I love the smell of cable
this cable smelled lovely and the smooth jacket was an inspiration but the price, oh the price was to die for.

Cable
I have always had good service and good mail time through Amazon. I needed this cable and they had it. thanks

It's Good-
There's nothing I could really say about this product, but I works as it's suppose to. I'd recommend it to anyone out there that needs an extension for their USB.

Works properly
This cable works. Period. Haven't had it long, but big surprise . . . chances are, whatever you pay on amazon will be a lot less than your local retailer.

Didn't work for me
Bought 4 of these to get the free shipping. Could not get them to work with web cameras.Tried two different cameras and two different cables with no success.Do not buy these if you intend to hook up a camera to them.I haven't tried any other usb device yet.Good luck.

Bad Phone
Don't buy this phone. We got two of them not quite a year ago and one is almost rendered useless because the caller id/directory button (which is the main square button in the middle of the phone that also controls the ringer/volumn loudness) no longer works. And it's not like we abuse the phone. I even took it apart and cleaned all the contacts thinking maybe hand lotion or something got in there--nope, just cheap quality.

Replacement batteries too expensive
I have owned this phone with two extra handsets for about 1.5 years and all the phones will no longer hold a charge for more than a few hours in standby. Replacement batteries run each, for three. That is as much as I paid for the group. The phone worked fine when the batteries were good, but this is too much to pay for only one year of usage.

Uniden Accessory handset
This is just what I hoped it would be. Clear voice, easy to use and very convenient to place in different rooms.

Uniden DECT extra handset
Excellent, inexpensive, and works as advertised. A little difficulty in "pairing" the handset to base, but eventually it worked.

Excellent phones
I purchased 3 satellite phones with the main Uniden system and everything works really well. We are pleased with the overall design and operation of the phones. If you need several satellite phones, this is a great system.

Genius Mousepen 8 x 6
I purchased this item as an xmas 2008 present for myself. I have been long curious about graphic tablets and decided, after reading the reviews, was not too much to risk.

The tablet worked perfectly out of the box. Vista requires no drivers to load for basic mousepen operation. Vista recognizes the device as a tablet and even brings up a "Tablet PC Input Panel" for other uses of the tablet. I have NOT loaded the CD software, so I cannot comment on what it contains. There were no problems with dead batteries as I read in a few other reviews. Yes, the battery holding mechanism within the pen does look a bit cheesy, but works fine. The wireless mouse included is actually a delight to use, but I can't see using it that often since I primarily use a laptop with integral touchpad.

I have drawn in several paint programs and have been quite delighted in how smoothly this works in comparison to a mouse or touch pad. I believe it was (with shipping) well spent.

The only drawbacks I can see is that there appear to be no replacement tips for the pen (having GOOGLEd this query)....but did find a place that sold replacement pens for . I have NO idea how long the tip will last, but I'm guessing probably (for most of us) it's not a worry.

I give the tablet/pen/mouse 4 stars. I'm satisfied with it.

Bang for the Buck !
I received the Genius 6 x 8 tablet for Christmas ( which I begged my wife for lol ) I have a lot of inking projects that I'm committed to and also for my art in general . I have previously owned a lower-end Wacom tablet and right now I own a PC with 256mb of RAM!( which I dearly ,dearly thank the LORD for ) Now that being said here's the skinny :
Physically the plastic doesn't feel as thick as the Wacom graphite or as I imagine the bamboo (but its still very good ) but nice and large working space . The included software also allows you to customize the size of your working area within the 6 x 8 of the pad . On the tablet you have 29 "hot cells" which have preset shortcuts or you can customize them to your liking ( cool beans ! )
Now how it actually works :
It does some getting used to but I was very pleasantly surprised how well it works for the price!I haven't used a tablet for many years but after a few days of constant use I started to get the hang of the pen and how I should hold it . I used it in Photoshop CS 3 and Paint Shop Pro X2 and I found for what ever reason whether it was my skill or the lack thereof with the pen ( lol ) that the pen worked better in PS right of the bat than in PSP X2 . But after a few days whether I was getting the hang of it or what , I found the lines improved in PSP X2 . Now for those that are like myself , advanced in using pen and ink but beginners in tablet use I also suggest getting Manga Pro debut or EX and here's why : the Manga studio programs self corrects your lines if their shaky ! Go on to YouTube and check out for yourself the video tutorials owners have posted .
I really really am happy with the tablet and recommend it to anyone above the Wacom "inexpensive " tablets . As an artist on a budget you really can't wrong .

