T-Glase is hard to use, inconsistent and Never made a single useful part in numerious attempts at all sorts of temperatures
580904
Taulman Clear T-Glase is very hard to use, results are very inconsistent and this product was a serious disappointment.  I bought a roll and have yet to create a useful part in numerious attempts, when it actually sticks to the platform, that is.  I do not recomend this product and warn, let the buyer beware.  I tried various temperatures, print speeds...  no luck.  The parts are not clear, the material balls up, won't print cleanly, takes forever at the slow speeds recommended and is hard to start the first layer since it won't stick even with PVA coating...  I finally got it to stick with PVA on blue tape at 60c on the platform and 212 on the extruder as recomended by Taulman.  The photo is a close up showing a white part with holes in an important surface, lumps and junk stuck everywhere and this took 26 hours to print???
699350
Doesn't work - even after calibration. Fails to read anything above 120 degrees F. I'm sure it's a quality control issue. This is a very widely-used thermometer, but the 1-star is all it's worth until replaced. Sending it back. Will try again.
1773947
This thing is impossible to use in any modern house.  The tube will not stay connected to the window mount, and the extender will not stay attached to that, so in order to create a seal, I have to use sticky plastic wrap.  The only place this thing works is in my kitchen, by the back sliding door.  Attempting to mount it in a window only results in the tube disconnecting and hot air blowing into whatever room it is in.

On top of that, this thing in no way puts out 10,000 BTU of cooling power.  It's a tepid cool at most, and barely cools off the kitchen, and the rest of the open room to the living room stays completely hot.  I can have it running all day and the house will just get hotter and hotter the entire day, until natural cooling takes over at night.

Save your money, buy something better.
4427759
I've owned one of these for about a month.  It's a total waste of money.  It rarely sprays, just a steady stream of oil.  I'm diabetic and thought this would be a good way to restrict my use of oil on salads, etc.  I am so very disappointed......  I'll try to find another brand that is more reliable and that does what it's advertised.
2521032
I order this glases from china.this company to self this glases its iresponsable. I recomend any. Barry do not. Self
647022
Really, it's just too much trouble since it comes in so much packaging that there was no way to save it.

I will start with the pros, since there are so few:
1.  very quiet.  I never hear it at all.  My refrigerator makes more noise;
2. No vibrations;
3. Decent looking.

Cons.
1. Doesn't maintain temperature if the room is even slightly warm.  It fluctuates 5-6 degrees constantly.  Once it really gets warm this summer, I can only hope that not opening it will help;
2.  Instruction book states that the temp readout reflects the temperature in the center of the unit and that the upper and lower portions can be UP TO 7 DEGREES HIGHER!  For a refrigerator that can't maintain a 54 or 55 deg temp, that means that the top and bottom could be up to 70 degrees! No good for wine;
3. Racks are way, way too close together.  Forget this if you drink red wine.  You're going to lose at least one rack, which means the unit will only hold 20-24 bottles.  If you try to jam the bottles in there, the labels get damaged;
4. Takes a few hours to drop in temp after you add bottles that may be slightly warmer than the interior.

So, basically, this is a waste of money.  It doesn't do what it's designed to do.  How the company gets away with calling this a wine refrigerator, when it cannot maintain at least a 60 deg. temp is beyond me.  Save up and get a better quality unit.  Clearly this is a situation where you get what you pay for!  So disappointed.
4370869
This can opener requires far more dexterity than any simple appliance should require. Unless the can is positioned in exactly the right place, either the opener doesn't engage or the can begins to turn without actually being opened. There's nothing defective about the can opener - it's just impossibly hard to use. (I should note that I've used other electric can openers for years without any problems.) I'm just baffled by the overwhelmingly positive reviews this can opener has received - I've never before purchased anything from Amazon where my own reaction to the product diverged so dramatically from the reactions of others.
1803592
You have to try very, very hard to make a device that works this badly!!!

First, about the radio.  We have 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz devices in our house.  The range of the 5 Ghz on this router is TWELVE FEET.  It is GONE when going through a single wall.  Our walls are 1/8" mahogony in our 1950's house in silicon valley.  The signal fails to get out of our study.  It cannot be picked up 6 feet through one wall.  So the 5 Ghz is a FAIL.

