Joined on 07/29/03
Most Bang for the Buck
Pros: Unit works. It heats, cools and the best part is it has intake and exhaust. That way you can hook up both hoses to the outside or you can leave the intake open in the room to exhaust smoke, dust, etc out of the room. I am using the unit in an upstairs office that either freezes in the winter or gets up to 100 degrees in the summer. This unit will do just fine.
Cons: The Auto Temp control doesn't work. The intake and exhaust run all the time but the temperature and humidity isn't regulated. I called tech support and they said the unit has to have at least 10 inches clearance all the way around. I use the unit in an up stairs 8 foot by 12 foot office and there is no way I can get 10 inch clearance. Best I can do is 7 or 8 inches. Either way the unit was purchased to heat and cool the room the room and I'll just run it manually.
Overall Review: Best bang for the Buck. This was the least expensive, least negative review product with more functionality than higher cost units.
Died After 6 months
Pros: Quiet, fast
Cons: Failed after 6 months with bad sectors
Overall Review: Started getting bad sectors after 6 months. Went to Samsung website and received an RMA to replace defective drive. Process was easy. I own 3 of these drives. One when bad so thats a 33% failure rate as far as I'm concerned. I wonder if Samsung actually does a real quality control burn in for these drives.
Fast Shipment!
Pros: Easy to Install
Cons: None
Overall Review: Bought the CyberPower Intelligent LCD UPS CP1350AVRLCD 1350 VA 810 Watts 8 Outlets UPS in 2011. Batteries died 5 days ago. Ordered replacement batteries and shipment arrived within two days. Replaced batteries and and UPS is up, running and doing it's job again.
Works Good and Can Power Off to Save Energy
Pros: Picks up all the stations in my area with no problems. Easy to use.
Cons: Only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 eggs is you have to be within 8 or 10 feet to use the remote control.
Overall Review: Beats getting ripped off by the over priced bundled packages offered by Comcast.
Works Like A Charm!
Pros: It's just plug and play. If there is a broadcast in your area it will pick it up.
Cons: None
Overall Review: I researched this inexpensive unit and found it does just as good a job as the more expensive brands so I decided to order it. It took me 5 minutes to plug it in and it's all the reviewers said it was. A great Antenna at a low price.
Less Expensive and Just as Good
Pros: Low Price, Clarity is great and it works perfect with no lag in dialing etc....
Cons: Non so far
Overall Review: I had Vonage for years and didn't realize Vonage had a usage limit of 3,000 minutes per month. That is the same limit of 3,000 minutes for NetTalk. I was paying $35 a month for that Vonage. Then I switched to Century Link because it was less expensive with a bundled internet package but the line quality of Century Link was really bad. I had techs come out and check the phone lines twice. Finally I decided to take a chance on NetTalk. I installed it in about 5 or 10 minutes. Worked perfect the first time and clarity of voice is better better than Vonage and Light Years better than Century Link. Last.... I called Century link to drop my phone line... They tried to give me some good pricing but I said no. Then they said "Well, we want you to keep your DSL line so instead of charging you $50 per month we are only going to charge you $24.95 per month! They gave me an offer I couldn't refuse!