Works great: doesn't feel cheap
586035
Got this as a household gift: works great and feels durable.
2744727
It actually fits, feels, and works as intended without distorting the sound unlike some other tips. It's a little pricey, but i appreciate it.
30842
Nice 'feel', not too light...solid. Works well.
4538265
I wasn't going to review a product that already had a ton of reviews already, but I felt it was unfair for some reviewers to get mad about such a cheap product not living up to their expectations. Yes, it's cheap. At least for me, it has been really sturdy. I bought three (one at my house and two at my father's, since he watches my son occasionally), and I've walked into it twice. Because I'm dumb. The second time I pushed it through the doorway and bent it pretty bad, but it still works. The plastic is really forgiving and went back to it's original shape. My son will sometimes get a hold of it when it's not preventing him access to something, and he is really good at taking it off the "tracks." It's annoying but it goes back together easily. I think for the price this gate works amazingly well.
4459089
I don't usually don't take the time to rate products, but I really like this mouse and noticed that some others had problems with it while others loved it.  Here's my bottom line on it:
1) DOES NOT FEEL CHEAPLY MADE -- to the contrary, feels heavier and more substantial than the previous Logitech corded laser mice I have owned; I have used it for 6 months or more and the feet are not coming off or anything like that.  So I really don't know what other reviewers are talking about here, unless they are used to some kind of high-end heavy duty mouse or something.  Looking at my mouse, it would take an effort to physically take the feet off of it, so I can't understand the "separating feet" comment either.
2) WIRELESS RANGE CAN BE AN ISSUE -- some of the other reviews mention this mouse has "jerky" behaviour.  I had the same problem until I moved the USB receiver from my PC tower (which was under the desk) to a USB hub I have on my desktop that is closer to the mouse.  So jerkiness is not an inherent problem with this mouse, but you DO need to be able to place the USB receiver module in close enough proximity to the mouse to ensure you don't have this problem.
3) WORKS GREAT WITH WINDOWS XP -- some reviewers had problem using this mouse with one of the MAC operating systems.  I can't comment on this, but I had absolutely no problem or trouble using this with Windows XP.  Was a seamless process.
4) GREAT PRICE -- I think $39 at Amazon is a great price for what you're getting here.  Some of the other cordless mice are over $100, so logically these more expensive mice have to be better/more features in some respects or they are taking you to the cleaners!  But this mouse meets all the requirements I have for a mouse.
597577
It feels great.  It's flexible but not floppy.  And the ends are solid without any wiggle.
4424523
I was a little skeptical about this caliper because of the low price -- I'm not now.  I've used it for a few months now and am very pleased with it.  I do have to agree with BWFLORIDA in that the instructions for the data transfer function leave a lot to be desired, but I don't need to use that function anyway (I don't even see a data transfer port on it.)  It has a nice solid feel and the movement of the slide is good (it doesn't have "tight spots".)  It doesn't look as high-end as an expensive Mitutoyo or Starrett, but looks and performs much better than its low price would indicate.  I'm glad I got it.
3814692
I am surprised at just how well this very inexpensive tool works. It assembles/disassembles quickly and easily, works as intended, and doesn't leak or spurt.  Its made of cheap-feeling plastic that I don't trust to last, but at this price, I don't mind.
1018303
Installation was reasonably straightforward, took some time to properly place everything and get the seal & flush levels correct, but not bad. Works very well, very consistent. We have 7 people in the house (5 kiddoes) so saving water had become a priority!

Materials do feel cheap - operate just fine and have held up to continuous use for the last 8-10 weeks, but cheap feeling makes me doubt the quailty. The dual-button handle, while it works fine, feels flimsy

So far so good. If it lasts even 6 months it will pay for itself.
261941
When I pulled this out of the box, my initial reaction was disappointment.  It seemed quite a bit cheaper than I expected: all plastic and a little smaller than I hoped.

However, it works as advertised.  In fact, it works very well.  The controls are excellent and intuitive.  It handles large glass bowls easily, as well as small objects.

I bought it for breadmaking, as I had experienced a wide variation in quality from week to week with exactly the same recipe, measuring by volume.  I read that measuring baking ingredients by weight gives a huge improvement in consistency, and it turns out to be true.

