Not perfect, but better than the others I've tried
594632
I bought this pillow, the Travelrest Inflatable Travel Pillow and the J Pillow before a long overnight trip to Brazil. I brought all 3 with me hoping that one of them would work because I simply can't stay asleep for long on an airplane unless I'm lying flat. None of them miraculously allowed me to sleep uninterrupted for 6 hours but overall this one was the best. Feel free to check out my reviews on the others.

Pros:
- The big difference for me between this and the others is that this keeps my head from flopping left, right or forward. So when reclined 18 degrees, or whatever you get in economy class, it made for a pretty stable sleep
- The memory foam contours to your body and the material is soft and comfortable. And it doesn't feel cool as some inflatables do

Cons:
- it's bulkier than inflatables, there's no way around it. It comes with a pouch with a velcro strap that helps keep it in place once you compress it but it's still a cylinder about 6" tall and 6" diameter when packed, maybe a little less if you squish it between some other stuff.
- the plastic clasps that hold the laces together (to keep the pillow under your chin) are pretty flimsy. My clasp stopped holding on the first flight after using it a few times and I had to play with it a while to fix it. Without that clasp the pillow just doesn't work because your head can flop forward. It's only a matter of time before it breaks for good. The clasps don't match the quality of the rest of the pillow.

I managed to sleep about 2 1/2 hours straight with this pillow, and about 5 1/2 total on my overnight flight to Brazil. My previous record was about 2 hours total and I had a stiff neck. No stiff neck at all this time. I've used it a couple of other times since the Brazil trip and I still like it. If I can find a pillow that allows me to sleep 5 hours straight in economy class I'll buy it, but until then this is my go-to pillow.
2100166
Overall I'm happy with this product but have a minor nit pick. The spout does work, as I was worried based on other reviews. However, I can understand why other folks may have had trouble because the spout piece has to be aligned perfectly, and you have to tilt the can to a certain angle to get the water to spill out correctly through the distributed holes. If you don't tilt enough, a lot of the water can flood through the seam, causing a less distributed pour. But once I figured that out, it works well for me.
4307714
It's not perfect, but after extensive, expensive testing, this is the solution that has worked best for me. It's simple to operate (just plug it in), has operated fine for the past 2 months, and the cats don't seem to mind it. This is more than I can say for quite a few of the other self-cleaning solutions I have tried.

Cons:
- the scoopfree litter trays are expensive and my 2 cats soil them on a weekly basis. I don't bother writing the date on each litter box - the smell lets you know when it's time to replace.
- the crystal litter does track. the scoopfree crystals are very sharp and hurt to step on. I've found that Dr. Elsey's senior cat crystal litter tracks a little less and does not hurt my feet.
643568
bought 4 different cases with clear backs from Amazon to compare and ended up using this one.  looked at things like overall fit, how much the sides wrap around the front of the phone (to protect the screen when you lay the phone face-down on a surface), how "grippy" it feels in the hand, and how resistant the phone is to sliding on a horizontal surface.

while not the best in every category, overall I like the quality and features of this one.

if I could improve a couple of things, I'd wish that the hard case part (black for mine) was a little more grippy and resistant to sliding, and the clear back didn't show fingerprints as much, but again, overall I liked this one best and am still using it
1366002
Two things I really like about the iSP120: it has an on-off switch and a volume control on the outside of the case. The iSP110 (which I also own) does not have these, so you have to open the case every time you need to switch the music off or adjust the volume. This is a big step forward.

However, the iSP120 still has some problems. In my view, the biggest of these is the case - the rear of the case is softer than that of the iSP110 and it deforms easily. This decision seems to have been made so that the case can fit on a belt more snugly, but I don't like it as much - it just doesn't seem as solid as the older version. Another problem I found was that there is no way to skip a music track. The iPhone and iPad earphones allow you to skip back and forth, so it should be possible for this unit (which connects via the same earphone jack) to do the same. It's by no means a fatal flaw, but I feel it's something that should have been added. Also, I'm not sure about the decision to switch from the old metal carabiner clip to a plastic one. Neither clip is great, as the plastic one is simply not as strong as metal, while the metal one was cast and therefore prone to imperfections in the casting. I'd prefer a forged clip, but that's just me. Finally, they switched from 2 AA batteries to 3 AAA batteries - again, I see this as a negative, as AAA are not quite as readily available as AA.

All-in-all, this is an improvement over the earlier model. I hope they address these issues for the next version.
3007369
I've tried the rest, this really is the best!
3199217
might buy it again, some of them were great; and some were not so great
2967920
Of all the products I've tried, it sticks to the window the best.  I didn't give it five stars for a few reasons.
1.  In my vehicle (Dodge Journey) the dashboard is curved so there's no "perfect" spot to sit the base and so it moves.  Not large swings, but enough that I have to adjust it about every other trip in my car.
2. The magnets that are in my phone case don't always seem strong enough for my phone.  I'm NOT using a Phablet (It's a Droid Turbo), but have both of the magnets in and still have to reposition the phone at times.
3. It especially has a problem if my phone is in landscape, instead of portrait.  And to charge it, in portrait mode, while driving is impossible because of how the phone sits, but its just as bad as landscape the cord is of course coiled and so it tries to retract, which pulls the phone down and off kilter.

