Country: 37.58.78.128, Europe, NL

City: 4.9167 North Holland, Netherlands

I bought the stubby antenna to replace the factory antenna on my 2013 Shelby GT500. While the description boasts no loss in signal, I have found that the radio signal is significantly poorer than with the factory antenna. So in summary, this piece looks cool...but does not perform. I'd avoid it unless you live within city limits.

These supposedly brilliant authors don't seem to realize that preparing for a standardized test is never going to be fun for us (maybe bc it's so much fun for them). Instead of just giving you the essentials, this book spends way too many pages trying (and failing) to entertain you with middle school humor. For me, it just made the whole process even more painful. Honestly, I question a lot of the positive reviews on here. Are we talking about the same book? Take my advice: don't waste your time on this one!

It took a couple of weeks before the toxic stink to calm down, but after that it was fine. My main beef is that this isn't durable. The surface is peeling from the back around all the edges - the edges which are also starting to fray a bit.

I wanted to love this device so much. I backed it on Kickstarter and waited oh so patiently through delay after delay. The first one I received was completely bricked, it never connected, and they sent me another one within a week. I wasn't happy about it, but I chalked it up to the volume of problems I'm sure they had at initial shipping. When I finally got it, it worked OK for a little while, though I found it far slower than any other device of comparable power. I went back to my Airport Extreme, my C9, and my Nighthawk to see if it was Comcast instead of the Almond+. After months and months of trying to work with this thing, it has just gone to crap. I'm finally going back to another one of my cheaper and better routers permanently and selling the Almond+. From dropping 5Ghz, to failing to find and connect with Nest, WeMo, LG and Samsung TVs, and rarely actually connecting to my iPhones, it's just time to throw this thing out and consider myself duped by the lure of Kickstarter electronics yet again. DO NOT BUY this thing, it is in NO WAY worth the price or the hassle.

Overall, these are the best set of Bluetooth headphones I have used. I have used several wireless headphones.during the past few days in search of the perfect pair, and these headphones certainly achieve the best value for its price point. They are so light that you almost don?t notice them, which coupled with the fit enables them to be an ideal product to workout in.

Assembly was a pain. Sole chose to go with a manual that adhered to the sort of style they had back in WWII, with one explosion diagram having all the parts numbered, and a separate diagram showing each screw and washer with their associated part number. Then the assembly text consists of stuff like:

Another product that is useless. I have used these several times because they were given to me by a girl who got out of the business of selling them. Like ANYTHING that you spend money on, relax with for a little while, your skin is going to feel and look rested the same as when you get a facial. It brightens your skin for a while and you think you see a difference, until the next morning...money down the drain. These things are totally too expensive..in the long run, more than a professional office can give you.