Great for the price, not for the pro
596396
This is a great product for kids starting out or for students new to the game.

The colors that I received were 2x light blue, 2x dark blue, 2x black, 2x light pink, 2x dark orange.

-The sizes and colors are random.
-Some fit my medium hand and some are too tight, they are not made for large hands.
-They are cheaply made but do the job.
-Great for loaning out, for a game or two, to someone you're playing with.

Bottom line: You get ten cheap random gloves for a few bucks. I would have rated 4stars if the colors weren't random.
4747644
Great value- high quality but less than similar models from competitors
3117643
I've read some the reviews on Amazaon before buying this product. Somehow, they were useful, but some comments did not reflect the quality of this product according to me.
First of all, when you want to test a headphone, you must make sure that you're not listening to a MP3 file with a bitrate less than 320 bps, because the compression is going to distort the sound, especially the high pitch. Preferably, choose a FLAC (FlawLess Audio Compression) file or a regular AAC file, coming from your Itunes library.
I chose a classical song I like (Flower Duet, Lakme) with two singers who can have a very high pitch in an uncompressed format. It was fantastic !
But the headphones is particularly good with electro, because the bass are really excellent for me, very deep but not saturated. In some way, it can be compared to the Bose QC15 (I have also this one), less the noise cancelling.
It's also comfortable, although a little tight around the ears if yours are big like mine. But it does it.
It's light and seems durable.
I bought it because I had a headphones of this kind which broke in the middle (it was plastic). With the metallics archs, I wanted to make sure that it lasted longer. The two speakers are sliding along these archs, but it is a little bit annoying sometimes because it's not staying in place. You need to adjust it each time you put it on your head.
Conclusion : good product for the price, excellent sound. Not possible to find something like this at this price !
1088035
For a cheap mic, this gives good sound. I've spent many hours in recording studios. I'm a producer, not an engineer, so I don't have the vocabulary to give a real review, but as someone who's listened to a lot of spoken-voice tracks done in the studio, I'd say this will do fine for non-professional spoken-voice jobs.

The main problem is sensitivity. At any distance, you sound like you're in the next room. When you're close, it's very easy to overload the mic. I had to practice and record over and over to get the sound I wanted. I suspect this is just a cheap-mic problem. If you want great sound, you have to pay. With this mic, you have to test a lot with different positions and tones of voice to get the sound you're looking for. When I found the sweet spot, though, I liked the sound a lot. Kind of thin and flat, but, again, this isn't a five-hundred-dollar mic.

I recommend the mic for any home-based, non-music, non-professional use. It's plug and play; no software at all that I noticed. GarageBand wants to initialize it every time you plug it in, but even if you cancel, the mic still works. Audacity works fine with it.

One issue: the heavy end of the mic hangs over the gap between the legs, rather than over a leg. It doesn't fall on its own, but watch out if you move the cable.
940885
First and foremost, I am an audio engineer so I am going to be a bit harsh on this product.  I wouldn't ever use something like this but that isn't the point of the product.  Lets face it, you can't buy a useable mic, useable headphones, and a useable audio interface for this price.  To connect all that up, you probably will spend the price of this product in cables alone.  So right there, you have a bargain.

I did not buy this for myself, my wife bought it, as the radio station she was doing internet radio for, recommended it.

I felt the headphones were only good to monitor tracking, I would never want to use these for much else than that.  What I mean by that is, they are good to hear yourself and know what you are saying, but you can't really tell if it sounds good, bad, or in between.

The mic was Ok, very good if you half the cost of the product (or 1/3 if you include the converters) but was on the dull side.

One big issues was the boom.  It seemed to not be sturdy and would hit my wife's face, transmitting the sound as she did her radio show.  We could never get it right.  For this reason she ditched it.

