Question: How is the processor?

** READ this before you dive in!  You will spend a lot of time learning to use it.  Yes the hardware is good, but just know this is "a major compromise" tablet.  For starters you will will be relegated to less then 5000 apps vs 800,000+ apps you get with Andriod and IOS.You cannot use another browser other than Internet exploder.  Chrome (worlds most popular browser), Firefox (great for customization) and Opera (awesome speed dial), all are not available.  My kids even prefer the Chromebook over the RT table and prefer Google Docs over Microsoft apps.  Not sure why I got this, thinking about returning.When I first got this, I thought it was eye candy, then I could not help feeling that the giant box's were designed for visually impaired people.I should have followed my Dad's advise "stick with a standard or you will be sorry".  Once the new tablet smell wears off, your stuck with a tablet that can pretty much only browse the web and play movies.

Answer: with Andriod and IOS.You

** READ this before you dive in! You will spend a lot of time learning to use it. Yes the hardware is good, but just know this is "a major compromise" tablet. <hl> For starters you will will be relegated to less then 5000 apps vs 800,000+ apps you get with Andriod and IOS.You cannot use another browser other than Internet exploder. <hl> Chrome (worlds most popular browser), Firefox (great for customization) and Opera (awesome speed dial), all are not available. My kids even prefer the Chromebook over the RT table and prefer Google Docs over Microsoft apps. Not sure why I got this, thinking about returning. When I first got this, I thought it was eye candy, then I could not help feeling that the giant box's were designed for visually impaired people. I should have followed my Dad's advise "stick with a standard or you will be sorry". Once the new tablet smell wears off, your stuck with a tablet that can pretty much only browse the web and play movies.

** READ this before you dive in! You will spend a lot of time learning to use it. Yes the hardware is good, but just know this is "a major compromise" tablet. For starters you will will be relegated to less then 5000 apps vs 800,000+ apps you get <hl> with Andriod and IOS.You <hl> cannot use another browser other than Internet exploder. Chrome (worlds most popular browser), Firefox (great for customization) and Opera (awesome speed dial), all are not available. My kids even prefer the Chromebook over the RT table and prefer Google Docs over Microsoft apps. Not sure why I got this, thinking about returning.When I first got this, I thought it was eye candy, then I could not help feeling that the giant box's were designed for visually impaired people.I should have followed my Dad's advise "stick with a standard or you will be sorry". Once the new tablet smell wears off, your stuck with a tablet that can pretty much only browse the web and play movies.


Question: Is the remote great?

This remote is excellent.. It was easy to setup and it has so many features that you can use. I replaced all my 4 remotes with this one. Excellent product with an excellent deal...

Answer: This remote is excellent

This remote is excellent ..

<hl> This remote is excellent .. <hl> It was easy to setup and it has so many features that you can use. I replaced all my 4 remotes with this one. Excellent product with an excellent deal...

<hl> This remote is excellent <hl>.. It was easy to setup and it has so many features that you can use. I replaced all my 4 remotes with this one. Excellent product with an excellent deal...


Question: How was the connection?

I love the quick setup, the gigabit connections, and the dual band wireless. So far I've used the 5 Ghz band for my work PC, 2.5 Ghz for everything else. Both the wireless and wired connections have been rock solid, better than what I can say for my cable service provider.I don't have any so far; time will tell whether reliability stacks up to the name brands.I studied many different brands that are available in the market now, and broke with a significant brand loyalty to take a chance on a lesser-known (unknown to me) brand. Wireless routers are not necessarily a commodity item, but they are getting closer to each other in terms of features and differentiation. Price and durability seem to be the big differentiation factors now. So far I am very happy with this purchase; time will tell if reliability is up to par.

Answer: I love the quick setup, the gigabit connections, and the dual band wireless

<hl> I love the quick setup, the gigabit connections, and the dual band wireless . <hl> So far I've used the 5 Ghz band for my work PC, 2.5 Ghz for everything else. Both the wireless and wired connections have been rock solid, better than what I can say for my cable service provider. I don't have any so far; time will tell whether reliability stacks up to the name brands. I studied many different brands that are available in the market now, and broke with a significant brand loyalty to take a chance on a lesser-known (unknown to me) brand. Wireless routers are not necessarily a commodity item, but they are getting closer to each other in terms of features and differentiation. Price and durability seem to be the big differentiation factors now. So far I am very happy with this purchase; time will tell if reliability is up to par.

<hl> I love the quick setup, the gigabit connections, and the dual band wireless <hl>. So far I've used the 5 Ghz band for my work PC, 2.5 Ghz for everything else. Both the wireless and wired connections have been rock solid, better than what I can say for my cable service provider.I don't have any so far; time will tell whether reliability stacks up to the name brands.I studied many different brands that are available in the market now, and broke with a significant brand loyalty to take a chance on a lesser-known (unknown to me) brand. Wireless routers are not necessarily a commodity item, but they are getting closer to each other in terms of features and differentiation. Price and durability seem to be the big differentiation factors now. So far I am very happy with this purchase; time will tell if reliability is up to par.

<hl> I love the quick setup, the gigabit connections, and the dual band wireless <hl> .


Question: Does the quality live up to the expectation?

My son purchased these because his last pair of apple earbuds and the Philips were terrible.  He decided on these in-ear headphones and loves them.  He says the sound quality is great and so much better than the apple and the Philips.  He said that he had to get use to the in-ear but he got use to them really fast.  Highly recommend and will buy again.

Answer: the sound quality is great

My son purchased these because his last pair of apple earbuds and the Philips were terrible. He decided on these in-ear headphones and loves them. <hl> He says the sound quality is great and so much better than the apple and the Philips. <hl> He said that he had to get use to the in-ear but he got use to them really fast. Highly recommend and will buy again.

My son purchased these because his last pair of apple earbuds and the Philips were terrible. He decided on these in-ear headphones and loves them. He says <hl> the sound quality is great <hl> and so much better than the apple and the Philips. He said that he had to get use to the in-ear but he got use to them really fast. Highly recommend and will buy again.


Question: How is the price?

This 15 ft HDMI cable seems to be well crafted and the price is unbeatable.  I purchased a longer cable to allow for mounting my TV high on a wall with a fully adjustable/movable TV mount.  While I don't have my wall mount yet, I have connected and used the cable and I expect it to work quite well.  It is supple, easy to work with and the Picture quality is great with my 50" Panasonic plasma TV.  The length of the cable did not degrade picture quality.  I have not tried 3D viewing yet, because I don't have glasses or a 3D disc yet.  Regardless, the product specifications say it will support 3D and I have no reason to doubt (but I will update my review if there is a problem).

Answer: While I don't have

This 15 ft HDMI cable seems to be well crafted and the price is unbeatable. I purchased a longer cable to allow for mounting my TV high on a wall with a fully adjustable/movable TV mount. <hl> While I don't have my wall mount yet, I have connected and used the cable and I expect it to work quite well. <hl> It is supple, easy to work with and the Picture quality is great with my 50" Panasonic plasma TV. The length of the cable did not degrade picture quality. I have not tried 3D viewing yet, because I don't have glasses or a 3D disc yet. Regardless, the product specifications say it will support 3D and I have no reason to doubt (but I will update my review if there is a problem).

This 15 ft HDMI cable seems to be well crafted and the price is unbeatable. I purchased a longer cable to allow for mounting my TV high on a wall with a fully adjustable/movable TV mount. <hl> While I don't have <hl> my wall mount yet, I have connected and used the cable and I expect it to work quite well. It is supple, easy to work with and the Picture quality is great with my 50" Panasonic plasma TV. The length of the cable did not degrade picture quality. I have not tried 3D viewing yet, because I don't have glasses or a 3D disc yet. Regardless, the product specifications say it will support 3D and I have no reason to doubt (but I will update my review if there is a problem).


Question: How is the card?

I installed the software from the company and it shows to be on and active, but it is not picking up nothing, and the bytes in and out are 0. The utility is stuck on professional?  The card has possibly be bad, I have never had such a problem with a card,,of any kind.  I talked to the company and they said the card had to be bad. And for some reason they was trying to figure out a lot of these from Amazon were being bad, and they had no idea why.

Answer: The card has possibly be bad

I installed the software from the company and it shows to be on and active, but it is not picking up nothing, and the bytes in and out are 0. The utility is stuck on professional? <hl> The card has possibly be bad , I have never had such a problem with a card,,of any kind. <hl> I talked to the company and they said the card had to be bad. And for some reason they was trying to figure out a lot of these from Amazon were being bad, and they had no idea why.

I installed the software from the company and it shows to be on and active, but it is not picking up nothing, and the bytes in and out are 0. The utility is stuck on professional? <hl> The card has possibly be bad <hl>, I have never had such a problem with a card,,of any kind. I talked to the company and they said the card had to be bad. And for some reason they was trying to figure out a lot of these from Amazon were being bad, and they had no idea why.

<hl> The card has possibly be bad <hl> , I have never had such a problem with a card,,of any kind.


Question: How is the interface structured?

I bought this product to replace a previous WD TV live player without wifi. This player is well worth the money. Setup was simple. As soon as I got it hooked up and connected to my home network it automatically updated the firmware itself. If you have used a WDTVLive player in the past, the new interface is really nice. You have a lot of options for customizing your view settings. This is very nice if you have a large media library that you are sharing over your home network. I believe the ROKU may have this product beat if you are only looking to stream media off of the internet, but if you are primarily concerned with streaming media on your home network, this is hands down the best option to do so.

Answer: the new interface is really nice.

I bought this product to replace a previous WD TV live player without wifi. This player is well worth the money. Setup was simple. As soon as I got it hooked up and connected to my home network it automatically updated the firmware itself. <hl> If you have used a WDTVLive player in the past, the new interface is really nice. You have a lot of options for customizing your view settings. <hl> This is very nice if you have a large media library that you are sharing over your home network. I believe the ROKU may have this product beat if you are only looking to stream media off of the internet, but if you are primarily concerned with streaming media on your home network, this is hands down the best option to do so.