Second, this expensive device advertises "access controls" and this is why I purchased it, but there are 5 reasons why the feature is a piece of garbage.  First, the web pages are not real HTML web pages, they are java-expansions and so if your laptop comes out of sleep it takes FOUR steps to get to the access controls EVEN IF YOU HAVE THE PASSWORD PROGRAMMED INTO YOUR BROWSER.  I am frequently blocking and unblocking devices by hand because the rest of the access control features are so badly implemented that this is the only feature that works with any usefulness, and the fact that it takes 45-60 seconds to perform ONE transaction is truly annoying!

Second, it takes 15-20 seconds to display the list of access controls.  You are sitting there with the little cycle-circle and thinking, "WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOU DOING?  IS IT THAT HARD TO RUN AN iptables COMMAND IN THE LINUX KERNEL, WHICH COMES BACK IN 2 SECONDS FOR ME?"

Third, access controls can based upon MACID / device names, BUT NEVER CAN YOU DO ANYTHING TO DISAMBIGUATE DEVICES.  We have 4 android devices in this house  that show up as "Android XYZPDQMAC" and they are all the same manufacturer and it's impossible for me to add virtual names based upon Mac IDs or jot down any notes in the user interface on which device (many older devices appear simply as "SELF").  We have literally 6 older devices that ALL appear as "SELF".  So I get to memorize roughly 100 hex digits of MacIDs?  I DON''T THINK SO.

Fourth, you cannt change or even SEE access controls for devices that are not connected.  Oh yes they appear on this moronic interface at the bottom but you cannot do anything with a device until it connects to the router.  Until that time, it's just at the bottom of the page, teasing you "nah nah nah-nah naaahhhhh you cannot change my access controls!"  So access controls for unconnected devices are a FAIL.

The other features for access control are similarly horribly designed and implmented - blocks based upon ports, blocks based upon keywords.  These blocks are all global and cannot be specialized to a device or a set of devices.

There are no blocks based upon times of day!

And you CANNOT enter a superuser MACID that always gets access to the router - no our sheeple customers would find that too useful!  Instead, you can only set up a golden IP address, but after reboot all the devices get IP addresses reassigned randomly so this feature is a fail, too!

It seems like they tried very hard to make a device they could advertise as having access controls, but making every single feature broken in some severe way.  So, they get a 100% score for marketing on this device, and a 0% score for engineering, and I am rounding down from 2.5 stars to 2 stars because I believe nobody will read this review if I give them 1 star.

UPDATE 8/15/2015 ====>>>>  DEAD, after 2 years.
4970509
Worst Gaffer Tape I've ever used.  Gaffer tape is supposed to be heat resistant, that's the whole point! Even hundred miles heat this tape completely let's go. We tried holding small items like lighting gels,  and the tape let's go even under simple sunlight! This is just black crappy duct tape!
460274
I had one of these can openers for YEARS.  It worked reliably and efficiently.  Recently, I decided to replace the old one.  The blade was getting dull and the gears were slipping.  Since I was so happy with the original, I opted to buy the exact same opener.  Something has changed.  This is the worst can opener I have ever used.  I have owned it for several months now and attempted to open many different sizes and styles of cans.  It completely fails more than 90% of the time.  Sometimes, it will cut through the bead in a few areas, but not around the entire perimeter of the can.  In fact, it's extremely rare that it actually fully opens a can.  I've replaced it with a cheap, traditional "cut from the top" style can opener and have given up even trying to use this one anymore.
1737108
I fear this is another addition to the already crowded family of mediocre De Longhi products. Exceedingly difficult to screw in the portafilter- feels as if a crow bar is needed. Gurgles and pees with gusto- occasionally, a whiff of steam escaping will add to the pyrotechnics. Inconsistent performance in terms of the amount of time available to dispense the espresso once the green light is on. I cannot wait for this this to render its last gurgle of death so that I have a pretext to get something else.
2650668
First, allow me to say that the TRO700S is a great-looking unit.  Stylish knobs and design, rimless glass front, etc.  Another person had mentioned the nice crumb guards, and I agree.