Peace

Not completely satisified!
The Genius MousePen 8x6 Inch Graphic Tablet worked fine for what I purchased it for, which was mainly for using the pen with the tablet. However the mouse, which also came with it, has a tendency to migrate north on the screen and of its own volition making its use difficult. It doesn't do it one-hundred percent of the time but often enough to be extremely irritating. I'm sure its also an additional battery drain since it moves when I'm not using it and I have to make sure its not physically in contact with the tablet when not in use if the computer's on. Also, the middle mouse button didn't work. I wouldn't recommend it and would have returned it if I hadn't thrown the box away.

Worked great for four hours...
My daughter absolutely loved this tablet for the four hours that it actually worked. It did everything it was advertised to do during that brief time. It suddenly just stopped being recognized by Windows ("USB Device Malfunction"). I went on-line to find a fix, and found more than a few other examples of users having the identical problem. No apparent fix. So I'm bundling this POS up and shipping it back to Amazon. There's an old saying: " You get what you pay for...then later on you have to pay for what you got".

Not impressed.
This tablet would be good for a young person or a first time tablet user. My worst problem with the tablet is after my computer's screensaver activates you have to unplug the usb once you've awoke the computer. The drawing area isn't ideal because of the material used. It's not a smooth surface, more like fine sandpaper so drawing straight lines isn't really possible.

Did not receive Canon-brand toner
I'm not sure what Amazon is shipping since there is no manufacturer listed on the cartridge package itself, but what I received when I ordered this specific item is not a genuine Canon-brand cartridge. The generic packaging lists "Laser Toner Cartridge," gives a part number of ST-104 (there is no such part number on the Canon Web site), and says it's "compatible for: Canon ImageCLASS 4120/4122/4150" and two other products. In small print, it states, "All brands and trademarks are the properties of their respective holders and referred are referred to for descriptive purposes only." (Yes, it actually has the words duplicated.)

I've returned this to Amazon.

I wonder if third-party aftermarket cartridges are being substituted for some orders. However, that would be an error since the product description on this page when I ordered said the cartridge is "by Canon" and included a paragraph about why it's important to buy "genuine Canon" products for warranty reasons (which is why I went with what was supposed to be a Canon-brand toner). I've flagged this and asked Amazon to review the product description to make sure it matches the product they are shipping.

If you order this and genuine Canon is important to you for warranty or other performance reasons, verify when it arrives that it's in Canon, not generic third-party, packaging. Reading the reviews here, apparently some orders are, and mine and others aren't.

Bona fide Canon
I don't understand the other reviews questioning whether this is bona fide Canon or not. Amazon confirms it is. The package, inner packages, labels, ads, and the product itself all appear to be bona fide Canon.

Canon 104
So far, this product has met my expectations. It remains to be seen how it will perform over the life of the product.

don't buy non Canon
Having bought a generic cartridge, it lasted a week before making a loud noise, and so no more printing. Don't know why the other user on here said it wasn't a Canon product, this is a official Canon product, they even give details on recycling. Yes, these are expensive, but at least it works for longer than a week.

Agree with others about short print life
I agree with everyone else who has put in a negative word about the lifespan of the Canon 104. I work in a fairly busy office and we just purchased a Canon laser all-in-one a month ago, and when we started noticing having to change the toner every week (!!!!!), I started keeping track of copy/print counts. Even at the lowest density settings, the most we've ever been able to get out of 1 cartridge was 1,300 prints -- a far cry from the advertised 2,000 prints. We are at the point that we will probably return the printer and go with something else. The only reason I gave it an extra star from rock-bottom is the ease of use (hey, if we have to change the cartridge weekly, might as well make it easy to do!).

