Very Good, but Could be Better

I did a lot of searching for the best, most high-quality wallet case for the iPhone 5 that I could find. My search stopped at the Bear Motion case. It's hard to beat a genuine lambskin phone case for $20, but while it sounds like a steal, you are sacrificing some quality.For starters, the clip is magnetic. A metal button would have been more elegant and would hold up longer. The magnetic snap visibly wears down the material. Opened up, the case is stunning on the left-side. Smooth skin makes it very comfortable to hold in the hand. It would have been better to to leave one slot visible with some clear plastic (for IDs) and perhaps an extra slot (comes with 2). I managed to fit the essentials in the compartments, but the flawed design results in my card tops hitting the phone screen when the case is closed, which is not ideal. I'll have to add a screen protector to the phone now for this reason alone.The inside-right of the case is another story entirely. It was like the designer wanted to make a completely elegant case and just gave up on the phone mount. The mount itself is made of plastic, which feels really weird when wrapped in a lambskin case. It just doesn't fit. It's like getting a Ferrari with a Fisher-Price shift knob. Really weird. I could probably forgive all of that if the plastic itself didn't stain from the skin tanning. I've only used the case for a few days and already, the innermost edge of the phone mount has a very visible brown streak down it. Extremely disappointing.Overall, the case is probably the best you can have shipped to you right now. It still performs very well and I receive quite a few compliments about it. If you're after the upmost quality wallet-case money can buy for your iPhone 5, I would highly recommend the Pad and Quill Pocket Book case instead. I will definitely be switching to this case as soon as they start shipping in a few weeks: [...] You'll pay a bit more, but the quality is definitely better and it basically addresses every complaint I have with the Bear Motion case.


Farewell Motorola H500, you won't be missed.

Searching for the perfect Bluetooth headset is akin, I think to some people, the search for the Holy Grail. I don't believe there is ever going to be a Bluetooth headset that is "perfect". It will be, and should be, the "right fit" for the person using.Pros:* Sound quality. Now I can hear and those I'm speaking to can hear.* Speech clarity. Quality with a Samsung Synce is excellent.* Sensitive microphone. Be careful what you say or do because the people on the other side will hear it. I'm just saying.* Size. It is tiny. But I've also got a big head so most look tiny to me.* Price ($33 from Amazon as of this review).* Adjustable. The ear hook is party bendable allowing customization to your ear.Cons:* Sensitive microphone. See above. Picks up road noise in the car especially if your car is loud (not really the fault of the headset but worth mentioning).* Size (again I've got big ears and haven't quite got it right).* Cheap feel.While I haven't found my Holy Grail Bluetooth I have definitely stepped in the right direction ahead of my previous Motorola H500 both in clarity and quality. For the price above you'll be hard pressed to find a Bluetooth solution that has the sound quality and size for the price.


This is for iPhone 5c clear case

None of the reviews here actually refer to the iPhone5c cover. Well, I just got mine and it fits my yellow iPhone nicely, and the clear case shows off the exciting color. Case feels grippy in my hand and that's important because I'm a bit clumsy. I like that the holes on the bottom is big so that I can plug in my non-Apple lightning cable (from AmazonBasics). Some other cases have smaller holes and that's a problem. Buttons work fine. I have photos of it uploaded here too.


Works Great.

This Smart Dock is exactly what I was looking for without spending $60+ for the Samsung model.  Works as advertised.


Should have passed

Good case and all EXCEPT for the fact that it marks up the back of the iPhone 5 with the rubber seals and they DON'T come off. OtterBox will not replace iphone even though it causes damage to the phone. Sure it keeps water out, you can crush it and drop it (lint gets in still) but the case itself will damage your phone. Guess I need a case to protect my case.


Fast Shipping, Good quality, WRONG COLOR

product is great, but i order it BLACK and it came BLUE.... =/ still good though


Wish I could give half star ratings... Dell Venue Pro is a 4.5/5

I would give the dell venue pro a 4.5/5 if I could.For the most part the Dell Venue Pro never ceases to amaze, the screen is brilliant, the design is brilliant and windows phone 7.5 is stunning.I had never really used a Windows Phone 7 device until this phone, and I just have to say. It's leaps and bounds past 6.5 and even better than android... Everything is so smooth. A surprising treat is how good the on screen keyboard is, I rarely ever use the slide-out keyboard except for long emails.As far as specs go, the phone runs great, can play videos and music with ease. The phone only has a 1Ghz processor and 512mb of ram but you hardly notice it, apparently WP7.5 is a slim os :D. Another super good thing on this phone is the loud speaker, I have never heard a speaker on a phone that could get this loud, and although its got no bass it doesn't get distorted. I will say however, the camera is pretty bad, definitely nothing to write home about or that I would use to replace a point and shoot camera...Although the phone is really good, it does have some downsides (minor stuff), I've noticed(like everyone else has been saying) that the power button is awkwardly placed, it's hard to hit it without moving your hand. Another issue with the buttons is the camera button(it's really hard to press while keeping your stand steady, making pictures blurry), you can just tap the screen to avoid this issue however. Other than the camera and button placement issues I'd say the phone is great. And surprisingly, it can make it through a whole day with standard use on a charge, despite it's small battery, with WIFI and bluetooth on.As a whole the phone is a win, but there are a few cons and if you can live with them I'd definitely say its worth the no contract low price. If you're looking from a change from Android for a while, definitely give the DVP a try!EDIT: After being generally disappointed with the camera (as you've read in the review) I decided to mess around with some of the settings and if you adjust the exposure compensation to -.7 the camera (although a little dimmer than normal) takes pictures quick enough to where they aren't blurry.On a separate note, make sure you are getting the right phone for your network. Although these are unlocked phones there are two different models, one that doesn't have an 850mhz UMTS band for T-Mobile and one that does have the 850mhz UMTS band for AT&T.; Be sure to check this before you buy because the T-Mobile phone wont get full 3G network coverage on AT&T; and the AT&T; model won't get full 3G coverage on T-Mobile. I've found the majority of offerings on the web are for T-Mobile and since I have at&t;, I had to do some digging. I'd just send the seller a message here on amazon and see what phone they are selling.Cheers!


Comparison between Xperia Z and Xperia Z Ultra

Personal background:I've been using Samsung Galaxy notes (1, 2 and 3) for the past year.Loved all 3, and just kept getting bigger, better, faster.Tried a Sony Xperia Z (smaller phone) a couple of months ago, that was a mistake.The screen was washed out, the battery was horrible, the speaker was weak, camera wasn't great.  All of thesewere good on the Notes 2 and 3 but Sony let me down.I was hesitant to try the Xperia Z Ultra because of my experience with the original Xperia Z but I gave it a chance.Z ULTRA:LOVE IT!  Sony vastly improved the battery life (lasts all day with heavy use), the screen is much better, more colors, more vivid.  Speakerphone is not the loudest but it's much better than these other reviews would lead you to believe.It is a fingerprint magnet, but very well built, beautiful design.  These are my early thoughts on the phone as I've only had it for 2 days.I'll update it later; if you have questions please just respond to my review.


Worst thing ever!!!

This is the worst thing I bought of amazon! The pieces were small and not working! I emailed the people and they refuse to email me back! I don't recommend thus to anybody ever! It's not worth it! They took $20 from me and wouldn't email me yet about fixing the broken lights they sent me!


Fantastic headset at a great price.

I spent about 4 hours doing online research on which BT headset to get my wife for her cell phone (Motorola SLVR L7c)  She wanted something cool looking and had already expressed interest in the H500, but I wanted to double check and make sure there wasn't anything better for around the same price.  So after a few hours of reading reviews on a dozen or so different headsets, I finally decided just to settle for the H500, I was really interested in some of the Plantronics sets, but she didn't care for the design.. I was a little worried about the H500 because the reviews are kinda so-so.. They're either good reviews or bad reviews.  I got it for her so she wouldn't have to fumble around in the car with a phone so how it performs in a vehicle was going to be the make or break point with it.  I'm pleased to say that the headset performs way better than I expected it to.Getting started is a breeze.  All you have to do is charge the headset for about 2 hours (the LED light will go off once the battery is charged) once it's done charging you have to pair it up with your phone.  All you do is press and hold the call button until the LED light stops blinking and stays lit, then you have your phone set to hands free mode and follow the simple steps on the phone (For us it was as simple as the phone finding the H500 and entering the 4-digit pin of 0000)  The phone saved the settings and we were all set.Using the headset is no brainer basically.  There 3 buttons; Main call/multi button & Volume up & down buttons.  Pressing these buttons in various combos will yield different results like mute, hold, transfer, 3-way, etc. The retail package comes with a handy fold out that has all the functions and how to access them.The build quality of the headset is great as well.. The headset is about 2 inches from earclip to mic.  Its very small and very comfortable to wear.  The ear clip is removable to you can use it on either ear as well.  The buttons feel solid as well.Now to the actual sound quality.  The headset has performed great in all the scenarios we've tried so far.. Which has been in the house while watching TV, In the car with the stereo & windows up & down & in an office environment.  I was most impressed with how it performed while driving, There is no static or any background noise at all and even with the radio and window down, the user can clearly be heard both ways.  Again very impressive.  The only environment we haven't really tried yet was at the store.  I will update once I've tested that as well.I can't really comment on the battery life yet, because we've only had the unit for a day or so, but so far the unit has yet needed to be charged.So to summarize, great headset overall, feels & looks great, sound quality is super, voices are loud and clear.  Performance in the car, home & office was excellent and the price Amazon offers is great compared to retail.  I'm very very satisfied (and relieved!) that this unit performs as well as it does.


HTC Sensation Armband - Finally Arrives!

