Nothing else like it on the market, at this price.
595750
Practical, accurate, comfortable, functional & fun. All around Great watch.
1187853
There's no product like it out there, though it can be improved here and there, still there is no product like it out there...
4672677
When you need something special, like this, nothing else will do!
1291655
for thirty bucks this thing is allright.  No competition in quality at stores for this price.  I def will be using it till it dies and then getting another one like it on the internet.  :)
2011555
The best of the very best. The soudn is rich. The physical appearance is beautiful. And the price? Don't look further, nobody can beat this price.
1671567
The solid construction, great feel, and ridiculous customization options make this pedal stand out in it's price range, and it competes easily with pedals priced considerably higher. You truly can set it up to be the exact pedal you want it to be.
3367177
As titled. Need I say more?  Everything you are looking for, including the price!
3797542
At the price it's THE absolute bargain of the century! A better knife than anything selling at any store at any price.
Cons: no one believes it's as sharp as it is...and end up cutting themselves EVERY TIME!
2893512
For the price you can't beat it. I shopped around for quite awhile and found nothing comparable for something this size
2989093
You know... there's very few things you find for a price that's 900% less than the flagship manufacturers and ends up being nearly just as durable and impressive

There's a lot of el cheapo ACOG knockoffs, airsoft knockoffs, etc. Basically really cheap fakes

This isn't one of them. Nor is it a fake... it's more of it's own standalone product. It's fiber optic system that is similar to the fiber optic layout of the ACOG and design/durability... but it touches base on something Trijicon is just *now* getting into... and that's ditching that silly tritium lit reticule. Not that tritium is bad... its just not that great. Tritium is very expensive... other than the magnification lenses of a Trijicon.... most of your $$$ is going into that rather expensive slightly radioactive material that keeps the reticule lit under low light conditions. That's how fiber works... it brightens all by itself in daylight, but in low lighting or no lighting... without tritium or battery backup LED to keep light supplied, it's useless.

The problems with tritium is (a) it's expensive, and (b) it has a half-life. Anyone who ever bought a SVD Dragunov or PSL knows you didn't want the surplus or ancient tritium PSO-1 scopes they were usually sold with... their half-life was pretty much up, and the lighting was so dim if it was even working at all. Everyone wanted the double-AA battery powered one. Hence, they cost more.

While you do have to swap the battery every once in a great while, it provides superior lighting at all times in lowlight (even brighter than that of tritium) and is cheaply replaceable, with a still decent lifetime before battery replacement.

It appears the group that manufactures this nifty little device beat Trijicon to the punch. Not only is it a true fiber optic system (unlike most knockoff brands who just toss a projection/reflective reticule in them that's entirely battery powered), but it uses a LED to power the fiber in lowlight instead of tritium, and it houses a tiny little unscrewable batter compartment under the eyepiece with a push button. Not only does the battery seem to get awesome life expectancy... it's also only powering a LED, which requires minimal battery power while providing perfect lightning for low light or no light enviornments.

Trijicon themselves have recently displayed a demo model of their ACOGS using a far larger AA-battery powered device in an attempt to move away from tritium. So this is a huge advantage.

While you get no magnification (you can always by a rail magnification system) on this 1x scope, the Japanese lens is beautiful. I've read some say that it's some division that makes lenses for carl zeiss optics, but can't confirm that. They reflect the reticule beautifully, and are tinted\treated for glare and mirroring reduction. They seem firm and well integrated.

Not to mention the build! the aluminum casing seems top notch, feels tight, sturdy, and sealed. Feels the wait, retains the famous ACOG style, and the windage/elevation/adjustment knobs are perfect and seamless, with protective caps. Even the paint job doesn't appear to be of any weak quality. The rail system is sturdy and easily attaches to your standard picatinny mounts.

It claims it's waterproof... and I wouldn't doubt it. It feels just as secure and sealed as the real deal.

After 300 rounds on my Bushmaster ACR enhanced.... it held perfect zero. I've seen videos online of guys using these on .50cal barretts just to test their hold and durability, and they held up flawlessly.

While you might not get the magnification found in the higher priced Trijicon ACOG, your also paying for those lenses. Because from what I can tell holding and looking over each in my hand.. it's spot on as far as build and quality go.

