Good quality, poor implementation.
598837
The quality of the item itself is good; however, it tips right over if you have your phone in portrait mode. (iPhone 6s)
2696439
Let me first say that the picture on this set is wonderful. The detail and color saturation is incredible. The design of the set is also very nicely done. Almost nothing but screen, and a very subtle power light. Nice.  But....  functionally it is poorly executed. My first, and most serious gripe, and one I am considering returning the set for, is that it does not pass 5.1 audio from the HDMI inputs to the optical output. The audio is down-converted to stereo. Some have said that it is down-converted to Dolby Pro Logic. I have not confirmed. This is such a glaring omission that strains credulity. No doubt this could be solved with a software update, but it has (evidently) been an issue with the set for almost a year.

My other issue is the touch based remote.  It bears similarity to the new AppleTV remote, but cheesy construction and poor response time.  All this from a market leading company with a long history of building quality consumer electronics. How the mighty have fallen.
3142990
I liked the overall built quality of this keyboard tray, which fits basic ergonomic needs.

I really didn't like the tooless mount because the back contact Velcro that sticks it to the table was too short (possibly a unintentional poor saving decision from 3M). It used to release and the tray would go to the floor. Also, the attachment contact levelers provide poor fit. My final decision after too many times trying to keep it in place was to screw the tray to the table.

Final thing is that I let my mouse falls sideways very frequently due to not having something to constrain it. If you hit it while you are turning, it slips directly to the floor.
1991879
Construction quality is excellent, however, the lack of assembly instructions resulted in damaging some of the parts.  Due to the design, if not assembled in the proper order, it is impossible to dismantle for another attempt without damaging some of the parts.
I usually am able to assemble almost anything, even without instructions.  However, the assembly sequence was not clearly apparent and choosing the incorrect sequence resulted in an the inability to disassemble and try again without damaging a mostly cosmetic part of the chairs.
I was able to finally assemble the chairs, without the cosmetic piece covering the lower back of the chair, but it was a PITA.
Purchase at your own risk.
Proper sequence appears to be:
(1)  Attach back to lower
(2)  Install legs
(3)  Somehow install the small (cosmetic) piece connecting the lower seat to the back support (lower rear of the chair).
Good luck...
1334879
Sound quality is good but functionality is terrible. Changing volume requires long hold of the up or down button, but changing songs also require pressing the up or down button once. I use this at the gym so sometimes when i want to change the volume, the system changes the song instead. The software developers should have switched the functions such that changing songs can be done with a long hold, and changing volume with a short press.
1671430
Good image quality. The lack of a microphone plug requires that any serious video work be done with an external audio recorder and that the audio and video be synchronized in editing. The wasted time and effort would cause me to avoid this product in the future.
4252001
I purchased several of these gates in different sizes; 6', 8', 12', 14', 16'. The gates are heavy-duty, sturdy, and come with robust hardware. If you shop around, the prices are comparable or just a bit more than the 1-5/8' lighter duty gates, so the functional value is there. The overall quality control is poor, especially considering the gates are (claimed) to be made in the U.S.A. Some gates were good, but most had weld splatter that was sharp and needed to be ground off, poor quality welds, rusting through the paint, chipped paint which is supposed to be a powder coat. I've seen better quality from the China imports. One of the most annoying issues for me is that the wire-filled mesh is not placed consistently from gate to gate, so if you stand up several gates in a row on a level surface, the horizontal lines in the mesh don't line up with the adjacent gates. They do the job you need them to do. They could be a lot better with a bit more QA at the plant.
3852371
Purchased this headset based on some 2014 Best headset reviews and when it arrived it felt like a quality piece. If I had the time to properly configure the sound to my games I may have kept it. In addition to the complicated configuration settings, I also felt that this headset was a bit too tight.

