Looks nice; Feels cheap; Roller ball skips
591240
Pros: sleek look, the black and gold is a nice touch to my computer setup.
No problems with USB receiver

Cons: The mouse goes to sleep after some pre determined number of minutes and requires a click to wake it up, which can be inconvenient.
The rolling ball for scrolling isn't smooth. There is resistance after a certain distance of scrolling and it "clicks" and then gets easy again. Scrolling works, but I've never had a mouse with this issue before.
Sensitivity to me clicking is somewhat variable. Sometimes I accidentally click on something, but only had my finger resting on the button.

Overall: it's pretty, but in terms of long-time function I'm doubtful it'll last much longer on my desk.
4368871
Nice overall.  Feels cheap compared to the old wired ones with the red ball, and it's connection strength leaves something to be desired, but it's still a decent trackball at an unbeatable price.
1722414
I bought this and instantly replaced it with a speedball brayer instead.  The roller seemed more like plastic and did not do a very good job compared to rubber brayers.
2969
The pen works as any other rollerball pen (no complaint). The stylus side is cheaply made.  It basically does the job, but it takes a couple "taps" on my iPad 4 for it to acknowledge it.  The pen itself is cheap plastic and very light.  These pens are great if you lose pens a lot in that they are not expensive.  I definitely will prob b searching for a little less cheaply made one to keep for business occasions.
1277737
Pros:
- Rubber grippy texture on the side button for the thumb and the mouse wheel is nice
- Fits well in hand other than one issue (see cons)
- Nice weight - has some heft to it
- Looks good. Not cringingly over the top - but still has some style
- Inexpensive mouse which, for the most part, feels like it provides quality you'd associate with something more expensive

Cons
- the wire comes off as pretty cheap: stiff, kinked plastic
- top pad of my ring finger rests against a sharp plastic edge - not sharp enough that I worry about getting cut or anything, it just doesn't feel super nice.
3650994
I bought this for a kickball league and it should serve it's purpose. A game style prop to add some fun. I don't feel the product was worth the price (even with free Prime shipping). The red arrow needed to be taped on and the wooden peg in the spring that clicks around the wheel flies out very easily. Why not use a rubber or plastic peg? It is a marker board. It spins really well. I few minor changes could make this actually worth the price.
237202
This item looks and feels cheaply made.  The installation is easy (just unscrew and screw on the new one)  I didn't even need to use plumber's tape.  And the pressure is good, but I would suggest that for someone on a budget this is a decent buy, but better products are out there for just a few dollars more.  I was given this product in exchange for an honest review.  I do like the switch on the side and it does work well, but I can't get past the feel in my hand of cheap plastic.  I expect it to break quickly even though it hasn't yet.  I am posting a pic of the holes, as another review said they are tiny, I worried it wouldn't make a good spray but they do work.
2776548
I've been using Prince racquets for the best part of 15 years, love them and always rate them very highly. I've played 5 matches with this one and can't say I'm impressed. It is a nice lightweight piece with a decent sweet spot, but there is an off-putting vibration in the handle on hitting the shot. I've managed to partly cure this by putting on a thicker overgrip to the handle - but it is still not great. This does not seem to be one of Prince's better racquets and is disappointing for the price paid.  However, I will be sticking with Prince!
1830610
It looked nice enough. The second hand didn't work though so I returned it and the Amazon return process was great. I then bought a similar cheap watch that didn't have any mechanical elements to got wrong - I really only wanted a time -stop watch feature for sports practice.
2714512
Unboxing - As the item is mostly mechanical, packaging was simple

First Impressions - It is very light when not in use, the tennis ball feels like a regular tennis ball but isn't pressurized which means that it should take a good beating before needing to be replaced, as for the stringl it is rather flimsy, it makes me feel that after a good session using this it will break (which is not the case in real life), there is a screw cap where you fill in water which is pretty explanatory

In USE - I filled the base with water and after a few good hits the trainer worked as expected. The string on the other hand kept getting knotted around the base and kept twisting altering the direction of the ball, which is a big no.

OVERALL i'd recommend it but wouldnt take it over rallying with a friend
1386278
It's a nice watch .... but looks and feels very cheap
1378288
I liked the idea of not rolling a mouse around my desk; particularly since i have a laptop and i don't like the track pad at all.
The Kensington Orbit was fantastic at first; up and running in seconds, easy to use and feels great in my hand.
However, after approx. 3 months use, I find that the left-right action gets stuck very easily and is very hard to start again. Getting the ball out to clean the rollers is easy, but actually cleaning those tiny little rollers is a nightmare, much harder than a normal mouse.
Plus, the rubber is so small it is deteriorating really quickly.
I discovered the roller itself gets stuck inside the casing and doesn't spring back as it should, so the roller is not touching the ball.
In conclusion: you get what you pay for: cheap and nasty!
2190003
There is nothing literally wrong with this item, all the buttons press and the ones that click click and the joysticks that rotate rotate; but, it just feels cheap in your hand.  The springs on the buttons are a lot harder that an official controller, which makes it hard to excute short button taps or hold the shoulder buttons down only halfway).  The left joystick is very tochy and only reponds well to hard movements, heavan help you if you want to move you chracter only one pixel.  To tell the differance in quality, turn rumble on with an official and this generic controller set them on the floor and let them rumble.  In the generic one, when it rumbles, you will here a lot of things(I don't know what else to call it) vibrating in it, which makes me worry for the longevity of the controller the official one purrs like a kitten and NOTHING rattles in it.  This controller is fine for games like Mario party, derivative movie games, or not competitive younger players; but, if you want fine control of your charter. i.e. (for quick executed fighting combos, then spend the extra bucks for an official controller or a WaveBird.
3713111
The legs / rollers don't fit well into the plastic. You can feel / hear them clicking when you move around.
4859256
For the cost the U10 by Nautilus is a decent low-price piece of home exercise equipment. It is inexpensive but it does indeed feel "cheap". I weight 220 pounds and the bike doesn't feel incredibly sturdy under my weight. The bike is a bit noisy with use as well. It's not horrible, but annoying.
The "cheap" feeling was driven home by the fact that it doesn't even include the required AC adaptor to plug it in! You have to order that or use D batteries. This is inexcusable in my opinion and took a 4 star bike to 3 stars. On a positive note, the screen and interface were surprisingly good, much better than anticipated for the price (this keep the rating at 3 instead of 2 stars).

Assembly is relatively simple even for one person to do: 20-30 minutes. This was a pleasant surprise. Instructions were very good, especially in comparison to other exercise equipment (I have assembled an elliptical and a rowing machine in the last couple years).

So in summary, if you are a smaller person and are looking for an inexpensive exercise bike for some basic at-home use (and know to expect to use D batteries or order an adapter) then this could be a good bike for you. For me, I think I would recommend against this, spend a bit more money and get something a bit more sturdy. But if this is at the peak of your budget and nothing is available on Craigslist in your area, go ahead and get this. It isn't horrible, but just enough cheap stuff to leave a bad taste in my mouth.
459898
cheap imitation of the venerable German roller. I ordered this by mistake... next time I won't be so quick to press "place order"
379057
At first glance, this looks aesthetically pleasing, but has a few issues. First of all, the mechanism is quite cheap feeling. Also, as one reviewer already stated, the edges of the part that slips over the strap are sharp. When I removed this from my strap, the sharp edges dragged across the leather and scraped it up. Spend some extra cash and get a better one.