I love it!
I love my new Garmin nüvi 200W 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator. My husband asked me why would I need it around town? I told him there are places I have not been before and need to get to. I have used it a few times and my husband has used it too. It takes the guessing out of getting to your destination you have not been to before. I would recommend it for anyone to use around their home town and/or for traveling.

ALL YOU NEED
This units is basic but value for dollar it has it all. Why pay more when a year from now all the bells and whisles will cost less. LOVE IT

I love it - highly recommended!
I used to always get lost. I could drive into cities I'd visited for years and manage to get lost. I would call my boyfriend to get me un-stuck and he'd patiently guide me back out to where I should be via my cellphone. Finally, he decided that he would help me help myself. He did a ton of research and decided to get me this Garmin nüvi 200W GPS as a present.

I've been using this for almost a year now and I *adore* it. It has been incredibly helpful on more occasions than I can count. I have all my main locations programmed into it now, and just its "time to arrival" feature is greatly helpful. I love that there's a one-button "take me home" selection. It makes me happy just to press it - to know that my nuvi will safely get me home no matter where I am!

Sure, being able to customize your pointer, your location icons and even the speaking voice are fun. You can put on a nightmarish voice for Halloween, and turn your pointer into a little sportscar. Really though, all of those pale next to its great functionality. You can turn on and off the voice - I prefer it off, my boyfriend prefers it on. If you get mixed up, it doesn't complain. It simply says "recalculating" and in a moment it has a new route for you!

Does it have issues? Sometimes the route it takes is a bit different than one I would take. No problem - I start on my preferred route and it quickly recalculates and knows where I'm going. There's also sometimes that it gets confused about whether you can turn left or right. For example, when I go to a certain destination, I get off the highway and need to turn left. The first time I went there, it told me to turn right - and then it told me to do a u-turn. For some reason it didn't think I could turn left. Every time I went to that location afterwards I had to remember to ignore the GPS after I got off the highway and to turn left even though it said to turn right. I wish there was a way to "train" the unit to go the way I told it to, rather than having to remember this "override" each time.

I love the way it turns black at night, white during the day all on its own, knowing the changing sunset and sunrise times. Its display is quite clear and very easy to read. I haven't had any problems with it getting satellite signals and have used it in a number of locations. I pack my GPS with me when I travel and it's been amazingly helpful in getting me around.

I can't see any reason to get any other unit. Maybe some act as MP3 players - but I already have a MP3 player. This does exactly what I want from a GPS - it gets me to my destination and gets me home again.

Highly recommended!

Nuvi 200w review
Garmin nüvi 200W 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator I bought one of these units 12 months ago after much research. It was the best value for money for a 4.3 inch widescreen at the time. I found it simple to use and didnt even look at the manual for about 3 weeks after receiving it, and I used it every day. It was a Xmas present for a friend I was visiting on the US West coast but it spent the whole time on the windscreen of the vehicle I was driving during the visit. On returning to the East coast this year I found it still to be as good as if not better value for money so I bought one for myself. If you can do without having the actual street names called out, (text to speech) these units are hard to beat. Get the wall charger if you want to walk/cycle with it.

got free upgrade
I want to say that I haven't had a chance to use it yet, because I purchased it as a gift for my wife. However, I did notice that I recieved a free upgrade from what I actually purchased. Also The garmin 250w shipped VERY quickly. I recieved it in less than a week from date of purchase.So far I am pleased with shopping here and as long as the device works well I will return to puchase more refurbs.

voice cuts off
I saw the reveiws on this phone and thats why i got it...but i am not satisfied...alot of times the voice doesnt go through ... even when its charged...i keep on talking and the other party doesnt hear me...and then i can hear them say "hello? hello?" and then i have to hang up and call them again!

and i cant even return it because its over 30 days. im really upset!

Good phone
A good phone with nice functions. A slight echo on one of the handsets but otherwise a good purchase.

Good phone
So far the phone is fine. I had an older version of a panasonic phone for years that started cuting off after about 30 minutes of talk. That and sticking keys prompted the new purchase. The new one is smaller in size, takes up less space and my callers on the other end sound much clearer. I hadn't realize that the latter was a problem as well. The range is good but then I have a small place. I like that you can change the ring tones to identify when it is someone you want to hear from and someone whom you may not want to hear from. I recommend purchasing this phone.