I bought this product to replace a previous WD TV live player without wifi. This player is well worth the money. Setup was simple. As soon as I got it hooked up and connected to my home network it automatically updated the firmware itself. If you have used a WDTVLive player in the past, <hl> the new interface is really nice. <hl> You have a lot of options for customizing your view settings. This is very nice if you have a large media library that you are sharing over your home network. I believe the ROKU may have this product beat if you are only looking to stream media off of the internet, but if you are primarily concerned with streaming media on your home network, this is hands down the best option to do so.


Question: How well does the speaker work for you?

To those who think these speakers are too quiet, I suggest you check your "Sound" settings (in Mac). Go to "Output" and check whether "Logitech" is selected, or internal speakers. I'm sure Windows instructions are similar -- Control Panel, Sound, something.If that doesn't work, turn your hearing aid up.This thing is incredibly designed, they should win an award for it. I think it was designed around the 13" Macbook Pro (that's what I have). It nails at least 7 of Dieter Rams' 10 Principles of design, most especially "Good design is unobtrusive."My only complaint is that the sound mix is a little mid-heavy for my taste. That's pretty nitpicking for $40 speakers that hang like a ninja behind my laptop monitor, but I thought I'd share that observation as well.

Answer: these speakers are too quiet

<hl> To those who think these speakers are too quiet , I suggest you check your "Sound" settings (in Mac). <hl> Go to "Output" and check whether "Logitech" is selected, or internal speakers. I'm sure Windows instructions are similar -- Control Panel, Sound, something. If that doesn't work, turn your hearing aid up. This thing is incredibly designed, they should win an award for it. I think it was designed around the 13" Macbook Pro (that's what I have). It nails at least 7 of Dieter Rams' 10 Principles of design, most especially "Good design is unobtrusive. "My only complaint is that the sound mix is a little mid-heavy for my taste. That's pretty nitpicking for $40 speakers that hang like a ninja behind my laptop monitor, but I thought I'd share that observation as well.

To those who think <hl> these speakers are too quiet <hl>, I suggest you check your "Sound" settings (in Mac). Go to "Output" and check whether "Logitech" is selected, or internal speakers. I'm sure Windows instructions are similar -- Control Panel, Sound, something.If that doesn't work, turn your hearing aid up.This thing is incredibly designed, they should win an award for it. I think it was designed around the 13" Macbook Pro (that's what I have). It nails at least 7 of Dieter Rams' 10 Principles of design, most especially "Good design is unobtrusive."My only complaint is that the sound mix is a little mid-heavy for my taste. That's pretty nitpicking for $40 speakers that hang like a ninja behind my laptop monitor, but I thought I'd share that observation as well.

To those who think <hl> these speakers are too quiet <hl> , I suggest you check your "Sound" settings (in Mac).


Question: How was the power supply?

EXPERIENCE: Hooking this hub up was super simple, I connected the power to the hub, connected the data cable, and then the many USB devices. Because this USB hub is self-powered, that means that each USB device is getting all the power it needs. Again, because this USB hub is self-powered, the computer does not need to be on to charge the USB devices! This hub supports both USB 1.1 (12Mbits/second) and USB 2.0 (480Mbits/second). Which is a good thing because, most USB devices now days require a 480Mbit connection, in order to get anything done in time.Because this hub is so small, the wires tend to want to yank it off of the desk. So I used my super man solution to everything electronics, double sided tape, YES! When the USB hub is all connected up, you will see green LED lights for the ports. It is a nice green glow that looks good, but not so bright to be annoying.CONCLUSION:  I like the color of the D-link hub, as it pretty much matches my SMC Baracade router. Having 7-ports in a USB hub is just an awesome thing, I love how fast the transfer rate is, and I love the green glowing port LED's. With it being self-powered, I no longer have to leave my computer on to charge a USB device. So far I have not had any problems with it, and I give this hub a 5 out of 5.

Answer: the power to the hub

EXPERIENCE: <hl> Hooking this hub up was super simple, I connected the power to the hub , connected the data cable, and then the many USB devices. <hl> Because this USB hub is self-powered, that means that each USB device is getting all the power it needs. Again, because this USB hub is self-powered, the computer does not need to be on to charge the USB devices! This hub supports both USB 1.1 (12Mbits/second) and USB 2.0 (480Mbits/second). Which is a good thing because, most USB devices now days require a 480Mbit connection, in order to get anything done in time. Because this hub is so small, the wires tend to want to yank it off of the desk. So I used my super man solution to everything electronics, double sided tape, YES! When the USB hub is all connected up, you will see green LED lights for the ports. It is a nice green glow that looks good, but not so bright to be annoying. CONCLUSION: I like the color of the D-link hub, as it pretty much matches my SMC Baracade router. Having 7-ports in a USB hub is just an awesome thing, I love how fast the transfer rate is, and I love the green glowing port LED's. With it being self-powered, I no longer have to leave my computer on to charge a USB device. So far I have not had any problems with it, and I give this hub a 5 out of 5.

EXPERIENCE: Hooking this hub up was super simple, I connected <hl> the power to the hub <hl>, connected the data cable, and then the many USB devices. Because this USB hub is self-powered, that means that each USB device is getting all the power it needs. Again, because this USB hub is self-powered, the computer does not need to be on to charge the USB devices! This hub supports both USB 1.1 (12Mbits/second) and USB 2.0 (480Mbits/second). Which is a good thing because, most USB devices now days require a 480Mbit connection, in order to get anything done in time.Because this hub is so small, the wires tend to want to yank it off of the desk. So I used my super man solution to everything electronics, double sided tape, YES! When the USB hub is all connected up, you will see green LED lights for the ports. It is a nice green glow that looks good, but not so bright to be annoying.CONCLUSION: I like the color of the D-link hub, as it pretty much matches my SMC Baracade router. Having 7-ports in a USB hub is just an awesome thing, I love how fast the transfer rate is, and I love the green glowing port LED's. With it being self-powered, I no longer have to leave my computer on to charge a USB device. So far I have not had any problems with it, and I give this hub a 5 out of 5.

Hooking this hub up was super simple, I connected <hl> the power to the hub <hl> , connected the data cable, and then the many USB devices.


Question: Does have a extra button?

Im coming to this mouse after using an MX Revolution for 4 years. This mouse has more buttons and fancy software but it pales in comparison.-Its not recognized in Setpoint so you must use the Gaming software to assign your buttons.-The Gaming software will not save the settings for more than a day, so you have to keep resetting the button layout.-Battery life is a joke. You might as well leave it plugged in.If this mouse was free I would still be angry. Please don't waste your money.Update (Oct.29,2013)For whatever reason this mouse has gotten better at keeping profiles. I think it helps to pull the battery every once in a while. Its a good mouse if it saves your profile.I have added a star. But still very frustrating when it drops your profile while you're in the middle of something.

Answer: This mouse has more buttons

Im coming to this mouse after using an MX Revolution for 4 years. <hl> This mouse has more buttons and fancy software <hl> but it pales in comparison.-Its not recognized in Setpoint so you must use the Gaming software to assign your buttons.-The Gaming software will not save the settings for more than a day, so you have to keep resetting the button layout.-Battery life is a joke. You might as well leave it plugged in. If this mouse was free I would still be angry. Please don't waste your money. Update (Oct.29,2013)For whatever reason this mouse has gotten better at keeping profiles. I think it helps to pull the battery every once in a while. Its a good mouse if it saves your profile. I have added a star. But still very frustrating when it drops your profile while you're in the middle of something.

Im coming to this mouse after using an MX Revolution for 4 years. <hl> This mouse has more buttons <hl> and fancy software but it pales in comparison.-Its not recognized in Setpoint so you must use the Gaming software to assign your buttons.-The Gaming software will not save the settings for more than a day, so you have to keep resetting the button layout.-Battery life is a joke. You might as well leave it plugged in.If this mouse was free I would still be angry. Please don't waste your money.Update (Oct.29,2013)For whatever reason this mouse has gotten better at keeping profiles. I think it helps to pull the battery every once in a while. Its a good mouse if it saves your profile.I have added a star. But still very frustrating when it drops your profile while you're in the middle of something.


Question: Is it a good camera?

Np problems with this card whatsoever. However if your camera,is like mine, capable of using a CF card, spend the extra money and get that card. The problem with SD cards is simply they are not as sturdy and strong as their CF counter parts. A consideration for those instances when you can't afford to risk the images, or there is no chance to reshoot the event.

Answer: However if your camera

Np problems with this card whatsoever. <hl> However if your camera ,is like mine, capable of using a CF card, spend the extra money and get that card. <hl> The problem with SD cards is simply they are not as sturdy and strong as their CF counter parts. A consideration for those instances when you can't afford to risk the images, or there is no chance to reshoot the event.

Np problems with this card whatsoever. <hl> However if your camera <hl>,is like mine, capable of using a CF card, spend the extra money and get that card. The problem with SD cards is simply they are not as sturdy and strong as their CF counter parts. A consideration for those instances when you can't afford to risk the images, or there is no chance to reshoot the event.

<hl> However if your camera <hl> ,is like mine, capable of using a CF card, spend the extra money and get that card.


Question: Is this music song have a goo bass?

