Pros: I like how some of the reviews complain about the lack of bass or the less-than crystal clear audio at full blast. They're $12 speakers, what were you expecting? For $12 they can fill a relatively large room with sound while maintaining above average quality. There is no bass, but the quality of the audio from quiet to med high range is solid. They are a perfect, cheap option for my bedroom desktop. They also look pretty sleek too.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you're looking for cheap speakers that get the job done for casual browsing / radio music, this is about as economical as it gets.

Pros: Price, low volume sound quality

Cons: Well, I used these a grand total of four times before they broke. First and foremost, they are extremely tiny and if you are using these on the go they WILL NOT stayed positioned steadily in your ear. Also, the volume overall is relatively quiet. On my Iphone 5 I was using these to job, and the left earbud blew from just having the volume turned up.

Overall Review: Unless you're stationary, and using a laptop and don't need loud audio, stay away from these. The only reason it received 2 eggs is because the price point was fair, and the quality at lower db was solid.

Pros: -Affordable -Durable -Comfortable -Sharp Noise, Decent bass This will be the second one I've owned. The first SteelSeries Siberia lasted me almost 3 years. I'm only a month into this one, but have no reason to think it won't last as long. For $34, this is a great deal.

Cons: Only con is that it took 2.5 weeks to get to me, but I knew that going in with it shipping from Asia.

Pros: The case is stylish. I've gotten compliments on it. The case isn't cumbersome -- it's sleek and thin and doesn't add unneeded bulk. The rubber backing makes gripping the phone much easier. It also is fairly protective for what it is. At ~$20 it is a good value buy

Cons: My main complaint is that there isn't an abundance of protection to the front of the phone. The case hardly extends beyond the screen, so I could see dropping the phone face-down causing issues. Also, the case doesn't give you much room for the head-jack port. For example, the aux cord in my car does not fit into this case. Lastly, the lock/volume buttons work but you do have to press fairly firmly for them to respond. It doesn't bother me, but I could see some not liking that.

Overall Review: I have only owned the case for about 2 weeks, so take that for what it is.

Pros: +Small, sleek, stylish +Does what it's suppose to do

Cons: -I notice, if you're streaming from your smart phone, only the A2 socket will continually to positively charge the phone.

Pros: +Extremely Protective +Looks Slick +For case size, not excessively bulky +Plenty of room for ports/plug-ins +Great price, got it on cell for ~$15

Cons: I have nothing bad to say, I know it's a bit bulky for some people's taste, but it has 3 layers -- what do you expect people?