A good solution to a gnarly problem
589464
I recently decided to rewire my a/v system, after purchasing the final two rear surround speakers for my 7.1 system.  I have a large living room, and had to run wires to four speakers in or near the rear of my living room. This quad wire came in handy, because I was able to run just one long run for the two speakers farthest from the receiver. I then carefully split open the external sheathing, exposing the two wires I needed for the first speak on that run, then equally as carefully, I cut them away from the two remaining wires that would continue across the rear of the room to the final rear surround speaker. I used a short run of cable to slice onto the two exposed wires, and then ran that shorter section of wire to the first speaker on this run. It made connecting the two speakers easy and I only had to hide one wire from view instead of multiple ones. My Polk Audio speakers and Yahama receiver never sounded better!
4265174
This was easy and fast to set up, and it is a great solution if you cannot drill holes for the usual type of keyboard tray.  One tip: when installing, they say to place the support about 10 inches behind the front of your desk, but it really needs to be a few inches further back than that, if you want to be able to stow it so that it can't be seen when not in use.  It is "shakier" than a normal keyboard tray, but still very useable.
  A possible downside is that if your desk has a "lip" on it -- mine has wood that extends two and a half inches down from the top of the desk -- you may end up with this keyboard uncomfortably low, due to the arm and tray having to clear the lip.  It would have been better if they had somehow constructed this so that one could raise the keyboard up a little after it clears the front of the desk.  I'm a small person, and the keyboard tray is touching my legs as I type.  I'm not sure, therefore, what a taller person would do.  Also, the tray tilts slightly from one side to the other; it's higher on the left than on the right, by about an inch, no matter how I adjust it.  I just stuck an extra layer under my mouse pad, and that makes the surface feel level when I use the mouse.  Bottom line is, it's worth a try; it's probably returnable, and it's great to have a product that does not leave permanent hardware and holes in my desk.
3455281
For years I have relied on cheap Radio Shack adapter splitters, or even worse ones. I'd basically given in that splitters crackle and cut out, and make it easy to rip out your audio jack bumping into something.

This splitter fixes all that. Of course it should be a cable, not an adapter. On the plus side with this one, the cable has a nice rubberized coating that gives it some bounce and helps it resist kinking. The male plug has a low profile that doesn't get in the way of phone cases, etc. The connectors are all super-tight. Also, the colorization on the connectors actually does make it easier to pick out in a tangle.

I don't think I'm going to use the other kind any more.
75189
Not the easiest to install, but it does its job well
2612922
This guard is a good and inexpensive solution to prevent your locks from getting bumped. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is the guard fit in the locked position is too tight. It can be very difficult to unlatch. I was able to file it down and make it work better without disturbing the integrity of the device.
524370
This device solves a specific problem for me. I use an iPhone 4S and an iPad Mini . When I am home both of them are normally on a side table next to my favorite chair. The problem is that there is a reading lamp on that table and it monopolizes one of the two AC outlets next to the table. I, in normal guy fashion, decided to solve the problem by plugging in a splitter plug and then plugging into that the chunky plastic blocks that provide the USB port for each Apple charging cable.

That solution was short lived when my home fashion consultant (wife) judged, "That's ugly." The next try, with the powers trip hidden under the chair, was similarly rejected. The iPad was banished across the room whenever it needed a charge.

The NT90C solves my problem. It is judged acceptable from a fashion standpoint. It is a compact, streamlined, elongated cube roughly the size of the two plastic charging blocks it replaces. There is one outlet dedicated to the tablet and one to the phone or iPod or similar device, or indeed anything that uses USB for charging. The charging blades fold completely into the body of the NT90C making it perfect as a traveling companion for my iPhone and iPad

I have been instructed to see if the NT90C can be had in white, but for the moment it's matte finish black body is fine.
3092546
It is generally good, and solved my problem. The holes are tight, I used knife to make them bigger
3321887
Simple to install, helps if you have two persons
3703191
Does the job for a reasonable price, and no special tools needed.

Recommended
3755196
Worked exactly as stated; solved a very annoying problem.
3433975
This solved the problem ! Other ones did not !!!!!
103888
This is a simple, effective solution to an embarrassing problem. Wish I'd known about this product years ago!
3996148
A simple, affordable product that does what it is supposed to do.
2009946
It's hard to find these at your local hardware store.  This device solves the problem of how to provide shock protection in bathroom/kitchen areas in old houses that were not wired for GFI, without having to replace the wall socket.  The only reason I did not top-rate this is that a previous version proved susceptible to lightning strikes, and expired during a violent thunderstorm.
4179371
A great, inexpensive little solution to the problem of keeping the strap fastened to the instrument. No moving parts; just a practical design. Recommended.
3827124
Solved a problem in the easiest possible way. They are durable for their size, but will likely break if flexed too much at a joint.
3318059
This is not a perfect product, but I am giving it 4 stars regardless because it solved a problem that has really made my life better.  I recently purchased an 2013 Audi A5 and was dumbfounded to find that there was no Bluetooth connectivity for anything other than phone calls.  I was considering a costly head unit upgrade when I came across this product.  At first I was not able to get it to work with Amazon Music (my main streaming preference), but Susan was quickly able to identify that the issue was that iPhones require at least one song be installed onboard the phone for third-party app functionality.  Would have been good to have that in the instructions rather than waiting 4-5 days for a response, but all is well.  I put some music on the phone and it started to work.  Currently it works well 95% of the time.  Connection is automatic and so far pretty seamless.  Occasionally it will develop a stutter-fest where for a minute or two it will continuously stutter playback, which is somewhat irritating, but at least it is infrequent.  Overall, I am happy with the price and function, although it is certainly not perfect and I hope at some point they can identify the source of the stuttering problem and offer an updated version that fixes that.