BUY IT - I rarely write reviews, but I'm making an exception for this
594806
This controller is FANTASTIC!  I debated spending a bunch of money to replace an old controller that I installed when we built our house 16 years ago because the old one essentially worked fine.  But, whenever I wanted to make programming changes, add a rain delay, manually add time on a zone or test a zone, I had to go out in the garage and go through the series of button/dial steps. In Texas, standing in a hot garage to do anything is never something to look forward to.  This new controller took about 30 minutes to swap in, and gaining the ability to sit at my computer or phone to review/change/run the entire sprinkler system...wow!  I didn't know just how much I hated dealing with the old controller until I got this one installed and started playing with the software.  I had justified the purchase based on water savings that might come from the weather adaptation features that the rainmachine provides, but since I typically made rain adjustments manually (at least when I was in town) with the old controller, I expected a very long payback period.  Now, having used it, I don't care whether I ever save enough money on water to pay for it.
1104674
I'm a guy who likes the classics, and I care very little for the minimalist design that so much of today's peripherals are favoring. Comfort and speed are very important for me, so it's hard to find a good keyboard nowadays. Hooray for me, after months of mind-crushing toil and research, I've decided on new some new stuff.

Pros -
*Very smooth, comfortable buttons, low-profile but not *too* low.
*Slick keyboard design allows for various positions. If I'm typing a document, I can set it on the desk. If I'm playing a game, I can easily prop it up on my lap so I can lounge back like the lazy man that I am.
*Keyboard runs beautifully after only a few seconds in my low-lit office.
*Includes almost everything you need, and very little more, so there are no nonsensical keys taking up space on your desk.
*This whole solar-powered thing is actually pretty dang cool. Indoor light works just fine... which is great, because I don't plan on dragging my PC outside too often.
*Status button next to power switch brings up an on-screen app that shows the life of your keyboard and the light level it's receiving.
*Mouse is shaped very nicely. Buttons are all as accessible as they should be.

Cons -
*No Caps Lock indicator light (same for Num and Scroll lock). Seems like that would have been a pretty simple feature to include.
*Pegs on the back of the keyboard are flimsy, and do not provide much lift (past Logitech keyboards I've used had at least 2 height options). I've rigged a small stand of my own out of one of the cardboard pieces that came in the box, and even that is more stable than the keyboard's feet.
*Mouse wheel is wobbly, and the middle-click is extremely difficult to use without the device thinking you're trying to scroll.

All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase. It's very comfortable to use, and it gets the job done, although I have to train myself to stop using my beloved middle-click on the mouse. All those annoying bells and whistles are kept to a minimum. I managed to score the set for $60, but even up toward $80 it'd be a solid buy.
4657399
I have a love hate relationship with this. And I'm going to tell you why.
Love:
1. It's secure - least for me and considering it's quite new. But it sure does stay in place which is major improvement over my last one.
2. It's  easy to use the phone - I can text, switch music, etc pretty easily...no you can't use the finger print reader. Sorry. I don't find that too much of a hassle honestly.
3. I get to keep my phone in its case. I have a hard case (just on the back ) and I don't have to take it out each time which for me is a huge bonus.

Hate: it is uncomfortable. Maybe if I had big beefy arms and less fleshy ones it wouldn't be too bad or if I was wearing a long sleeve shirt. But since I'm not and I don't the strap cuts into my arm no matter how lose I make it. So it's either longer sleeves or intense arm exercise time.

Otherwise - for the price and how often I use it (once a day for a half hour walk) it's great. I'd buy it again...
623979
Buy it, just buy it! you know you want it... well?
4485522
This album is not my favorite but I still like it. And in all fairness I haven't listened to it enough to say.
It may grow on me more than I realize .
2337752
If I had it to do over, I would have bought this sooner.
4592287
I never give reviews. And I'm compelled to give this thing a review because it's truly and unexpectedly remarkable.

Outside of it's super clean design that virtually drop-proof, the speaker is incredibly loud and actually hits. I find myself having to turn it down more often than not. This was not the case with the Jambox Mini (which I now have given away) or others that I found myself trying to turn up and think to myself "that's it?".

I just found out after owning it that it can also act as a bluetooth hub inside your car or for another set of speakers / a big stereo system. You know that whole have to leave your phone somewhere to play music problem? Solved. Bonus.

I highly recommend buying this thing. You won't be upset one bit.
1594613
Some reviewers don't seem to understand how this product it supposed to work, and the product description doesn't really state how it works, either, so I figured I'd add some pictures. First, here are my impressions from using it for over 3 months.

Pros:
This thing is hefty.  It's solid metal.  I feel like I can run it over with my car and it would still hold up.
It's simple and minimalistic.  It doesn't have moving parts, grabby arms, bright colors, or bells & whistles.  It does one thing, and one thing well, holds my phone upright while it charges so I can see my notifications.
It matches my phone's persona, which is sleek and sophisticated.  It looks like it belongs on the desk of a professional.
Super cheap compared to many other phone cradles

Cons:
It can only hold phones like my Samsung Galaxy Note 3.  It's a bit too small to hold any of my tablets, as they will tip over if I put on on here.
It causes a sharp bend at the Micro-USB Connector, which I'm afraid might shorten the life of my USB cable.