Igadgitz said they custom-designed this case to fit the HTC Sensation - and they were right.  It's perfect.  The phone controls are fully visible and accessible, the fit on the phone is snug, and the materials seem to be of good quality and well constructed.  I have used it in the gym while using weights and running, and it is comfortable enough on my average woman's sized arm, and is easily maneuverable when needed.The phone itself is large, and might take some getting used to, especially if you are graduating from a smaller device like a Blackberry like I did, but thats just the phone itself.I purchased this armband as soon as it was released in August, 2011.  Before purchasing, I learned from T-Mobile corporate, stores, and vendors that there were no OEM bands for the HTC Sensation, so I tested several alternatives within stores based upon some blog recommendations.  None of the suggested alternatives let me use all features of the phone and none covered/protected the phone completely. The others sold here on Amazon had generally good reviews but came with several "buts" in terms of the end of the phone having to stick out.  So - I am happy I waited for this armband to be designed and released.  So, for all of you loving your Sensation like I love mine, I'm happy to say yes - finally - we have an armband designed just for our phone.[ASIN:B005DEN2GC iGadgitz Black Water Resistant Neoprene Sports Gym Jogging Armband for HTC Sensation Android Smartphone Cell Phone]]


Barely functional, difficult to use.

I strongly urge you to NOT buy this product and consider one of the more expensive styluses. I know it may seem ridiculous to pay $10+ for a stylus, but the cheap ones like this just don't work very well. They are difficult to text with and don't even think about using them to play a game. The black tips of the styluses you see in the picture are not firm like plastic but are made of a flexible foam. I tested them out on my Samsung t528g and found that you have to press fairly hard on the screen to get it to register a touch which deforms the liquid crystal display. This is very bad for the screen. And often when pressing on a space it will misclick and register a touch on an adjacent space instead. So if you text using one of these things, be prepared to do a lot of re-typing. Also, since the tips are merely cheap flexible foam, it's only a matter of time until the tip wears out so I don't expect them to last very long. Good thing I only paid a few bucks for these or I'd be getting my money back. I saw three other reviews rating these styluses at five stars and raving about how good they are. I think these people either are crazy or work for the company that sells them because these things are a pain to use.


Works with iPhone 4 with case - Great For Navigating

UPDATE 4/48/2012:I have used the mount on my Mountain Bike a few times, to navigate a trail that I am not familiar with.  It is super simple to move the mount from my road bike to my mountain bike.  I use MotionX GPS on my iPhone for navigating a previously downloaded GPS track.  I lock my iPhone into portrait mode.  Now I can easily follow the track on my screen while pedaling.  The mount is holding up well, and I have mastered putting my phone in and out.  I am very satisfied with the mount and highly recommend it.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I use this on my road bike to hold my iPhone 4S.  My phone has an Incipio NGP case on it and my phone fits great in the Delta Mount.  It is a little difficult to get the phone in and out of the mount, until you figure out how to do it.  It holds the phone very securely and it is easy to see and operate the phone while riding (recommend the orientation lock so your phone does not go into landscape mode while riding).


Nice case

This is a very good case for the money.  I only wish the back was completely clear and not frosted so that I could see the shimmer of the white S5. But the cutouts are all in the right place, and the case does not make the phone too bulky.


Jabra Cruiser Review

I've had the Cruiser for less than a week. So far, it's been an excellent experience. I use it paired with an iphone for telephone conversation as well as for listening to music & podcasts in the car.  I have it clipped to my visor directly in front of me.Pluses --- Voice guided pairing was a snap.  I like the voice announcements in general, telling you what mode it is in, etc.- Very good sound quality and noise rejection, even in a small sports car.  It's not perfect, but works at least as well as any BT headset that I've owned.  The people I call never complain about my voice quality, and I'd give it about an 8/10 for incoming call sound quality.- FM transmitter works very well ... as well or better than the dedicated "beamers" I've had.  I use it mostly in this mode, listening to calls & music through the car stereo speakers.  Music sounds good. It's easy to tune FM frequencies to a blank spot, although you really can't do it while driving.Minuses --- none really that I've foundToo early to tell --- battery life- haven't tried simultaneously connecting to two devices, as advertisedThumbs up.


Too New, Not Intuitive Enough For Me

I have been an iPhone 3G user for over a year and I love the iPhone. However I hate iTunes so I wanted to look into an Android phone.The Samsung Infuse has a beautiful screen, it's slim and light, and navigation seemed easy enough. I like the Android interface, customizations, widgets, and the beautiful live wallpaper. Apps opened very quickly and ran well.The sound quality on my Samsung Infuse was not as clear and good as my iPhone 3G. I had a few people complain that they had difficulty hearing me. One of those times I was on a Bluetooth headset, and I never had a single complaint about sound quality with my headset on my iPhone, but on this phone my husband couldn't hear me well with the bluetooth headset enabled.The signal strength was not as good as my iPhone 3G. I lost my signal in areas where I was able to make calls from my iPhone. I was disappointed because I do live in a rural area with lots of weak signal areas, and I need a phone that works in those areas!  The iPhone always did well for me, even in weak signal areas.Another problem for me was the phone was a little too wide for my hands. With the iphone, I had it in a case and the case fit well against the palm of my hand. This phone, being so thin and flat, I could only grip it by the beveled edge. My palm had no contact with the phone. It slipped out of my hand so many times! The phone feels so fragile because it's thin. That said, it fit really well in my pocket (without a case). I was afraid of breaking it all the time though.I am left-handed, and that's never really been a problem before in using a phone, however with the Samsung Infuse, maybe because the screen is so wide, I found it was really awkward to hold and control with my left hand. The volume rocker on the left and the power button on the right are positioned in such a way I was getting them constantly and annoyingly confused.Another issue that may just affect left-handers, according to what I read on the internet (may not be true, I can't confirm) when you answer the phone with your right hand, something inside the phone (accelerometer maybe?) senses the movement and understands you are answering the phone, and it locks the touch screen so you don't accidentally touch the "end call" button. It didn't screen-lock when I answered so I ended up accidentally hanging up on people.The phone has a front-facing camera but as of this writing, it doesn't support Skype video chat.The screen is beautiful, however there is no Netflix app like there is for the iPhone, and no Hulu plus app, although there are some other android phones that can get Hulu plus.The music player wasn't very easy to use or very handy, the battery life was poor for me - it could not hold a charge through a full day, on my unit, the headphone jack didn't work. All of these things combined to make it the wrong choice of phone for me.


Cell phone sim card/Europe & USA

Expensive cell phone rates using a USA cell phone (up to $2.99 per minute) caused me to look into alternatives.  This sim card comes with 2 phone numbers...one for use in Europe and one for use in Europe....with free incoming calls and free incoming text messages and about a 60 cent charge for outgoing calls.  Use it in any unlocked phone, I used my old Blackberry.  It worked very well.  I recommend it to anyone traveling and using cell phone service.


Great Case

Fits perfect and seems to protect my phone well. I love the fun color as well. Great for the price.


Too Expensive

You can buy this phone brand new at Walmart or from the Straight Talk web site for $349.00 or $369.00!!!!!!I will not pay this price knowing it's less expensive else where. I already own this phone(it's an amazing phone)and I'm trying to purchase as Christmas present.


Terrible phone

This is one of the worst buy I have ever done and without a doubt the worst (and most expensive) phone I've ever owned. I bought mine about 4 months ago and I still curse at it daily. That's how bad it is.So many bad stuff I don't know where to start...1) Some basic phone 101 functions are not included. For example, if a friend sends you a text message to ask you the number of your friend John, on most phones you can access your "contacts" while writing the message, and get John's number automatically. I could already do that on my first phone back in 1997; but no such thing on this 400 $, 2005 phone. You have to remember the phone number or write it on a piece of paper and then type it yourself.2) When someone who is not yet in your contact list sends you a text message, you should be able to use that message to save their phone number, right ? Wrong. On this state-of-the-art phone, you need to pretend to call then, then quickly cancel the call, then scroll through to your "called numbers" list, and from there you can save the new phone number.Just these 2 things give you an idea of how well-designed this phone is.More bad stuff:3. The PC software is horrible and counter-intuitive. It will take hours for you to understand how it works and start transfering music to the phone.4.The mp3 player software is awful to navigate in. Plus external buttons are badly designed and you sometimes jump to another song without wanting it, or start playing songs by accident while using the phone.5. Random exasperating fact : I have a one Giga memory card and there is about 200 megas of free space on it. Yet every two days I have to spend time deleting text messages because the phone cannot save those on the memory card. And you can't receive new messages when the allocated "text message memory" is full. I can tell you, it's a great feeling to have to drop everything and chose some msgs to delete, in order to receive your new messages, all the while knowing you have enough space to store about 4 full CDs on your card.There is more but I guess you got the message. Just don't buy this overpriced, underdesigned exasperating piece of...phone. I am going to post this review on a few sites, I've never done that before but I guess getting pissed off every day for 4-months deserves some retaliation.


The Higgs Boson of Nexus 5 cases

I like my Nexus 5, but it has its quarks. Specifically, the design lacks symmetry. Overall, it seemed kind of unstable and couldn't hold a charge. Honestly, I kept having a nagging suspicion that my Nexus 5 had no mass.I tried many methods to fix this. Most often, I would collide my Nexus 5 at high speeds with another Nexus 5 and study the results while sitting on my large Henredon couch. In the end, I felt like I was left standing alone in an empty field.That is, until I discovered the SPIGEN Google Nexus 5 Case Slim Premium Protective Cases for Nexus 5! Discovering this case was both monumental and nobel. It has validated my mobile phone model and is a quantum leap over other cases. Now my Nexus 5 is both tangible and matters.I just hope the price of this case remains stable and doesn't succumb to the inflation that seems to permeate throughout the mobile phone case universe.I thank god in particle for this.


This sucks very bad

Very bad sound quality and looses connection with my phone and tablet. It arrived slightly cracked and people cant hear me nore can i really hear them well.


Not the same quality as 6ft cable. Expensive

I have been using RND cables for iPhone for some time. I have been using 6ft with 30-pin connector for almost 2 years, and I also own 6ft cable with Lightning connector. While those cables were not cheap, I think they were worth it because their quality and especially durability exceeded genuine Apple cable. My first RND cable was in use for year and half and looks just like new. The genuine Apple cable would have been glued at least once during the same time period.When I was ordering 3.2ft cable, I expected to get the same type of cable as the 6ft one, except shorter. After receiving the cable I realized that 3.2ft RND cable has a different built quality. It is similar to the that of the genuine Apple cable. The cable is thin and the connection between the cable and the connector itself is not as durable as on the 6ft cable. Basically, when you hold in your hands, it is hard to justify $15.99 price tag. So I decided to send it back. You would be better of paying $21.99 for the 6ft cable. I am sure it will outlast the 3.2ft cable many times over.