To anyone who hasn't tried all the various types of headphones, it is important to remember exactly what these are: cheap portable on-ear headphones. They give a totally different sound then in-ears or closed design phones, but for what they are I would say they're good. I currently own six pairs of phones, from stock apple earbuds to Sennheiser HD 518s. Gave my Portapros a run on both my computer's sound card and mp3 player, using 256 kbps mp3s or better. The clarity is good and they're very lightweight. The folding design is simple but effective. The look is certainly retro and unique, although I didn't find it as comfortable as many have claimed. Earpads are *very* thin and made my ears sore after 30 minutes of listening, although this can be remedied to a point by adjusting the "comfort zone" feature (tightening the temple pads while loosening the ear pads). The cord seems to be an average thickness, but I wouldn't get too rough with these. The steel headband adjusts smoothly and easily, just watch out that the slider doesn't catch your hair. Despite the sore ears, the phones are very lightweight overall.Back to the sound: as you would expect, it's good for a portable phone, but hardly earth shattering. At flat EQ the clarity is good, although the highs can sometimes be harsh. Bass is weak as expected, even with EQ adjusted up. To be fair, a portable on-ear would have a tough time comparing to the bass of an in-ear with a good seal or a pair with larger drivers. No sound isolation offered if you're into that sort of thing. Cool 80s phones, though I've certainly owned better portable on-ears (Sony makes excellent phones in this category). Soundstage is very narrow and lacks body. A good value if you can get them for under thirty, otherwise I'd rather invest in a nicer pair of phones. If we're talking about value, they're a good buy compared to new stock apple buds. If you're trying to compare the sound quality of this product to serious headphones, there's really no comparison at all.Update: After 100 hours of burn-in time the sound has not been affected in any appreciable way. Highs are still harsh, and bass is still underwhelming. I sometimes use these as a convenience but they have been largely replaced in my collection.

Answer: Bass is weak as expected, even with EQ adjusted up

To anyone who hasn't tried all the various types of headphones, it is important to remember exactly what these are: cheap portable on-ear headphones. They give a totally different sound then in-ears or closed design phones, but for what they are I would say they're good. I currently own six pairs of phones, from stock apple earbuds to Sennheiser HD 518s. Gave my Portapros a run on both my computer's sound card and mp3 player, using 256 kbps mp3s or better. The clarity is good and they're very lightweight. The folding design is simple but effective. The look is certainly retro and unique, although I didn't find it as comfortable as many have claimed. Earpads are *very* thin and made my ears sore after 30 minutes of listening, although this can be remedied to a point by adjusting the "comfort zone" feature (tightening the temple pads while loosening the ear pads). The cord seems to be an average thickness, but I wouldn't get too rough with these. The steel headband adjusts smoothly and easily, just watch out that the slider doesn't catch your hair. Despite the sore ears, the phones are very lightweight overall. Back to the sound: as you would expect, it's good for a portable phone, but hardly earth shattering. At flat EQ the clarity is good, although the highs can sometimes be harsh. <hl> Bass is weak as expected, even with EQ adjusted up . <hl> To be fair, a portable on-ear would have a tough time comparing to the bass of an in-ear with a good seal or a pair with larger drivers. No sound isolation offered if you're into that sort of thing. Cool 80s phones, though I've certainly owned better portable on-ears (Sony makes excellent phones in this category). Soundstage is very narrow and lacks body. A good value if you can get them for under thirty, otherwise I'd rather invest in a nicer pair of phones. If we're talking about value, they're a good buy compared to new stock apple buds. If you're trying to compare the sound quality of this product to serious headphones, there's really no comparison at all. Update: After 100 hours of burn-in time the sound has not been affected in any appreciable way. Highs are still harsh, and bass is still underwhelming. I sometimes use these as a convenience but they have been largely replaced in my collection.

To anyone who hasn't tried all the various types of headphones, it is important to remember exactly what these are: cheap portable on-ear headphones. They give a totally different sound then in-ears or closed design phones, but for what they are I would say they're good. I currently own six pairs of phones, from stock apple earbuds to Sennheiser HD 518s. Gave my Portapros a run on both my computer's sound card and mp3 player, using 256 kbps mp3s or better. The clarity is good and they're very lightweight. The folding design is simple but effective. The look is certainly retro and unique, although I didn't find it as comfortable as many have claimed. Earpads are *very* thin and made my ears sore after 30 minutes of listening, although this can be remedied to a point by adjusting the "comfort zone" feature (tightening the temple pads while loosening the ear pads). The cord seems to be an average thickness, but I wouldn't get too rough with these. The steel headband adjusts smoothly and easily, just watch out that the slider doesn't catch your hair. Despite the sore ears, the phones are very lightweight overall.Back to the sound: as you would expect, it's good for a portable phone, but hardly earth shattering. At flat EQ the clarity is good, although the highs can sometimes be harsh. <hl> Bass is weak as expected, even with EQ adjusted up <hl>. To be fair, a portable on-ear would have a tough time comparing to the bass of an in-ear with a good seal or a pair with larger drivers. No sound isolation offered if you're into that sort of thing. Cool 80s phones, though I've certainly owned better portable on-ears (Sony makes excellent phones in this category). Soundstage is very narrow and lacks body. A good value if you can get them for under thirty, otherwise I'd rather invest in a nicer pair of phones. If we're talking about value, they're a good buy compared to new stock apple buds. If you're trying to compare the sound quality of this product to serious headphones, there's really no comparison at all.Update: After 100 hours of burn-in time the sound has not been affected in any appreciable way. Highs are still harsh, and bass is still underwhelming. I sometimes use these as a convenience but they have been largely replaced in my collection.

<hl> Bass is weak as expected, even with EQ adjusted up <hl> .


Question: How is the unit?

EDIT:08/14/11Unfortunately, I've been experiencing some issues with this router.  As far as the computers in my house go, this router seems to work just fine.  No problems connecting anywhere in the house.  My problem is with my iOS devices.  My ipad connects just fine and stays connected while in use, but loses it's connection when idle.  I use an alarm clock app at night that displays the weather.  By the time I wake up in the morning, the weather is no longer available because my connection was dropped.  I have to open my preferences and re-select my network.And that's the least of my problems.  I use my ipad as a VNC Remote, VLC Remote, and a remote file viewer for my Mac Mini.  I had never had any hiccups with my previous router, but this one will not connect with any of those three applications.  If I restart the router, I have a short period of time where they will connect before my ipad goes idle, I lose my connection, re-select my network in preferences, and then none of those three will work.  It's never just one, all three stop working at once.  I use these features of my wifi network multiple times throughout the day and this has been incredibly frustrating.I'm waiting to hear back from tech support before I box this up and send it back.  I really want to like it...it's nice looking, and fast, but I need the above features to work, or the router is near useless to me.ORIGINAL REVIEW:This was an upgrade from a Comcast leased router that, in all honesty, was perfectly fine.  We were just tired of paying for it every month.  I've only had this router for a day, but setup only took seconds.  The setup page is pretty easy to navigate and I had no problems renaming our network, creating a passcode, and forwarding the necessary ports to get my torrent clients up and running.  I don't notice any significant speed increase over a wireless G router, but very few systems are able to utilize the 150mbps this thing is capable of providing.  Anyway, the signal is strong and it's as speedy as expected.I've owned quite a few routers in my day and most of them are pretty straight forward pieces of equipment.  This one receives five stars because it does what it's supposed to and hasn't hickupped so far.  I will update my review in a few months when I have a better idea of durability and quality over time, but I don't foresee any issues.For the price, a GREAT buy, and I highly suggest getting the bundle that Amazon offers with this modem:Motorola SB6120 SURFboard DOCSIS 3.0 eXtreme Broadband Cable Modem.  The combination is stellar.  Very happy buyer :)

Answer: router seems to work just fine

EDIT:08/14/11Unfortunately, I've been experiencing some issues with this router. <hl> As far as the computers in my house go, this router seems to work just fine . <hl> No problems connecting anywhere in the house. My problem is with my iOS devices. My ipad connects just fine and stays connected while in use, but loses it's connection when idle. I use an alarm clock app at night that displays the weather. By the time I wake up in the morning, the weather is no longer available because my connection was dropped. I have to open my preferences and re-select my network. And that's the least of my problems. I use my ipad as a VNC Remote, VLC Remote, and a remote file viewer for my Mac Mini. I had never had any hiccups with my previous router, but this one will not connect with any of those three applications. If I restart the router, I have a short period of time where they will connect before my ipad goes idle, I lose my connection, re-select my network in preferences, and then none of those three will work. It's never just one, all three stop working at once. I use these features of my wifi network multiple times throughout the day and this has been incredibly frustrating. I'm waiting to hear back from tech support before I box this up and send it back. I really want to like it...it's nice looking, and fast, but I need the above features to work, or the router is near useless to me. ORIGINAL REVIEW: This was an upgrade from a Comcast leased router that, in all honesty, was perfectly fine. We were just tired of paying for it every month. I've only had this router for a day, but setup only took seconds. The setup page is pretty easy to navigate and I had no problems renaming our network, creating a passcode, and forwarding the necessary ports to get my torrent clients up and running. I don't notice any significant speed increase over a wireless G router, but very few systems are able to utilize the 150mbps this thing is capable of providing. Anyway, the signal is strong and it's as speedy as expected. I've owned quite a few routers in my day and most of them are pretty straight forward pieces of equipment. This one receives five stars because it does what it's supposed to and hasn't hickupped so far. I will update my review in a few months when I have a better idea of durability and quality over time, but I don't foresee any issues. For the price, a GREAT buy, and I highly suggest getting the bundle that Amazon offers with this modem:Motorola SB6120 SURFboard DOCSIS 3.0 eXtreme Broadband Cable Modem. The combination is stellar. Very happy buyer :)

EDIT:08/14/11Unfortunately, I've been experiencing some issues with this router. As far as the computers in my house go, this <hl> router seems to work just fine <hl>. No problems connecting anywhere in the house. My problem is with my iOS devices. My ipad connects just fine and stays connected while in use, but loses it's connection when idle. I use an alarm clock app at night that displays the weather. By the time I wake up in the morning, the weather is no longer available because my connection was dropped. I have to open my preferences and re-select my network.And that's the least of my problems. I use my ipad as a VNC Remote, VLC Remote, and a remote file viewer for my Mac Mini. I had never had any hiccups with my previous router, but this one will not connect with any of those three applications. If I restart the router, I have a short period of time where they will connect before my ipad goes idle, I lose my connection, re-select my network in preferences, and then none of those three will work. It's never just one, all three stop working at once. I use these features of my wifi network multiple times throughout the day and this has been incredibly frustrating.I'm waiting to hear back from tech support before I box this up and send it back. I really want to like it...it's nice looking, and fast, but I need the above features to work, or the router is near useless to me.ORIGINAL REVIEW:This was an upgrade from a Comcast leased router that, in all honesty, was perfectly fine. We were just tired of paying for it every month. I've only had this router for a day, but setup only took seconds. The setup page is pretty easy to navigate and I had no problems renaming our network, creating a passcode, and forwarding the necessary ports to get my torrent clients up and running. I don't notice any significant speed increase over a wireless G router, but very few systems are able to utilize the 150mbps this thing is capable of providing. Anyway, the signal is strong and it's as speedy as expected.I've owned quite a few routers in my day and most of them are pretty straight forward pieces of equipment. This one receives five stars because it does what it's supposed to and hasn't hickupped so far. I will update my review in a few months when I have a better idea of durability and quality over time, but I don't foresee any issues.For the price, a GREAT buy, and I highly suggest getting the bundle that Amazon offers with this modem:Motorola SB6120 SURFboard DOCSIS 3.0 eXtreme Broadband Cable Modem. The combination is stellar. Very happy buyer :)

As far as the computers in my house go, this <hl> router seems to work just fine <hl> .


