Great Gadget, needs tweaking.
582319
This device is clever, and serves a great purpose for both security and peace of mind. However- the  motion sensing technology really needs work. I have the sensitivity set to the lowest range possible, and yet time and time again I get notifications about cars driving by.

Cool- but if you live within 60' of the road, may not be the best thing for you.
3872099
I have bought at least 5 vegetable dicers in the past year trying to find one that will hold up and cut my veggies fast and small.  The Alligator is great for chopping celery, onions, peppers and garlic. I chop a lot at a time and freeze, ready to go into my recipes at a moment's notice. I am disappointed the clear receptacle on the top broke its tabs off already...this needs to be innovated with longer tab and probably have 3 on one side and 2 on the other instead of the the current 1:2 tabs. Also, the small plastic piece you remove after you chop your veggies to clean the area you lay your veggies on also has split.  The Alligator is still usable, I just have to hold the plastic receptacle while I'm chopping.  I hope I can find replacement parts.  The Alligator is a MUST in my kitchen!
2673880
Really great product overall. The build is all aluminum and the hanger curves to the shape of the headset. Two things that bothered me were: 1 - I have it clamped at the right side edge of my table and whenever I accidentally hit it the hanger swivels left or right depending on how it was hit. 2 - I was really hoping it was tool-less. If a large enough knob were added all would have been easy for lazy people like me haha, but seriously though it would have helped a lot. The allen wrench could also have been used to tighten the clamp, but the only thing it does is change orientation of the holder. That would also have helped in making a continuity in the design aspect so to speak. Why have 2 tools to use when one is already provided. Just my 2 cents here. I do love the product though overall.
Edit: Looked at the allen and the other was a flat head. I feel stupid.
3785510
Like many of the other reviews I have read I agree; it just needs a little more work. The night light would be nice if you could chose the color. As it changes it colors the night light resembles a disco light show from the seventy's. There is no volume control. The volume in a sleeping house hold can wake the dead. The sleep sounds only stay on for five minutes, but blaring at a volume 10 who could sleep anyway. Besides those little annoying facts it works surprisingly well. The voice commands respond well. It looks and works great. I highly recommend it and will buy another one when they tweak it. All in all a great product I give it four stars.
2907556
I really like this gadget and have used it every day since I purchased it. The only thing keeping it from 5 star territory is that the lid has a tendency to slip off when you're pouring it, so I need to use one hand to hold the lid on. Not a big deal, but it's the only thing that keeps it from being perfect.
3688132
A great product that could use some tweaking, e.g the tip does tend to work lose and fall off if you don't check it's tightly in place from time to time.
So far it hasn't got stuck in the cap, a common complaint, and I haven't used it as a drawing tool as I don't  scratch the ipad, a common complaint.
however as someone with Parkinson's disease, I do find it useful for being able to 'see' through the clear til that I am on the correct letter before applying pressure when texting on my phone...
2956286
I've had my muvo slim for several months. (I also have a zen micro 5gb, currently in RMA process) but I like this one for the bounce-able flash drive so I can use it while I'm running.

  I've mostly loved it. I've never used an ipod, so I can't compare it, but it holds a reasonable amount of music, is compatible w/audible.com for audiobooks, is super easy to drag and drop podcasts into, etc. etc.

  Everything's been perfect until recently. I just started having problems with it shutting down mysteriously for no reason, or if it's touched or if I yank the headphones or something just a little mid-play. I read that this has to do with the space between the battery and the battery door. Whatever the reason, it's kind of a bummer. Otherwise, it's a good player with a lot of features and it's cheap.
1141401
This could end up being a 5-star product IF I can get some of the idiosyncrasies ironed out.

