***Almost*** perfect...
589001
I need a MUCH MUCH MUCH longer cord to be able to listen to my sleep CDs with these. But if I'm awake and just meditating it's fine. The cord really IS extremely and surprisingly short, however. Maybe I can get an extension adaptor of some kind from RadioShack. Haven't tried yet. They block out all light, are very comfortable, and the sound is great.
1985477
Nearly perfect- 4.5 stars- fit nicely on almost all chairs- a few tiny rips while putting on chairs but still usable.
2113945
This bit is almost perfect........with a little help, it get's the job done. I used this bit to drill a couple extra holes in the Ikea Domsjo farmhouse sink, since it only comes with one hole, and I needed to add the air gap fixture, and wifey just had to have the little soap dispenser hole.

That being said, since the bit doesn't come with a guide bit to help keep your drill steady, I used a scrap piece of 24 and used another hole drill bit to cut the same size hole in the wood. This will also keep you from chipping your material, as the bit will dance around on you with out it.

As you can see, I have a few chips in the sink, close to the hole where the bit started to shake a little bit. This hapoened only after I removed my wood guide block to see my progress, and I decided I was deep enough into my material that I didn't need it. WRONG. Thus the chips you see.

The key is using a wood block, and patience......very little to no pressure on the drill, and drilling at a snails pace. Oh, I also had my son squirt some ice cold water on the work area every few seconds while I drilled. This keeps the bit in perfect condition. You can't even see any wear on the diamond coated area of the bit. Wish I had more holes to drill.
1153182
I can't add too much to all the praise already sung by the reviewers here, so I'll mainly 'second the motion' that this is a super portable grill (for the park, the beach, camping trip, friend's house, etc.).  I just love how many little tricks the sharp folks at Weber thought of and incorporated into this little chestnut.  The carrying handle - just to mention one feature - doubles as both a 'slide aside' lid holder (very convenient) and also, when in the vertical position, snaps into grooves in the kettle lid handle to create a snug fit, enabling transport w/o worrying about the mess & danger of spilling ash.  What a honey!

Two negatives:  1)  An unfortunate loss to the charcoal grilling community that production of this grill (more desirable & advantageous than the smaller Smokey Joe Silver/Gold) has been cancelled. & 2)  The one weird thing was that I bought Weber's 18.5" hinged grate (since it didn't come standard), and, to my great surprise, it didn't fit!!  It should've, but was a tad too small and therefore could not be supported by the dimensions of my kettle.  I held it up next to the grate that came w/the grill and sure enough, it wasn't quite as big around.  Strange (?)  Oh well, small price to pay overall.

Best wishes finding one of these babies.  You probably still can if you want to badly enough.
1292433
Just about perfect. Minor concerns- inability to specify activity zone (which you can with the 'Q'), tricky to get the motion sensitivity sweet-spot, concern of how long batteries will last (after 10 days though, still strong at 90% and that was with a lot of testing and leaving camera on/a lot of motion recordings of cars), very windy days will set motion off so once again have to balance motion sensitivity. And how about allowing the powering via the USB that is in the camera if end-user is planning to use indoors---there is a hack for this but it would be nice if Arlo supported it (I know, I know---then people will be returning a waterproof camera because it got wet through a wire grommet). Finally- concern that Arlo may in the future charge a fee for the current free service...please don't---this is a major plus as to why you are better than the Nest!
3927292
Maybe my favorite album?  One of the few albums I would consider truly 'perfect' in that no improvement can be suggested.
3185844
Almost perfect.  Only issue is that the sliding compartment is a bit tough for weaker hands (not sure yet if it gets easier with use). Other than that my wife and I are very satisfied with the entire purchase. Great deal.  Shipped really fast.
1851330
Forewarning: I am a perfectionist, little things bug me. So, I must say that this mount deserves 4 of 5 stars for all good things that it has to offer...

PROS
- The box was well organized, everything, including screws were easy to find
- The installation was quick and painless. I found the stud and screwed it in.
- I screwed the mount to the back of my monitor, also painless and easy to do.
- It looks good

One Problem:
- There is a slight slouch to the monitor once I got it all hooked up. This is due to a one or two reasons (I think)

Explanation:
 - I believe I mounted it upside down, which causes the allen-screws not to be able to be tighened fully... however, I have not flipped the mount around to test this theory to confirm.