That said, for nonprofessional use, this is a perfectly good product.  As said, it is less than the cable I use for my own mic.  I replaced the setup using other low dollar equipment (AT USB mic and the cheapest closed back Sennheiser headphones I could find, both on clearance and paid more than double for similar results.  No issue with the boom with a dedicated mic vs and all and one in the mic had a headphone input and converters.  It sounds better and is a better setup overall, but would have been 3x-4x more if I paid retail and still is far from impressive.  However, this setup just was a bit under what I consider useable, outside of a 100% consumer product.  I may have had too high of expectations because CAD makes decent mics for studio recording, though not at this price point, so I was hoping to get the same (or maybe better) bang for the buck.
2831345
For the price, these are awesome. They don't compare at all to my high-end monitors, but for the price they can't be beaten. The only complaint is the bass is a bit lacking, but the mids and highs are crystal clear. If you are looking to pick up some first-time studio monitors or even just bookshelf speakers and don't have a very bit budget, I highly recommend these
3566187
I bought the product for $16.99, so yes I do realize that is under $20 as many have mentioned. But let's be honest. No matter if it were $100 or $1, if you are going to sell a cam as a HD product, is 12fps really exceptable? If it were 21 frames I could live with it, which is pretty noticeable to the normal 29.97fps for NTSC format. While I want to like the product and do at times use it.. it is really ideal for using sitting in front of the cam and having minimal movement or the trails will be all over the place and you will get the viewer nauseous. The lighting is actually quite well and in lower lit situations it gives the Gopro a run, if there is lighting other than the one on the cam. I don't recommend the cam light at close distance, as it will cast a blue hue/glow.  The cams swivel up and down which is nice, but it is so lightweight that if it is not clamped accidently bumping of any kind will move it. The mic picks up a lot of background sounds, so if you have a fan on, even 8ft away, it sounds like a tornado.

It's an average cam at a low price and if that is all you need, this cam will work out nicely for you.
4567128
Pros: Plugged it in, I didn't need to install any drivers (unless Windows did it for me, I have Windows 8.1). Relatively small and low profile, has a lengthy cable, and video quality is great for the price (bought it for ~$25). Microphone is meh.

Cons: Framerate for live video was only 14FPS, I haven't tried recording video but the live stream FPS was kind of lacking. Works well enough for Twitch though.

Overall: 9/10
For the price you can't beat it. But if you NEED the higher framerate or higher resolution camera, I recommend upgrading. Works for almost any purpose though. If you are getting it for the mic, forget it.
3288081
I bought this for primarily the size and the low cost.  The picture took some adjusting but once done, it looked stellar (it has an auto-adjust function that tries to pick the best colors, but I found that doing it manually got me a better picture with more contrast).  I like that it has multiple pre-set buttons to go between lighting of a movie vs. a webpage vs. a videogame vs. text vs. your custom setting. However, the sound is quite bad.  I wasn't expecting anything great, but it really is fairly useless.  The closest thing I can analogize it to is to say it is as if you're listing to music through earphones that are turned up very loud and sitting on your desk.  So be sure to buy some proper speakers if you don't have any, as most will not be able to settle with what they give you on this monitor.  That said, for the price, it's still the best deal around!!!
219727
The Elite Keyboard has plenty of flaws.  I will make sure to say that if you are planning on using this keyboard for an office pc or similar uses, there are better alternatives out there.  I gave this 4 stars because of a few things: price, personal use, and ease of use.

I use this on my XBOX 360 for the dashboard.  It's fantastic for that purpose.  The low cost for this keyboard has been nice.  I don't run through that many batteries on it (even though I would have paid at least 10 bucks extra if it was rechargeable.  The biggest con is the annoying light from the usb fob.  Other than that, I'd recommend it.  Just be prepared to see a bright blue light on the keystroke.
3357730
If your looking for a monitor and speaker combo, look somewhere else. If you want a decent monitor for a good price then congratulations. Lets start by saying I review game peripherals and high quality headphones so please excuse the harshness on the speakers, but oh my lord do the speakers perform terribly. You can not here anything outside of someone talking. On the monitor side, the image quality is very clear, providing a quick refresh rate and response time for gaming or video use. The color balance is quick to adjust and the brightness doesn't washout the shades. For about the $100 range the monitor performs excellent, but if you plan to use the integrated speakers, your probably deff.

