Great for the money for light use.
590377
There are much more expensive versions that are better, but really, this is great for the price for lightweight use. I use it just for a back light or to hold a mic boom.
3959479
Great buy for the money.  It doesn't look especially durable  - very lightweight.  That said, it has survived tumbles and is doing beautifully.  I got it to cut loose threads off quilts and for cross stitching and it works like a dream.  I don't know how long my pair will last, but had for a few months without issue and you can't beat the price.
1250523
Great little utility knife.  Accepts standard blades, but they can not be "quick changed", rather it requires that a screw be removed to change the blade.  Some may view this as a plus, others as a minus. When folded this thing is surprisingly small, it fits in the palm of my hand.  Opened, it is very comfortable, but I would only recommend it for light use.  I would not want to be scoring drywall all day with this knife.
3322119
Fine for the money. Very lightweight and convenient to use. I guess the only big downside is the a full charge only lasts maybe 10 min of active use. I use it around the house to collect tumbleweeds of hair thanks to our pets and it sometimes dies before I get to all the corners and stairs. It's not bad but because of the charge life I would say it's best suited for small areas with a lot of dirt like around the cat litter box.
4725851
This is a very good shredder for the money. The finished size is a small (5 x 10mm) confetti like piece. It's a light duty machine that strains at it's limit of 6 sheets of paper or if a multiple sheet feed gets cockeyed while shredding, however, it has never jammed and stopped. I used the shredder on a continuous basis for old invoices and it did fine until the full bin/auto stop feature cut the power at about 6 minutes. The overheat light never lit and and the machine did not appear to be phased by the continuous operation. The invoices I shredded were not perfect due to tri-fold creases, bent corners and staples. I was pleasantly surprised by its performance. It also handled credit cards without issue. I believe this machine would be fine for most light-duty (household) applications as long as the limits are adhered to. A bonus is the machine relatively quiet, noticeably quieter than say a microwave oven. If you don't want to spend $75 or more on a light duty shredder, this would be a good choice.
1172850
Nice basket for light and occasional use.  Not sure it would hold up with rigorous use, but good enough for the price.
631708
Good for limited usage. Sound is acceptably cleat and loud enough. Battery life is unimpressive.
2112200
Pretty nice for the cost. don't expect a heavy use/long life combination. remember, you get what you pay for. Overalll good purchase
2050115
Pretty good for the money.  The little pull tab used to adjust the width is flimsy, and probably won't last long.  Otherwise, quite functional.
20893
Very light, almost seems cheap, but you get what you pay for
1317392
Overall, great deal for the money.  Not the greatest quality but it's held together so far.  Had to duct tape all the joints together so the warped items don't pull out of socket.  Flimsy shelves, but I tie wrapped them to the bars and spanned over that with scrap wood.  Got through the seed season and worked great!  Make sure you anchor it to something so it doesn't blow away
854856
Perfect for the price, but don't expect it to last many summers.  As others have said, it is quite lightweight.  Also, you must know that you CANNOT use it without weighing down the base.  On a windless day it tips right over from the weight when fully opened.  Not an issue for me at this price point as I simply added sandbags to hold down the base, but it's important to note that it can't really be used as-is out of the box.
4750534
Thinner, lighter weight than expected but it has held up really well to a fair amount of use. I may get some more since they're so inexpensive.
1621323
Well, as the saying goes, "you get what you pay for".  However, for $65 bucks this spotter is not too bad.  Very lightweight and the tripod is not a flimsy piece either.  I didn't want to spend a lot of money because it is just for spotting at the range no more than 300 yards.  It does the job.  I do wish the FOV was a little larger, but that isn't a fault.  Not an $800+ spotter, but you do get $65 of performance out of it.  I'd recommend it, as long as your expectations align with the price.  You get what you pay for.
1382449
Im ordering my third one of these. For the price, they are hard to beat for light use. I use mine almost exclusively in stands to steady my shot or to hold the shooting rail at the right height. The only thing I don't like is the top can break off without a ton of pressure. The answer is of course, duct tape :-) That works perfectly.  For the money they are hard to beat for light use.
1534985
For the money works just fine. Pulled a concrete post and footing out the ground. Great for general use. Not super heavy duty but can do most everything you need it for.
3705886
It's very light and handy, but not as powerful as I would have liked.  Considering the size and price, it is about right.