First off: it installed and fired up beautifully, no problems at all. The wires are all ISO color-coded, and I made no mistakes connecting everything (Huzzah!). All of the applications worked right first time - - radio, GPS, Bluetooth hands-free, etc. Oh and BTW, the GPS is amazing at signal acquisition. I'm used to Garmin taking a while to get a position, especially after sitting un-powered for some days. But this unit found satellites and got a position after only a minute or so, even after being shipped across 10 time zones!! And it picks up a good GPS constellation even under my carport.

My current complaints are few and minor: the audio has a hiss in it, and I see that Pumpkin has a power filter (free) to solve this issue. The GPS does not seem to have a "north up" setting, which I much prefer over "track up". Also, the existing GPS software has map colors that are very poorly chosen. It's almost impossible to see secondary roads, and I may have to change that software before all is said and done.

The physical unit is fairly large, around 4" vertical dimension, and it was a very snug squeeze in my Ford Ranger console -- but it worked.

The Android system is fairly conventional, but with all the apps and configurations, it's sometimes puzzling as to where to find a particular setting. Time will iron this out. Nice to have "home" buttons both on the touch screen and the push-buttons.

I'm overall quite pleased, ESPECIALLY for the price. I expect to have a lot of fun with this.

UPDATE 2017 March
After almost two years of almost constant "fixing", I'm about to give up. Support has been great, very responsive -- but there's a lot they just can't do. As of today:
-Bluetooth hands-free won't auto-connect
-Hands-free audio is garbled and unintelligible to my callers
-Sound system has background hiss
-Google Play has quit entirely, will not allow login -- no download of apps or updates is possible
-Some apps cannot recognize external SD
-Some apps can't work with GPS
-Some apps simply won't activate after loading
All I'm trying to do is use hands-free calling, GPS mapping apps, and play music. As of right now, it won't do any of those properly or at all. I have another unit that I bought after my initial liking this one, and it's just as bad.

So sad, it had such promise. The only time it ever worked right was in the first few months. After Android and Google changed their software, this poor product never caught up with them again.
365811
Overall I think that the concept of this device is outstanding.  Having the ability to combine functions like Volume onto your DVD settings allows you to use only one remote instead of two.  Also, the price makes this an excellent value for someone who has a few remotes, but not overloaded.
My only two complaints are that the touchpad is a little hard to use.  Sometimes your thumb will hit a couple of numbers and unlike remotes, you do need to look at the remote while pressing the buttons.  However, I was able to remedy that porblem by velcro-ing a PDA pen (like a stylus) onto the side of the device.
The second complaint is that the software they send you is not that easy to use.  It seems like once you make updates to an additional screen, you need to re-program all of the "learned" functions.
Overall it still solves alot of headaches at a great price.
1828840
The unit is beautiful and I like that the cable plugs into the mount.  The unit has locked up and restarted a few times.  Garmin needs to just release some updates and this will make the product much better.  They also need to allow the user to configure a passcode like the old models had.  One gripe I have is that the unit doesn't lock into the mount as easily as my old unit.  I fumble with lining up the connector and then snapping in the unit.  I'm getting better with it, but I feel like they could have put better guides or something on the mount to make it less frustrating.
2896088
Almost a 5 star rating if it weren't for a few minor things.

1) the cube sometimes makes an odd sound as if the fan is trembling. It goes from the smooth fan spin motion to this vibration like noise. But because the device hardly makes any sound at all, if you are watching a movie then it is not noticeable.

2) the holster that connects the cube and tripod together should have some sort of padding on its sides. Because the cube has metal casing, it can be (and is) easily scratched by it when used.

3) i have trouble getting the device to turn on with the remote. The cube can be turned off with it, but to turn on i need to use the cubes button.

4) i really hope when it comes time to replace the bulb the process will be painless.

But all in all great product for the price. Works as a movie station, or a second monitor while developing code. Awesome little device.

update: I am having trouble getting the focus perfect for the entire image.  Depending on how you turn the wheal there will be slight blur on one side of the image while the other extremely sharp. This is mostly noticeable with small text (for example projecting a computer screen and using a web browser). It would be great if the device came with auto focus instead of spending time fiddling with the wheal.
302634
Ok, I use this thing nearly every day.  I love it minus a couple flaws which I'll explain.