The Audiophile Junkie
3926652
I tend to go through headphones quickly because I'm constantly listening to music. If I don't lose them, they break, so I never spend a lot of money on them. Tired of earbuds, I decided to go with these over-the-head headphones. These headphones sound fantastic to my ears. The bass thumps wonderfully, and the sound is very crisp and clear. I do have a couple of issues with them though. First, sound leaks out of them pretty badly, especially in a quiet setting. I can set them down with music playing on a low volume and hear the song as clearly as if I had them on across the room. The other issue is the fit. Though they are adjustable, they're a little snug on my head near my ears, possibly because of my glasses. It's bearable, but it does get more and more uncomfortable over time. I usually wear them upside down (with the headband part hanging down by my neck). Despite the drawbacks, though, these are still pretty good headphones for the price.
1650808
NOT FOR PRO USE, GREAT FOR EXPERIMENTING, GREAT SOUNDS, WILL NOT GO WELL LIVE OR IN THE STUDIO.
3936213
For the price this is an excellent device, but there are limitations you need to be aware of before purchase. It seems to take great photos and good movies at least as good as my old GoPro Plus. Nice screen built into the back, the package is much smaller than a GoPro with the video back.
(a.) No user manual in English, only Spanish and Chinese. I was able to get one in PDF form by contacting the seller but it took an additional step and some time.
(b.) No separate battery charger. The battery charges inside the camera, there is no separate charger.
(c.) The charger is only European plug. If you have any type of phone charger that has a USB cord connection it will work, but none are provided for USA customers.
- The battery compartment is held shut with a very flimsy door that comes off, it is not hinged. A tether of some type would have been easy and smart.
- Protective case is difficult to open It locks with a sliding switch that needs to be activated while pulling at a 90 degree angle. Unfortunate design.
- Most GoPro mounting accessories are compatible, and this kit includes a good assortment of its own. Go Pro mounts all work perfectly.
- The remote control is a frustrating mix of almost great and you gotta be kidding. It has three clear and distinct buttons to turn the camera off, take photos or take movies. They work but you do not know if they did, it is a one-way communication. The buttons are clear to read and understand. However, if you use it in any remote setting  such as a helmet mount camera  you can turn it off but NOT turn it back on from the remote. You must push the front button on the camera to turn it back on, difficult if it is on a remote location.
- The software they tell you to download to use an Android phone as remote worked great with Android 5 on a Galaxy S4. You can do all functions from the android program once you get it to communicate.
Overall well worth the money but very in need of polish. I will know more once I get some paragliding photos taken!
Update: a couple months later, and it has been interesting. I am now using the camera more, and have resolved all issues except the nearly useless remote. Understanding the push buttons work as designed, but that they do not work as you would expect is important. a.) There is no feedback after you push a button if it has worked or not. b.) The "stop" button turns off the camera. Once you push it, the only way to start again is to turn it on from the camera itself. c.) if you push the "photo" or "movie" button, it stops whatever it is doing, takes a picture, and resumes what it was doing. It does work nicely with the remote software and your phone. Firmware is upgradable, just don't know where to check on it....
2703470
Great features for the price.
Camera mount is a POS though, don't force it or it might be a goner. The ball joint on mine is shot, just waiting for the camera to swing down and point at the ground. If you get it set right on the first few trys you'll be okay, but don't force it and don't move it while tightened at all. Threads on the mount peg that screws into the camera area almost gone too.

So long story short.
The mount sucks and the camera works great.
Now I can see my frontyard/driveway/frontdoor on my iphone.
2966446
Great for the price, however as others have noted the power connector is a huge problem. It is very flimsy, and doesn't stay plugged in at all. It's very loose even when it's in all the way, and I can already tell this is going to be the failure point of this unit. The actual electronics work great though, so it will work for my purposes of one mic + instrument setup.
3695555
I'm very happy with these for the price that I paid for them. I'm finally able to play without a wire stretching from my head to the TV. I'm not going to go into great detail about them suffice it to say.
Pros:
+Price: Great $89
+Looks: Great
+Sounds: Great
+Feels: Good but not Great. I do have a large head and while they aren't as tight as the Sony Pulse Elites I had and returned, they do press on my ears in certain spots which start to get uncomfortable after prolonged periods of play.
+Detachable Mic
+Separate Game and Chat controls.

Cons: The voice feed back that's suppose to allow you to hear yourself, doesn't work very well at all. All headphones seem to have a slight buzzing or background noise that can be heard when nothing else is playing. These are not different.