Pros:
-Build quality
-Configurability
-Good bass

Cons:
-Complicated
-Tight fitting
-Too much configurability
763368
Good light, Good quality, but poor design. I wouldn't buy it again.
- Clicking light is loud if trying not the wake your partner when reading in bed.  Plus you have to go thru all the light levels to get it to shut off.
- Neck is really short, no way to attach it to a headboard.
- Too heavy to attach to a book.
- Charging is a fast but a bit of a drag since only usb.
- Clamp is good, but not positioned properly to accommodate reading in bed.
Basically, I'm using it until my other lights come it.  I wouldn't buy it again.  But I'll use it until my other light order arrives, and then it will end up in a drawer.
1122043
The case is good quality, the keyboard has a nice feel to it, and the design makes this a very convenient way to use your iPad.  Except for one thing.  The grooves in the base where the screen has to rest are too smooth and too shallow.  You can set this up and start typing without any problem, but as soon as you touch the screen or jostle the keyboard, the screen falls nearly flat.  It's a shame because this would have been a very good idea otherwise.  I end up having to either stuff something into the base to hold up the screen, or else hold the screen with one hand while I touch the screen with the stylus with the other hand.  Very small  attention to detail would have made this work a thousand times better.  I may rig up some velcro or other device to support the keyboard, but as delivered I found it unusable.  Sorry to give an otherwise well designed product a one star review for a small flaw, but that small flaw is critical to usability in my opinion.  Another small issue, I would have preferred the case to have a hole in the back so I could use the rear camera without removing the iPad from the case.  That is a minor point though.
3242831
Works well, so far, but input design is poor and difficult to set up.  The inputs are too close together, too shallow and, hence, hard to work with
2011352
Good quality didn't meet our needs. Returned
4324524
This is a frustrating product. On the one hand, it has some excellent functionality for the analysis of WiFi coverage. But, to get there, you have to wade through a poorly thought out (and limiting) licensing process and deal with a user interface that needs some work. Considering the price tag, this was a disappointment.

The licencing process really struck me as something that was not well thought out nor customer-friendly. You have the option to tie the product to either the included wi-fi tester or your PC. The problem is that the included tester does not fully support all product features. Tying it to the PC is not a good long-term option since Fluke makes it very difficult to release the licence should the PC need to be replaced or is lost. I fully understand and support the need to have a hardware-based license, but other companies (even really pain in the *** companies such as Adobe) gives the customer a lot more latitude on these issues.

Once it is up and running I cant fault the functionality of the product. Its miles better than other free/low cost utilities Ive tried in terms of breadth of functionality, but getting a handle on the info is another matter. The screens are scattershot in terms of data organization. The user interface seems to stress slick over useful.

Im struggling to come up with a rating for this since it does provide great coverage testing that was illuminating and very helpful at mapping our bottlenecks and problem areas at work (its gross overkill for a home network). But when I consider the license issues and problems, and add that to the cost of this item, the best I can do is 2 stars. It could easily be made a five star product, and hopefully Fluke will make some changes to get it to that point.
4286011
I chose my pushcart over the competition as i thought that the written instructions would be better than most as I intended to install it myself.
Although somewhat intimidated by the maze of wiring that comes with the kit, many of the wires need not be installed.  The instructions, as provided, were unclear, conflicting, and hard to understand.  Granted, I am a layperson, and have never installed one of these, but I am pretty good with automotive issues. I had to contact the technical services representative approx. 6 times for clarification and the service provided was excellent.  One of the good things about this product is that the black boxes communicate directly with the computer in the car via data connections that you make, and many of the provided wires were not necessary to hook up.  I guess the biggest issue I had was trying to locate all the wing harnesses.  On my truck, although i removed them, i did not have to remove the top and bottom steering wheel covers and the driver kick panel.  I am not a fan of the t connectors provided, they appear to really damage the existing wires at the ignition switch. I did install the hood switch as a safety function which the installation tip sheet did not address which appears to be a good safety feature in case someone is working on the car when one hits the remote start button.  Issues that i had were a no start on my car because i forgot to replace the transducer connection after I made my tie ins, and the battery went dead because I left the door open for such a long time.  I disconnected the battery terminals, the instructions did not even address this, and this caused an idiot lite to come on in the dash (VDC).  I originally thought this was an install problem but later found it was expected due to disconnecting the battery.  The unit does operate flawlessly so far.  I did notice that it would not start the car from inside a big metal building however.
based on the poor quality of the instructions, i would only give this 3 stars.  service and quality seemed 5 star though.  Not sure of the quality and service of the competition.  This took me several days to install with numerous calls to the tech guy because of the poor quality of the tip sheet.  they provided 3 install docs, the install manual, a tip sheet and a wiring sheet, so it was definitely lacking some continuity.  I am just thankful that I got through it without a catastrophe
220551
This is a nice quality receiver and speakers.  It runs my outside Bose very nicely and we have not reached a volume where it distorts.  The big problem is once you do an automatic channel setting, you cannot manually adjust the channels above the top automatic channel, which is about 100.1.  This leaves half of the FM band unaccusable.  I have searched the web and there is no information on how to remedy this problem and the owner manual, like so many Chinese manuals, are poorly written and of little help.  It says you can do 40 automatic settings, but I think it is impossible to do so.