Question: How would you rate the designs for the new house?

These are some cool little ear buds.  The bud part is oval shaped (after being inserted onto the post, otherwise the silicone buds do look round in the package) instead of perfectly round and they seem to fit in my ear better than any other buds I have tried.  I have VERY small ears so I have a difficult time finding earbuds that are comfortable, and these fit the bill.  The in ear part is also slightly off center so they seem to block noise better and have a more secure fit.  I have shaken my head around quite a bit with these in and they refuse to fall out.  Other buds have not been so kind to me.  The sound is acceptable, and for the price you seriously cannot go wrong.  They come with three different sized in ear pieces.  They are a little more difficult to swap out due to the shape of the bud post being oval and the bud itself being round, but it isn't that big of a deal.

Answer: The sound is acceptable

These are some cool little ear buds. The bud part is oval shaped (after being inserted onto the post, otherwise the silicone buds do look round in the package) instead of perfectly round and they seem to fit in my ear better than any other buds I have tried. I have VERY small ears so I have a difficult time finding earbuds that are comfortable, and these fit the bill. The in ear part is also slightly off center so they seem to block noise better and have a more secure fit. I have shaken my head around quite a bit with these in and they refuse to fall out. Other buds have not been so kind to me. <hl> The sound is acceptable , and for the price you seriously cannot go wrong. <hl> They come with three different sized in ear pieces. They are a little more difficult to swap out due to the shape of the bud post being oval and the bud itself being round, but it isn't that big of a deal.

These are some cool little ear buds. The bud part is oval shaped (after being inserted onto the post, otherwise the silicone buds do look round in the package) instead of perfectly round and they seem to fit in my ear better than any other buds I have tried. I have VERY small ears so I have a difficult time finding earbuds that are comfortable, and these fit the bill. The in ear part is also slightly off center so they seem to block noise better and have a more secure fit. I have shaken my head around quite a bit with these in and they refuse to fall out. Other buds have not been so kind to me. <hl> The sound is acceptable <hl>, and for the price you seriously cannot go wrong. They come with three different sized in ear pieces. They are a little more difficult to swap out due to the shape of the bud post being oval and the bud itself being round, but it isn't that big of a deal.

<hl> The sound is acceptable <hl> , and for the price you seriously cannot go wrong.


Question: How was the bass?

These headphones sound so good. I havent given them their full burn in time but they already produce such good sound and the bass is perfect, not too much not to little. I am impressed with them. As to construction, these are SOLID. Others have complained that the cable is too thin and wont last. HONESTLY its not that thin, and it feels VERY rugged. I am CONFIDENT it will last a long time. As to the tips, the ones it was wearing when i got it turned out to be a perfect fit i didnt need the others. As for the noise cancellation it works quite well, Put these on and turn on the sound and outside noise will be blocked. If there is louder outside noise simply turn these up a bit. THIS IS GREAT FOR LOUD KIDS, NAGGING WIVES/GIRLFRIENDS, BARKING DOGS, ANYTHING.....This is excellent quality from klipsch

Answer: the bass is perfect

These headphones sound so good. <hl> I havent given them their full burn in time but they already produce such good sound and the bass is perfect , not too much not to little. <hl> I am impressed with them. As to construction, these are SOLID. Others have complained that the cable is too thin and wont last. HONESTLY its not that thin, and it feels VERY rugged. I am CONFIDENT it will last a long time. As to the tips, the ones it was wearing when i got it turned out to be a perfect fit i didnt need the others. As for the noise cancellation it works quite well, Put these on and turn on the sound and outside noise will be blocked. If there is louder outside noise simply turn these up a bit. THIS IS GREAT FOR LOUD KIDS, NAGGING WIVES/GIRLFRIENDS, BARKING DOGS, ANYTHING..... This is excellent quality from klipsch

These headphones sound so good. I havent given them their full burn in time but they already produce such good sound and <hl> the bass is perfect <hl>, not too much not to little. I am impressed with them. As to construction, these are SOLID. Others have complained that the cable is too thin and wont last. HONESTLY its not that thin, and it feels VERY rugged. I am CONFIDENT it will last a long time. As to the tips, the ones it was wearing when i got it turned out to be a perfect fit i didnt need the others. As for the noise cancellation it works quite well, Put these on and turn on the sound and outside noise will be blocked. If there is louder outside noise simply turn these up a bit. THIS IS GREAT FOR LOUD KIDS, NAGGING WIVES/GIRLFRIENDS, BARKING DOGS, ANYTHING.....This is excellent quality from klipsch

I havent given them their full burn in time but they already produce such good sound and <hl> the bass is perfect <hl> , not too much not to little.


Question: How good are the graphics?

For the price it's not bad.  The graphics are nice and the sound is good.  Wish it were a little more finger print resistant.

Answer: nice and the sound is good

For the price it's not bad. <hl> The graphics are nice and the sound is good . <hl> Wish it were a little more finger print resistant.

For the price it's not bad. The graphics are <hl> nice and the sound is good <hl>. Wish it were a little more finger print resistant.

The graphics are <hl> nice and the sound is good <hl> .


Question: How was the quality of the interface?

Okay, bad on me for not doing my research, but the whole reason I bought this was because I wanted to watch Amazon Prime Video Streaming from my iPad to my TV.  I thought airplay and screen mirroring would be the way to go.  Little did I know Amazon and Apple are having a stand-off because Apple can't handle competition.  Well, I'm sorry Apple, but in my opinion, Amazon's services are better than your's and Netflix' combined.  In the meantime, I'll use my dinky little Wii to watch Prime content in non-HD.Seriously Apple, get over it and quit suing everyone for everything.Please hold while I step down from my soapbox.... Okay, on a positive note.  This thing is incredibly easy to use, I watch my video podcasts effortlessly, and video rentals are actually quite reasonable.  Also, I really like the ability to stream music from my PC (using iTunes) and have a slideshow screensaver display on my TV (from a specific folder that I chose on my computer).  Screen mirroring is pretty cool, but I haven't found much practical use for it.It was a toss-up between this and the Roku, and I'm glad I got the Apple TV.Good hunting...

Answer: This thing is incredibly easy to use

Okay, bad on me for not doing my research, but the whole reason I bought this was because I wanted to watch Amazon Prime Video Streaming from my iPad to my TV. I thought airplay and screen mirroring would be the way to go. Little did I know Amazon and Apple are having a stand-off because Apple can't handle competition. Well, I'm sorry Apple, but in my opinion, Amazon's services are better than your's and Netflix' combined. In the meantime, I'll use my dinky little Wii to watch Prime content in non-HD.Seriously Apple, get over it and quit suing everyone for everything. Please hold while I step down from my soapbox.... Okay, on a positive note. <hl> This thing is incredibly easy to use , I watch my video podcasts effortlessly, and video rentals are actually quite reasonable. <hl> Also, I really like the ability to stream music from my PC (using iTunes) and have a slideshow screensaver display on my TV (from a specific folder that I chose on my computer). Screen mirroring is pretty cool, but I haven't found much practical use for it. It was a toss-up between this and the Roku, and I'm glad I got the Apple TV.Good hunting...

Okay, bad on me for not doing my research, but the whole reason I bought this was because I wanted to watch Amazon Prime Video Streaming from my iPad to my TV. I thought airplay and screen mirroring would be the way to go. Little did I know Amazon and Apple are having a stand-off because Apple can't handle competition. Well, I'm sorry Apple, but in my opinion, Amazon's services are better than your's and Netflix' combined. In the meantime, I'll use my dinky little Wii to watch Prime content in non-HD.Seriously Apple, get over it and quit suing everyone for everything.Please hold while I step down from my soapbox.... Okay, on a positive note. <hl> This thing is incredibly easy to use <hl>, I watch my video podcasts effortlessly, and video rentals are actually quite reasonable. Also, I really like the ability to stream music from my PC (using iTunes) and have a slideshow screensaver display on my TV (from a specific folder that I chose on my computer). Screen mirroring is pretty cool, but I haven't found much practical use for it.It was a toss-up between this and the Roku, and I'm glad I got the Apple TV.Good hunting...

<hl> This thing is incredibly easy to use <hl> , I watch my video podcasts effortlessly, and video rentals are actually quite reasonable.


Question: How do you like the control?

Fast, easy setup.  I also have a Roku LT.  The Netflix app on the Apple TV is much nicer than the Roku.  Interestingly, the 2 devices don't list identical offerings in their respective PBS apps/channels.  I do wish Apple wouldn't assume that their devices are so simple that decent instructions aren't necessary -- although setup was simple, figuring out how to get closed captions to display required a web search.  Easy enough to find online but that type of info should be in the brief guide they provide in print.

