Pros: Functionally, does what is claims

Cons: Definitely not 1200 lumens (as expected)

Overall Review: A similar looking unit from HF is more robust, brighter (rated 580 lumens) and is only slightly more expensive. I'll toss these in the car for emergency use along with a spare set of batteries. Won't be buying more

Pros: Performs simple tasks (like heating a pot of water), responsive controls, relatively quiet for an induction cooktop, easy to keep clean, included pot does not 'squeal'. Heats liquids quickly and efficiently.

Cons: Large footprint, confusing power settings, small cooking area (5-6 inches), cheap pot, useless instruction manual (incredibly poor English translation). Silly controls and uneven cycling makes it unsuitable for many cooking tasks.

Overall Review: Included pot is a throw away; belongs in an entry level camping kit. Bottom is uneven by design - slows heating. To access the supposed 11 power levels one must toggle between "Heating" (where power level is displayed in watts) and "Set Temp" where output (not the actual temperature) is displayed in degrees Fahrenheit which is largely meaningless. There are six fixed increments in each mode. On/off cycling occurs at many of the temperature settings but only at the 300W power setting. At 140F/180F/250F settings induction element is off most of the time then comes on full blast for a few seconds scorching anything delicate in pan. Highest setting only produces a modest (not rolling) boil. Power consumed (indirect measure of heat output): Setting (watts): 1500, 1150, 1000, 800, 600, 300 Observed (watts): 1375, 1050, 980, 800, 585 and 600 (50% cycling) Setting (temp): 400, 360, 320, 250, 180, 140 Observed: (watts): 1100, 1000, 900, 700, 600, 600 (variable cycling at lower

Pros: Surprised at the amount of fine particulate extracted from bedding and furnishings. Effective filtration system; none of the crud appeared to exit the unit (no dust on port). Quiet operation; easy to use and clean. Reasonably long cord.

Cons: - relatively low suction; really counting on beater bar to loosen material which then gets drawn to the waste cup - flat surfaces is only; no ability to get into tight spaces when used on furnishings - small UV light source and wimpy heat output (yes, it claims to to have a heater); question the value of these 'features'

Overall Review: Better than expected performance on flat surfaces. Would have never purchased this if not on promotion; now I'm kind of glad I have it. Biggest advantage over a standard vacuum is the head unit will stay clean because it never touches flooring and other dirty surfaces. Still need to use a regular vacuum to get into tight spaces on couches, chairs, etc.

Overall Review: Lots of reviews on WB devices (here, elsewhere); no need to repeat. Generally does what the tin says and a great alternative for general cleaning. Canned still holds the edge for pinpoint use but carries liability of excess condensation if not careful. Check out Rosewill clone (blue varient) for better pricing and additional accessories.

Overall Review: Identical to WOLFBOX MF50 with inclusion of a quality storage/travel bag and a few additional accessories. Lots of reviews on the MF50; see those determined if this device is right for you. Bonus accessories could be beneficial depending on use case. Lower price point then its name brand twin; what's not to like! Note the blue and red models have different accessories; I feel the blue varient is the better value (more nozzles and accessories) but lacks the convenience of magnetically attached nozzle.

Pros: - easy to use; feels good in hand - accurate / repeatable readings - bright, clear display - useful LED light (illuminates valve area)

Cons: - may be a bit large for some

Overall Review: Purchased four; all read within 1/10 psi of each other (30-40 psi range) and align with known accurate (professional) gauge. Easy to hold/use and makes a tight seal with valve. Display holds reading when removed and is viewable from multiple angles. These feel like long term keepers; time will tell.