As luck would have it...

just a few hours after installing this case protector on my Moto X, I accidentally dropped the phone from a height of approx. 5 feet onto a hardwood floor. After a small "bounce," the phone was retrieved and tested. All systems go!Beyond the physical torture test, the case doesn't impair the function as long as you press firmly (buttons, charging jack, etc.). I'm quite pleased that my $10 investment saved a $400 phone from myself. If only everything were so easy to save - from myself.


It Really Is Sticky

After driving around with this product in my car with  my Samsung Galaxy S II sitting on it, I was impressed.  The Sticky Pad Roadster is sticky!  It does not move at all and holds your phone securely in place under normal driving conditions.  I even intentionally took a hard left turn to test it's grip and it passed with flying colors.Checkout my video review of it:[...]Pros:- Does it's job and does it well- Small dashboard footprint- Can be moved easily- Sticky bottom can be washed and remains sticky- InexpensiveCons:- Collects dust- Finish could be better- Have to jam phone in the V-Slot (not it's fault as my phone has a case on it, if the phone is bear it would slide in and out easier)


Great charger.... No problems...

This charger charges correctly. No freaky over charging symptoms. Charges a 20% battery in about 2 hours... Great charger. Paid $.80 ---- Worth about $15.


Very Disapointed! A good deal isn't always the best purchase

After only one week of use, two of the three styli have separated at the rubber tip!  Had it just been my 5 yr old's stylus, I wouldn't have commented, but my stylus has separated as of today and I have barely used it!  When you spend as much as you do on touch electronics, spend the extra money to get a quality stylus as well.  It isn't worth the possibility of damaging your device.  Going now to purchase a stylus that is more expensive but comes with a warranty and is guaranteed to hold up!  I can't afford to damage a $700 device for a $3 stylus!


perfect fit!

Great looking case for the 8"Nextbook! Fit perfectly and all ports were accessible. Also came with a stylus and built in holster on the case. Quality case! Very satisfied!


Best Earpiece Ever!

I chose a five star rating because this earpiece has booming and clear sounds with great quality for listening. Another reason is that this earpiece is long and contains real wood. This earpiece is also not easy to break and has an excellent mic.


No belt clip

I bought this because I wanted a belt clip holder. This is a nice holder for the Pre but, it has no belt clip so it is only slightly better that than the case that came with my Pre.


Like a wall outlet, anywhere... even while mobile


Pretty good for the price

This is a pretty good full body screen protector for the price. Just be sure to put it on right because it is kinda hard to tell which side sticks. Also the back screen protector come in 3 different parts probably because the back on the iPhone 5 has two different textures on the back.


too bad

i cant used it.. they comes in bad conditions. the camera doesnt works fine, and it lost the signal too fast,


Could have done better.

Pros:-The phone is a great size, not too big.-Easy to use-The phone itself is okay with durabilityCons:-I dropped it once and it scratched the screen like crazy. The screen is definitely not durable. Very disappointing!-The camera is decent but it doesn't have a zoom :(-The call volume is way too low. I have looked everywhere on my phone for on how to make it even the slightest bit louder, but I can't find anything along that line. It bothers me how low the volume is, the only way I can hear a person is by putting them on speaker which is not always appropriate.I love the phone overall. Its easy to use and a great size. It's a good look but it has plenty flaws, to tell you the truth generally I'm pretty disappointed with LG, I know they could have done better! I wouldn't have paid the money I did if I knew how much it could have been improved.


Cheap

The product works but the built quality was terrible it was like so cheap Chinese plastic. I returned it and got my money back for a New trent product


Very poor advertisement..like brand new...totally wrong it's in very bad condition.

I got this used cell phone few days back..I bought it because it's review is like band new or very good condition cell phone.." It's shit in condition"All the way in bad condition...very very poor condition...People don't buy from this seller...


Gotta have one for rainy days

It has a flashlight it charges my phone fully from a dead battery to 100% and its portable. Its simple and does the job effectively for a great price. Bought a few for those special smart phone users in my life.


It works for my home

I live in a bit of a dead zone for cell phones. There is a tower ~4 miles away, but with all the trees (I'm guessing) gives everyone problems. Especially inside our houses.I had bought a small cell phone signal booster that came with two small indoor antennas. One a little over a foot tall to pick up the signal, go through the booster, then come out a shorter antenna for the cell phone to pick up. That helped a little, but not nearly enough. I went from 0 bars, to 0 to occasionally 1 bar. Once in a blue moon - 2 bars momentarily. Overall my reception still sucked. So I got this Trucker antenna and mounted it on the edge of my roof like a TV antenna, and I bought the adapters to connect a coax cable (like for cable TV) and ran that around the house and through the outside wall (like you would for a TV cable) to another a adapter at the small signal booster. Now sometimes I see 3 and 4 bars of reception -inside- my living room!Essentially, it took an outdoor mounted antenna to make any substantial difference in my cell phone reception. (I have an older cell phone, and I don't want, much less want to pay for, a smart phone and wireless Internet where a 'microcell' might or might not help.)Edit: 3 weeks later - I don't always get 3 and 4 bars reception. Occasionally I do, occasionally it's 1 to 2 bars. But it's still better than anything else I tried. One of which was branching off my amplified broadcast TV antenna cable. That didn't help at all, with or without amplification. (I had to try it first because it was already there.)Overall, I still get dropped calls, 'call failed', and other errors, so my reception now is far from perfect, but better than I had before and better than anything else I tried.


Scam

I purchased 2 car chargers.  Both of which do NOT work. There is a short in both of them!  You have to wiggle the wire where it goes into the iPhone. Also, you can tell they are used. They are all scratched up and look old.Stay away, do not buy. Only $6.99 each I should have known.


One Star

Cant give a zero


Wonderful product!

I received the product in time & installed it. There was very easy to follow instructions on the package to install. The package came with all necessary items. It looks great on my Samsung Galaxy S4. Even through it feels little sticky now, I am pretty sure it will feel much smoother after a while.Pros: HD, look great, price is very affordable.Cons: Little sticky feeling.I will definitely recommend this product to others.


This LG phone might surprise you

This phone has surprised me.  I have owned lots of Android phones and this one might be my favorite yet.  I NEVER thought I would say this about an LG phone.  To put it in perspective, I have owned the Galaxy Nexus, S3, Rezound, Razr and Razr M.The one area where this phone really shines is reception.  The Galaxy Nexus literally could not pick up a signal at my house, the S3 was not much better and the Motorolas had a solid 3G signal but barely picked up a 4G signal.  This phone has been on a 4G signal over 90% of the time.  Calls are crystal clear too.  Not sure why the LG has a stronger signal at my house than any of the other phones but it does.The IPS HD screen is awesome too.  Much better screen than some of the more expensive phones...It comes with some delivered themes.  The Thor one is especially cool.It runs fast too.  It had some delays when I first started using it but that has cleared up.  I deactivated quite a few of the delivered apps that I do not need.The GPS locks on fairly quickly but not as fast as the Razr M did.The battery life is average but good enough for me.  I am constantly around a charger if needed.  If you need great battery life and do not have access to a charger regularly, this might not be the phone for you.  On the positive side, the battery is user replaceable if needed.  There might be after market options for a different battery but I have not seen one yet.  It also comes with a micro sd card slot for expansion.  So many phones these days do not have either of these options.The overlay that LG uses does not bother me.  You could always use a launcher if needed.The phone would be even better with Jelly Bean.  Hopefully this will happen sooner than later but I doubt it since the sales of this phone will be small and not likely a priority for Verizon.  Plus LG has not been known for quick updates in the past.In my mind, LG has come a long way since even last year.  If you want a great HD screen and excellent reception on a budget, this phone is a great option.


excellent case

This case is surprisingly sturdy and was definitely worth what I paid for it. It took me a minute to figure out how to get it on but it is just a snug fit. I love it! It has saved my tablet from damage twice from it falling out of my hands(its what I get for carrying too many things). but the rubber helps grip the table and isn't too smooth that you will drop it, its great and doesn't slide around and it fits into a sleeve case if you use those too. The one minor problem I have is getting the stylus out of my note. I do not have long nails so it takes me a minute to get it out because of the weird angle from the rubber being in the way. Besides that it is a great case though.


Doesn't fit all ear sizes; Echo problems

I am on my third HBH-60 (Retailer exchange and SE warranty exchange), but there are still echo problems.  Basically, the person who I was communicating with would hear an echo of his voice.  I realized that if I had the mini boom angled upward, then the earphone part would fit snuggly into my ear (I think that the manual suggests angling the boom downward, probably for better sound pickup at the mike) which would reduce the echo.  It turned out that if I snuggly fit the ear loop, then the earphone part would not fit into my ear hole and the echos would worsen.  Even with the earphone part fit snuggly into my ear hole and, consequently, with the ear loop adjar, the person would say that he could still hear a slight echo if he spoke loudly.  Basically, after some experiments, it turns out that the mike at the end of the mini boom would pick up the sound from the earphone at the other end of the boom.  My problems may be mainly due to the poor fitting of the earphone part into my ear hole.  Basically, if they made the ear loop more adjustable (or maybe even gave different-sized ear loops) perhaps this would've been perfect.  Mine's going back to SE.  By the way, I gotta say that SE was nice in FedEx'ing me a replacement, although it still echos.  I would pay a premium for high-tech products, but only 1 star for the non-adjustable earloop contributing to the echo problem(many of the people I've talked to find the echo quite annoying).  Mine had R1A on the bar code sticker, which may indicate "Revision 1A".  Perhaps they'll fix either the ear loop or the echo problem or both by the time you read this.  I'm now looking at the HBH-35 with the longer mike boom, but I'm not sure if its ear loop is any better.  Jabra looks too dorky for me, in my opinion.  Unfortunate that SE couldn't just have some sort of echo cancellation feature which eliminates echos for the poorly-fitting headsets.


absolute garbage. will never buy a blueant product again.