Answer: Fast, easy setup

Fast, easy setup .

<hl> Fast, easy setup . <hl> I also have a Roku LT. The Netflix app on the Apple TV is much nicer than the Roku. Interestingly, the 2 devices don't list identical offerings in their respective PBS apps/channels. I do wish Apple wouldn't assume that their devices are so simple that decent instructions aren't necessary -- although setup was simple, figuring out how to get closed captions to display required a web search. Easy enough to find online but that type of info should be in the brief guide they provide in print.

<hl> Fast, easy setup <hl>. I also have a Roku LT. The Netflix app on the Apple TV is much nicer than the Roku. Interestingly, the 2 devices don't list identical offerings in their respective PBS apps/channels. I do wish Apple wouldn't assume that their devices are so simple that decent instructions aren't necessary -- although setup was simple, figuring out how to get closed captions to display required a web search. Easy enough to find online but that type of info should be in the brief guide they provide in print.


Question: How is the design?

Just wanted to write this review to warn those looking to use this keyboard for gaming.  Purchased this keyboard at a major retail store yesterday and immediately returned it.  This is an excellent keyboard, the design is elegant, the keys feel very nice,the backlighting is nice and its truly whisper-quiet.  However, this keyboard has one MAJOR flaw that makes it not usable for gaming.  The keyboard has a feature that is supposed to help with typing mistakes, and it basically only allows for 2 simultaneous key presses at once for most keys...if there is a 3rd key pressed it does not take that input.This is a show stopper for gaming because one critical combination does not work: you can't press the Spacebar key while pressing a letter key and shift.  So basically in FPS games, you cannot jump while sprinting.  In practice this feels completely debilitating.  I immediately noticed the flaw in BF3, and tried it with other games (including Skryim) and can confirm that its an issue.  I checked reviews on Newegg and many reviewers mentioned the same flaw.So if you're looking to use this keyboard for anything other than gaming, I would highly recommend it.  However it just can't be used for gaming as you can't press mutliple keys at once.  Sad considering everything else about this keyboard is fantastic.

Answer: the design is elegant

Just wanted to write this review to warn those looking to use this keyboard for gaming. Purchased this keyboard at a major retail store yesterday and immediately returned it. <hl> This is an excellent keyboard, the design is elegant , the keys feel very nice,the backlighting is nice and its truly whisper-quiet. <hl> However, this keyboard has one MAJOR flaw that makes it not usable for gaming. The keyboard has a feature that is supposed to help with typing mistakes, and it basically only allows for 2 simultaneous key presses at once for most keys...if there is a 3rd key pressed it does not take that input. This is a show stopper for gaming because one critical combination does not work: you can't press the Spacebar key while pressing a letter key and shift. So basically in FPS games, you cannot jump while sprinting. In practice this feels completely debilitating. I immediately noticed the flaw in BF3, and tried it with other games (including Skryim) and can confirm that its an issue. I checked reviews on Newegg and many reviewers mentioned the same flaw. So if you're looking to use this keyboard for anything other than gaming, I would highly recommend it. However it just can't be used for gaming as you can't press mutliple keys at once. Sad considering everything else about this keyboard is fantastic.

Just wanted to write this review to warn those looking to use this keyboard for gaming. Purchased this keyboard at a major retail store yesterday and immediately returned it. This is an excellent keyboard, <hl> the design is elegant <hl>, the keys feel very nice,the backlighting is nice and its truly whisper-quiet. However, this keyboard has one MAJOR flaw that makes it not usable for gaming. The keyboard has a feature that is supposed to help with typing mistakes, and it basically only allows for 2 simultaneous key presses at once for most keys...if there is a 3rd key pressed it does not take that input.This is a show stopper for gaming because one critical combination does not work: you can't press the Spacebar key while pressing a letter key and shift. So basically in FPS games, you cannot jump while sprinting. In practice this feels completely debilitating. I immediately noticed the flaw in BF3, and tried it with other games (including Skryim) and can confirm that its an issue. I checked reviews on Newegg and many reviewers mentioned the same flaw.So if you're looking to use this keyboard for anything other than gaming, I would highly recommend it. However it just can't be used for gaming as you can't press mutliple keys at once. Sad considering everything else about this keyboard is fantastic.

This is an excellent keyboard, <hl> the design is elegant <hl> , the keys feel very nice,the backlighting is nice and its truly whisper-quiet.


Question: Is the focus ring smooth?

As others have mentioned the lens is quite solid but the hood is cheap feeling.  I got this for my D5100 to try to get some decent indoor volleyball pictures.  I wanted a fast lens with a little magnification for for action at about 10-30 meters range.  This lens does just what I wanted.  The magnification factor for an APS-c sensor  about right. If there are any distortions in the corners I won't notice them on my camera.  I don't think this lens is recommended for a full frame camera.The manual focus is smooth and doesn't pull.  I am still not sure this is the best lens for what I want since the DOF is only about a foot or two at 30 feet and f1.4.  That is just physics and nothing wrong with the lens itselfI plan on doing some portrait work with it in the near future and expect good things.

Answer: The manual focus is smooth

As others have mentioned the lens is quite solid but the hood is cheap feeling. I got this for my D5100 to try to get some decent indoor volleyball pictures. I wanted a fast lens with a little magnification for for action at about 10-30 meters range. This lens does just what I wanted. The magnification factor for an APS-c sensor about right. If there are any distortions in the corners I won't notice them on my camera. I don't think this lens is recommended for a full frame camera. <hl> The manual focus is smooth and doesn't pull. <hl> I am still not sure this is the best lens for what I want since the DOF is only about a foot or two at 30 feet and f1.4. That is just physics and nothing wrong with the lens itselfI plan on doing some portrait work with it in the near future and expect good things.

As others have mentioned the lens is quite solid but the hood is cheap feeling. I got this for my D5100 to try to get some decent indoor volleyball pictures. I wanted a fast lens with a little magnification for for action at about 10-30 meters range. This lens does just what I wanted. The magnification factor for an APS-c sensor about right. If there are any distortions in the corners I won't notice them on my camera. I don't think this lens is recommended for a full frame camera.<hl> The manual focus is smooth <hl> and doesn't pull. I am still not sure this is the best lens for what I want since the DOF is only about a foot or two at 30 feet and f1.4. That is just physics and nothing wrong with the lens itselfI plan on doing some portrait work with it in the near future and expect good things.


Question: How do you hear the mic?

I'm not a sound enthusiast so I can't give an expert opinion on the sound quality - but, it certainly isn't anything to complain about (as a gamer). The price was well within my range and I haven't had any issues after a few months.The headset is comfortable enough that you can wear it for several hours, the mic is up to par, and in-line audio controls are always a plus. The sound seemed a little hollow to me when I first started to use these but I would hardly say so anymore.I have two complaints about this product, first. the cord is obscenely short and will only reach the front audio jacks of a desktop. If this is not an option, then get an extension cable. Secondly, they hardly hold sound in at all. Even listening to music at a moderate level I can remove the headset and hear it a few feet away. This isn't an issue for me because I do not share the room with anyone, but if you're around someone who might be bothered then you may want to find a different headset.

Answer: the mic is up to par

I'm not a sound enthusiast so I can't give an expert opinion on the sound quality - but, it certainly isn't anything to complain about (as a gamer). The price was well within my range and I haven't had any issues after a few months. <hl> The headset is comfortable enough that you can wear it for several hours, the mic is up to par , and in-line audio controls are always a plus. <hl> The sound seemed a little hollow to me when I first started to use these but I would hardly say so anymore. I have two complaints about this product, first. the cord is obscenely short and will only reach the front audio jacks of a desktop. If this is not an option, then get an extension cable. Secondly, they hardly hold sound in at all. Even listening to music at a moderate level I can remove the headset and hear it a few feet away. This isn't an issue for me because I do not share the room with anyone, but if you're around someone who might be bothered then you may want to find a different headset.

I'm not a sound enthusiast so I can't give an expert opinion on the sound quality - but, it certainly isn't anything to complain about (as a gamer). The price was well within my range and I haven't had any issues after a few months.The headset is comfortable enough that you can wear it for several hours, <hl> the mic is up to par <hl>, and in-line audio controls are always a plus. The sound seemed a little hollow to me when I first started to use these but I would hardly say so anymore.I have two complaints about this product, first. the cord is obscenely short and will only reach the front audio jacks of a desktop. If this is not an option, then get an extension cable. Secondly, they hardly hold sound in at all. Even listening to music at a moderate level I can remove the headset and hear it a few feet away. This isn't an issue for me because I do not share the room with anyone, but if you're around someone who might be bothered then you may want to find a different headset.

The headset is comfortable enough that you can wear it for several hours, <hl> the mic is up to par <hl> , and in-line audio controls are always a plus.


Question: How do you like the installation?

I was sent three different units before I received one that didn't have air in the line.  Since the unit is comletely closed there's nothing you can do to get rid of the air and it makes horribly anoying vibrating sounds.  You will also have to pay for shipping from corsair if you don't fight it.Once I got one that was free of air, the install was easy and I think it looks better than a big bulky fan sitting on top of your mobo.  Performance seems on par with higher end fans but more quiet in my opinion.  Not sure if I would recommend though.  The cost isn't really justified especially with the headache of quality control issues.

Answer: the install was easy

I was sent three different units before I received one that didn't have air in the line. Since the unit is comletely closed there's nothing you can do to get rid of the air and it makes horribly anoying vibrating sounds. You will also have to pay for shipping from corsair if you don't fight it. <hl> Once I got one that was free of air, the install was easy and I think it looks better than a big bulky fan sitting on top of your mobo. <hl> Performance seems on par with higher end fans but more quiet in my opinion. Not sure if I would recommend though. The cost isn't really justified especially with the headache of quality control issues.

