Great product, horrible documentation.
591996
This is a good product. As mentioned in another review the problem with it is the lack of documentation. I like it a lot though. You can either receive data via SMS or you can set up a server so it sends data over GPRS. It is also quite precise on the location. Would give it 5 stars if it was well documented.
3358686
I looked long and hard at all the prods that are out there.  so far, after 10 days, absolutely great product for the price.  easy enough to set up, only about 15 minutes, works exactly as expected.  high quality HD picture, easy PTZ.  For $69 it's a real bargain.  However, the support appears only to be through email to somebody at a company called deal chaser, who has contacted me several times offering his support.  But so far, i cannot find a scintilla of documentation online, nor a website,  and didn't receive documentation with product - just a spare how-to install pamphlet.  I can't figure out how to turn off sound or set alerts.  So in summary, you get a lot more than you pay for with the product, but no user-accessible support (other than email). One negative surprise, documentation with the product says if it breaks and you want to avail yourself of the warrantee, send prod back prepaid, WITH a $15 money order.  So if product fails: 1) go to the bank wait on line, pay $20 to get a $15 money order, then wrap up product and go to shipping store or USPS pay $15 to send it, and then wait - all for a $69 camera.  The money order request is insulting and greedy.  So for me, if it fails,  $69 into the garbage it goes and onto another brand.
4531467
Bought it @ good price, and it works flawlessly
The packaging looks darn cheapo though and the documentation is poor.
You get what u paid :(
2414823
Shame on the vendor.  There is almost no documentation, and what little there is isn't very helpful.  Here's a good product that takes hours upon hours to get up and running because of poor support and documentation.  That's probably why it costs only $57.  The remote viewing app in the Android app store does not work.  There's another one you can download from a site in China that seems to work.
3079924
From the original review, I would now rate it at 2 stars.

Really like the product; very comfortable for 4-5 hours of wear and a comfortable strap...not that hard plastic that makes so many others uncomfortable.

But, the multiple language documentation is really poor.  I just want to be able to set the time and my workout parameters...tell me how...easily, please!

It has become more frustrating as I wear the product.  The buttons are confusing and it continues to drop the HR function to a lesser screen that I cannot access while riding, pushing buttons, swearing, and staying on course.

It would still be 5 stars if the documentation was readable and understandable.
4810074
The hardware is excellent, although be advised that the CD that ships with the unit contains an older, out of date video driver. Nvidia always makes a decent product, but I can't give this card 5 stars simply because of the "installation manual" that is provided. It contains 2000 languages, including sanskrit and ancient norwegian runes. The english section is four paragraphs of non-information that is printed in a font so tiny I actually had to use a magnifying glass to read it.

The "manual" made no mention of the extra power cord at all. Or perhaps it did, but in a smaller font than my magnifying glass was capable of seeing.

In this day and age of digital documentation, it strikes me as odd that so many companies are skimping on printed documentation. There you are, your pc exploded all over the desk and inoperable while you have it's guts spilling out of the case and you are stuck. Either put it together with your old card so you can read the manual on the disk, pray they sent along something that's useful for installing the card when the system is down.

In this aspect the card/unit utterly fails and only thanks to the fact that I am well versed in the mysteries of computers that I could bungle through.

I actually bought 2 of these cards. And I would buy them again, but then I didn't need to rely on the "installation manual". If your level of pc expertise is low, either don't buy this, or ask a friend that knows pcs to install it for you.
174280
The kit contents are great. It's a really cool selection of some common sensors which, for someone new to designing for certain sensors, is very helpful since they're all on breadboard-friendly PCBs.

By wary of the documentation though. My two main gripes are the lack of clarity and the absence of any design information, even just part numbers, to facilitate figuring out the operating characteristics of the sensors provided. Also, don't assume all circuits can be plugged into directly without protection. Looking at the through-hole RGB LED, there are already resistors in-line to protect the diodes, so you can apply power without adding resistors of your own. Reading in the documentation regarding the SMD RGB LED, it seems to imply there are resistors on that board as well. Without looking I wired them up and shortly after burned them out (doh!). Mostly my fault for assuming the resistors were there, but just don't rely on the documentation or consistency among parts or you'll end up like me with an "RGB" LED that becomes just a "B" LED. :-/

Long story short: one star removed for documentation. Sensor part numbers would go a long way.