If you don't need 2x or 4x magnification, or can settle for a rail mounted magnification system that sits ahead of this ACOG (and the space to accommodate), then definitely pick up this littler beauty. One of those diamond in the ruff's you don't want to pass on.
2448961
This is a $58 watch for $58, which is not a bad thing, just don't be fooled by that $295 MSRP. Nobody in their right mind would pay that for this watch. $295 puts it in the category with Wenger pieces and even some lower-end Tissots, and it is far from that. But it looks cool, the case and crystal are adequate. And at $58, you won't care if you beat it up. I will give props to the silicon rubber band, it is the nicest rubber strap I've seen on a non-Swiss watch, extremely well-designed and comfortable!
915660
For the price, and being a powered sub, this is among the best in the market. Esp. if one was thinking of Bose, etc which are almost at the same price point
2713758
I picked up a refurbished version of this classic recently (06/07), and to be honest, there is nothing else that even comes near its performance for the price.  Yes the heart of this camera is 2004 technology, and yes it is only 6 megapixels, but let's be honest, 6 megapixels is more than enough and great 2004 technology beats mediocre tech from any era.

I was a Canon admirer, and I even owned a Rebel Ti setup (a film SLR), but when I could finally afford to take the DSLR plunge, I couldn't help but admire the virtuosity of Nikon's white balance and metering.  Even humble the D40 blew away anything Canon had for less than the price of a used car.  What makes the D70 (and D70s) even more remarkable is that they both have the same tech as high end Nikons (ie D200, D2X series): 1/500 flash synch, 1/8000 max shutter, and 1004 point matrix metering (plus it hasn't been dumbed down like the D40, D40x, and D80 sadly have).  It also supports all of Nikon's modern lenses with AF on any that offer it (unlike the otherwise stellar D40 and D40x which require AFS).  Additionally, unlike the D100 and other previous Nikon DSLRs, the D70(s) models both support I-TTL, Nikon's most advanced lighting system.  Additionally the D70(s) can serve as a master in wireless flash situations.

The camera, like almost all of Nikons, is built incredibly well, more tank than toy (I wish I could say the same for the Rebels), and it exudes confidence.  It also features a solid grip that suits my oversized hands, but I firmly believe it could accommodate more modest sized hands just as well.  Confidence is further enhanced by an uncanny responsiveness, incredible burst mode, and lightning quick focus (on my 18-135mm AF-S lens).  You really feel like a pro, even if you are just taking pictures of your cat.

Compared to the D70, the D70s adds a better AF system (which can be added to the D70 with a firmware upgrade), wider flash coverage, faster transfer of pcis from the burst cache to the memory card, and a larger screen.  It likely also has a bunch of subtle refinements throughout, but nothing else of note.  The 18-70mm lens offered as part of a kit is excellent, though Nikon has a huge assortment of lenses to choose from.
2868043
This TV can compete with any other brand on the market. It comes with a major of features as the best ones comes. I recommend you without hesitation.
3131355
First off, FIVE stars for uniqueness, fast aperture, design, and Leica quality. There is nothing quite like it in production though there was a lens at one time that beat it for half the price.

I have owned one of these since it was launched. I beat it up, used it day in and out in pro situations. Needed repair twice.

It's large for a rangefinder lens but not large when compared to some DSLR lenses such as the Canon 85 1.2 or even 50 1.2L.

It's no where near medium format size.

The price is insane, $11k is just ridiculous but if you want this signature and look this is the only game in town. I have used this lens on an M8, M9 and M 240. My best results came from using it on a Sony A7s and A7II. This is fact and pretty interesting. It is amazing in the A7II and A7s. No RF to go out, no hoping you nailed focus and no worries. Just the same gorgeous color and signature that you would expect.

So with my lens needing repair twice (I now have a new one) and the cost being ridiculous why give this 5 stars? It's simple. It provides a look to your images when wide open that no other current production lens will give you. Period. If you want the Noct look, NOTHING will do it. No Canon lens, no Nikon lens, no Zeiss lens, etc.  It's a one of a kind and while its not perfect (has CA and barrel distortion) it's a legend and a special lens. A lifetime lens, one to hand down to your kids.

Beautiful lens, probably the worlds most beautiful and on the A7 series it gets new life.
2653941
The title pretty much says it all.  You can spend far more and will not get any better sound or aesthetic quality.
400946
Sure, there are probably better ones out there, but for this price, its impossible to beat, and they work just fine