Excellent paperweight.
589320
Been sitting on my desk at the office for 4 years, very good at guarding paperwork.
4737529
Go to Facebook and look at all the problems this machine has.  Do not buy.  This is an expensive paperweight.
733403
I bought one mzn707 and used it successfully for about 3 months.  Then I had to return it because the spring that closes the door to the media window broke!  That's right, broke.  I was able to get a new one, free of charge, but now the unit does not register with the software. It will not read the disks either.  I removed the software and reinstalled, but still it won't read.  I have wasted some much time and have been so frustrated with this piece of junk.  Never again will I buy a Sony.  They constantly put out inferior hardware and buggy software.  Don't buy this thing...get one with a hard drive and that has been favorably reviewed.
2404641
Total junk, but at least it worked for a week before the lever stopped working. Get this if you want a pretty paperweight.
2209808
I bought this in Oct as a Xmas present but at Xmas it didn't work correctly. I tried everything, couldn't even restore it. LSI says they won't fix because it was 3 months old and Acer won't fix because it was refurbished. Not sure it was refurbished if it doesnt work, so i have a $200.00 paper weight. Beware! Buy at your own risk. I gave 1 star because the paper weight looks good.
2098101
I bought this for a media lab. Big mistake. The 17-page maximum is an outright lie. It jams up at about 6-7 pages. Of course, that's assuming we can keep it on long enough for it to shred anything at all. It will not stay on longer than a split-second. This is not an exaggeration: after pushing the power button several times, the power light comes on, but only for a split second before it goes out again. So in effect, it just sits there, with no way to even turn it on.

We will be returning this and staying away from any future Fellowes products. This is not the first problematic piece of equipment we've had from this company, and we will not buy any more of their products.
2811076
This was a very fine VCR when it worked, but it stopped powering up after just 4 months of occasional use.  It's completely dead.  The warranty is only 90 days, so I have an $80 paperweight now.  I noticed some other reviewers complained of the same (unfortunately, those reviews came after my purchase).  Beware, as quality on this VCR seems hit-or-miss.
655652
I am updating my review to say the longer I use this printer the more I hate it. I get a message the printer tray is empty when there are 10 or 12 sheets of paper left in the miniscule paper tray that it has. It jams at the drop of a hat.  I tried to us Hewlett Packard glossy 2 sided brochure paper and it will not feed that through.  I previously had a $39 4 year old HP printer that had no trouble handling this paper. I will never buy another HP printer.

I have been a loyal HP printer user for a long time,  but this printer is junk.  Frequent problems with paper feeding into printer when paper is loaded correctly it will often say it is out of paper.

Wireless connection seldom works.

The software is awful. I can fax from the keypad on the printer, but faxing from the software will not work.

I installed this printer on both an XP and Vista computers and it functions poorly on both systems.

Looks like HP just threw this together without adequate software and hardware testing to make a quick buck.
2403266
Over a decade I've owned some six of these portable DVD gizmos, for home use only and daily screenings of mint-condition DVDs and CDs. Planned obsolescence seems to be engineered in; all brands--save Sony--quite predictably fail on schedule in the seventeenth month of the standard eighteen-month warranty period. Panasonic is marginally acceptable but will ultimately break down. Sylvania players were marginally acceptable but current production models balk at playing brand-new DVDs. RCA players are a regrettable joke, shoddily manufactured and barely functional.

Some thought has gone into the engineering of Sony players, although the AC power cord is ridiculously short and may necessitate some furniture jockeying in your viewing area as it did in mine. Sony is committed to delivering, with its big crisp pixels, exactly what is inscribed on the disc, and that means Original Aspect Ratio. If you insist on "full frame" presentation (a tragic marketing misnomer if ever there was one), look elsewhere. Sony delivers--if the DVD distributors have been doing their element restoration and print sourcing correctly--precisely what the director and cinematographer intended for us to experience, nothing more nothing less.

The sound quality is adequate and much improved by using headphones (not supplied by Sony), the picture quality superb: bright, sharp, excellent resolution. The touchpad controls are sleek and very responsive if not ideally viewer-friendly. The unit is sturdily constructed (cf. RCA) and fits comfortably in the viewer's lap, short power cord notwithstanding.

