Lots of bang for the buck
581730
I am really impressed with the quality and dimension these little speakers offer. I was looking for a set of portable speakers for my Gateway NV52 series laptop. These fit the bill perfectly. Not a lick of trouble installing, true plug and play. Comes with a durable carrying case which just adds to the value. Volume output is plenty loud if that's your game. Great product.
2364809
Great bang for the buck, two stoves for half the price of the equivalent MSR so you can 4 of these and have three spares our outfit an entire camping trip.  The level of control on the flame is also excellent, highly recommended.  Will by more if I ever lose or break one.
2566255
Great bang for the buck. Stable and well built for $140. All the parts were there and everything fit. Better than other Chinese products I have assembled. Took a little over an hour to assemble.  Good instructions but pretty intuitive anyway.  I could have likely assembled it without the instructions.  Ankle supports are good. Like any inversion table balanced inversion requires proper adjustment of the leg extension. If you don't understand center of gravity concepts and you complain that it doesn't invert, don't blame the table,,,, blame the operator.  You can spend double or triple for other brands but in the end they all do they same thing and they all have the same challenges.
3651624
Great computer for the price. The packaging was so solid that I think it could have been dropped down a flight of stairs without damaging the product. Setup is easy with plenty of room to access the ports. Startup is fast and the operational speed of the computer is excellent. This system is faster and has more and better features than systems I have paid $200 more for. The case is very open and the fan is large for the system. Overheating will never be an issue. Great bang for the buck.
1380941
Great bang for the buck. I just got back from using these in Maui. All the snorkeling photos were wonderful. We took these to the beach so we didn't ruin our digital cameras. In and out of the water, the photos were crisp, and clear. What else can you ask for?
3873689
These speakers are a lot of bang for the buck. They sound great as part of the L/R channels for my sound system.
1348565
A terrific value - just don't expect all the bells and whistles at this price.  Has performed flawlessly for over a month, with daily usage, as of this review date.
2414179
A big bang for your dollars.  Lots of different choices in the box including some flavored coffees and some decaf too. I will be reordering this.
899465
Got this as a gift for my dad. He is used to having a full surround sound system so he worried that this would be underwhelming. We were both pleasantly surprised. Great bang for your buck. This is coming from someone who normally only buys the name brand electronics (Samsung, Sony, etc). Unless you want to spend a grand or more on a great surround sound system, this is the way to go. My next upgrade will probably be a sound bar similar to this as my theater setup is becoming outdated.
1859845
Great bang for your buck. I can't imagine buying the recorder without also taking this accessory pack to go along with it. Good quality materials, too.
22875
A lot of seat for the money , I have bought several of these seats and call it the best bang for the buck !
1806782
For those looking for a cheap stereo for a bedroom, den, or other similar location, I can't recommend this Philips system enough!

I am really surprised at what you can get for $100. The speakers are somewhat heavy, and even have binding posts on the rear. The amplifier module is quite heavy, and looks pretty good too. The DVD player plays DVDs, cds, HDCD (though it's not advertised as such), and has progressive scan. The unit has 2 sets of speaker outputs as well as a subwoofer pre-out. There is an optical and a coaxial digital output for the DVD player.

I got it all hooked up temporarily in my living room and was really quite shocked at the sound quality. The overall sound seemed smooth with no immediately obvious faults. Bass seemed clean and relatively realistic considering the small size of the woofers. It certainly can't fill a room with deep bass, but it's impressive considering the size and cost. The midrange seemed well balanced and pleasant. The highs didn't really seem to have any detail, but like the rest of the sound, it was still pleasant. I don't expect a lot of detail with cheap speakers, but I also don't expect as smooth of a sound as what these had. There were no blatantly obvious frequency response problems, and no harshness that made it unpleasant. Of course, this was all at low volumes. They get a bit gnarly at higher volumes, but I don't think that's what a system like this is designed for anyway.  These speakers certainly are not the last word in detail and overall accuracy, but understand that my glowing review is because this is a $100 system.  If I paid a grand for it I'd be expecting more, but we're talking about boom-box money here, and this far exceeded my expectations at this price.  I think this stereo represents a very good value even at the $250 it originally sold for, and is simply unbeatable at $100.