I listened to buyers who complained about the unit breaking, but tried it as it has features necessary for android 1.6.  I bought a protective case for the unit to give it extra protection when not in my ear.  In less than one month, it broke into tiny pieces the exact same place everybody has been complaining about, on the incredibly cheap plastic they use on the earpiece. Absolute complete useless total junk. Dead in less than one month.  I will never consider buying another Q1 product in this lifetime.  Read the other complaints and scores of one. they're all valid.  "customer service" is an oxymoron for bluant.  Great headset as long as you don't intend to ever use it.---UPDATE:  There are two types of people:  Those for whom this headset has broken, and those for whom it won't break.  If you're the type who ignores 1/3rd of reviewers saying "this broke on them, but I'm sure they abused it, I'm sure it won't happen to me," then you're exactly the type of idiot whom Darwin wants to buy this headset.I cannot overexpress how CHEAP and pathetically designed the ear channel is.  The THINNEST and cheapest plastic you can imagine is all that olds the ear bud to the main unit.  There's NO exuse.  So I took an extraordinary amount of time and did microsurgery on it, with JB weld.  Got REALLY lucky, given this required an electron microscope, given how many micropieces the thing was in, 1/3 of which were missing, but I did it.Why?  Because ALLEGEDLY the unit is one of the only headsets out there with voice control.Turns out that's bogus for many of us too.Does your phone has set up speed dial, or speed dials you can set up PERIOD?  If it does, great.  Mine sure doesn't.MUCH worse.  The talk of "handset will store speed dials" is misleading at BEST.  The unit will ONLY store numbers if they call YOU.  Many of my speed dials I NEED are to COMPUTERS.  They don't call *me* from the same number.  Upshot?  Unless the EXACT number calls YOU, the headset will NEVER store it.  I even talked to tech in new zealand. She was laughing the stupidity of the whole concept -- I kid you not.-----------Firmware.  How cute that you can IN THEORY update firmware.x64 users?  You know, the code that's been around 5 or more years?  Forget about it.  The firmware will NOT work out of a REAL (non-virtual) x32 environment.  PERIOD.Mac users?  Gee, macs only been around what, 28 years?  F(orget) you too.  Not happening for you.So now to keep this unit limping along, I'll have to blow the dirt off a copy of XP 32, and find a @#$@#$# computer to load it on JUST so I can update (in theory) to the A2DP function it was advertised virtually everywhere as having in the first place.-------------Proprietary nonsense.  Uses special USB connector intead of a common micro, so they can rob you for additional cables, if you can find them, or you can run around like a person who's time is worth nothing and take the cable everywhere you take the unit.-------------This headset could have been a contender.  Instead, it's chock full of suck.  At least you won't have to use it too long, as you could put this stupid thing is a bullet proof case in the museum and it's STILL going to break into pieces given its absolutely inexcusable shoddy construction.  Maybe it's a good headset for bubble boy.  As long as he stays TOTALLY still, and doesn't need to use it for it's alleged "speed dial" qualities that for many of us, just don't exist.


Cover Cut-outs Don't Work with iOS7

I tried this beautiful case on my iPhone 5 running iOS7. Unfortunately, the "Slide to Unlock" cut-out does not match where iOS7 displays the phone call "Answer" and "Decline" button, so you cannot answer calls without opening the case. The "Time" cut-out does let the time show through on the iOS7 lock screen, but the day and date don't show. Not sure if that was the same as on iOS6 or not. I sent it back since the not being able to answer a call without opening the case was a deal-breaker for me. Looks like GreatShield will need to make a specific iPhone 5s (iOS7) compatible version with slightly-different cut-out placement.


works great so far

My USB760 was operating around 90 - 95 DBI. I connected the antenna,  located the nearest tower, and it is now operating at 73 - 77 DBI consistantly. The antenna is just mounted inside next to my desk right now. I am hoping that once I mount it outside permanently it will do a little better.


Premium phone with no lag!

First of all, this is a compact?  This is phone pretty huge! (just a little bigger than the iPhone 5S).  It's also a little hefty but it makes it feel like a premium phone.  The first thing I noticed about the phone is the speed / smoothness of the OS.  There is virtually no lag whatsoever.  (Android is known for being laggy).Another great feature is the frequency band for 4G LTE.  It covers almost every carrier.  The Samsung devices don't even have LTE and it's 2014.  And when it does, it only covers a certain carrier.  This phone is compatible with several carriers including AT&T;, T-Mobile, Straight Talk and several others.---------Edit: LTE must be enabled!  I thought my phone as incompatible with T-mobile.  Turns out, I had to enable LTE for some odd reason.  (go to settings > wireless and network go to More > Scroll down to mobile network > Under preferred network > select LTE (preferred).---------Mobile Data Frequency Band (check to see if it works for you)---------------2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 19003G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 21004G Network LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1800 / 1900 / 2100 / 2600---------------It comes preloaded with Jelly Bean but there is already an update for Kit-Kat right off the bat.  The strangest feature of Sony's take on this OS is that the homescreen does not rotate.  It is stuck on Portrait Mode.  Originally, I thought the phone was broken or defective.  But after some research, I see that Sony did this on purpose.  For whatever reason, I don't like it.Another thing I notice is that the phone is pretty thick.  It's thicker than my Galaxy Tab 7.7 (which I have been using for 3+ years as my phone / tablet).  Not sure why it's so thick at this day and age.  I really want to slap on a protective case but that would make this phone even thicker.Another thing to watch out for is the screen and the back cover.  It scratches easily.  You would think that they could have used something more scratch resistant like Gorilla Glass or Sapphire crystals.So for now, I am using a tempered glass screen protector.  Which includes protection for the front, back and camera lens.  See link below.  This is perfect for now since I don't like carrying anything that would make the phone even bulkier.http://www.amazon.com/Nillkin-Hardness-Tempered-Protectors-Protector/dp/B00IQ9WROY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403474289&sr;=8-1&keywords;=Nillkin+Tempered+Glass+Screen+Protector+z1+compactThe phone itself is only slightly taller and slightly wider than the iPhone 5S.  But has a bigger screen than the 5S at 4.3".  The screen is amazing with it's 342ppi and 1280x720 resolution.  Compared to the "Retina display" which is only 326ppi and 1136x640 screen resolution.  I guess the Z1 Compact has a "Ultra Retina Display" LOLDimensions / Weight--------------Z1 Compact--------------127 x 64.9 x 9.5 mm137 g (4.83 oz)--------------5S--------------123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm112 g (3.95 oz)Another great thing about this phone is that you can add more memory using a Micro Sim Card.  A lot of phones these days seem to exclude this option because of how Apple does thing.  Which is ridiculous.Overall, I am very happy with this phone.  I thought about waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini but since that will not have LTE capability, I decided to just purchase this phone and I am happy I did.  This is my 1st phone purchase in 3+ years!  I was waiting for a phone that fits my need and I believe this is it.Well, until the Z2 Compact comes out.  Rumor has it that is will be called the Xperia A2.  Which is just like this phone, but slightly thinner and has all the specs of the Z2.------------PROS:------------1: LTE capability2: Fast (no lags from what I can see).3: Latest Android4: Screen - IPS LCD, 720 x 1280 pixels, 342 ppi pixel density (better than Retina)5: 2 GB rams6: Camera (20.7 MP, 5248 х 3936 pixels, autofocus, LED flash) Amazing!7: Micro SD card slot8: Huge Battery Size - 2300 mAh battery (iPhone 5S is almost half that)9: Magnetic Charging port: for charging / dock station.  I purchased a magnetic USB charger.  No need to remove the USB cover!Link to Magnetic Charger.http://www.amazon.com/Magnetic-Charging-Charger-T-Mobile-Compact/dp/B00JFXSW5I/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403476193&sr;=8-2------------CONS:------------1: Scratch Resistant screen isn't scratch resistant2: A little too thick for my taste at 9.5 mm.  (iPhone 5S is only 7.6 mm)3: Camera button on the side is a little small4: Power button looks a little weird.  Sticks out to the side.5: Battery is non-removable.6: No fitness app like the Samsung S4, S5 or the newer iPhone 6 to be released.


In one word the "display!!"

Just checked it out at the local ATT store. I came out very impressed. The screen is very responsive and the colors are soo vibrant. Coming from an iPhone 4 user, I would have switched it then and there if only my contract were over. Actually, I will be due an upgrade this fall and the Lumia seems destined to be my next phone. Personally feel the iPhone screen is a tad too small for browsing while the Lumia's screen seems perfect.


this case sucks

All this case is is a thin piece of plastic no protection if your going to get a case for your I phone get an otterbox defender way cheaper and way more protection


FUZE essentials -- a great value

Essential accessories for any MP3 have to be chargers, home (wall) and away (auto), and something to keep it from getting banged up. This package provides all that perfectly.I bought this combo because it included a hardcover. Though originally low on my priority list, this item's importance has quickly risen, taking the brunt of drops and spills, dust and debris (from my own pockets no less!). The case is likely not water proof, but it certainly will save your baby from splashes. It holds my FUZE snuggly, and provides access to all controls without interference. Someone planned this gem, the edges are all nicely beveled and polished so that finger touch on the controls is not affected. After comparing to my daughter's silicon version, I give this hardcover 6 stars, and it needs no screen saver/cover.In all, a great package for the price!, absolutely recommended.


Casual wallet blocks RFID scanning technology

I ordered this only because it shields against RFID scanning technology. My tastes would run toward a classic black leather wallet, not this hippie/embroidery/nylon zip-around one with the striped interior.  However, the thought of having all my card numbers and personal information stolen while the cards remain in my lovely leather wallet and me being none the wiser until the bills arrive is more odious than carrying this wallet. Equally scary is the thought of being an identity theft victim. So although it is not to my taste it does the trick and gives me peace of mind.  There is plenty of room in the wallet, with space for bills on both sides, loose change fits in a zipped middle compartment and four card slots on each side.  There is also an ID sleeve on one side of the coin compartment.  It is also lightweight and well made.


