Crog48

Pros:

Firstly it looks like the real thing when you get the box. Took me a while until I noticed the alternate spellings on the packaging!
Once synced up, which simply requires holding the power button until a few seconds after the power light flashes 3 times, everything worked straight away. Sound is fantastic quality which you expect from bluetooth and its digital. It is also very comfortable to wear. Range is also much better than I had expected and have only had minor issues.

Cons:

Ear buds can be knocked off if not put on properly. The build looks very good but there are some areas where you can see the glue holding it together

Other Thoughts:

Make sure you read the manual including the button and light information at the back before you try and use the thing, makes things a breeze.
On windows 7 select the 'Stereo Audio' instead of the 'Hands-free' device or you get terrible sound.

Bottomline:

If you want wireless then you can't go wrong with these headphones.

Pros:

No need for an external power adapter and can connect 4 low power devices. As this hub shares the power between all the ports its best to use it for things that run of the mains such as printers or scanners as they don't draw much current from the USB. i.e a device will not work when there is too much current being drawn from the ports.

Cons:

If you connect something that requires a large current such as an iPod the other devices will often become unusable or you won't be able to charge. Get a powered hub if you want 4 port charging.

Other Thoughts:

The USB version is confusing, it says 2.0 on the package but windows Vista says its not high speed. Also data transfers to an external drive are much slower which validates this.

Bottomline:

Fantastic and flexible for adding extra ports to a system so if your out of ports you can put your mouse, keyborad, printer, and scanner on this and you suddenly have 3 more ports :)

Pros:

Is a pretty good phone for the price and definitely worth it. Very reasonable battery life and you get two which is great. Also the p168+ i received is Quad-band.

Cons:

Does not support Java as the specification says and only comes with one basic game.
Also the camera is VGA 640x480 even though it supports up scaling to higher resolutions. If you want a photo quality camera phone this is not for you.
Writing texts is hard to do without the stylus.

Other Thoughts:

No spare stylus if you lose yours but it stays well in the battery cover so should not be a worry.

Bottomline:

Good phone but texting with the touch screen and no T9 (Dictionary) support are let downs.

Pros:

Has all the plug adapters you will ever need and no need to buy any more. The flat two pronged plug can even be twisted for countries where they aren't parallel. Build seems pretty ok to me, not sure about the surge protection at the moment as have not tested that.

Cons:

This doesn't have voltage convector though so check the device your plunging into it first if your going to a county with different power ratings.

Other Thoughts:

Other people have said this is a bit large, I think it was surprisingly compact for what it does and come in a very neat travel bag.

Bottomline:

All your traveling needs

Pros:

Contains a Lithium battery so once its charged it should stay charged for a short while. Capacity seems good and charges well in direct sunlight. Checked the output and supplies a very constant 5.45 volts which is perfect for charging any USB powered devices and is extremely useful on a sunny holiday abroad for charging your phone or iPods.

Cons:

As with all solar panels you need a proper amount of sunlight to get a charge. Works pretty well when there is the sun through. The Charge LEDs are confusing when using the solar charging as there is no light to indicate a full charge ans the green light stays on.

Bottomline:

Get this if you need a power backup and you don't have access to a power point or just want to be green and use renewable energies :)

Pros:

Does what its supposed to do
- Fairly sturdy build quality
- Mine came in a nice black plastic

Cons:

- If you have front audio this stand has issues as will block the audio jacks.
- Rotating stand is pointless/doesn't do much
- Quite small but that doesn't matter really

Other Thoughts:

The angle could be a bit larger as it only goes from 10 to 16 degrees. This is fine if you need to type with it but if your using a stand to bring the monitor up to an ergonomic height and you have a keyboard, this isn't the best choice :(

Bottomline:

It does the job

Pros:

Comes with cushion spacers if you have a longer zoom lenses. Fantastic build quality in the casing and seal seems pretty secure. Also includes anti-fog fluid so you don't get a steamy lens in colder water.

Cons:

The cushion spacer make it a bit tight with my camera. Neck strap looks a bit cheap but does the job. Awkward to press the power button on my Casio exlim (Very small and indented on these), luckily you can change the play button to the power button on this model

Other Thoughts:

Would have been nice if the camera model guide was on here before you buy. Will add a topic below for models the manual lists for this camera.

Bottomline:

Great buy if you need a waterproof housing for most cameras this size.