Not necessary day to day but still useful
586904
Most people wouldn't need something like this on a day to day basis.  While you can charge up to three devices at once, you probably already have a set up for charging those three devices.  That said this is still awesome and can serve a purpose.  If you keep this charged and have a power outage, you'll still be able to charge your phone.  Go camping overnight, you'll still be charging your phone.  Head off for a day at the amusement park?  All of that picture taking can zap battery life (trust me, we've been there) but if you have this in a purse or backpack, yeah you'll be charging right there.  You'll be sure that the charge is working as it tells you so (literally, a voice announces that you have plugged your device in and when charging is complete it tells you that too).  Even if you have a device that does not tell you that it is charging itself, this will tell you that it is charging the device.  If, like us, you live in an older apartment with lousy outlet options then this is a good way of being able to charge your devices because you can take the outlet to the device instead of having to take the device to the outlet.

The only fault we can find is that it's not powerful enough to charge our iPad completely.  That's not really a fault, the battery simply isn't big enough to do that and it does charge it half way, more than some other options.
3378454
Not high quality, but works for what I need it for
3499828
Don't need it often but when I do I need it a lot...  Really handy at times..Good to have and don't cost a lot....
1248069
Cheaply made but if you are not using it every day it works ok
4493260
Rarely need a rubber band of these sizes but handy when I do.
4499494
Nothing really new and, erm, secret  but still useful. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone with basic organising skills though, certainly not at full price.
4171826
Works well when you need that sort of item which is not often but when you need it you need it
2598290
Some times you just need a little. Helps clear the clutter/
2401643
Handy if you don't expect much out of it much "dumber" than the assistant in my phone.
2472338
One of things you never think about needing but a beneficial addition to my tool box
1238448
You don't actually need it if you only use it for common use. It is too complicated in function
684373
In these days of having lots of useful material available on the internet, stuff like this had better be vey useful.  I consult this at least once a day, usually more, and I'm glad that I purchased it.
124382
It's small and compact so the usability is limited. In other words, I haven't found a need to use this yet.
2663682
I don't usually read "self help" books, but this one was recommended to me, it's such a short book, and lately procrastination has been a witch.

Overall, it's not bad. It's a short book - just over 100 pages - and could have been a 50 page book - the first chapter tells you what the book is about, the last chapter tells you what you just read, and several chapters in the middle repeat themselves, rather a lot. There is also not much text on any given page, so there's really not a lot to this - but I got the book from the library, so to me, it was definitely worth the price I paid - free.

To me, there were some helpful hints in here - I've heard of a "master list" before, but always thought of it as just a to do list - not as a "this is the stuff you do all the time, and probably don't even realize it" - which is true, but that's also the type of stuff that *I* procrastinate about. I know I should back up my phone every month - but haven't done it in a year. Once I wrote it on my master list, it got added to my monthly list (sounds repetitious, I know), which then got added to my weekly list - but guess what, it got done. Same with cleaning the damn coffee pot, another chore I know I should do monthly but haven't done in months. Once you write up that master list - a job which I did over the course of about six weeks, because I keep adding things to it (I started off only adding household chores, which I then realized was stupid, and started adding regular blogging jobs, social media items (I do social media for my church, besides my business & blog), etc. I'm sure I'll add to the master list as things come up).

There was another concept that I think I'll find useful - though I think I'll simplify it a bit (he talks about writing your to do list, and adding a "d" for delegate for jobs you can delegate. There's no point in me adding a D because there's no one else to do it. It's already on my list for a reason).

I think if you are a paper planner girl - like me - especially a bullet journaler who's already used to the concept of lists - you'll get some useful info from the book, but if you are an average joe who's not used to writing things on paper, you'll just get upset at the triteness of the book.
3917783
There is nothing spectacular or novel in this short little book, but it nonetheless will be valuable to the person who puts it to use.  What I liked was the short and to-the-point chapters (what the author calls "laws"), many of which contained exercises at the end to get you thinking about how the topic can be applied to your own life.  There are 25 of these "laws" and for the most part they cover well-known territory.  In other words the material which is not breathtakingly original is brought to gather well and organized to allow the reader to put it to effective use.  It's a practical book.  The author illustrates his points with examples from his own life, which is at times inspiring.

If you are looking to do something different with your life and get some motivation and direction then I think this little volume will be useful to you.  If you just read a bunch of success type books and are looking for something new you probably won't find it here.
759545
Has the tips needed if you are going to use you computer as a computer, not some overgrown phone.  one more word.
4072791
This works OK but I don't really think it is necessary.