I was sent three different units before I received one that didn't have air in the line. Since the unit is comletely closed there's nothing you can do to get rid of the air and it makes horribly anoying vibrating sounds. You will also have to pay for shipping from corsair if you don't fight it.Once I got one that was free of air, <hl> the install was easy <hl> and I think it looks better than a big bulky fan sitting on top of your mobo. Performance seems on par with higher end fans but more quiet in my opinion. Not sure if I would recommend though. The cost isn't really justified especially with the headache of quality control issues.


Question: How did the speaker do it?

I just set this monitor up and am already loving it.  Great color and quick response time.  I don't do any gaming so can't compare there but the colors are very sharp and vivid especially compared to the Acer I bought only two years ago.  Already bought a second one as well.

Answer: Great color and quick response time

Great color and quick response time .

I just set this monitor up and am already loving it. <hl> Great color and quick response time . <hl> I don't do any gaming so can't compare there but the colors are very sharp and vivid especially compared to the Acer I bought only two years ago. Already bought a second one as well.

I just set this monitor up and am already loving it. <hl> Great color and quick response time <hl>. I don't do any gaming so can't compare there but the colors are very sharp and vivid especially compared to the Acer I bought only two years ago. Already bought a second one as well.

<hl> Great color and quick response time <hl> .


Question: How is the price?

There are currently not many products that even do nearly the same thing this does. It's very inexpensive. The support for it is great. I do notice occasional stutter and audio quality degradation, but hey, it's wireless video. I'm very pleased. It includes everything needed, and even the packaging is high quality. The setup was very simple.My review is probably shorter than the Chromecast deserves, but I don't have any significant complaints, it has totally changed the way I use my receiver. It is now set to use the Chromecast source 90% of the time. I can pick out a movie from my phone, and I can resume the song I was just listening to in the car once I open my front door. Support for local media could be better, but it's still quite new.

Answer: Chromecast

There are currently not many products that even do nearly the same thing this does. It's very inexpensive. The support for it is great. I do notice occasional stutter and audio quality degradation, but hey, it's wireless video. I'm very pleased. It includes everything needed, and even the packaging is high quality. The setup was very simple. <hl> My review is probably shorter than the Chromecast deserves, but I don't have any significant complaints, it has totally changed the way I use my receiver. <hl> It is now set to use the Chromecast source 90% of the time. I can pick out a movie from my phone, and I can resume the song I was just listening to in the car once I open my front door. Support for local media could be better, but it's still quite new.

There are currently not many products that even do nearly the same thing this does. It's very inexpensive. The support for it is great. I do notice occasional stutter and audio quality degradation, but hey, it's wireless video. I'm very pleased. It includes everything needed, and even the packaging is high quality. The setup was very simple.My review is probably shorter than the <hl> Chromecast <hl> deserves, but I don't have any significant complaints, it has totally changed the way I use my receiver. It is now set to use the Chromecast source 90% of the time. I can pick out a movie from my phone, and I can resume the song I was just listening to in the car once I open my front door. Support for local media could be better, but it's still quite new.


Question: How do I install it?

I use it on my Motherboard for heavy files transferring, It does it so fast, that is incredible. The installation is not easy but you will ace it. Good product, go for one, a +++++++plus and a must.

Answer: The installation is not easy but you will ace it

I use it on my Motherboard for heavy files transferring, It does it so fast, that is incredible. <hl> The installation is not easy but you will ace it . <hl> Good product, go for one, a +++++++plus and a must.

I use it on my Motherboard for heavy files transferring, It does it so fast, that is incredible. <hl> The installation is not easy but you will ace it <hl>. Good product, go for one, a +++++++plus and a must.

<hl> The installation is not easy but you will ace it <hl> .


Question: Why is the system fast?

System was running a little slow so I upgraded.  The system works great now and everyone is happy again. I will recommend seller any time.

Answer: System was running a little slow so I upgraded

<hl> System was running a little slow so I upgraded . <hl> The system works great now and everyone is happy again. I will recommend seller any time.

<hl> System was running a little slow so I upgraded <hl>. The system works great now and everyone is happy again. I will recommend seller any time.

<hl> System was running a little slow so I upgraded <hl> .


Question: How is the keyboard?

I bought this keyboard because I have pain in my hands from being a long-time computer nerd. I'm a professional software developer, and this keyboard has made my job so much easier. I have one at home and one at work. And one non-functioning one on the shelf that was the victim of a water spill (unfortunately, no keyboard seems to be immune from liquid damage). I'll keep using one of these as long as they are around for me to use.The layout is great. It takes an hour or so to get used to it, but once you do, you'll find your typing speed and accuracy both increase. If you have pain in your hands, you'll find that this doesn't exacerbate it like other keyboards might. It's as easy as any keyboard to install, and I haven't had any problem with it working outside of the one I ruined by spilling water on it. Keys responds well, they don't need you to hammer on them, in fact you can type pretty gingerly on it.The "candy" on the keyboard isn't very functional to me, beyond the back-forward buttons near the space bar...I actually set those to skip through my music playlist. Love that feature! The zoom toggle in the middle...I reprogrammed that to be a scroll. I still don't use it all that often. I use the music controls at the top, and the calculator...but I don't really care about the shortcut keys. I suppose some people would find some functionality to them, I personally use Launchy to accomplish all that those things could do though.I love that this has the "classic" layout for the insert-delete-home key group, instead of turning all of those on their side.One thing that doesn't bother me, but might bother others: It isn't the quietest keyboard. It absolutely isn't loud, per se...but I've noticed that it gets louder with use. When I first get one, I'm impressed with the quietness, but it doesn't take more than a couple of weeks for that to wear down and things to get about as loud as any other keyboard of the same generation.One other thing I could do without, but is not at all unique to this keyboard: F-Lock. I actually found a script that disables the F-Lock key though...so it isn't so bothersome now, but the default functionality is annoying as all hell.

Answer: this keyboard has made my job so much easier

I bought this keyboard because I have pain in my hands from being a long-time computer nerd. <hl> I'm a professional software developer, and this keyboard has made my job so much easier . <hl> I have one at home and one at work. And one non-functioning one on the shelf that was the victim of a water spill (unfortunately, no keyboard seems to be immune from liquid damage). I'll keep using one of these as long as they are around for me to use. The layout is great. It takes an hour or so to get used to it, but once you do, you'll find your typing speed and accuracy both increase. If you have pain in your hands, you'll find that this doesn't exacerbate it like other keyboards might. It's as easy as any keyboard to install, and I haven't had any problem with it working outside of the one I ruined by spilling water on it. Keys responds well, they don't need you to hammer on them, in fact you can type pretty gingerly on it. The "candy" on the keyboard isn't very functional to me, beyond the back-forward buttons near the space bar... I actually set those to skip through my music playlist. Love that feature! The zoom toggle in the middle... I reprogrammed that to be a scroll. I still don't use it all that often. I use the music controls at the top, and the calculator... but I don't really care about the shortcut keys. I suppose some people would find some functionality to them, I personally use Launchy to accomplish all that those things could do though. I love that this has the "classic" layout for the insert-delete-home key group, instead of turning all of those on their side. One thing that doesn't bother me, but might bother others: It isn't the quietest keyboard. It absolutely isn't loud, per se...but I've noticed that it gets louder with use. When I first get one, I'm impressed with the quietness, but it doesn't take more than a couple of weeks for that to wear down and things to get about as loud as any other keyboard of the same generation. One other thing I could do without, but is not at all unique to this keyboard: F-Lock. I actually found a script that disables the F-Lock key though...so it isn't so bothersome now, but the default functionality is annoying as all hell.

I bought this keyboard because I have pain in my hands from being a long-time computer nerd. I'm a professional software developer, and <hl> this keyboard has made my job so much easier <hl>. I have one at home and one at work. And one non-functioning one on the shelf that was the victim of a water spill (unfortunately, no keyboard seems to be immune from liquid damage). I'll keep using one of these as long as they are around for me to use.The layout is great. It takes an hour or so to get used to it, but once you do, you'll find your typing speed and accuracy both increase. If you have pain in your hands, you'll find that this doesn't exacerbate it like other keyboards might. It's as easy as any keyboard to install, and I haven't had any problem with it working outside of the one I ruined by spilling water on it. Keys responds well, they don't need you to hammer on them, in fact you can type pretty gingerly on it.The "candy" on the keyboard isn't very functional to me, beyond the back-forward buttons near the space bar...I actually set those to skip through my music playlist. Love that feature! The zoom toggle in the middle...I reprogrammed that to be a scroll. I still don't use it all that often. I use the music controls at the top, and the calculator...but I don't really care about the shortcut keys. I suppose some people would find some functionality to them, I personally use Launchy to accomplish all that those things could do though.I love that this has the "classic" layout for the insert-delete-home key group, instead of turning all of those on their side.One thing that doesn't bother me, but might bother others: It isn't the quietest keyboard. It absolutely isn't loud, per se...but I've noticed that it gets louder with use. When I first get one, I'm impressed with the quietness, but it doesn't take more than a couple of weeks for that to wear down and things to get about as loud as any other keyboard of the same generation.One other thing I could do without, but is not at all unique to this keyboard: F-Lock. I actually found a script that disables the F-Lock key though...so it isn't so bothersome now, but the default functionality is annoying as all hell.

I'm a professional software developer, and <hl> this keyboard has made my job so much easier <hl> .


Question: Does the sound fantastic?