 - If I did mount the monitor upside down, the directions did not say that there was a 'proper' way to mount it... the picture on the box showed that the allen screw was facing up and mine was on the bottom.

 - If the mount can't truly tighten anymore, then they should have manufactured it with thicker washers so one could get it as tight as possible and eliminate the slouch.

When all is said and done, you can't really notice the slouche and its only slouching when the arm is at certain angles. (extended all the way and a few other positions)

I still love the mount and one day when I feel like not being lazy, I will flip the mount around on the wall in hopes that I can tighen the screws more.

If that doesnt work Ill look for a washer to jam into the space between the two arms and see if that helps. (I am a perfectionist)

Hope you find this useful :)
I love my mount, I am just critical about things... its probably only a few degrees off.
1970158
This charger is nearly perfect. From the lit LED indicators on the side to show what voltage it is at, to voltage stepping of 12 , 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, and 24. There is ONE issue with this product that all users should read to make sure you don't fry a laptop. On the ends of the bits that come with this charger (green/white/blue/red) they have the inner metal curl outwards on the plastic. THIS IS POSITIVE, don't set it down directly on a metal surface, and if you can ALWAYS try to use one of the 3 yellow ones. The yellow ones have a plastic tip on the end that covers the positive ones so that you can't accidentally touch the positive to the ground when putting it in a laptop.
4275190
As far as lanyards go that I've tried, this is as close to perfect as I've found.  The length for me is ideal (5' 10" guy, average build and arm length).

The lanyard is super soft so it lays flat, great when you're climbing in / over truss and don't want excess crap hanging outside of your body to get caught on something.  I already carry enough crap between dual leg fall lanyards, rigging rope, tool pouch, etc to get caught on stuff.  Also, the internal shock cord is fairly soft, unlike others that make it feel like it might as well be a solid piece of steel cable.  You won't need huge biceps to pull this one out.

The tool lanyards are well made and have nice metal snap hooks with strong gates.  Other lanyards that I've tried have plastic quick release buckles that, while may be strong, don't build confidence that the tool, if dropped, will stay connected.  I definitely don't want any chromium dropping on to someones cranium.

