Good, But Not Worth $27
591694
I thought there would be more flying sequences as well as more of the "how to" of the aircraft maneuvers themselves. I guess being a pilot made me expect more.

Nothing wrong with the 2-DVD set, but if you can find it for rent, do that. It's one of those DVDs I'll never watch again.  In fact, it will probably end up on Amazon for sale soon.

The 37-minute "The Magic of Flight" is also just fair, but it's only $14.  Its only redeeming value is that it's Blu-Ray and eye-poppingly vivid.  As one reviewer noted, however, they've dampened the sound so much that the aircraft sound wimpy.

Sigh...it, too, will end up for sale.
4590377
Considering the $30 price and the potential 160 minutes of available digital media space, I was expeciting to be really wowed and knocked out by the package.  It's good, but not the best it could've been.
The first disc sounds good, but only marginally better than my original disc.  I don't know why they didn't think younger audiophiles wouldn't appreciate a dually-playable SACD version of this (as is the deluxe Who's Tommy), but the difference doesn't hit you that hard.  And I was rather miffed that they used the latter-version of the album with the remixed Say It Ain't So, although they include the original on the bonus disc.
The bonus disc is okay, although the b-sides were quite accessible all along.  The newer, rare demos are the best treat of the discs.  And notably missing is the original "fuzz" mix of Suzanne, so don't go selling your import singles off just yet.

The packaging is very nice, with handwritten lyrics for the whole album and the b-sides, and some nice pics (sometimes too small to appreciate).
On a whole, this is okay, gives a greater enhanced glimpse of a fresh new band who're still on top today.  Perhaps a cheaper, single disc version would've been more appropriate, and cost effective.  Definetly get the DVD, too.

I would greatly encourage the Weezer fans to push Geffen for a deluxe version of Pinkerton, with all the b-sides on the first disc and a full live 1996 show on the second disc, when they played the entire Pinkerton album in its entirety.
2380058
I have one and like it a lot but I only paid $29.95 for mine.  I don't know why they are priced so high.  I would buy another if the price was lower.
1455644
I bought this during Amazon's gold box deal for ~$80.

I've bought Logitech accessories several times in the past and have not been disappointed.

The design of these speakers are nice. I love the little volume controller design as well as the speakers and amp. The wiring is nice and sturdy as well.

As far as sound quality goes, it's okay, but has some blemishes.

The sound is great at high volumes with the power of the amp. However, my one BIG annoyance with this product is the fact that controlling volume at medium levels is really frustrating. I have hurt my ears on a couple of occasions trying to adjust the volume from low to medium. For a company as amazing as Logitech, I would think they would have seem this design flaw, but apparently they didn't.

In terms of value, I would rather pay $150 for another brand of speakers. Only get these if you're on a budget and find a good deal.
4588188
It's a pretty nice chair, but not for $420+.  With all the limitations and size of this chair I'd say it's worth $250 max.  It's odd that the seat is so small when they clearly could have fit a larger one, there's quite a bit of space left on the sides.  This chair is fairly small to me and I'm only 5' 7.  So if you're any taller, or a bit on the wide side, I'd definitely look else where.  I like it, but I feel a bit swindled.  Feels like for the amount I paid this chair should have been the full package.  So, overall it's pretty comfortable, but it's incredibly basic, not really the best deal.
3767956
If this is what it looks like -- the simple, silver plastic usb logitech headset that has no volume device on the cord -- then it is the best headset that I have ever used, and it is more comfortable and better than the "premium" ones that they released that have the large annoying dangling volume control.

BUT, now it looks like nobody carries them anymore so there is one Amazon partner that has them listed at $90 each? PLUS $20 shipping? that is way more than the original fee and they are not THAT good that they should be marked up so incredibly high.

Looks like someone has a strategy to squeeze money out of a few un-informed shoppers...  These should cost maybe $40.  or less.
1824142
I would love to review this product based on it's merits, but at $399 dollars it just isn't possible for me to do that.
So instead I am rating it purely on it's price. And, frankly, that price keeps this device far out of the reach of many bibliophiles. It isn't like this is a product that's offering something brand new... you can still read a book, newspaper, or magazine without this device.
The monetary advantage of the Kindle (cheaper digital books) doesn't really do a lot to offset to the initial price.
And while the Kindle does offer some limited advantage of convenience, this is more than offset by the disadvantage: the loss of the physical presence of the book itself.

I cannot see any of these ebook devices becoming practical until the price drops below (perhaps even well below) the $200 mark.
1573243
Very short  book for $27!  Not worth the cost
1074561
I'm fairly happy with this Bluetooth. But i am getting frustrated with companies selling what is clearly a $25 product for $25 but claiming it is a $100 product. This is NOT a $100 Bluetooth speaker, but it IS a very good $25 speaker.

