Pretty good unit, all up.
596629
I bought the DPS 9000 for my Fuji Finepix S602.  I had added an external flash to the camera which left it a little top heavy, so I thought I'd attach the DPS unit below (it screws into the tripod mount below) and get the center of gravity of my camera a little lower.

The unit shipped well by Ritz. Basically, it wasn't heavy enough to lower the center of gravity much.  However, I do now manage to get about 350 shots to a charge, even with heavy reviewing of shots.  Keep in mind, I review shots through the viewfinder and almost never use the LCD screen. Also, I'm using an external flash with its own battery power so the 350 shots are being taken without powering a flash.

All told, I heard the DPS-9000 packs 1850 maH which is pretty respectable for a lithium battery.

1850mah doesn't sound like a lot of juice in comparison to a NimH battery, but keep in mind the DPS voltage level stays fairly constant -- usable to the last drop!

Minor quibble is the Fuji uses 4.5 volts so I had to use a connector cord with a little "step down" box on it, which I had to duct tape to the side of the actual battery.

Also, the cord end that connects to the camera 4.5 volt input kept slipping out, so I used duct tape to hold it in place.

The DPS 9000, for most cameras, uses a simple little cord (with no voltage stepdown box) to connect the battery unit to the AC input of the camera.  Be prepared to use a little duct tape to hold down the cord so it doesnt stick out and start lassoing small objects in your camera case.

The charger has an eye that starts red and glows green (and flashes??) when the battery is charged.  The manual that comes with the unit is pretty woeful so you won't get any additional information about what the flashing green light means.  Also, if you reposition the charger in any way, the light goes from green to red: obviously a little sensitive and flimsy.

However, don't let the above comments put you off.  For $40,  you get a lot of juice in a very small little unit.  Forget the double "A" batteries and go for the DPS-9000.

Besides, when other photographers see your duct-taped camerea with that extra battery unit attached to the bottom --- they'll know you mean business!

The real value, however, is having the confidence to go out and take a couple hundred shots and know you won't have to replace the batteries half way through your day (although take along a spare set of AA rechargeables, or better yet, a second DPS-9000!)
2155410
The unit was as discribed,  I am very happy with it.
531911
This is a reliable unit which has given me no problems.
1156911
Good unit, Not too hard to setup and use. Need a better user manual. The one with unit is very bear bones.
3214515
This is my 4th DVD Recorder (the first Toshiba one).  So far, the unit works great.  Hopefully it will hold up better than the last 3.  It has all the features I needed (and then some): digital tuner, 1080 upconvert, and VHS.  The 1080 upcovert looks better than I expected, almost as good as the original DTV transmission that I recorded off the air.  It also can resize SD DVD discs so they will fill the screen on my 16:9 LCD TV with a minimum of quality loss.  There's a bit of a learning curve to operate all the features, but the manual is clearly written.  Remote seems to provide clear indication of what does what.  Hopefully it will last more than a year.
2582811
Really a nice unit in my opinion.  Takes some time to put it together, but is doing the job for which it was purchased,
4908108
Actually, I am fairly happy with this, but I am not currently using it at its full potential since I don't have the requires 6 AA NIMH batteries to operate this yet.  I would have liked to know those had been required BEFORE buying the unit.

The unit is fairly intuitive to set up if you are somewhat familiar with internet radios.  I did download the instructions from Grace if you are not.  I had it set up in a matter of minutes.  It seems satisfactory.

Internet radio is fabulous, but I am probably preaching to the converted if you are looking at this.  This is a pretty good unit and comes close to what I would like to see for a clock radio.  Although, the backlight isn't bright right now. I will update this in the future when my NIMH batteries arrive.

I should add that I bought this refurbished without the remote, but that wasn't too much of a problem.  The only problem was figuring out where the preset buttons were since they are below the button, but that was a quick learn.  The remote is useful if you use Pandora, which I don't, since that is how you give the Pandora "commands".

I'm more interested in the internet radio. Thanks.
4464849
Pretty good unit for the price. Only one problem I've found with it. I mounted mine in my sailboat and if you stop, and back up at all [like setting an anchor] the unit gets confused and doesn't know which way you're pointing. Stays that way until you actually move forward then straightens out. Otherwise a great unit.
2374829
Nice unit, fairly compact, holds temp well. Needs to have the air purged to operate properly, read the instructions and you will do fine. Highly Recommended.
648698
Nice unit, really couldn't tell it from new, arrived quickly well packaged.  I needed a composite for an ancient TV in my office. Took one star because the wireless is a little fussy.  It uses DHCP to set up it's network, I didn't notice any way to set the IP manually if there is one.  The issue I had is it would lose it connection periodically and re-hunt.  I set an IP address reservation on the router and it's been fine ever since.  The other equipment on this router doesn't have these symptoms so I'm pretty sure it was the unit. Overall, that not withstanding it's well worth the price.
2791056
Technically a very good piece of equipment.. You'd like it a lot if you could wade through the mind-boggling  installation instructions.
2295361
This unit turned out to be better built and finished than I expected.  What else can I say?  I'm really happy with it.
1446928
Unit is very quite, Fairly easy to install. Negative aspect...The wiring diagrams are to small to read . Other than thatb everything is great, good cooling, I haven't tried the heating part of the unit yet.
4629029
For the most part, I really like this little unit. I got it to replace a full-sized PC I was running as a file server. I didn't want a NAS since I also want SSH access and the option to run a web server as well as run other software if needed.

I put CentOS 7 on it, which installed without a problem. It connected to my 4K monitor over HDMI without a hitch. I don't plan to play games or movies on it, so I don't know how well its 4K performance will hold up under heavy load.

The one problem I've run into is that the Ethernet will only connect to my D-Link switch at 100Mb. Every other device on that switch has had no problem connecting at 1000Mb. I'm still messing around with drivers, etc, but am about ready to throw in the towel. At least its WiFi performance is pretty good.
3067050
Good unit, however would like an explanation on how unit works.
4372984
So far, this unit is working well. It was the only one I could find with s-video output.

I'm a bit wary of other comments about the "Chinese capacitors," but will have to wait and see on that.

My only other concern is the possibility of overheating. The top has a few (not many) venting slots for heat to escape and there are also vent slots on the bottom. However, the unit's "feet" keep the bottom only about 1/16 of an inch above whatever surface it's sitting on, so there's very little room for any heat exchange with external air.

Keeping my fingers crossed on that latter concern.
2599298
Setup was pretty easy, holds everything in place if all screws are tightened appropriately, looks nice, adds a lot of extra desk space underneath screens if you like them higher up like I do. When I was finished installing, there were a LOT of extra parts because there are two sets of parts for two different mounting methods. I wish that Mount Option A parts were in one bag, and Mount Option B parts were in another bag so I know I didn't miss anything important, but that's probably not feasible, nor is it a big deal. Just made me a little nervous that I'd missed something. I'd buy this again. In fact, a couple other people who work with me saw mine and have already purchased theirs.