Anyway, it's a great set and a great value for prototyping, just research the datasheets yourself, inspect the component layout of the little PCBs, and make use of your friend Google.
2855895
Other than the instructions, the product is great. It includes all the hardware needed to assemble and install, which is a nice feature. The instructions however, are printed in font that's hard to read, and difficult to follow - obviously written by someone overly familiar with the product, not someone using the first time. The instructions for installing into the cabinet are especially frustrating, I basically figured something out that worked for me instead. However, I have recommended the product to others and would purchase again.
608137
3 stars because the product documentation is severely lacking. It took me a minute to figure out if i needed to buy another 8-pin PCIe cable or if the random adapter y-cable in the box was indeed to allow me to use a 6-pin cable adapter with the 8-pin receptacle on the board. As it turns out, yes. You can use this cable instead of buying an extra 8-pin ( I had one of each (6 and 8 pin) for the Corsair 750W power supply I used in this build). Why there isn't just an adapter or straight cable instead of this y-cable is beyond me. I rather keep the dangling cords in my case to a minimum.

If I had known ahead of time, I would have made sure to get 2 8-pin PCIe cables to power this.

The card performs well, can hear a thing with my headphones on gaming. 4K gaming... yes. I'm also pretty happy with the operating temps. I get 48C idle and about 66C in TFT2 1920x1080 4xMSAA. Pretty good.

I'm also happy abut having 2048 cuda cores and 6GB DDR5 to play with machine learning and other fun stuff.

How on earth they could ship this high end card in very nice packaging with some piddly booklet that didn't really match the product astounds me. I'm a geek and I enjoy reading about how awesome my new stuff is- but there was scant spec geeking for this one do to the lack of documentation. I guess most people just throw that stuff away, but I'd much prefer to understand what I have and how else I might be able to get some productive value or tinker with it.
1073732
I am using this product to extend my wireless network and deliver internet connectivity to my DirecTV receiver and my X-Box 360 down in the living room. Note that currently I can only provide internet to one or the other at a time with this device. It only has one ethernet port on the back. I would need a switch/hub to split the signal to both devices. My DSL modem and router is upstairs in the office, and since I am renting I don't want to go to the trouble of running ethernet to the living room. Now that the device is up and running, it works as expected. Getting it set up was a bear though. The instructions you might as well set on fire as soon as you have them in your hands. They were outright wrong.

You have to set your computer up with a static IP in order to access the management software on the device. The manual says to give your computer a static IP of 192.168.1.x, with x being a number between 2 and 254. It doesn't mention using a default gateway, but typically you would fill this out. I entered 192.168.1.100, which is the default IP of the access point. None of this worked. I ended up calling TrentNet technical support. I was on hold for all of 5 seconds, when a nice man from India picked up and got my problem solved in maybe 10 minutes. He was extremely helpful. Turns out, the documentation is wrong and I needed to set my static IP to 192.168.1.15, and leave default gateway blank. After doing this, and doing a hard reset of the access point (via the reset button on the back), I was finally able to log into the access point. That was all I was calling about, because I was fairly sure I could set up the rest on my own. But he asked me what I wanted to use the device for, and he went ahead and walked me through the rest of the settings. As I said, he was very helpful.

So bottom line, the product works as intended. The documentation is absolutely worthless, and the tech support at TrentNet is top notch (in my experience).
1552222
I found the documentation disappointingly incomplete and as poor as the printer is, in fact, a great hardware product.  If you are simply printing a label, its easy to setup and print but to interface with a database its not straightforward until you experiment and finally figure it out.  It's relatively easy to try out one's documentation on real people rather than assume they know what you know and think as you do, which is all too common these days with software and hardware manufacturers.

If you need a good label printer, this is one, but expect that you will need help and be sure to write down the exact steps in your own "user's manual" so you will be able to do whatever it is you do once again.
2214846
The page pointing to the documentation at [...].  So how do we get a user manual for this product???
582833
Lack of any form of documentation or installation instructions make it next to impossible to install. I would advise anyone reading this review to avoid purchasing this item
1509392
Like others, only 4 stars because of the lack of documentation.  Once you figure everything out for yourself, google it, or look on YouTube, you'll have a very nice unit.  Only had it for a short period, but I'm liking it.
1042053
Great product.  Still VERY confused as to why a signature was required for delivery.
50908
Just to be clear: Amazon ordering and shipping was flawless as expected. The product seems to work just fine, but this is one of those products that is not easy to use for beginners and the included documentation did itself no favors. Honestly, I still have no idea what settings I'm supposed to use to charge my quad-copter battery.  I guess I was expecting a cross-reference chart with some kind of identifying information: "if you have THIS type of battery, use THIS setting".

So bottom line if anyone from Dynamite is reading this review, your product is not newbie user-friendly. Yes, I have details on how to plug in slot A to tab B in 17 different languages, but nothing on which settings to use.

FYI: Horizon Hobby has a great website, fantastic help, and the guys on their help-chat are invaluable. They have an e-store on Amazon as well.
4804441
It's a nice little screen that worked well with my RaspberryPi 3B. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because there is no documentation WHATSOEVER included with the item - not even a note with a website for further information. I did get the touchscreen working and calibrated thanks to some of the other comments here. It's a shame that we have to look to comments for product documentation.