For the money I can't think of a better way to bring decent music into a bedroom or a den. With the DVD player, and the aux inputs, this would also be a great companion to a TV in a bedroom or spare room.

One note though... these speakers are ported at the rear, so you can't hang them on a wall. You wouldn't want to anyway though... with them close to a wall, the bass gets tubby and the lower midrange gets too thick. I have the stereo installed right next to the wall on a shelf in my bathroom, and the sound quality is really quite poor compared to when I had them about 18" from the wall in my living room.
2009160
Lots of goodies for the money.  Decent sound quality, cheap build.  The earpads dig into my head after about 20 minutes.  It takes a long time to figure out how to manipulate the buttons because they don't have immediate response.  The FM radio has good pickup.  The MP3 player is fine once I figured out how to use it.  Only drawback is you can't pause a song or audio book and have it pick up where you left off.

The Bluetooth has a decent range of about 25' even through cement walls and up from a basement.  They are very versatile with all the features so I put up with the uncomfortable fit for the convenience.
3882304
The most bang for the buck I've seen in a long time.  I replaced two ViewSonic 26" monitors with two Seiki 39" 4k's.  I don't game on this computer as the 30htz refresh rate could not accommodate, but it find them great for daily compute/engineering use.  They have a narrow bezel, they are absolutely massive in good way.  It took some tuning to get the picture setup for computer display, but after turning off the Noise Reduction and setting the Color Temp to Cool with some other small tweaks- it's great.  I purchased two standard HDMI 1.4 capable video cards HIS 1GB GDDR5's for about $80 each.  They drive the two screens perfectly and Windows 8 handled the drivers automatically.  I found that you can fit so much on the screen that I had to purchase a screen divider app called Actual Window Manager which allows for the logical division of your screen for auto sizing a given window.  For example, I have the option to have 7 screens within the large 39" display which really helps maximize the usage and keep things organized.

Pros:  Value, Resolution, best monitor I've ever owned
Cons:  Very slight curser lag due to 30htz refresh - I don't use these for TV's at all, so I cant comment on the potential quality there.
3575227
Great product more than I expected for the money oh yeah
3243129
Great value for the money. Lots of pads for an affordable price.
4289508
I currently have four of these, with purchases of 45 or so more in a short time.

Yeah, that's a pretty extravagant amount, but the plan is to use these in our business (obviously).

I am evaluating them solely as internet kiosks which will run our in-house developed photography viewing and ordering web application. Currently, I use 50-ish 15" 1024x768 screens which are running a Windows virtualization/thin client solution on Windows XP and are about 10 years old. The march of web progress means this hardware is hard pressed to deal with modern web apps in a fast and responsive manner, prompting me to replace all of it.

So far, the ChromeBase has performed extremely well.

The most striking contrast is the size - these are HUGE compared to the 15" screens I am used to. Currently, on a 6' table, I put three 15" screens there is at least a foot between each screen. However, with the ChromeBase units, there is only about 3-4" between each.

The displays are sharp and have good color - I love the fact that they are not glossy. Keyboards are "meh", don't care for them so much. If i had to type on them all day, I'd replace them with a high quality wireless one in an instant, but they won't be used a whole heck of a lot so I can work with them. Of course, more and more displays are coming out with higher resolutions, but full HD at this size and viewing distance looks very, very nice on this screen. Almost too nice. My staff have concerns - we already have issues with people photographing our screens to steal the photos rather than purchasing them ... with larger, sharper screens and better color we don't expect the phenomena to go away.

System boot times are nice and fast: 10 - 15 seconds at a guess and the system's overall responsiveness is great. I have experienced some occasional sluggishness from time to time on two of the units which I am looking into. It usually goes away after a few minutes, but I would like to know what it is to begin with.

Web page responsiveness is very good - fades, transitions and animations all render very well.

I cannot speak to sound quality, as I do not use it. Likewise video playback performance on sites like Netflix.

All in all, it's excellent for what I need. I wouldn't mind a $30 - $50 price drop though. :)