Informative, well written and I just love the paper its printed on. A well put together book and I will purchase more in the series later on.

As a long time hero2 user, I was looking forward to getting the hero3 to supplement my existing hardware. I read the reviews, knew it had some issues, but didn't think it was anything that I couldn't deal with. Unfortunately after purchase, I found out otherwise.

These just don't work for me. I'm not squeamish about this stuff and I know my own body, and I found these to be much too large for me. The rear of the ring usually won't push back far enough for me to get the front up behind my pubic bone. When I do manage to get it up in there, it slips out within 15 minutes - and not before setting off terrible cramps. At least I've had no problem getting it out; it's already sticking halfway out before I even sit down to make the attempt.

Microsoft has discontinued its Streets and Trips program, so DeLorme is now pretty much the only game in town. In terms of user friendliness Street Atlas falls far short of the Microsoft product. It's not just a matter of familiarity. For several years I ran both Street Atlas and Streets and Trips, but adopted Streets and Trips as the only map program I used. Now you and I won't have much choice.

This thing is a beast! It can charge my phone up to six times consecutively without needing to be charged itself. Wonderful!

A very good and well compiled bluray with tons of unexpected extras. Extras include a prime 9 list of Tony La Russa moments, complete NLCS Game 5, the World Series parade and more. All in one disc is 4+ hours of footage. If you can, purchase the bluray version of this awesome product.