1.  If you like podcasts and ever wanna fastforward or rewind them, this Sansa has a tendency to skip to the next or previous track after you've been holding rewind or fastforward for a couple minutes worth of MP3.  In other words, it fastforwards a couple minutes then auto skips to the next track so it's fustrating if you listened to 20 minutes of something already and wanna jump to that spot on the track.
2.  It doesn't let you delete tracks from the Sansa, you have to plug it in the computer to delete tracks.
3.  512 megs isn't quite enough for me, but it works.
4.  It has a funny way of organizing tracks.  It auto groups things by the same artist, which is ok, but the display will show the entire artist, album title, song title bla bla bla like 20 feet long and slowly scroll past so if you're driving in your car, you have to wait to see what's playing or what's next.
5.  The lighted display doesn't stay on long sometimes.  This again is a pain if you're driving at night and have to wait for the title to scroll slowly while the light goes out after 4 or 5 seconds.

For the most part these issues could be addressed by firmware updates from Sansa, but I don't know how much they listen to customers.  I've suggested they change some things and hopefully they do.
2796575
I love this product in spite of its flaws.  I have mine hanging from the garage ceiling plugged into the same outlet as my garage door opener.  So convenient.  It retracts well and is easy to pull out.  No problems there.  Problem 1.  The actual three way outlet is terrible.  When I plug into the first one, it is too loose.  The last one I can't even get the plug in.  The middle one is the only one I can use.  Problem 2.  The adjustable ball doesn't stay in place.  No big deal, I just wrapped some black electrical tape to keep it where I wanted it.  It actually looks pretty good.  Problem 3.  At only 10 amps, you wouldn't want to plug in multiple items anyway.

I'm going to keep mine because I'm too lazy to send it back, and because I'm ok only plugging one item in at a time anyway.
3922548
Love this, very handy, had them for a couple years now, sound is terrific. BUT, all you've heard is true: the collar-based on/off switch is ludicrous. FOR ME IT IS EASIER SIMPLY TO REMOVE THE BATTERIES when I'm done than to run the risk of straining a muscle, ripping the jack wire from the device, or dropping/flinging the device. (And there are *three* batteries, so, food for thought. Rubber jar-openers are helpful, but are not always readily available.)
4596666
This is a great mobile base but needs some slight modifications.  It is difficult to get the based to match perfectly to many tools that do not have perfectly square/rectangular bases like my bandsaw with two support extensions.  It is easy to fix by making a base (3/4 MDF or plywood) for the tool to sit on.  If you do that it will be great for almost any tool that will fit within its dimensions.

I would like to see a better way to adjust to the rolling state easier.  With the two riser wheels working independently I have to really stabilize the band saw as engaging one causes it to tilt quickly to one side before the other is engaged.  SO you have to be careful there.  If there was a way to engage all four wheels at the same time and lift the tool directly vertical with no tilt this would be perfect.  As long as you are careful and pay attention though it is great.
2210879
I had really wanted this to be perfect and it almost was. There is one blatant design flaw however that needs to be rectified, in my opinion.  There is no feature that allows you to hold the baskets together when flipping.  Im talking about something like a piece of metal that you slide over the handles keep the basket together.  Without it the baskets have a tendency to open and spill the contents onto the grill.  I fixed the issue by taking a piece from an old basket and using it on this new one. It made it just what I wanted. (See picture). PS.  Make sure you have a good set of insulated gloves on when you either turn the basket on the grill or remove it from the grill, it gets really hot and holds the heat.
4116589
Great power, not so good design issues:  1)  cord retracts okay but the trim fell off with first use.  2) Eject button for beaters is ON the speed button ... you PUSH the speed button in to eject, I don't like that at all.  However - overall, for the price I am happy as it will beat almost anything you throw at it.