A Complicated Misuse of $15

I've written a few product reviews on Amazon in the past; this is the first product i've rated less than three stars.The short version: the product simply did not work for me.  I'd recommend you look elsewhere for a screen protector, regardless of how much you plan to spend for one.The more precise version: the product is the epitome of un-intuitiveness.  Upon buying my iPhone 5, the only screen protector Verizon had in stock was the Zagg brand.  Having used several screen protectors in the past, I figured they're all roughly the same, and did not hesitate to purchase it.The first problem is that the package included only one screen protector.  Every screen protector kit I purchased in the past came with 3-5 protectors; if you messed up the first one somehow, you had several more to use.  With Zagg, you get one screen protector, and one chance to install it correctly.  Which is problematic, unless you work in a cell phone store.Secondly, the instructions and product arrangement are a mess.  The screen protector adheres to an oversized square piece of plastic, and requires you to get fingerprints on the edges to remove it.  There are two sets of instructions for installation, and each set basically states "figure it out on your own and good luck."  The instructions included tiny visual aids and vague text which provide absolutely no help to install the protector. After accidentally removing the outer shield by mistake and then removing the screen protector from the base, the trouble really began.Thirdly, the protector itself is extremely flimsy, sticky, and difficult to install.  I had to reposition the protector several times, even though I used the included spray which is designed to make installation easier.  After properly installing the protector, I noticed the screen was extremely cloudy due to moisture, and parts of the screen protector looked discolored.  I removed it and cleaned the screen itself again, thinking the problem would be remedied.  The effects were only worse after I reapplied the protector; the screen protector somehow acquired several black spots toward the bottom, and the discoloration remained.After this exercise in madness, I accepted the fact that I had lost $15 and one hell of a battle.  I threw the screen protector away, and then discovered the final problem: the protector had so much adhesive that my screen was still slightly cloudy/blurry.  Extensive cleaning of the screen with rubbing alcohol thankfully remedied the issue.Installing a screen protector should be a painless exercise and carry no risk to the device or one's sanity.  Again, whether you have a large or small budget for protecting your screen, i'd look elsewhere.  Even had the screen protector worked effectively upon application, the process is too tedious and time consuming to be worthwhile.


Only lasted a couple of months

I purchase this carrier case for my iPhone 4, the last case holder, that was advertised identically by this company was great.  My most recent order has several issues; magnetic closure snap is very weak and seldom stays closed; one of the leather belt loops broke.  I expected the same quality carrier case that was previously ordered, this case is not worth the inexpensive price.


nice case

Very nice case that really protects! I like the rubber feel, doesn't slip out of your hands and very easy to put on and take off.


Good for about 2 weeks

Nice length the connection  plug in at the iphone or ipad breaks easy and after 2 weeks only one of the three still work at all.


LED Nightlight

All I have to say is that the LED on it that indicates it is charging is VERY VERY bright. Other than that it does its job.


Only one thing wrong, but it's a big one . . .

This is a great, simple phone for those who just want a phone for making and receiving calls and text messages. Reception is quite good and battery life is great -- I go days and days and days between recharges.  However, the plastic cover over the display is tinted and mirrored so that it is virtually impossible to see the display outdoors in the daytime.  Most phones, especially basic ones like this, are difficult to see in daylight conditions, but this one is impossible.  It is so bad that am going to be getting a new phone, even though I will have to pay big bucks to do so.  This is my fourth (or fifth?) Nokia phone and the first one that has disappointed me.


Not up to Otterbox standards

Huge otterbox fan, have owned dozens for iPhone/iPads over the years. The reflex series for iphone 4/4s was one of my favorite cases ever, thar being said, I have to say the reflex series for iPhone 5 is a big disappointment, and the worst otterbox I have ever owned.One thing this case does have is a cool color/materiel combination, but that's where it ends.The case is too long and the phone does not fit snug. Will slide a few mm up and down in the case noticeable when plugging in headphones. If your OCD like me about case fit, this will drive you nuts.In addition the closing mechanism (plastic flap locking system) is too loose and does not securely lock the two halves together. This causes the case to slide apart too often also when inserting headphones or a chargerMy case did not line up flush on either side of the split. Again, very annoying if your OCDOverall this case totally failed. Otterbox should have done a little more hand on with this one before releasing it. I would wait a few months and try again as this is the first run for this case. Otterbox seems to be pretty good at tweaking cases and making small updates. Going back to my commuter for the time being :)


Waste of money

For the price no complaints. Has a velvety rigid, not rubbery feel, very good fit (the phone back cover isn't very sturdy, you'll need an extra cover to hold it in place firmly). The keyboard slides out w/o problems. Doesn't add bulk but the upper rim slightly hinders access to the upper row of numeric keys (they are still usable if you are using your nails instead of fingertips).In fact, there aren't many options for this phone. If you find smth better, please post here.8-21-12. Downgraded from 4* to 2*. The front plate lost one of its gripping rims and doesn't stay on the phone. The plastic is very low quality. The back plate still OK.To protect and carry the phone I recommend Fellowes  Premiumphone case compatible with large smartphoones CRC92485. It's holster style with transparent front window that allows basic touchscreen operations and rotating belt clip. He a look at your local Wm.8-31-12 All tabs on the back cover broke off, the useless piece of crappy plastic went into a waste basket


Nice product

I originally bought a Sony DR-BT50 which didn't work at all for me.  These are half the price and worked right away.  As far as ease of use and compatibility with my Droid, Windows and Linux computers they are great.The sound quality is very good, not excellent and loudness decent.They are fairly small ear pieces and they do not cup so there is no [passive] noise cancellation.  Unless you have the music loud you can carry on a conversation with them on.The headband is a bit small for my big head and I'm not sure about long term use.  My wife finds they fit well.So far so good.Edit: After using them a lot for a couple of days they do get uncomfortable.  I like the controls they are intuitive and work well with my Droid.The lack of passive noise cancellation is actually a benefit because I feel safe and comfortable using them while driving.


It's worth buying it. Better than expected

I wasn't sure about this product until I used it.As my original HTC evo battery sucks, I had to buy an extended battery and wanted to charge it independently without using the power adapter given by HTC.When even I charge using this wall charger, I can see 100% charged and the battery life will be more.I now have to only switch batteries but never have to keep my phone wired to charge it.For this price, it is definitely worth it. :)


Complete waste of money

I used it twice before the top disconnected while in the charging outlet of my car.  I am still trying to get pieces of the unit out of my charging outlet.  Worthless product that caused damaged to my car, I cant believe Amazon put their name on this!


It's a pretty good slim case

I'm a big fan of snap-on slim cases because I personally hate a bulky iPhone in my pocket.Pros:-fits phone perfectly-nice matte finish has a little grip to it, but not too much where it'll get stuck in pockets-I do like the viewing window in the back-it has a lip that comes over the top and bottom of the phone protecting the glass, unlike other snap-ons that I've seen-fixes antenna signal problem-no "drowning out" in photos with flash-big cutouts for ports so any headphone jack or charger will workCons:-the lip on the side of the glass does not come up at all, so if the phone is laid front-down, the glass is exposed to the surface-case didn't come with a screen protectorOverall a nice case at a great price. I do wish that the lip on the side of the case came up higher to protect the screen from surfaces but a screen protector will take care of that (which I was very surprised they didn't provide). I would recommend, just be sure to get a screen protector to put on the front screen, thankfully I had a few fresh ones around the house.


Garbage

Just throw your money directly in the trash. It's far less frustrating. I have wanted to kill this phone since day 1. It has a mind of its own and it is always in full retard mode.


it just works

Very soft material that's comfortable on long runs and doesn't chaff.  Also, I like that it doesn't have those thick screen shields that invariably make touch input much harder.  Simple, unobtrusive, and gets you on your way:  what more do you need?


Terrible Stylus, Terrible Company

I bought this stylus on a whim. I had heard many bad reviews online but on Procreate forums, the reviews were pretty decent. I originally was going to get the Jot Touch 4, and I wish I had. I bought the stylus brand new from a authorized retailer of Hex3 and after it arrived and I took it out of the box, followed the instuctions to start it up, and connected it to my favorite art application Procreate. It worked ok, for about 10 seconds, after which would not respond to my touch at all, however, it would still respond to the undo and redo buttons being pressed. I thought it might have been some type of issue with Procreate only so I tried it in all of the other compatable apps and none of them would register the pressure sensitivity. They barely registered the touch at all. Disappointed at receiving a defective stylus, I contacted Hex3 to get support with the stylus since I heard only good news about how great they are. I let them know the issue with what was going on and they told me to contact the seller for warranty inquries which I did. The seller told me to contact the company which I did as well. Hex3 then told me that it should be fine if it was from an authorized retailer and they would replace it.After induring all of the trials of explaining everything to the Hex3 team and giving them the nessacary information they needed, they then told me that they would not replace it and that they do not cover second hand products. The product was not second hand, it was brand new and the seller was an authorized retailer of their styluses. I continued to contact them but they ignored my emails. I went as far as to contact the head of the company with no response. I even went on their YouTube channel to let them know that my stylus was defective and haven't been getting a response and guess what they did... THEY BLOCKED ME FROM THEIR CHANNEL! Luckily I was able to get a refund through PayPal for the stylus and I bought the stylus that I should have bought in the first place, the Adonit Jot Touch 4. The Jot4 is amazing and SO much better than the JaJa. It has twice the levels of pressure sensitivity, doesn't require a battery, has a rechargable one built in, has added features such as palm reection, and MUCH better customer support.For anyone on the fence about this stylus, skip it. Don't make the same mistake I did, go for the better stylus which is the Adonit Jot Touch 4 if you need one now or if you can hold off for a little while, wait and get the Wacom Intuos Creative Stylus. That stylus will DEFINITELY be the best on the market, especially considering the company where it is coming from. Wacom is the leaders in the graphics tablet so go for that or the Adonit Jot Touch 4, don't get this garbage. The JaJa gets bad reviews online for a reason and now I know it isn't just for the poor quality of the stylus, but also the poor quality of the company.


not item that is listed, returned it

This is not the n95-3 that is advertised, I received and returned two different phones before ordering it through a different retail site. Amazon tried very hard to make it right but it seems that the different departments do not communicate well enough to resolve the problem.  i received two n95 version 1 plum colored handsets before returning them both for a refund. The N95 is a awesome phone however the N95-3 is improved with US 3g packet data and a larger battery.