I suppose I would've been happier if it were made of cast iron or stainless steel, but then it would cost too much and I wouldn't have bought it.
4831958
Works great, solid construction, and the price is right!
433245
Was a little skeptical since this thing is so cheap, but I'm impressed. This keyboard works really well. I was a little worried since it has a plastic body, but it feels solid and does not feel like a low-quality build by any means. Would recommend!
1287031
Works perfectly fine doesn't look cheap. Good product.
4285967
I've had the controller for a few weeks, now. The overall design, while feeling lightweight and cheap, fits a wired controller starting at $35 new and $17 used.  Unlike a more expensive, cheaper feeling controller I bought recently, this controller feels significantly more comfortable.

There's no battery, so it will feel lightweight and hollow. The triggers and buttons feel cheap, as though susceptible to damage if abused. However, it also feels "full" in hand, and the main reason we all bought these, the LED lights, are bright and varied. The variety of color customization is fun to play around with, even if it's a gimmick. All of this combined makes the price point well adjusted.

I'm more than pleased with my purchase.
3657468
This works absolutely perfectly. I was a little wary of buying an enclosure at this price point, but I'm glad I did. The metal is sleek with a nice look and feel that is quite sturdy. I was a little iffy about the fact that HDD merely slides it with nothing but its plug anchoring it, but my fears were allayed after I slid the HDD inside the casing and screwed the casing together. Once the screw was tightened there didn't seem to be any give or jostling of the HDD when moved around. I am also very fond of the cord and really like that it has two USB connectors to allow for extra power if the slot you're using turns out not to be enough. All in all I'm glad I gave this enclosure a try as it more than meets my needs without denting my wallet.
1719515
Works great. The button seems sturdy enough for plenty of use. The build quality is great. The entire device is lightweight and not flimsy feeling. I was very happy this was made of metal and not a cheap plastic. The actual box itself is tiny, which is perfect to keep it hidden away. Being a passive system, it doesn't particularly care about how it's situated - there's no noticeable heat generation, it doesn't mind being put on its side, and it could probably take a light hit or two. Connecting the wires in the back is very easy. All connection ports are are spread out just far enough that they are not very close to each other. This helps keep the cords neatly aligned which I think is nice because there is no wasted space which helps keep the product size smaller. The remote is a nice addition, though unnecessary for my application. I'm using this for switching between HDMI connections from video game systems. This works wonderfully for my needs. I am very very pleased.

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4058231
Purchased for use with a computer, for certain games like fighting games.
I originally wanted one of the Tron XBox360 controllers, but those were limited edition, sold quickly, and are now at outrageous prices, so I settled on this one.

Controller feels very sturdy. The plastic feels much thicker than you think. Buttons all felt nice, and clicked nicely. The analog sticks felt nice. The D-pad isn't the greatest, but that's because it shares the design with the Microsoft XBox360 D-pad, and none of them feel really nice, at least not as comparable to the Nintendo D-pad.

I have no intentions of using it for FPSs, so I can't tell you how the analog sticks function for that.

Plugged it right into my computer (running Windows 7 Professional) and it was recognized, and drivers automatically installed. I didn't have to install anything manually.

The lights are very bright. The controller looks good, but in the dark with darker games, you might be distracted. The setting button for the light is recessed on the back, about under your ring finger. It's not obtrusive, and you won't press it accidentally.

The settings for the lights are kept even if your computer is reset. If you have the lights turned off, they will blink once when the computer reboots, and it is initialized, but it will remain off. So if you keep this plugged in all the time, you won't have to worry about having to turn the lights off every time you reboot your computer.

I don't have an XBox360 or use the regular controller, so I can't tell you long-term how the position of the start and back buttons feel in relation to that one, but the ones on this one are in a comfortable position, save for the back button. It's position requires you to reach around the left analog stick to press, but it's no big deal.

The USB cable is long. Longer than you probably would ever need for a computer unless you had your computer hooked up to an HDTV, and your controller plugged in several feet away. The cord is 10 feet long.

Some people have compared the XBox Guide button to a regular controller, saying this one is cheap-looking. It's a sticker on a button, and by itself it doesn't look bad. I guess if it were like the regular controllers, and the button was molded out of shiny metal-looking plastic it would look better, but it's not that bad.

If you want literally a flashy controller for your XBox360/computer that is well-built, and solid and don't want to pay the price for the Microsoft controller, I can recommend this one.