It works better than everything else I've tried, but I'd love to be able have the phone IN landscape mode, AND charging at the same time, so I'll keep looking.
418422
I bought four of these in total -- two to check them out and two more when I realized they met my needs. I use it to store and show small cabochons that I use to make wire-wrapped jewelry.

These cases are far from perfect. First, the items you put in the slots do not stay there when the case is tilted because there is too much space between the tops of the slots and the plastic top. However, I did come up with a quick and easy fix for this. I put several layers of thin bubble wrap under the tray, thus lifting it up so its slot edges almost touch the plastic top. I can then put items in the slots and they will not fall out, even if the case is stood on edge, when the lid is snapped down. This greatly improves the case.

Next, the plastic lid is very easily scratched and difficult to keep clean. It's glued in, so it will not be easy to replace. That doesn't mean I won't try; a better quality plastic or even glass lid would make this case nearly perfect for my needs.

I like the way the lid hinges up. I use it at a farmer's market table to display stones I sell or can use for custom wire wrap jewelry I can make onsite for customers. The lid can be kept closed, which prevents the stones from disappearing or being touched by the multitude of children wandering through. But yet I can easily swing it open if I have a serious customer who wants a closer look.

In summary, it's worth the price but not perfect. If you shop around as much as I did, you'd have a difficult time finding a better one without spending $30+. (If you do, let me know in comments, please.)
4704036
Some good, some not so good: It seems very sturdy and like it will last a long while (unlike the previous brand I had). But, I wish it had a momentary switch instead of the fixed on/off. Also, the whisk seems a little large. Might work a little better if the whisk were a little smaller.
4912913
Better than the other products I've tried, and probably work well for dogs with wide flat paws.  My problem with every product I've tried is that my dog's paws are almost tubular, so the products tend to twist on his paw and if they have a hard or semi-hard surface, they trip him, and if they have a soft surface it usually only grips on one side.  This one has a semi-hard surface that is long on one side and shorter on the other, but it didn't really give him much friction on the hardwood floors, and tended to twist and trip him.
What I like about this product is the neoprene insides and the long velcro on the straps.  I ended up cutting the feet off of the boots and putting tubular non-slip socks on his paws (the kind they use for people in the hospital which are grippy on both sides) and then using the velcro strap part to hold the socks in place.  This works incredibly well on hardwood floors and tile, and doesn't bother him as much as dog boots/shoes.  However, the socks need to be replaced pretty frequently, as they aren't designed to wear outside (he has a doggie door and likes to go roaming in the middle of the night).  But so far that's the best solution I've come up with.
1481624
It works but not as well as the other brand I have, But It might be my placement as well.
2657174
Not perfect, but it works better than anything else I have tried.  I was prepared for red juice splatter everywhere but not a drop leaked.  Still had to pick out a little pith - floating it out worked well.
3508362
As others have mentioned, the fit and finish when assembling these boxes is far from perfect. The edges don't always match up as closely as I'd prefer. Still, these boxes are sturdy, inexpensive, and meet my needs. I haven't tried resizing a box using the creased sides, but it's nice to have the option. If they remain among the cheaper options in this box size, I'll likely be buying them again.
2574076
I replace my keyboard covers pretty regularly, so I've tried out a lot of them over the years, and I must say this is one of my least favorite. It's not terrible, but it doesn't fit quite as well as some othersthere's always a slight bubble somewhere, depending on how it's adjustedand it leaves a very distinct rubber outline on my screen. If you wipe your screen every day, it comes off pretty easily, but it can be really difficult to remove if you let it go for awhile. I would recommend both iMacket and Case Star over this brand, but it's probably about on par with Kuzy, which also has fit issues.
3737348
This was the 4th of 5 different antennas I tried out for my living room. Worked better than the previous 3 antennas (viewtv flat 25 mile range, channel master cm-3000hd, and 1byone shiny super thin amplified 50 mile range), but still had some difficulties picking up VHF-high channels. Luckily, I was able to move it around to figure out where it worked best, but I couldn't find 1 spot where it received consistent clean signals for all channels so I'm going to give the 1byone flat panel antenna a shot. If that doesn't work any better, I'll probably keep this one.
4218403
I noticed some poor reviews for this product, so I thought I'd add my 2 cents' worth. I like it. I like that it's quieter when unrolling, I like that it's thicker, which makes it easier to find the edge on those occasions that it's gotten stuck back on the roll. I like that it (as another poster mentioned) doesn't seem to get stuck to itself as often as some of the other ones. Yes, it is less "sticky" than some other products. Since I primarily use it to tape up cardboard cartons, this hasn't been a problem for me. It's sticky enough for my uses. I'm about to order another roll so I can have a roll downstairs and a roll upstairs.