Pink iPhone 5c case

Very nice fit!! The color matched the 5 c perfectly.  The case fit perfectly as well.  The red stylus didn't match but we don't use them anyways!


Didnt like it

When I received it in the mail, I was excited to open it but then to my dismay was shocked to see how cheap it looked, it was dollar store quality!  So I returned it...


False mAh!

I have tested this battery as pictured in a "1600 lumen" and a "3800 lumen" flashlight, compared alongside Ultrafire batteries several times. They last approximately HALF as long as the 3000mAh Ultrafires, and cause flashlights to randomly change modes spontaneously as they discharge.This lead me to research and find a website with an expert who reviewed a similarly marked blue "5000mAh" battery set and warns not to use these in double cell lights since they discharge at an uneven rate, he says its: "very bad idea to use them in series with high power lights"! For more info and the review (he seems to have done lots of good work here): www dot lygte hyphen info dot dk you will find actual tests for 2012 of over 4 dozen 18650 batteries.I purchased this battery pictured in the 4 battery plus charger configuration and they are nowhere near 5000mAh as advertised, even all 4 together dont equal 5000 mAh and the seller's response to this issue was basically "I'm sorry but that's how the factory marked them" and offered to send me more, not refund my money saying that would give him a bad reputation...*UPDATE: I purchased 3400mAh Orbtronic protected batteries and tested them against these twice, run time of 1hr 21 and 1hr 23 mins vs 18 and 16 mins run of these "5000mAh" batteries in the same flashlight. They are worse than I estimated: 740mAh approximately and after two recharges they are down to running the light for 12 mins = approx 500mAh! 1/10th of advertised!


Glasses wearer? You should pass.

The headphones seem like they'll be fairly comfortable to wear, but not if you wear glasses (like I do, ~ 75% of the time). The padding for the earpieces is nice, I'm not sure that they'll actually stay on my ears for any serious movement however. Another comment, the behind-the-neck piece is NOT adjustable, so if you have a larger than average head or neck, they will not fit.I had originally purchased these in hopes that I could use them with a bluetooth-enabled PC, but I didn't do my research and apparently they will not work. MY laptop will see that they are connected, but as of yet I have not been able to get it to recognize them as a viable output device. Will keep trying, since I can't return them, but so far, no good, which is a shame because they are a good price!


Compatibility is tricky - Often won't charge devices

Sure, it has two USB ports.  But what is the point of two ports if they don't work at the same time?  Plug in two iPhones and one won't charge.  Plug in an Android phone and an iPhone and one won't charge.  Same for an iPad.The problem is that despite being larger than the Apple charger, this Motorola charger only has the ability to push 750ma vs Apple's 1000ma.  Divide that by two and you're only getting 375ma per device, which isn't enough to charge most devices I've tried.I'm sure it works fine for some devices.  But for most newer devices, it's unusable.


Excellent Product as always from this Company

I have used several products from iSmooth and as always, I'm always amazed at the quality of the products and how well they fit the product they are designed for.  I guess I think that as reasonably priced as they are, the company would cut corners in the production, no so.  The products from iSmooth always exceed my expectations and do what they are designed to do.  Thanks again iSmooth for another great product.


Great service

I purchased this iPhone battery case and had problems using it. They called right away and resolved it, I just did not understand and now I can say this product works great. Case looks great on my iPhone and many people ask me where I got it.  Many Thanks to this seller.


Unreceived

I purchased this item on 12/5/11 and still have not received it ?? Not much else to say about something I haven't received.


Fits Great, Looks Great.

This fits just right, looks great and gives excellent protection (you really need a good screen protector for complete protection) I recommend this item.


mirror screen protector

I loveddddd this item. It was a perfect fit for my samsung galaxy s3. I saw myself perfectly in the screen protector.  The only problem was you won't be able to see your phone screen during the day due the brightness of the sun. :'(


Great "Phablet"!! Works with AT&T and T-Mobile 3G data network!!

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100 is a great "Phablet"!! I am not going to write another product review on this great "Phablet" since there are already great detail reviews made by other users.I just want to confirm some of the questions that people have asked regarding this product.1) Will this "Phablet" work with AT&T; and T-Mobile 3G data network?The good news is YES.I confirmed that this "Phablet" has inbuilt 1900Mhz HSPA/WCDMA band which works with AT&T; 3G band.Then how about T-Mobile?Lucky us in the USA, the answer is YES. T-Mobile has started a "refarm" project in 2011 on the 1900Mhz HSPA/WCDMA band under their towers(since they want a share of the iPhone customer), and the project is now 95%+ completed. And these towers are start operating since late 2012. And the coverage of the T-Moilbe 1900Mhz is now upto 14 metro cities and expanding. I am living in Oakland, CA and am using the T-Mobile $30.00 prepaid plan, 100min talk/unlimited text/5Gb data plan with this "Phablet" with no problem. In my area the T-Mobile 3G data speed is great and stable. Very happy with the service.2) No Adobe flash installed???This "Phablet" does support flash. But unfortunately, Adobe and Google has pulled away the Flash player app from the Play Store since 8/2012. So in order to install flash player on your device, you need to go to the Adobe site to download the .apk and install it. Just google "Archived Flash Player versions" download the .apk, install it and you are good for flash contains and games.3) No 5 GHz N band wifi???This "Phablet" does have dual band support which means it does support 5 GHz N band wifi, but sadly, due to the 5 GHz N band usage problem in Europe, so after ICS the 5 GHz band is disabled on the device by default. You can still re-activate it but this requires rooting of your device which I am not going to cover it here.So hopefully these Q&A; helps!Enjoy your great "Phablet" the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 GT-P3100!! :-)


JUNK

a piece of junk--u can hardly hear the other person talking--i bought 3 of these (garbage) so called rugged cell phones--what a mistake--dont buy these--ABSOLUTELY JUNK


Holds its own!

Had this case on a white galaxy S4 for 3 months....it went in and out of pocket every day and it doesn't have so much as a smudge on it.  Only reason I am not using it anymore is that I got a new phone.


Not good

It didn't last broke after three days I won't buy another ever again. This item I couldn't hear and no one could hear me.


Very tasy indeed !

This is a stronger and bolder coffee for true aficioandos of the bean sizes and still have great flavor. the bean. For Kuerig machines it's strength allows you to make the large cup without losing flavor. Highly Recomended!


HUGELY DISAPPOINTING.  $100+ RETURN FEE

The box was open.  The Blackberry Tour was used.  It had voicemails and emails on it from a previous user.  It still had the media card in it from the previous user.  gross.  It was simply a verizon phone programmed for the verizon network, it was *not* an AT&T phone as advertised.  I used the Amazon A to z claim, Amazon is the best.  I make all my major purchases from Amazon.  The OEM Shop charges a stock rotation fee of over $100 for any reason.  They were going to return the SAME phone to me, that I returned to them.  In the future, I will read merchant reviews very carefully.


not for use in the car

If you're looking for a bluetooth headset to be hands-free and wire-free in the car, don't waste your money on this one.  I find it completely unusable while driving.  Even at maximum volume, calls can't be heard over the slightest background or road noise.  I find myself holding the headset with my hand, trying to mash it into my ear to hear anything at all, but in fact I might as well be holding the cell phone to my ear.  I have no problem hearing the cell phone.


Great fit and noise isolation

Very comfortable to wear and sounds great with good background noise isolation. A great replacement for the stock headphones that came the iPhone.


issue with $15 Airtime Credit

Just got this phone for when my mom-in-law is visiting from Taiwan.Looks like a good basic phone.  Voice quality during test calls in our house was decent.My main issue is with the included $15 Airtime Credit.  There was no Pay As You Go card included, after activation I could not make any calls, and AT&T;'s web site claimed "Need Initial Refill," so I "refilled" my phone account via credit card with $15.  About *two hours* after activation, I received an SMS that the original $15 Airtime Credit was added to my account.  Had I known, I would not have "refilled" my account.


4 stars

Every thing they put in the advertisement is true. The only reason I did not give it five stars is because they put the whole for my ear phones cord in the wrong spot! However, I recommend this case!


Check the return policy before you buy

After reading here about the quality control problems, I spent a little extra to buy from the manufacturer, so I could return it if there were problems. Sure enough, I got one with the ear post improperly molded, so the earbuds fell right off. Others have reported this problem. Aliph first sent me replacement buds, because they said some buds were also defective. They also fell off. So they took the Jawbone back (they paid for return shipping) and the replacement works just fine.Great design. Great sound (both directions). Terrible quality control.


Awesome screen protector!

Let me start off by saying if your waiting for this in the mail, well you got a good thing coming because these screen protectors are perfect. Let me throw in that my local metro store sells screen protectors $10 for just 1!, supershieldz gives 6! for like $2 +shipping amazing!, it comes with 2 3 packs with a microfiber cloth in each of the packs, and one bubble scrape stick, it comes with 2 directions. What i like about these ones is that there is 2 covers. One is to reveal the sticky side and one to cover the front to prevent scratches while applying it. I thought that was neat because i didnt see that many other screen protectors, or maybe i just didint get good ones. If your a metro pcs user and bought this for the t mobile version no need worry this fits perfect. Although i must say when i got the box it said nothing about HD so i kind of blew that off. Overall im loving this product and i will definetly reoerder this from the company in the future, thanks supershieldz! :D


the images of the back cover is Beautiful

it should be liked by your girl friends!if you buy one samsung galaxy s3 phone to her, you should denote with the case.Haha!