My only complaint is the carabiner that it comes with.  It's really of crap, dollar store quality.  The gate is gritty and doesn't always snap back.  If you're going to use this while up on a grid, swap the 'biner out for a locking variety. Yes, you'll spend as much on a locking 'biner as you did the lanyard, but $15 is cheap to not kill or injure someone.  If you're using it down on the ground to simple not lose your tool, I'm sure the provided 'biner is up to the task.
111998
So close to being perfect! The only problem is that the buttons on the base are fussy and don't always recognize when they're being pressed. Turning the thing on usually results in frustration. Leaving it on and not touching it is the way to go because of the weird button stuff.
2774280
This product is almost perfect...  The quality of all the parts is top notch and everything is very well built.  My main problem is the design of their mounting system.  Basically you drill a 1 inch hole wherever you want to mount this, and then insert the whole thing, starting with the cable into the hole from the front and once seated, you screw down the outer ring.  Screwing down this ring compresses a rubber sleeve over the part you inserted into the hole, causing it to expand and "lock" the whole thing in place.  Overall, a very clever system where you don't have to feed anything through the whole from behind and can do all the work on the front side of the hole.  The problem comes in when you are installing this in a piece of thin material like a steel plate.  Without any real thickness of material to grab onto you can't really get things tight enough to stay in place and not move.  If you were drilling into something that was maybe 1/4 inch or more, I think you would be fine, but 1/8 or 1/16 plate doesn't really work very well.  I ended up feeding the socket through the rear of the hole in my case, discarding part of the cover, and then using the lock ring in a more traditional way to clamp things through the hole.  This works pretty well, but since the lock ring is meant to compress the rubber sleeve, it still does that and you can't really tighten it up quite as much as I would like.  Ideally I'd love to see them come out with a model that was meant to clamp on the surface it is mounted to from the front and back in addition to this model.  I can see where this model would be perfect in many situations, but not quite for me.
1984581
This desktop charger and HotSync cradle is almost perfect.  It's an excellent product with outstanding features, but has a few "issues".  Overall, I strongly recommend it.
Positive attributes / benefits:
(1.) CONSTRUCTION - it feels very "solid" - some chargers are too "light-weight" - this one is well-built;
(2.) HOTSYNC BUTTON - there is a button on the front of the charger, which allows you to initiate the HotSync with a single touch - this is important because the screen on the Samsung SPH-i300 mobile handset quickly turns off (to preserve power), and it's easier to push the HotSync button on the charger than to "wake-up" the handset and find the HotSync icon to initiate the HotSync operation;
(3.) LIGHTS - there are two separate LED lights on the front of the charger - one is for the mobile handset, and the other is for the battery-only charging position in the back - both of the LEDs are fully functional bi-color --> they are "red" when the battery is being charger, and they turn "green" when the battery is fully charged (or within 90% of fully charged); and
(4.) APPLE MACINTOSH - the HotSync cradle works with an Apple Macintosh computer.
A few problems / issues:
(1.) CANNOT SLIDE PHONE UP - because of the shape of the Samsung i300 mobile handset and the shape of the HotSync cradle, you CANNOT slide the phone UP to remove the phone from the cradle - you must PULL the phone forward and then lift up - this is because the bottom of the phone is slightly wider than the middle - silly little design flaw - not a big deal;
(2.) NO USB CONNECTOR - the HotSync cradle only connects with a Serial port cable connector to your computer - it does NOT have a USB connector - most Windows 2000 or Windows XP PCs and Apple Macintoshes now use USB connectors instead of old serial connectors - the work-around is to purchase a USB-to-serial converter; and
(3.) INCOMPATIBLE HOTSYNC SOFTWARE VERSIONS - when using this desktop charger / HotSync cradle to synchronize the Samsung i300 with an Apple Macintosh, there is a problem with incompatible versions of the Palm OS software - the latest version of the HotSync desktop software for the Mac OS is Palm OS version 4.1 - the version of the Palm OS that runs on the Samsung i300 mobile handset is Palm OS version 3.5.4 - when HotSyncing, this incompatibility results in the Apple Mac desktop version of your database ALWAYS overwriting the data on your Samsung i300 handset - there is no work-around that I know of - Samsung should upgrade the phones to run Palm OS version 4.1 - or, Palm should fix the incompatibility problem.
Bottom line:  This is an excellent product - quickly charges the phone and a separate battery - and allows you to HotSync with a Windows or Apple Mac computer.
I strongly recommend this product.
2931367
... well made, tight fitting on male end and female ends, simplicity of form, and robust with expectations that it will be durable...
only drawback is that the front receptacle is not in the same orientation (turned 90) as the plug-in on opposite side... as the end is used for a nite light, it would look better in the up/down orientation, rather than side-side... and, not just a nite light, as most items would look better in the up/down orientation, like standard outlet.
aside from that (1 star deduction), we can live with it and we are pleased with the item, it's price, and the purchase experience.
Thank you.  :-)
1708572
Nice, small, tough, and almost a perfect fit!
3491318
1 major flaw - having to buy batteries all the time for it.  Really would be STELLAR if it were usb rechargable!  That would make this thing 99.99% perfect.  I'm in love with this thing.  Great sized keys, super responsive, no lag, keys work when pressed.  There are even neat functions like being able to take a screenshot without touching your device.  It's beautiful!  The look and the function!

The only thing is, it doesn't send, you still have to touch the screen to send a text for example.  Hmm..
The other issue I have is the price.  White shouldn't cost more than black.  Same keyboard, same price.
802087
This would be it. :)

This is a very nice 2-in-1 device. It has handled everything I have thrown at it without any hiccups. Great battery life, killer form factor, super-fast charging, and an a stunning display.

There are a handful of small cons. 1) Physical connectivity is really limited with only one USB C port, 2) Keyboard/case combo adds quite a bit of bulkiness to the product, 3) The keyboard has a lot of flex when using it on your lap, and 4) the range of usable angles when attached to the keyboard is quite limited with only two choices.

The one big issue and the reason I docked a star is the touchpad--specifically, two finger scrolling. It is very erratic almost to the point I want to use the touchscreen instead. This really rears its ugly head when web browsing. Hopefully this will be fixed with new drivers.

Even with these flaws this is a great all around performer that makes for a perfect travel companion.