I read all of the reviews and bought these headphones.  I knew the Sennheiser name so felt I would be on the right track.  I have 3 pair of headphones.  A pair I bought at Radio Shack 5 years ago for $27 (bedroom), which died and is the reason for my purchase.  I also have the Sony headphones for $150 (TV room).  These cost $75 (bedroom).  My $27 headphones were the best in every way; sound, no problems, always worked.  Radio Shack no longer has the headphones.  When I first got the Senn headphones they worked 50% of the time and it was very frustrating.  We found out that when we had them plugged into the back of the TV (brand new LCD TV), that was the reason for them working only 50% of the time but when we plugged them into the back of our DVR, they work 100% of the time and we have had no more problems.  The only thing I don't like about these headphones is that they are not comfortable and fall of my head easily.  I didn't know they weren't the type that covers the whole ear.  The type that covers the whole ear are the most comfortable and the sound is better because your ear is encased.  Also they don't fall off.  When I'm sitting in bed watching TV with my head against a couple of pillows, it moves these headphones forward slightly off my ears and the sound is not as loud.  As for recommending these headphones, I would say get the headphones that cover the ear whatever brand.

Answer: sound, no problems

I read all of the reviews and bought these headphones. I knew the Sennheiser name so felt I would be on the right track. I have 3 pair of headphones. A pair I bought at Radio Shack 5 years ago for $27 (bedroom), which died and is the reason for my purchase. I also have the Sony headphones for $150 (TV room). These cost $75 (bedroom). <hl> My $27 headphones were the best in every way; sound, no problems , always worked. <hl> Radio Shack no longer has the headphones. When I first got the Senn headphones they worked 50% of the time and it was very frustrating. We found out that when we had them plugged into the back of the TV (brand new LCD TV), that was the reason for them working only 50% of the time but when we plugged them into the back of our DVR, they work 100% of the time and we have had no more problems. The only thing I don't like about these headphones is that they are not comfortable and fall of my head easily. I didn't know they weren't the type that covers the whole ear. The type that covers the whole ear are the most comfortable and the sound is better because your ear is encased. Also they don't fall off. When I'm sitting in bed watching TV with my head against a couple of pillows, it moves these headphones forward slightly off my ears and the sound is not as loud. As for recommending these headphones, I would say get the headphones that cover the ear whatever brand.

I read all of the reviews and bought these headphones. I knew the Sennheiser name so felt I would be on the right track. I have 3 pair of headphones. A pair I bought at Radio Shack 5 years ago for $27 (bedroom), which died and is the reason for my purchase. I also have the Sony headphones for $150 (TV room). These cost $75 (bedroom). My $27 headphones were the best in every way; <hl> sound, no problems <hl>, always worked. Radio Shack no longer has the headphones. When I first got the Senn headphones they worked 50% of the time and it was very frustrating. We found out that when we had them plugged into the back of the TV (brand new LCD TV), that was the reason for them working only 50% of the time but when we plugged them into the back of our DVR, they work 100% of the time and we have had no more problems. The only thing I don't like about these headphones is that they are not comfortable and fall of my head easily. I didn't know they weren't the type that covers the whole ear. The type that covers the whole ear are the most comfortable and the sound is better because your ear is encased. Also they don't fall off. When I'm sitting in bed watching TV with my head against a couple of pillows, it moves these headphones forward slightly off my ears and the sound is not as loud. As for recommending these headphones, I would say get the headphones that cover the ear whatever brand.

My $27 headphones were the best in every way; <hl> sound, no problems <hl> , always worked.


Question: What about the tv?

i just purchased this tv. i got the bundle package with the samsung bluray for a total of $1840 (free shipping). they were shipped separately. this tv is amazing and you will be pleased with your purchase. the only thing i wanted to note was that amazon no longer does a price match (as of sept 1st) so i would definitely watch the price fluctuations before you buy this tv.

Answer: i just purchased this tv

i just purchased this tv .

<hl> i just purchased this tv . <hl> i got the bundle package with the samsung bluray for a total of $1840 (free shipping). they were shipped separately. this tv is amazing and you will be pleased with your purchase. the only thing i wanted to note was that amazon no longer does a price match (as of sept 1st) so i would definitely watch the price fluctuations before you buy this tv.

<hl> i just purchased this tv <hl>. i got the bundle package with the samsung bluray for a total of $1840 (free shipping). they were shipped separately. this tv is amazing and you will be pleased with your purchase. the only thing i wanted to note was that amazon no longer does a price match (as of sept 1st) so i would definitely watch the price fluctuations before you buy this tv.


Question: How is the packaging?

seems decently made, works like it should, packaging was good for what it was shipped in, I would recommend to anyone looking for a decent hdmi.

Answer: packaging was good for what it was shipped in

<hl> seems decently made, works like it should, packaging was good for what it was shipped in , I would recommend to anyone looking for a decent hdmi. <hl>

seems decently made, works like it should, <hl> packaging was good for what it was shipped in <hl>, I would recommend to anyone looking for a decent hdmi.

seems decently made, works like it should, <hl> packaging was good for what it was shipped in <hl> , I would recommend to anyone looking for a decent hdmi.


Question: Was the mini tripod great?

This tripod is very lightweight and compact with an easy to set-up and take down.  Excellent tool for the casual photographer

Answer: This tripod is very lightweight and compact

<hl> This tripod is very lightweight and compact with an easy to set-up and take down. <hl> Excellent tool for the casual photographer

<hl> This tripod is very lightweight and compact <hl> with an easy to set-up and take down. Excellent tool for the casual photographer


Question: What happend whit the sound?

I used this speaker for a week before this review. Most of my use was during skiing, in the pocket of my snow pants, right next to my phone. It may have been the way that the speaker was placed in my pocket, but by the third day the cable had already begun to fray.The sound is fantastic and very loud, even without the bass resonator open.You will not regret buying this speaker, nothing else sounds this good for 20 bucks. I removed one star for the cheap cabling and lack of a usb to wall adapter to charge the product.

Answer: The sound is fantastic and very loud,

I used this speaker for a week before this review. Most of my use was during skiing, in the pocket of my snow pants, right next to my phone. It may have been the way that the speaker was placed in my pocket, but by the third day the cable had already begun to fray. <hl> The sound is fantastic and very loud, even without the bass resonator open. <hl> You will not regret buying this speaker, nothing else sounds this good for 20 bucks. I removed one star for the cheap cabling and lack of a usb to wall adapter to charge the product.

I used this speaker for a week before this review. Most of my use was during skiing, in the pocket of my snow pants, right next to my phone. It may have been the way that the speaker was placed in my pocket, but by the third day the cable had already begun to fray.<hl> The sound is fantastic and very loud, <hl> even without the bass resonator open.You will not regret buying this speaker, nothing else sounds this good for 20 bucks. I removed one star for the cheap cabling and lack of a usb to wall adapter to charge the product.


Question: What's the amazing card?

I bought this card for my EVO 4G in order to speed up file transfers as well as boost its storage capacity. As others have observed, this card is really fast. When I place my phone is USB mass storage mode I can transfer music photos and movies incredibly fast between my phone and my computer. It seems way faster than when I had my iPhone. So far I have had 0 errors which have arised from my SD card. Fully compatible with an EVO 4G as far as I can tell.

Answer: I bought this card for my EVO 4G

<hl> I bought this card for my EVO 4G in order to speed up file transfers as well as boost its storage capacity. <hl> As others have observed, this card is really fast. When I place my phone is USB mass storage mode I can transfer music photos and movies incredibly fast between my phone and my computer. It seems way faster than when I had my iPhone. So far I have had 0 errors which have arised from my SD card. Fully compatible with an EVO 4G as far as I can tell.

<hl> I bought this card for my EVO 4G <hl> in order to speed up file transfers as well as boost its storage capacity. As others have observed, this card is really fast. When I place my phone is USB mass storage mode I can transfer music photos and movies incredibly fast between my phone and my computer. It seems way faster than when I had my iPhone. So far I have had 0 errors which have arised from my SD card. Fully compatible with an EVO 4G as far as I can tell.


Question: Where can I feel my device?

I ordered my new NewTrend Airbender Pro NT610KR from Amazon.  I received it a few days later. It was great timing because I was just getting ready to leave on a business trip. I rapidly removed it from the box.  My initial impression was great. Starting from the cool box to the wireless keyboard case. The case looks great. It feels very sturdy and nice looking.  It is little thicker than my old case (another great case from NewTrend Airbend 2.0 (NT510K)).Next, I had to charge the case to use it. I had only a few hours left before I left. Now the charging process is a little strange.  The manual says that the light indicator should be lighted in RED, but I never saw it. I waited and eventually the light turned BLUE  (maybe the RED indicator only shows when the battery is dead. I will have to post an update once the first charge is over).Then came it came to placing my iPad Air into the new case. I struggled a little. The case is very tight. It is harder to take it apart.  Putting it together was very easy once I figured out how to take it apart. Each of the important input places are protected by a small tab which fits perfectly and makes the iPad well protected.  The case comes with a screen protector which is nice (I already have my screen protector), but I figured it will provide a double protection.  Now I had everything ready for my trip.When I boarded my flight, I was finally ready to use it.  First I needed to open the case to the position that felt most comfortable. There is a release button in the on the side of the case that releases the extension arm.  I pulled it too far and it came apart.  It was no problem. Pressed the button and placed the extension arm to the right level.  Now, I was truly ready to use it, but before I use it I had to pair the wireless keyboard and my iPad Air (updated to the last iOS).  First, I could not figure out how to turn on the keyboard. I did not read the manual, but I eventually figured that I need to hold the on/off button for a few seconds to turn it on and off. Then I pressed the pairing button which connected easily to my iPad.  Used extensively the keyboard during my 10 hours flight. I wrote emails and made notes in preparations for my upcoming client meetings. The keyboard felt nice. It was not clunky and was a good size.  With my first Airbender 2.0, I had some problems with the keyboard freezing my iPad which this worked perfectly.  During my trip, the passenger next to me commented about the case too. He said it looks really nice.During the week and my flight back, the case was still working perfectly. So far, no problems. I took some pictures with iPhone 5s. These may not be the greatest pictures, but it will provide you with some sense of this great case. If you have iPad and wants it to be protected and a great wireless keyboard, you must consider the Newtrend Airbender Pro (NT610KR)!Durability~5  (so far, no issue to report)Functionality~5 (it has all of the options I would want)Quality~5  (so far it has been great and fun to use it)Protective Capability~5 (this is a fantastic case)Shipping of product~5  (the box is pretty cool too)

Answer: It feels very sturdy and nice looking

It feels very sturdy and nice looking .