The marketing people who suggest such pricing should be whacked upside the head.
1510309
this doesn't seem to be a very good deal. Granted, I've only found one local deli that sells them, but they have them for .89 each. These are $1.22, not including tax and shipping. It's too bad because I love these things and my kids do too. Pass.
142676
I really liked this, but after I bought it ($11) realized there may be some quite similar for less ($3-4)
4015222
It's definitely an incredible value for the price, and I would recommend it to everyone who wants a small effective tablet. However, there is an obvious trade off, it never feels as good as the more expensive tablets.

Good points :
 - It works. That's literally the most important thing. I can browse the web, I can watch Netflix, I can install apps
 - It's much higher quality than I expected for the price
 - You apparently can get a free protective case. I'll update the review when I get it

Bad points :
 - The slashed price is a lie. It's not a $299 tablet sold at $60. It's a $60 tablet. A very good $60, but nowhere near as good as a decent $299 tablet.
 - The touchscreen is okay, but it could be more precise. Sometimes, I have to press again and/or stronger, especially on small icons

Overall, an excellent product for the price, and just a decent tablet if you forget the price
1938128
This flashlight is certainly not bad - USB charger port, decent quality Li-Ion battery pack and well made. But at $90, it just doesn't feel worth the price. While well made, it isn't up there with the Streamlights of the world. There are multiple no-name alternatives on Amazon for much, much less.

The MicroUSB charger port is a nice touch, but poorly implemented as you need to unscrew the entire lens head to reach the port, and do this enough, and the seal will probably suffer.

So - good light, decent quality, at $50 too expensive.
1232857
The first thing I have to note here is the crazy price amazon seller are charging for this! $72.75??  That is a huge jump up from just around th 40 dollars amazon charged before they ran out of stock.  I bought mine at Home Depot for 49, those resellers are really overcharging for this thing.  The number of stars I gave it doesn't take that into account, but my personal opinion for anyone looking is that while this is good, it's NOT worth 72 dollars at all, and you can get it much cheaper.

The reason I give this product 4 stars is because it finds the center of the stud, and it does so fairly well.  That's better than my old cheaper stud finder which just found the edge, and you'd have to calculate where you think the center is.  The consistency with this is good, but not great- if I try multiple times the center is generally in the same spot, sometimes there is a little variation but overall pretty good.  But sometimes the signal gets weak and it thinks the stud is too deep even when I know it's not.

The AC finder is the main area where it did not perform well for me though.  It seemed to just find spots randomly- getting a positive in one spot once, and then nothing the next time I treid the same spot.  I'd put it all around an outlet with active appliances and get nothing sometimes.  For me, its poor enough that I don't feel I can rely on it whatsoever.  If I could give it 3 1/2 stars I think I'd go with that.

Still, I bought it to find studs, and if that's what you're buying it for, it works- and the marker is a useful touch.  I believe there is a cheaper model (the i65) for much cheaper which finds the center too though, and it got good reviews on Amazon.  If it finds the center as well as this one, I'd say buy that one over this.

EDIT:
I just realized my review should go with the Zircon 61962/61963, not this model.  but from the looks of it, they appear to be the exact same product, I can't tell what differences there are if any.  Maybe the newer model has a different firmware that works better?
1674400
The visual appearance of the product is spectacular, but its performance fails to live up to expectations given the price tag. After a month of use, I would have to say that the audio quality is comparable to that a set of $20 Soundpeats. Even with the smallest earbud tips/foam tips, the ear-lock pieces, and a set of rather average earholes, these earphones have a hard time staying on with the slightest turn of the headforget about walking or jogging. The battery life is as advertised, providing 8 hours of continuous use per charge. The range and ease of bluetooth connectivity are both respectable, while the magnetic link feature does a great job to further reduce the clutter that may result from storing earphones in a pocket or bag. Overall, these aren't bad, but the expected value leaves you yearning for more.
687025
Device itself works well enough.  I like that this version comes with a flexible pickup rather than plastic bar; the flexible ones work better.

That stated, the current price (as of this writing) of $19 + 5.61 s&h seems a bit high, especially when it is shipping from China.  At that price one can get the standard bar version, add a flexible piezo bar to the order, get free shipping and save about $6 in the process.

I don't often rate an item based on price.  But one must consider the market and this one doesn't seem competitive (ie, there are better buys out there).  The product itself is good.  But considering I'm the first reviewer it doesn't appear people are beating down the door at this price level.

On the plus side... this is a good pickup.  Has good sound and is far easier to mount and less invasive than a side-control-panel.
2424011
I bought this item for less than $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond.  Its a good product, just not worth $40+.  This is the second time we purchased this set.