The Sony is very fairly priced and represents good value in an offshore manufacture. It is clearly superior to its would-be competitors and will outlast them. If you appreciate Original Aspect Ratio and crisp visual imagery, the Sony player is the most reliable way to get visual authenticity out of your DVD library. Inexplicably a major big-box retailer based in Chicago which used to feature this brand can no longer do so, and I worry that the portable DVD player may become obsolete hardware (along with our cherished DVD software). Fortunately, Amazon and its third-party vendors continue to market the ideal Sony player fairly widely, and we must hope Sony sees fit to keep it in production since it fulfills a real need admirably and affordably.
3305711
Great Paperweight, Terrible combination lock. This has got to be the worst lock in history. I hope that this reviews deter people from buying this awful device. MasterLock should recall this locks and refund or exchange for something that works
3854335
Worked one time, thats all.  Looks nice, but its a paperweight.  Junk.  Waste of my hard earned dollars.
4265334
Paperweight. The website listed on the board is no longer. No information can  be found about this board on the Internet. No manual or drivers. I wasted days trying to get this thing to work.
3338831
My father-in-law bought this printer for me less than two years ago.  I had the same paper-feed problems described above (large amounts being pulled through for no reason).  Eventually a sensor was damaged and it stopped working, I exchanged it within the year warranty and hoped it was a fluke.  The "new" one that was sent had the EXACT SAME PROBLEMS from the get go, and eventually stopped working as well.  Unfortunately, the warranty had run out and I am now stuck with a $175. paper weight.

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!
603569
I got the Onix350 during a wootoff for about $65.  The hardware is excellent.  The software is incredibly bad.  The pros and cons are below:

Pros:

The GPS system is extremely sensitive and unlike the majority of GPS systems, can acquire satellite signals below deep forest canopies.  I had read about this capability before I bought the unit, and choose it for that reason.  I live in the middle of the woods and wanted a unit that would work while hiking in the heavily wooded areas near my home.  In fact, the unit acquires signals inside my house which is surrounded by trees.  I am writing this review in my living room, and the unit has acquired seven satellites with three in the green (strong signal).  My garmin unit cannot acquire a single satellite when I am inside the house.  I do not know whether this is due to the electronics or a good antennae, but it matters not ... this unit has superb signal acquisition.

The display is very good but not outstanding.  It is plenty bright, but the resolution is only medium.  But the color is excellent and the ability to overlay either topographic maps or aerial maps is a very nice feature.  But you will have to pay for these maps, and you should count on adding at least another $20 to collect enough maps to make this unit useful (see below).

Cons:

The web software is terrible.  The Bushnell web site is disorganized and seemingly designed to prevent the user from getting to where they want to be.  For simply registering the product, you get four free downloads which is enough to get you around your neighborhood, and thats it.  The maps are small in area coverage, and hard to download. You will need to use trial and error to get what you want, so only having four free downloads is a tease and an insult.

If you are running Vista, then I recommend you buy another GPS.  The combination of Vista paranoia and the Bushnell web site makes it nearly impossible to download maps.  There is no Mac support, so forget about that as well.  But I was able to download maps using Windows XP, although the process was convoluted and tiresome.  The instructions are obscure, and often incorrect.  Downloading maps to the GPS is a three or four step process, involves multiple windows, great patience and adequate karma.  You will be cussing out the software engineers who designed this junk well before you have achieved success.  I am guessing the software development was farmed out to Siberian potato farmers without access to computers or heat.

Summary:

Great hardware, terrible software.  Count on adding another $20 for map downloads.  This will give you unlimited downloads for 90 days.  I paid $30 for one year of "free" map downloads, but in retrospect, the extra $10 may have been a mistake.  I will lose patience long before 90 days are up.  Nevertheless, after you suffer the indignation of dealing with the obscure and obscenely incompetent map download system, you will have an excellent GPS that works well in the deep forest.  I know of no other GPS with comparable signal acquisition capabilities.
4560734
Bought this five years ago thinking it would make a great present for someone, someday.  Finally gave it to my grandson as a birthday present and it didn't work at all.  The power light comes on, nothing else.  Tried new batteries, power supply, etc.  Nothing.  DOA.  Remember that this product had been unopened for five years.  Of course now I haven't saved the receipt and it's out of warranty anyway.  Makes for an annoying expensive paperweight.
4169476
Way too complicated to setup. Good luck...makes a good paperweight, though.
2790983
It's funny to read the description of the product and then compare it to reality. I bought this paperweight off Amazon. Never again. It arrived and immediately started crashing in I E and Chrome. Then it slowed to a crawl. I troubleshot it and found it had a defective hard drive(Brand new!). That was the easy part. The tough part was dealing with the non English speaking support personnel. Their approach wAs basically... Too bad. We 'll ship a hard drive when we get around to it and if you don't send the old one back(why?) we'll bill you for it. A week later I have no computer and if the hard drive ever gets here no idea how to install. There is something intrinsically wrong with a company that sells trash. Won't stand behind i: puts the onus on the customer to fix it ; outsources it's service and after all that expects you to ship their s***ty part back to them. I will make sure no one I know ever buys one of these pos again. Thanks, maggots at Dell, for a great experience.