Good choice for something simple but servicable
592363
Easy to clean, just plush enough to cushion the dog against the hard floor of his crate.  Holds up well and machine washes very nicely.
2971657
Compact; okay sound; easy settings.  I wouldn't rave about any features on this, but it's a good solid product that does what it sets out to do, with minimal fuss and at a reasonable price.  I use it in the laundry room so I can't judge it as an alarm clock, but it does dim itself very nicely so I imagine it's easy to live with from that standpoint.
3295018
The Worx lawn mower is fairly simple to put together, simple to use, and stores conveniently. It isn't terribly loud, which is a good thing, yet powers through thick grass. The clippings catcher is nice because it has a "window" built into the bag for checking how full it is. As others have stated, this is a small lawn mower, so it wouldn't be practical for a lawn of greater than  1500 sg. ft. or so. The plug for the chord on this machine is more so convenient than other models I've used, it's flexible, and as is shown in pictures of the unit, it exists as a short chord attached to the handle. This makes maneuvering with an extension chord easier, as least for me. I think you'll find this lawn mower a good value.
2650062
I found the service to be speedy, the product sufficient for my needs; I'm happy with my purchase. Price was quite satisfactory, too.
4315007
Good basic radio, without any extra features. I like that it is easy to operate.

Compared to other similar devices I have (Visual Land and August), a lot of features are missing
 - no clock, no alarms
 - no remote
 - no line in
 - no random function when you listen to music from sd card or usb drive
 - no voice recording
 - only 110V ac input

Also it is bigger than I expected, and using 4 big (D size) batteries - I actually would prefer AA type here, since easier to get rechargeable...

But, it has reasonably good radio (no fine or digital tuning, or ability to memorize some station - but much better than add-on radio which is often encountered in simple players), and sound is reasonable enough.
1694887
Program works well enough for my small shop. It will give you the ability to store parts inventory and look up labor times as well as the normal customer lists with work done history. The program does have a fair amount of glitches that you will have to find a way around, but not a big deal overall. The purchase price is low and there are no monthly fees.
293658
A fairly clean-looking 8"-diagonal screen in a white 11.5" diagonal frame.  The photos look good, and setup is easy.  The WiFi option is nicely done, with an internal web browser in the frame to simply setup and management.

Pros:
- 4:3 aspect ratio fits most photographs much better than most 16:9 aspect ratio frames (I suppose those a numerous because portable DVD players have made the display components cheap).
- 800x600 pixels (most frames are 640x400)
- Adequate contrast for viewing in bright light.
- Setup for WiFi is easy with the 7 buttons on the back and the on-screen keyboard for entering WEP keys.
- Once WiFi is setup, access the frame via a web-browser (a screen shows IP-based URL, login name and password).  From there, you can cut and paste RSS feed URLs from which photos are downloaded.  (Note that appropriate other magic will be required for web access outside the local network, since it's an IP-based URL.)
- Flash card slots for large capacity
- Time-based on-off and alarm settings.

Cons:
- Short on memory - 64M is ridiculously small - although since it pulls pictures across the WiFi, that isn't a huge issue.
- White frame is a bit bright - would prefer black or something less shiny.
- No wall hanging, although it's quite thin, so it should be possible to fashion something easy.
- Portrait images auto-rotated by the camera aren't upright on the display, although once processed by Lightroom or Picasa and exported the right thing happens
- A little costly.

A good solution for the parent's house - can point it to a specific Flickr collection and update that from round the world.
3455444
Nothing special, it does what it's suppose to do and serviceable.  I'd prefer it to be a little more robust but for the price it's OK.
3572011
fine and perfect for my needs i would recommended,practical and fair cost you will not mind to not have it forverver
3996148
A simple, affordable product that does what it is supposed to do.
4712382
Very functional device. The management software comes in two options: install their software on your server or use their online service for $2/mo.
First option is for someone who is savvy with installing and configuring software. The instructions are clear and quite straightforward, but prior experience in dealing with software installation definitely helps.

I haven't tried their online service, but on the surface it looks easy to use.
1032416
It's a pretty good item. It's simple and quite easy to use. I have not used it much but I like it so far. It works pretty well and was easy to set up too.
2867652
This device impresses me as a serviceable and economical unit for consideration by hobbyists and occasional DIYers, which is exactly where I position myself. While it functions well for the applications I typically encounter, Im not so sure it would be a long-term utilitarian choice for professionals or those who might place higher demands upon it.

Specifically, I not sure how it will hold up with a non-fused  20A circuit. Its not a big issue for me because I don't expect to use it for testing under those conditions but I suspect others may be attracted to it for precisely that reason at this price point.

Additionally, the selection dial takes some getting used to and the included manual isn't much help. In fact, the user might be better off seeking out some videos available via online resources than trying to make sense of the included documentation. The battery compartment (required 9V battery not included) doesnt instill much confidence either as I can see myself accidentally severing the flimsy connectors in the attempt to replace/remove the battery.

However, at this price point, for the user with limited needs, this is certainly a viable option rather than investing significantly more dollars in a more sophisticated unit that will spend most of its time in a tool box.

I received a sample for evaluation.
3113587
It is a simple, compact, easy-to-use, go-to hand mixer for normal usage.  It's reliable and works for me, plus it wasn't cost prohibitive for the features I wanted.
2185983
My immediate impression is favorable.  It is a very basic unit but it does what I want.  I particularly like the ability to switch which reading, indoor or, outdoor, is in large numbers.  It is replacing a 12-year-old unit that finally expired, so I am confident that the outdoor sensor position is sheltered from the weather and undue sun, and can reach the indoor display.  It's probably just as well that it is sheltered, as the external sensor seems to have virtually no seal against the weather;  I'll watch out for this and if necessary update this review.  One particular and easily avoidable design defect is that the keyhole slot for wall mounting the display unit is ridiculously small, so it only accepts screws that are really too small for the job.
2941750
Good product, good price, could be better interface software for example for recommendations that are no cost.
374471
I found the product easy to use and it has reasonable image quality with good color reproduction.  I didn't have any problem with viewing angle and can clearly see the image from around my work area - similar to a laptop screen.  The graphical user interface is simple, and the included remote control is a plus to avoid having to mess with the rear controls during operation.  For appearance it is very basic but clean looking, resembling a tablet computer.  It doesn't have the traditional simulated wood frame like many e-photo frames.  However, for me, it looks appropriate in an office/study environment.  The product description may be misleading to some, as the resolution is not what I personally would call "Hi-Res".  The maximum image size is 1280x800.  This isn't terrible, but is less than most computer monitors in use today - this means that vertical/portrait formatted images will typically only display as 800 pixels on the longest edge.  The 16:10 aspect ration is best for landscape images.  For comparison, most widescreen TV formats are 16:9.

Pros:
Good image quality
Easy to use
Reasonable value

Cons:
Only 1280x800 pixel resolution