I ordered my new NewTrend Airbender Pro NT610KR from Amazon. I received it a few days later. It was great timing because I was just getting ready to leave on a business trip. I rapidly removed it from the box. My initial impression was great. Starting from the cool box to the wireless keyboard case. The case looks great. <hl> It feels very sturdy and nice looking . <hl> It is little thicker than my old case (another great case from NewTrend Airbend 2.0 (NT510K)).Next, I had to charge the case to use it. I had only a few hours left before I left. Now the charging process is a little strange. The manual says that the light indicator should be lighted in RED, but I never saw it. I waited and eventually the light turned BLUE (maybe the RED indicator only shows when the battery is dead. I will have to post an update once the first charge is over).Then came it came to placing my iPad Air into the new case. I struggled a little. The case is very tight. It is harder to take it apart. Putting it together was very easy once I figured out how to take it apart. Each of the important input places are protected by a small tab which fits perfectly and makes the iPad well protected. The case comes with a screen protector which is nice (I already have my screen protector), but I figured it will provide a double protection. Now I had everything ready for my trip. When I boarded my flight, I was finally ready to use it. First I needed to open the case to the position that felt most comfortable. There is a release button in the on the side of the case that releases the extension arm. I pulled it too far and it came apart. It was no problem. Pressed the button and placed the extension arm to the right level. Now, I was truly ready to use it, but before I use it I had to pair the wireless keyboard and my iPad Air (updated to the last iOS). First, I could not figure out how to turn on the keyboard. I did not read the manual, but I eventually figured that I need to hold the on/off button for a few seconds to turn it on and off. Then I pressed the pairing button which connected easily to my iPad. Used extensively the keyboard during my 10 hours flight. I wrote emails and made notes in preparations for my upcoming client meetings. The keyboard felt nice. It was not clunky and was a good size. With my first Airbender 2.0, I had some problems with the keyboard freezing my iPad which this worked perfectly. During my trip, the passenger next to me commented about the case too. He said it looks really nice. During the week and my flight back, the case was still working perfectly. So far, no problems. I took some pictures with iPhone 5s. These may not be the greatest pictures, but it will provide you with some sense of this great case. If you have iPad and wants it to be protected and a great wireless keyboard, you must consider the Newtrend Airbender Pro (NT610KR)!Durability~5 (so far, no issue to report)Functionality~5 (it has all of the options I would want)Quality~5 (so far it has been great and fun to use it)Protective Capability~5 (this is a fantastic case)Shipping of product~5 (the box is pretty cool too)

I ordered my new NewTrend Airbender Pro NT610KR from Amazon. I received it a few days later. It was great timing because I was just getting ready to leave on a business trip. I rapidly removed it from the box. My initial impression was great. Starting from the cool box to the wireless keyboard case. The case looks great. <hl> It feels very sturdy and nice looking <hl>. It is little thicker than my old case (another great case from NewTrend Airbend 2.0 (NT510K)).Next, I had to charge the case to use it. I had only a few hours left before I left. Now the charging process is a little strange. The manual says that the light indicator should be lighted in RED, but I never saw it. I waited and eventually the light turned BLUE (maybe the RED indicator only shows when the battery is dead. I will have to post an update once the first charge is over).Then came it came to placing my iPad Air into the new case. I struggled a little. The case is very tight. It is harder to take it apart. Putting it together was very easy once I figured out how to take it apart. Each of the important input places are protected by a small tab which fits perfectly and makes the iPad well protected. The case comes with a screen protector which is nice (I already have my screen protector), but I figured it will provide a double protection. Now I had everything ready for my trip.When I boarded my flight, I was finally ready to use it. First I needed to open the case to the position that felt most comfortable. There is a release button in the on the side of the case that releases the extension arm. I pulled it too far and it came apart. It was no problem. Pressed the button and placed the extension arm to the right level. Now, I was truly ready to use it, but before I use it I had to pair the wireless keyboard and my iPad Air (updated to the last iOS). First, I could not figure out how to turn on the keyboard. I did not read the manual, but I eventually figured that I need to hold the on/off button for a few seconds to turn it on and off. Then I pressed the pairing button which connected easily to my iPad. Used extensively the keyboard during my 10 hours flight. I wrote emails and made notes in preparations for my upcoming client meetings. The keyboard felt nice. It was not clunky and was a good size. With my first Airbender 2.0, I had some problems with the keyboard freezing my iPad which this worked perfectly. During my trip, the passenger next to me commented about the case too. He said it looks really nice.During the week and my flight back, the case was still working perfectly. So far, no problems. I took some pictures with iPhone 5s. These may not be the greatest pictures, but it will provide you with some sense of this great case. If you have iPad and wants it to be protected and a great wireless keyboard, you must consider the Newtrend Airbender Pro (NT610KR)!Durability~5 (so far, no issue to report)Functionality~5 (it has all of the options I would want)Quality~5 (so far it has been great and fun to use it)Protective Capability~5 (this is a fantastic case)Shipping of product~5 (the box is pretty cool too)

<hl> It feels very sturdy and nice looking <hl> .


Question: How is the button easy to press?

This is a very comfortable mouse! I didn't give it 5 stars because it's a tad big for my hands, which might just be a little smaller than average - but it always seemed to me it is harder for those with larger hands to find mice, so that's probably a good feature. It is still a big improvement! It has nice grip on the thumb side and a nice-feeling semi-rubberized right side (which I wish were a little more grippy). The scroll wheel has a very nice feel and grip. The nano receiver fits into the bottom fairly firmly. Completely plug and play on my MacOS10.8 setup. Tracks and slides nicely, feels quality all over. The DPI changing button is in a nice spot where you won't accidentally hit it, too. Great buy!

Answer: The DPI changing button is in a nice spot where you won't accidentally hit it

This is a very comfortable mouse! I didn't give it 5 stars because it's a tad big for my hands, which might just be a little smaller than average - but it always seemed to me it is harder for those with larger hands to find mice, so that's probably a good feature. It is still a big improvement! It has nice grip on the thumb side and a nice-feeling semi-rubberized right side (which I wish were a little more grippy). The scroll wheel has a very nice feel and grip. The nano receiver fits into the bottom fairly firmly. Completely plug and play on my MacOS10.8 setup. Tracks and slides nicely, feels quality all over. <hl> The DPI changing button is in a nice spot where you won't accidentally hit it , too. <hl> Great buy!

This is a very comfortable mouse! I didn't give it 5 stars because it's a tad big for my hands, which might just be a little smaller than average - but it always seemed to me it is harder for those with larger hands to find mice, so that's probably a good feature. It is still a big improvement! It has nice grip on the thumb side and a nice-feeling semi-rubberized right side (which I wish were a little more grippy). The scroll wheel has a very nice feel and grip. The nano receiver fits into the bottom fairly firmly. Completely plug and play on my MacOS10.8 setup. Tracks and slides nicely, feels quality all over. <hl> The DPI changing button is in a nice spot where you won't accidentally hit it <hl>, too. Great buy!

<hl> The DPI changing button is in a nice spot where you won't accidentally hit it <hl> , too.


Question: How is the price of headphones?

I think these headphones are very good on sound quality.I'm disappointing on how tight they are.I have a small head (I can comfortably fit a big kids helmet) compared to average so when I took them out of the box and put them on they felt comfortable.  However after half an hour my ears got soar and I was beginning to get a headache.Adjusting the band doesn't help because that just changes the height of the headphones but not the width.I wondered if I got the kids version or if I'm wearing them wrong.  I felt like one of those cartoons that have their head squeezed and their eyes bulged out.It's a shame I was really looking forward to loving these because the sound, look, and price is super great (thats why I give 3 stars)... but the feel is most important for me and that just isn't good (that's why I took out two stars).Over all if you need to wear these for longer than 30 minutes I'd look at something else.

Answer: price is super great (thats why I give 3 stars)

I think these headphones are very good on sound quality.I'm disappointing on how tight they are. I have a small head (I can comfortably fit a big kids helmet) compared to average so when I took them out of the box and put them on they felt comfortable. However after half an hour my ears got soar and I was beginning to get a headache. Adjusting the band doesn't help because that just changes the height of the headphones but not the width. I wondered if I got the kids version or if I'm wearing them wrong. I felt like one of those cartoons that have their head squeezed and their eyes bulged out. <hl> It's a shame I was really looking forward to loving these because the sound, look, and price is super great (thats why I give 3 stars) ... but the feel is most important for me and that just isn't good (that's why I took out two stars).Over all if you need to wear these for longer than 30 minutes I'd look at something else. <hl>

I think these headphones are very good on sound quality.I'm disappointing on how tight they are.I have a small head (I can comfortably fit a big kids helmet) compared to average so when I took them out of the box and put them on they felt comfortable. However after half an hour my ears got soar and I was beginning to get a headache.Adjusting the band doesn't help because that just changes the height of the headphones but not the width.I wondered if I got the kids version or if I'm wearing them wrong. I felt like one of those cartoons that have their head squeezed and their eyes bulged out.It's a shame I was really looking forward to loving these because the sound, look, and <hl> price is super great (thats why I give 3 stars) <hl>... but the feel is most important for me and that just isn't good (that's why I took out two stars).Over all if you need to wear these for longer than 30 minutes I'd look at something else.

It's a shame I was really looking forward to loving these because the sound, look, and <hl> price is super great (thats why I give 3 stars) <hl> ... but the feel is most important for me and that just isn't good (that's why I took out two stars).Over all if you need to wear these for longer than 30 minutes I'd look at something else.