Could be better

Looks - 4 of 5This item looks great; the outside is coffee colored brown and the inside is light grey felt. Decent stitching; somewhat "grainy" and stiff to the touch.Design - 3 of 5My Note 2 snapped in perfectly to hard plastic cradle inside this case; zero movement - made me feel confident that my phone was staying put! The over all size and shape of the case is ideal; no parts sticking out. The closure strap is, however, magnetic. I would say the magnet is close to 1/2 inch away from the screen when closed. It holds shut well, unless you put too many items in the adjacent pockets.The pockets seem very much an afterthought with this case; there was no additional room added to the case's girth to allow for 3-4 cards and some cash. I added my ID, 3 credit cards, my insurance card, and a $20 bill and a $1 bill - the case wasn't even close to shutting! If you plan on using these pockets - please note that they will hold 4-5 cards - max. No cash.Functionality - 3 of 5The case does it's job for the most part; I didn't drop test extensively, however I feel the magnet latch will hold fast for all except the most violent drops. The screen and back are covered well; the sides have .5 cm of space and the plastic girdle for protection. The weakest area would be the top and bottom; which are exposed and have .5 cm of case space protecting from falls.The tripod feature works perfectly; it's the best feature of this case by far.My biggest complaint about this case is the accessibility of the the power button and the stylus. Both have hold cut out to access but both are severely lacking. Unless you have small fingers you will find yourself digging for both.Summary:The case is satisfactory. For the price I wasn't expecting many bells and whistles. If you have large hands or if protection is a huge issue for you; I wouldn't recommend this case. Otherwise, it's a decent case and might be the best option if you are looking for the tripod feature.


Works Great!

I have a 2008 Mercedes S550. I had contacted Mercedes to see if I can have Bluetooth Audio connected in my car, they said I have to upgrade my entire car.  After searching online I found this tool, connected it to my Auxiliary iPod Input and WALLLAH! An inexpensive Bluetooth audio system.Works great with the new iOS 7, initially there were communication issues with the previous iOS but after the upgrade it works flawlessly.


Great little Phone Mount *Edit* Lasted only a week

Great product, everything works as it should. Holds my rather large and heavy HTC Touch Pro2 very well. The suction cup is very strong and the ratchet action on the cup release is well made. The only problem I had with the product was a result of my own negligence. After I had the holder mounted to my windshield I foolishly tried to adjust the position by grabbing hold of my phone and moving it. As the adjustable "neck" is very stiff (which is a good thing) I ended up breaking the plastic attachment where the body of the holder slips into the "neck" receiver. I was able to glue the pieces I broke back together with superglue and it works good as new.So needless to say, if you purchase this product, make sure any adjustments you make are done by grasping the "neck" itself and don't rely on the plastic body piece to handle the force required to adjust it's position. Overall, I am very happy with this product. Holds my phone in a position that enables me to use the media player through my stereo and allows the use of my phone's GPS.Good sturdy product, if used correctly.***EDIT***About a week passed after I posted my review and the unit has become useless. The suction cup mechanism relies on tiny little teeth to hold the tension of the lever which pulls the suction out of the cup thus sticking it to your window.I adjusted the position of this unit and went to lock down the suction using the lever. I heard a "zip" sound and a bunch of tiny little pieces of plastic fell from the suction cup area. These turned out to be the little plastic teeth mentioned above. They all just completely sheered off. So now the suction does not work at all.I ended up throwing this away and purchasing this one instead:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001G7PIDA/ref=oss_productThis is a much better product. I have not had a single problem with it. I would highly recommend spending the few extra dollars and purchasing this much better quality mount.


i bought my Daughter BEATS by dr rip off

i had to take out a 2nd mortgage but it made her happy. I cant afford another mortgage so my son had to settle for these.  I put them both on, and the sound is easily comparable... quality on these seems a bit better,I'm going to make me some stickers and call these BEETS by dr dad


Great deal and solid funtionality

To be honest, a great value for the money! I like the pen/stylus combo. Would order again and looking for refills now.


it works

buttons to cheesie touch screen doesnt work very well no android system..good sim card phone tho..gave it to mom shes happy does what she needs text and talks.looks nice..


Counterfeit

Product is definitely a counterfeit.  Mine did NOT come with a charging cable or any Samsung stickers or holograms.  The lettering is off on the word samsung. Really disappointed in Amazon.


Price

Sounds like a really good Phone, but can't uderstand why as a loyal LONG TERM customer (15+ for verizon---10+ Amazon) I have to pay more than a new customer.


BEST PHONE EVER!

My brother got this phone for me from cingular. ive had many phones, but compared to this one they all STINK! The antenna is alot cooler than an ugly pull up one, and there are two screens, one on the inside and one on the outside. you can even customise you phone with pop off frames, witch is really cool. this phone can do EVERYTHING that any other phone can do and MORE! There just isnt that EDGE thing or whatever that is, but that doesnt matter. It has Light FX on the outside, and it can play MP3. The keys light up blue, and it is the best. if you want to have a phone that looks cool, and can do it all, GET IT!


Shipping and Customer Service

I wrote a negative review on here once already and it seems to have disappeared. As an avid Amazon shopper I feel it is my duty to keep others informed of products and companies.  I ordered a skin as a gift.  I placed the order on the 5th, and paid for the standard 3-5 business days shipping.  I received my order on the 17th. I filed a complaint with the company and asked for a refund on my shipping since I did not get what I paid for.  I quickly received an e-mail back saying they were aware of the situation and offered me a reimbursement for my shipping as well as a discount due to inconvenience.  They also asked that I edit my negative review.  Several days later I received another email again asking if I would remove my negative review, but at that point I had not received my reimbursement.  Eventually I did, which is why I am here (apparently now re-)writing my review.The product didn't fit the phone exactly right but it got the job done.  The bumper didn't fit with the skin, so sometimes when you hold the phone just right, the bumper peels the skin off.  Also the paint on the bumper was chipped in one corner.  The package was very damaged, which I assume why the paint was chipped.  Due to the fact they knew they were having a problem with USPS and still chose to use them rather then someone like UPS or another means is sort of lost on me, especially because my package was damaged.At the end of the day this is what you will get: A mediocre product, which will come a week later then it should have, and it most likely will be damaged.


Very pretty until crystals fell out :(

Just exactly what the photo showed, except some of the smaller crystals began to fall out after a week or so.  Thankfully the larger ones have remained, and it is still fairly pretty.


For the price, excellent phone  *** If you want 5GB Data, read-***

UPDATE AFTER 5 DAYS.  I have to update my rating of this phone to 5 stars.  While it is not a cutting edge $600 (unsubsidized) phone, it is a great phone. Yes, there is some bloatware on it and I really like a larger screen, but it is a solid phone with much to commend it. This is a great little phone. Worthy of 5 stars, even if there are a few annoyances.  Considering the price, and the great promo plan price through T-Mobile (5GB Data, Unlimited Text, and 100 minutes talk is the one I use). More on that below.I say "little" because, for me, it is little.  I used to have the HTC EVO with the 4.3 screen.  I was considering going to a Razr with that 4.6 screen... but went with this because I already have a 7 inch tablet... I really don't need a phone almost as big. Still, this has a larger screen than an iPhone. And it is quite capable as an Android phone.Others have excellent reviews of this phone, so I will look at the plan itself:*************************************************************5GB of DATA and Unlimited Text and 100 Minutes of Talk for Thirty Dollars????Since the online world is a buzz about THIS PHONE and specifically about the T-Mobile's 4GMonthly Plan, let me share my experience with getting on this plan when buying through Amazon:First of all, the date is 1-8-2012 and there is a rather extraordinary cell phone plan being offered by T-Mobile and Wally World...buy one of 2 or 3 data smart phones (such as this one) and get a $30 monthly (no contract) plan that includes 5GB internet data (a whole lot, you won't likely run out)at 4G speed, unlimited data at slower speeds after that (if you do run out), unlimited text messaging and video messaging, and 100 minutes of talk time... all for $30 a month. Now, understand, that low talk time is a killer for many users... some are using an application to talk via the data plan for some of their calling to help that. But if you go over the limit, it is only ten cent a minute after that. There you have it; that is the special Wally and TMobile offer as of now. Many of the Wally Mart stores are sold out of these phones and plans for the clamor for it.  But the online community *(and TMobile) was unsure if purchasing this phone from other places would allow someone to get this same deal (instead of exclusively from Wally World). It is to this issue which I now write... if uninterested, skip to the end of review. ***Even though I called before hand to T-mobile to make sure I could get this "Wally Plan" (5GB/$30), upon trying to go online and activate I found out that the phones purchased from Amazon did not qualify.  Through very many call backs, I eventually succeeded in getting this plan. However, I discovered afterwards that I didn't need to go through this time and effort.  Rather, if you buy the phone from a place different from Wally World or T-mobile, you can simply call T-Mobile and order a $7 SIM card from them...then you will qualify for this special plan.  Obviously, verify this for yourself first.Of course, you may not even want this plan.  Therefore, judge for yourself what plan you need. The phone (if you understand what you are getting), is a great phone!Gingerbread Android, 3.7" sharp, clear, multitouch screen, Android App Store, T-Mobile extras, MicoSD card slot, Bluetooth 3.0, 1 GHz processor, Wi-Fi networking plus Wi-Fi Calling capabilities, 3 MP camera/camcorder; video chats via front camera; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion; HTML web browser with Flash 10.1; Charger and Data Cable, Cases available starting at 1Cents on Amazon, High Def 720, Better audio than my EVO, and on and on. Now, if you try to compare this (now) midlin' list of attributes to the Motorola Razr or the Galaxy Nexus, well, you are going to dislike this phone. But, this phone will satisfy those who understand what they are getting... in fact, they may jump for joy that they have a non-contract phone of this quality.***I am thrilled that I have a very nice (even though I would prefer larger screen and an LTE network to run it on) phone and a great "4G-ish" data plan at such a price. This phone is very light and the smaller form factor makes it very portable.I have not tried the GrooveIP app yet (to go along with GoogleVoice (aimed at increasing talk minutes by using VOIP calling), I will update if I find a good alternative.  So you know, the Wifi calling feature that comes on the phone works, but also uses your minutes. Just installing Google Voice will use your talk minutes too. Not sure why that is, yet...but will update if I find a workable combination.Good phone made great by virtue of the price/performance metric!And hey!  I don't have a contract!!!! :)  A great deal indeed!


worked for a month then died

After about a month of use, this item stopped working altogether.  It would no longer charge when plugged into the wall.  Do not buy it unless you want to have to buy a new one in less than a month.


in love

I love this phone completely. I honestly can't find any glitches, it automatically informed me of the update when I connected to my WiFi. The display is amazing, the touch screen is flawless. This phone is amazing. The camera, yes 8 MP. I mean I did expect a little more for the cam, but its nothing that's holding me back from enjoying the phone. It's pretty user friendly and simple to learn, well I am kinda tech-savvy so that could explain my getting along with the phone so well. I did find that my first all was a bit low, no matter how much volume I added, but my 2nd call made up for that. The battery life I must say isn't worth applauding, but that is something I was aware of, but pretty much that's the only flaw.