Now, here's how it works.  You plug your phone into its charging cable, and drop it right into the cradle.  That's all.  I see that some people are trying to thread the cable through the cradle, then trying to plug it in.  Then they try to unplug it in order to lift it off the cradle.  I've even seen some reviewers cut a hole in the front of the cradle so they can pass the charging cable in/out of the cradle  Wrong.

The slot in the top is meant to allow the phone's cable to easily pass through the cradle without needing to plug/unplug it, and lead it out the back of the cradle.  You can see my pictures to see exactly what I mean by that.
2123242
Excellence buy with confidence! (I usually do not write reviews)
1539186
I wouldn't have bought this single if I didn't already love it, so...  Love it!!
1635049
Does exactly what I bought it for.
But who is the idiot setting limitation on how many words should I write in my review?
1196440
I must add the caveat that I have not read this book, but I must endorse it if for no reason other than the title.

http://www.amazon.com/review/R2367M3BJ05M82
53693
This is great, why are you even reading a review... buy this now!
2869075
I've been waiting, literally, for my new Kindle to come. I'm a self-diagnosed Kindle addict, and I have carried my original Kindle everywhere. Invariably I have given dozens, maybe hundreds, of glowing reviews, on planes, in movie lines, on the subway, in Starbucks, explaining why as an avid reader who loves the tactile sensation of books, I still prefer my Kindle. I've even graduated to reading the newspaper on it. Imagine! The minute it was annouced, I ordered the Kindle 2, not because I thought I needed it - the first Kindle met all my needs - but because I just had to have it. Imagine my surprise when I rushed home tonight to open the box which had arrived today - absolutely stunning packaging. Really created a positive impression, and further drove my anticipation. Imagine that I opened the packaging, lifing layers of designer-driven protective covering, only to find the sleek new Kindle, no cover for it in sight. Oh that must be it, I missed it in all the layers. No, look again - no cover - that's right, I guess I only paid another $359, that leather cover was extra (who needs a leather cover, who read "no leather cover, no cover at all"). I'll just throw it in my bag every day and hope it doesn't get scratched? Broken? Or am I now supposed to go and order the cover? And sorry for whining, but I have a few dozen books on the old one. I have to transfer each one, one by one? Could it have come with all my previous books preloaded? I still love my Kindle, but you've taken all the positive anticipation a brand could possibly have amassed, and dashed it with one fancy box, missing the cheap value adds. Next time, you can keep the fancy box and send me a utilitarian cover and a product that's up-to date with my preferences, respecting my long-time loyal customer status, and my time, and my money. And if you can't do that, at least use your customer messaging to prep me for it.
4210561
I love it, but I haven't given it yet, but I do like it.
4403412
I don't want to write too good of a review because I'm afraid that when I go to get this product again it'll be out of stock but I have to say this stuff is awesome.
3856529
My boyfriend got me this for Christmas, and even though I haven't used it yet, I'm in love.

Pros:
- It's lockable.  No more going out to bars with the girls, while lugging my helmet around.  Sometimes I put the straps of my helmet through the lock.  I don't fear theft (cutting the straps to steal the helmet is silly, because you then get a useless helmet) but I have an irrational fear that some drunken arse will wizz in it.  So that's no longer a worry.

- It's removable.  I go to CostCo, and buy too much stuff?  No worries.  Use a net to strap stuff to the rear rack, then use the Onda quick release and strap to carry it over my shoulder.  I'm locking up in a sketchy area?  Still cool, I can carry my trunk with me.  There was another trunk I was considering, but it wasn't removable.

- It's sturdy.  Like I said, I was considering another trunk, but a friend had it and it said it seemed really flimsy.  Boo.

- I can still attach panniers.  I'm happy that I don't have to sacrifice side storage for top storage.

Cons:
- They forgot to include the rear rack mounting device!  Fortunately my boyfriend contacted the company, and it has already been shipped out.

- Might make mounting up harder.  I'm a lady, but because I'm so tall I have a men's frame bike.  I swing my leg up over the back to get on, and I've noticed that when I have stuff attached to the rear rack and I'm wearing jeans/skirts that it can cause interference.  Mildly annoying, but inevitable with any bike trunk.

- Might make carrying the bike up stairs more challenging.  I generally take my pannier off before carrying my bike up stairs, but that will obviously be a bit more cumbersome with this.  So that will be mildly annoying.

I'll update this review after I've used the trunk for a decent amount of time.

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Update One: I've removed one star.

Looks like they forgot to include another part: The quick release part.  We received the mounting bracket, and after attaching that, realized there was no way to actually attach the trunk.  Additionally, there's no instructions included, which is a bit of a downer.  We put it together fine, but I know plenty of people who would find this frustrating.

The sling/strap does not attach very well.  One connection point is faulty over all, and the other isn't super strong.  I might just end up rigging my own way of attaching a strap to the screws that have a special attachment thing on the end, and avoid the special attachment thing.