That said, these units are inconsistent to say the least.  I offer my experiences:

* Timer can stick on lesser settings.  When toasting, if you want the product to only warm to "less than light", the timer knob can stick and continually heat up until its burned to a crisp.
* Heating is uneven on every setting.
* "Convection" is worthless in a small unit with a side vent.  Again, this contributes to the uneven heating.
* Temperature gauge is WAAAAY off.  I see another contributor claims theirs was 100 degrees low.  Well, mine appears to be at least 100 degrees higher.  The story:

We were baking two medium sized potatoes in aluminum foil at 350 degrees.  After about fifteen minutes the entire inside of the oven was glowing hot and the aluminum foil began to blacken. My wife opened the door and took the potatoes out and the oven still continued to heat up.  I reached over to turn the knob off, but it just spun around in my hand.  The oven had COMPLETELY MELTED THE INSIDE OF ALL THREE KNOBS!  It kept getting hotter, so we had to pull the plug out of the wall in order to turn it off.

Now the TRO700S is completely unusable, and I don't believe we would use it if we could.  I have read multiple negative reviews of Black & Decker products in this price range and rest assured we will never purchase another Black & Decker product again.

This TRO700S was purchased from Bed, Bath and Beyond for $59 + tax.  They refused to take it back, so we are stuck dealing with Black & Decker's reportedly poor customer service.  This one is going in the trash (after disabling it), and our lesson learned.
1520416
I think this is my first "hate it" review.  This toy looked great in advertisements for my kitchen-dwelling 10 year old.  It was one of her top requested Christmas gifts.  The battery operation was going to take the guesswork out of hand-decorating for her.  (We have other cake/cookie/candy decorating tools--but, thought that this one would be easier for her to consistently manipulate.)

The candy melts supplied with the unit will not melt to a consistency that the battery can power the unit to disperse.  We tried everything in the instruction manual.  Then we even tried submerging the candy melt packets into boiling water and event microwaving...That candy will absolutely not melt to a thin enough consistency that the tool is powerful enough to push through the device.

Horribly disappointing because my daughter wanted "her own thing" for cake/candy decorating and such--and ended up using my "real kitchen tools" for a few recent projects.

Waste of time/money and effort--and of a Christmas present.
982049
These are horrible.. or maybe my water isn't hot enough because the gel pac never opened. Water apparently needs to reach 140 degrees to the outer coating to dissolve. Either way, Finish Quantum Max is much better.
1849828
I'll keep this short and to the point: Completely useless. I purchased Mario Bradescu's Drying Lotion based on its reputation and its Amazon reviews. I wanted something effective to dry up the occassional pimple. I expected it to do its job. No such luck. Tried it overnight twice on a barely there pimple I saw approaching hoping it would dry it up before it got too big. Not only did it not dry it up, now I have two pimples where I put the lotion! And I rarely get pimples especially on this area of my face! In addition, dark skin ladies beware: the shade of this lotion isn't for our skin tone so you can only wear it at night.  Not that using this at all will do you any good. Regret this purchase and I will not use this line of products ever again.
1018901
Holds less than the original carafe, and "thermal" is a joke. The coffee is lukewarm at best. Since purchasing this, I've become a master at using my microwave to heat up "fresh" coffee.

Second, because it's opaque, you have no idea how much coffee is in it. Look forward to mornings spent wiping your counters down because someone left a single cup of coffee in the pot and now it overflows everywhere.

Worst of all, the internal design of this makes it impossible to pour coffee without spilling it. There's some stupid lip (I assume part of the "thermal" nonsense) that means you have to hold it in weird angles to pour, and so coffee spatters and splashes out, all over the countertop (hopefully you wait to wipe down the counters until after you've poured your coffee, otherwise, let's do it again!)

If this sounds like a lot of hassle and BS to deal with first thing in the morning... you're right!

Let's recap - doesn't keep coffee hot. Overflows all the time. Can't pour from it. I think this thing fails in every single possible way a pitcher can fail. I wish I could give a review lower than 1 star, but that's all I got. Don't waste your money.
3876504
I bought this because of rave reviews and a good concept.  I wish I could send it back to Bodum and ask them what were they thinking.  I am so disappointed.  Poor thermal quality, makes a leaky mess unless poored slowly and at just the right angle.. It needs a gasket to prevent leaks and seal in the heat.  I just get a better cup out the old time glass carafe.