Very good and reliable phone!

This phone is SO awesome! It has very good call quality, actually superior call quality! Even with lots of people talking and with the windows down all the way lol! It comes with android 2.2 installed which is fast-ish. Camera is really good enough thou it doesnt have a flash!


Disappointing

Price was great, but I guess you get what you pay for. This charger is supposed to charge your Droid battery by either inserting the battery in the cradle or by using your USB cable connected to your phone. The label on the charger states that the cradle will charge at 4.2Vdc and 300ma. The USB output is rated at 5.2Vdc and 500ma. Given these stated specifications either charging method should be sufficient to charge the 3.7Vdc DROID battery. Given these ratings the desktop charger should fully charge a 1500maH battery in the cradle within 5 hours. However, I have found that after charging all night (8-10hours) the battery is not fully charged (charged to about 90%), even though the charging light has changed from red (charging) to blue (charged). A quick voltage measurement at the cradle terminals found only 3.8Vdc (unloaded), not the specified 4.2Vdc. I purchased two of these chargers and both perform in the same manner with new Motorola batteries. I do not recommend this product.


Trackless Tracfone

Well, LG arrived quickly enough, however trying to get the phone activated...RIDICULOUS...on/off, on/off, take out sim, on/off, on/off...transfer call, transfer call...Result...a NEW SIM card needs to be sent for the BRAND NEW Phone...not a good experience!!!


Great for the price, but here's some advice...

I purchased this screen protector for my Samsung SGH-a177 along with a silicone sleeve bundle package (see my review for that item).  The screen protector is perfectly cut to match my phone and, for the price, is quite a good purchase.  However, here are some tips that should help because it is pretty unforgiving in its application.First of all, do not use the microfiber cloth they provide if you have a better one.  Personally, I was surprised that it was included in the first place, so kudos for the company providing it and it is definitely worth using instead of a paper towel, tissue, or even your cotton shirt to wipe your phone screen prior to application.  I actually used the supplied cloth first, but when I used my own microfiber cloth right after, there was a difference.Secondly, you might want to use tweezers when handling the guard to prevent fingerprints.  I used the very tips of my fingers, but the glue-side still revealed prints near the edges.  Also, burnish the smooth side of the guard by using the edge of a credit card to help minimize the formation of tiny air bubbles.  Make sure you do a "practice run" before application because there are no illustrations to indicate the top or bottom of the screen guard.It would have helped if the sticky side had its protective "mask" (can't think of a better description) cut in half, much like a band-aid, to help prevent fingerprints, air bubbles, and as mentioned from another reviewer, placement errors.All said, the screen guard still looks great, does its job, is barely noticeable (um, except for those prints I left at the edge).  You definitely will not find it less expensive (we're talking around $10 at retail stores) and the shipping process was within a week so it was well worth the wait.


If you plan on using these for workouts:  READ THIS FIRST!

Let me start by saying that I really like these headphones.  Great battery life and good Bluetooth integration.  BUT,  this is the second pair I have owned in the last year.  The first pair were the previous model.  They failed after about 6 months using of using them on my daily runs.  I figured I would give them a second try and hope that the upgraded model would be improved.  I am disappointed,  the new ones failed in 2 months.I believe that they are unable to stand up to the sweat from working out.  That's my theory anyway.  I'm guessing the environmental sealing of the buttons is not sufficient for a guy that sweats heavily like myself.  I would caution anyone to consider this before purchasing.  I was really hoping that the second time around they would have improved because I love everything else about these headphones and have even recommended them to friends.  I don't know which ones to try next, but I can't see spending another 50 bucks on these for a third try....I wonder if they have a warranty?


VERY GOOD, I CAN USE IN ALL LATIN AMERICA

IT'S VERY CHEAP AND I USE MY CELLPHONE IN PANAMÁ AND COSTA RICA WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM. THE PHONE HAVE A GOOD CAMERA WITH RESOLUTIÓN ACCEPTABLE, GOOD.


Sounds terrible.

Worst sounding headphones I have ever heard. I didn't know a pair could even sound this bad. Can hardly understand callers, music is a definite "NO NO". Everything is incomprehensible.


More than I expected, worth every penny

I have and use Pogo sketch, Targus, Griffin, a couple of generics and a Boxwave. I LOVE the boxwave and like the pogo for different things. I got this alupen to be able to talk about it and be able to know about as many of these things as I could. I figured being the rubber tipped style I could not go wrong. I was MORE than surprised by how much better this thing works. I don't know why and I don't care why. Even though it has the same tip as the griffin, targus and boxwave, it just IS more sensitive and works easier. I love this darn thing so much I'm getting more colors. EFFORTLESS on an iPad and while the apps for drawing on a Xoom suck, it even makes them feel better than they did with the other instruments. This pen is how a stylus should work.Personal opinion on this is obviously subjective so note that this is as thick as a AA battery, 4 3/4 inches long (about as long as 2 and a half AA batteries on end.It feels great in my hand and my girlfriend who has small hands says it feels more natural to her as well. It feels "significant".It is not heavy as the descriptions may lead you to believe, heavy enough, but there's no "weight" to it that would seem cumbersome or hard to use. It feels as heavy as 2 AA batteries. (I know, I'm beating the battery thing to death).Its so easy to use that "effortless" is all I keep coming up with when trying to define it. I have thus far used it to sketch, draw and write notes on Penultimate, Noteshelf, Draw!, Sketchbook Pro, , UPad and HW Mail. Results consistent.I have NOT used it on a phone and it's probably too big for that anyway. This is a tablet device all the way, but that could be different for some people.


These did not work at all with my I-phone.

I was looking for something that my husband could use to use my phone. I was told about these and thought, finally something he can use instead of his huge fingers. I was excited to give them a try. THEY DID NOT EVEN WORK ON MY I-PHONE. Not one number or letter could it even hit. I would not suggest anyone waste their money or time when looking to use this with an I-phone.


Great for awhile

I bought this at a store in Dallas while on vacation.  It was great for travel - didn't take up much room and you could charge 4 devices at once.  Really great since there always seems to be a shortage of available outlets in hotel rooms.  Unfortunately, it works very sporadically.  You really have to pay attention to whether your device is charging or not.  The folding blades don't always lock in place so sometimes when you plug it in, it collapses.  Not fun when you're reaching behind some piece of furniture in a hotel room trying to plug it in by touch!  When I first got it, I thought it was the greatest thing on earth.  Since then, I've found another brand that is sturdier and more reliable.


Not what's on the picture

This is not the product that is shown. It doesn't fit over any of the holes. It's doesn't even fit the the entire s3 screen. I'd love to leave a good review but thesis nog what I expected nor thought I was purchasing.


what? why did you rise the price?

it was 399dolars now almost 600? r u crazy? what happened? it's crazy almost 200$ in a day.. i was going to purchase but now ....


Warning: Do not purchase from Amazon yet!

There are three revisions of this phone. Two of them are broken. Amazon has failed to provide any information on which one they sell. Customer Service is no help, since all they know is what we all see on the product page. If you purchase this phone now, you may get one of the broken revisions. More specifically the working model has firmware version 1.3. The other revisions have major problems.


Awesome product

I really do love this handset.  I love how it allows me to have my cell phone ring in different places throughout the house.  I love how easily it syncs with my iphone.  The one problem I have with it is battery life.  Seems like I have to charge this thing every night, just like my phone, so that it'll have a charge all day the next day.  The built in ringer on the phone is really handy.  This handset would be a perfect gift for anyone looking for a way to help the older generation use a cell phone.  My grandmother uses mine whenever she gets the chance, because it's familiar to her.


Love it

The case arrived quickly.  Works great to protect my Ipod.  Bought the blue one to give to a sibling.  This double case really does protect the Ipod.  Have dropped mine several times with no harm to the Ipod.  Well worth the money.


This is one great thing !

Surprisingly at this price, I cannot be happier.After a little over a year, my iPhone 4S started draining too quickly, even without using it. So I decided to upgrade my battery than my phone. I ordered this after reading reviews and I am happy now. The package came with all I need and it took only 10 minutes to swap and boom.Now, with new case and protective film along with new battery, my phone seems like a new one. The replacement was very easy and quick. I ordered another one for later use. I strongly recommend this. One last thing, I have a black iPhone 4S with AT&T; in 16GB


It's about what I expected, just OK

I kind of figured for $29 for all this that the items would not be all that great in quality and I got what I expected. The car mount is very poor quality and probably won't hold up from much use. I'm going to order something else. It doesn't allow for landscape mounting at all but does have an adapter for vent mounting that I wouldn't trust to hold my expensive phone. The chargers and cables seem to be OK but the scratch cover doesn't even fit the Droid Incredible. It's square and doesn't even cover the length of the screen. 3 out of 5 stars is a generous rating to be honest.


Garbage (Samsung Galaxy S2)

Searching for a case for my Galaxy S2 this product came up appearing to be good quality and advertised as made specifically to fit the GS2.  Not the case (no pun intended) at all!  I tried and tried and tried to finagle my phone into this thing, but to no avail.  It simply doesn't work for or fit the Galaxy SII despite what the product title says.


Excellent!

My assistant purchased this for her use, and she loves it! It allows her to move throughout the office area (to the copier/fax, etc) and between her office and mine w/o interruption.  It also provides her the ability to type while on the phone w/o the discomfort of holding a receiver by tilting her head.  She did say that the ear piece was a bit uncomfortable and took some time to get used to, but overall it has been an excellent purchase!