What ever happen to good old manual knobs that worked without having to be a doctorial candidate to understand?  Or a gamer junkie.  I would not have bought this unit if I knew of this problem.  Three of my favorite stations are inaccessible.
183113
I should have read the other reviews...

The hardware design and implementation was perfect. Pairing was easy. It seems to be well constructed from what I assume the designers intended.

The usability suffers from what I wanted. One of the pictures at the top of the page points to different parts of the left/right buttons for volume up/down vs. track next/prev. I quickly assumed (incorrectly) that the button had two different areas that you could push. Nope. The side buttons are a single button that control volume and track changes, but changing the track requires pressing for 4 seconds. There isn't a FF or REW within the current track.

Within 5 minutes of using this product, I've already ordered a different product that appears to do what I wanted.
3423354
I've been using this grinder since it first came out. The quality of the grind is excellent, but unfortunately it's prone to frequent jamming and clogging, particularly (in my experience) if you change the grind coarseness settings often. This infuriating event requires a fairly technical process of disassembling the burr assembly to remedy. I live in fear of changing my grind settings.

I often change the grind when switching between aeropress, Chemex, french press, espresso, etc. Aside from tempting fate with jams, this grinder does NOT easily support this use case. You should look elsewhere if you frequently brew coffee with different ground courseness requirements.

You'll have to waste 10-25g of coffee each time you alter the courseness settings due to the grounds inside of the machine between the hopper and the burrs (see page 7 of the manual-- they call this a "purge"). This is irritating for my use case, where I make a lot of different kinds of coffee-- I have to waste a lot of pricey beans. Aside from this, the courseness controls are a bit hard to access (they're in tiny numbers and obfuscated from view at a standing height, so this process requires awkwardly hunching over to operate). Meanwhile, since you're supposed to have the motor active while making adjustments, you have to do this during a cacophony of noise.

Another design complaint here: the numbers that indicate grind coarseness don't provide any hints as to their values. There are 31 macro steps and 9 micro steps, clearly one side is espresso and the other is as close as you're getting to french press. You may need to create a cheat sheet to remember anything in between, because no hints are offered like I've seen on many other grinders.

The weight dosing functionality is admittedly excellent, and the grinder is very aesthetically pleasing. The grind quality is very good. I haven't really found much use for the Bluetooth functionality despite having some pair-able devices like Fellow kettles.

I hesitate to recommend the grinder just due to how often the device jams, and how much of a day ruiner it is when it happens. When morning coffee is on the line, and the grinder just sits there blinking sadly at you, I'd almost rather it self-destruct so long as I still get my coffee.