Cordless Phone
I am very happy with this product. The phone works great, I like the phonebook accessory.

Good Enough
The Good: Clear signal through very thick adobe walls (not easy for a phone). Standard AAA NiMH batteries.

The Bad: Handset too small for comfort. No headset jack. Display often hard to read.

Great Handheld
This is the my third handheld gps unit and without a doubt it's the best I have used or seen on the market to date. I primarily use it for recording fishing spots and water-related waypoints. I also use it to download my many other personal POI files. I'm extremely pleased with the unit's overall performance and would highly recommend it to anyone. On the con side, to fully take advantage of the unit's extended features you must purchase additional expensive mapping software. It's fast when acquiring-refreshing, accurate and reliable and integrates nicely with related Garmin Mapsource products.

Great reception, but there are some major flaws.
This was revolutionary 3-4 years ago, but with new handheld devices like the iPhone, etc showing how a handheld interface should work, this begins to feel ancient.
+ Great reception
+ Rugged (get a screen protector)
+ Reliable
- Hard to remove memory card, which makes the next negative even worse.
- For the US Topo Mapsource CD set, you can only can transfer 2026 of the 7000 US map segments per memory card. This means you cannot simply load the entire US (7000 segments) on a memory card. You need 3 512MB memory cards.
- The Mapsource data is OLD. The 2003 Mapsource Topo CD set is missing streets that are 20 years old in southern St Louis. The new 2008 Mapsource DVD is missing streets that are 15 years old. Google/Yahoo/MapQuest find these streets easily. Don't surprised if the forest you are hiking thru leads to an undocumented MegaMall.
- Poor UI for driving directions, etc. This is a hiking boating device, DO NOT buy for exclusive use with your car.
- Searching for POI is very difficult.
- Map Management is TERRIBLE. If you have multiple maps, good luck figuring out how to change the map in use. An example, if you install City Navigator, your topo will disappear bc the City Navigator covers the topo maps. You have to turn off City Navigator, but it's buried deep in the menu system.
- Worst designed bike attachment mechanism ever. It is too small for almost all handlebars. :(

Overall, I love it for hiking, find it occasionally useful for biking (prevening me from getting lost), and dislike it for car use, city exploration. Google Maps on an iPhone or Windows Mobile is much better.

It's perfect

As everyone else here has said, the unit is great.
I just wanted to highlight that it uses
A) standard AA (or NiMH) batteries
B) MicroSD memory
(mine came with a 128 MB card, but for I bought a 2GB)
C) MicroUSB cable

Pretty much anything you will ever need to replace is available everywhere for cheap. It's as if the heavens above smiled on Garmin and the perfect GPS was born.

I even like the turn by turn better than my TomTom.

Great All Around GPS
I originally had a old Magellan Explorist 500 that I used for geocaching and hiking. Unfortunately it just became a little to outdated and I wanted to upgrade to something with the new SirfIII chip. I first purchase a Magellan Triton 400. That was a bad move. Although it was a nice unit the functionality was just not there and the unit lacks a lot of features. I then purchased the 60CSx from Amazon and have been incredibly pleased with the unit. The unit has quick satellite acquisition, good battery life, great accuracy and a very impressive feature set. On top of that the unit is versatile and works well for trail hiking, geocaching and driving so long as you have the required maps. The unit has a very rugged design and has taken quite a few falls and still works great. Negatives are all minor - purchase a screen protector, electronic compass needs constant recalibration and geocaches can't be loaded directly onto the unit via GPX files. All in all a great unit and top of the line if you are going to be geocaching. If you don't want to spend the big bucks on one of the underdeveloped touchscreen models this the tried and true GPS of choice.

Great unit
The Garmin 60Csx unit performs very well. Its reception of satellite signal is outstanding. It even tracks inside buildings. The case package and belt clip is durable. The display is bright and clear both in bright light and darkness with its back light. The user interface menu is a little awkward but navigate able once accustom to. I purchased this unit with Garmin MapSource U.S. Eastern Parks Topographical. I am very happy with this hiking GPS.