headaches...a few bucks on amazon gets you a better extender cable.  So, in summary, if you know what you are doing, and have some better capture software, then EasyCap is a good deal for little dough.
2732805
It's cheap. It works. Great performer for the price.
909666
These are a good value for the price.  I'm no sound fidelity nut, but they beat the hell out of the built in speakers of my 40" tv who's seeing use as a computer monitor.  I sought these out in particular because I wanted a desktop set that were smallish and fewer in number than my previous 7.1 Logitech surround sound set up that I had.  Speaking in sound comparison, the 7.1 did have richer sound with greater variation of instruments and other sound effects (especially when the volume was cranked) but I no longer had the luxury of placement that I did before.  In contrast, these deliver about 75% of the same sound quality, but were also 1/5th the price, so that's great value for the performance in my book.  The sound is good, but not great.  Then again, it's a 2.1 configuration so there is only so much it can deliver and I knew that going in.  It stands up to volume fairly well, but at 30 watts one again can't expect too much.  In a average sized room, they're fine, but a large open area they will not preform as well especially if there's a lot of background noise like say a gathering of chatty friends or such.

The configuration is also dead simple, 1 line in vs the 3 from before, and its highly portable.  The only minor issue I have with these is the controller unit, while its elegant enough with its dial on top, its the on/off switch I find a bit lackluster as it's both recessed enough in the frame to be a bit difficult to get at, and its a somewhat stiff as well.  Perhaps over time that stiffness will fade, but it again conforms to the compactness of the units design over all.

In short, for the money, this is a lot of good speaker one is getting.