DEAD MATCH to the real thing
591310
Found this on accident but my man has one of these in real life so I bought it for his birthday. He said it's the best present he's ever gotten!
The details are SPOT ON to the real thing even down the flecks in the paint.
TOTALLY HAPPY
1062232
these are clearly a poor knockoff of  the original product by Fred  called  Cool Shooters,
see the link below for the proper product and  No sharp edges and they always come out smooth and clean, in fact some of the images  used here are  from  cool shooters.
<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Fred-Cool-Shooters-Shot-Glass-Mold/dp/B000I1UTNE/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold</a>
4064868
Well! I guess when this page show's The REAL glasses in the photo's, i had kind of expected to buy something as much. But replica isn't the word. Cheap... Knock-of(?) is. These aren't the real glasses, and as i was going for a bit of screen accuracy, i am now quite annoyed I've wasted my time and money on these.

* No lettering on the sides.
* The Arm's aren't as wide, and are a quite flimsy.
* The lenses are smokey when you look through them.
* The Lighter streaks of the Tortoise shell frames are very dark and are more of an amber.

However! If you're not going for screen accurate, and are just looking for a cheap knock-off for costume, they do look the part.

Me personally... I'm just peeved that this seller has provides photos of the real glasses and photo's from the movie when the glasses are obviously not real.
1979921
We have a Motorola Symobol. I learned they were discontinued right after I decided I needed another one. This one is not the same quality. It does not scan as well as the Motorola. I tried to use it on our P.O.S. but had to remove it the same day because there were too many bar codes it couldn't read. I put in on a receiving computer where the inconvenience wasn't holding up my checkout lines but it is now dead.  I received it August 12th it is dead on October 20th. I am thinking this is a counterfeit. It certainly isn't the exact replacement for the Motorola Symbol. It is not eligible for return. Buyer be ware.
1613987
This was supposed to be an original Zama carb. It isn't. It worked but I hate being duped.
1467049
Do your own due diligence on these.  I am about 90% sure that these are fake, rip-off, knock-off batteries.  They do not have all the same markings as my original camera battery.  No UL Listing, etc.  They sit in the charger for way less time than other batteries to get the green light to come on.  When inserted into the camera they show a full charge, however they don't last anywhere near as long as they should in picture or video mode.  My suggestion is to suck it up and pay more for a true OEM battery at Best Buy or the Olympus website.  You will save yourself needless stress in the future by not trying to go cheap!
3978024
Knockoff, counterfeit, phony, fake. These permanently broke my GPS units.
2303907
The particular one I bought was a bootleg, not worth the plastic of the credit card used to purchase it
2633529
Ordered a streamlight microstream, received a junk knock off. Posting a photo, top light in pic is a real streamlight. The bottom is the fake light and the box it came in.
3630903
Need a nice wall decoration? Need a prop for a film? These will work. If you want to play THE REAL DEAL--THESE ARE NOT IT. Reputable bagpipe manufacturers such as MacLeod, Hardie, Gibson, or Naill will get you not only the LOOK but the real SOUND of the classic bagpipes you hear on CD or film, but they will also COST $$$ as opposed to being an expensive toy or hobby item. I made the mistake of buying some like these and were so sorely disappointed, plus the fact that the cracking of the blackwood that ensues usually proves what they are worth--200 bucks or less. If you want to sound and BE a real bagpiper, then find a reputable dealer NOT at a college music store that sells everything under the sun OR on Amazon but on the net or from a local instructor. BE VERY CAREFUL WHAT YOU BUY ON EBAY as well, a lot of times there is junk out there being passed on as "possibly Hardie or ??? not sure, no name listed on the bag or drones or chanter"--if you see that on the ad, you are in for trouble. Buy from someone who knows what they are doing. I have played now since 1996, so I hope I know what I am talking about. Also for a kilt, the REAL DEAL is going to cost some money as well, I recommend J. Higgins in Kansas/Missouri area. I do have a yard kilt for goofing around in or playing highland games, don't wear your good stuff to get it ruined in the mud at Estes Park in September I say!
900641
Careful. Even though it shows the official 2nd generation controller from Nintendo what you get can be closely described as a cheap knockoff. Not even good for replacement parts what you get is a controller with thin plastic hinges on the shoulder buttons, a feel of thin and light plastic and a casing that is quite obviously cast from the original. The main body, if you have access to a websafe color picker, is a color close to the color D4CBD4. The decal around the BAYX buttons is CDD6B4. All the buttons are plastic instead of the Start and Select buttons being rubber like the original. The cord is short. Too short. About 4.5 feet (54", 137.16cm). Buttons feel clicky but solid. Taking apart the controller you are presented with a generic and obviously unpolished PCB. Wires from the cord are directly soldered to the board instead of plugged in by way of a micro-connector like in the original. Plastic tags (the things that are usually the result of poor plastic casting) are everywhere on seams.

But for only a pittance, I don't offer my criticism with any weight. You get what you pay for and in this case it's not very much. It works for what it's intended to do, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's a significant amount of defective products.

My advice would be to keep searching the second hand shops and horde and preserve the working controllers. I have a couple that need new R buttons as years of use have broken the sturdy plastic hinges. Hinges that have metal pegs in the originals. The Nintendo logo is wrong (a good sign it's not an original). However, if this is your only recourse, you could do worse. This is basically a replica. And a good one at that.

[UPDATE: I've been informed that what I got quite possibly is an original controller with just a replacement YXBA decal. Even though I think the seller said up front it was a replica.]
1323095
I love jujubes. But these are imitations. Too soft, flavor is off. Obviously not genuine. I threw mine in the garbage. Just buy in the box if you want the real product.
413575
I originally ordered this product back in May and absolutely loved it. I have decided to order these for my family as well. However, when I received these two weeks ago, I was gravely disappointed as I received obvious knock offs. At first I thought that the company decided to go with the cheaper model and discontinued the original. However, after reading other comments and realizing that some people were still getting the 'original' product, I came to conclusion that it all depends on the supplier. I immediately returned mine and ordered another one making sure that I order from a different supplier. It appears that 'Toys, Hobbies and More' shipped the knock off version while 'YGM Group' sent me the correct product.
4565887
No luck with the knock offs - the real ink is still a good price compartibly
1826339
so epson auto updated my drivers so i couldn't use the knock off. pay 3-4 times as much for these. The kicker -- they're inferior to the knockoffs. the text is sometimes spotty, sometimes there's ink leakage, especially on envelopes. Turned off auto updates, so hopefully after a short time the knockoffs will update Their chips or whatever, so i can go back to getting decent ink at a reasonable price
324774
Im so dissapointed cause i believe that was the original but not you are selling a fake product.
3193209
As others stated, these do not seem to be genuine LG air filters as the product listing leads you on to believe.  They fit the same, sure, but the looking closely at the original that came out and these, they are definitely different in the plastic casing and the filter itself.  I'm a little fed up with these jackwagons on Amazon trying to pawn off original / OEM / genuine replacement and it not being so.  Filter Deity can go pound sand for all I care.