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I would like to note that the seller/manufacturer have been VERY responsive with my points and have expressed much interest in improving the product based on testing. Also, I used CurrentWidget to measure charge capacity on my phone and a multimeter to measure actual power production. I have owned several battery packs and solar panels, so my experience is based somewhat on a comparison to those, as well as the accuracy of Current Widget, which I'm sure has a margin of error. That said, here's the review.First impressions: I felt like the price is very fair for what is included. It is a lot for the money, and has a lot of potential. However, I felt somewhat underwhelmed with overall performanceBattery PackTesting: The battery pack has provided some mixed results, though thankfully I can finally see a trend. For example, it takes a long time to charge, which I would expect...like 6-7 hours from completely dead to completely charged using an [up to] 2amp charger. So that seems to indicate the full 5,000mAh capacity (my 2,600mAh phone takes about 3 hours to fully charge on the same charger).However, the first time I used it, I was at about 25% on my phone and plugged the full charged battery pack in. I continued to use my phone for the next hour, off and on, while it charged. After about an hour it wasn't charging anymore so I thought maybe I had a bad connection, but the battery pack showed completely dead. My phone is a Galaxy S4, so a 2,600mAh capacity. It was about 75% charged when the battery died. I suppose I used some of the power browsing and such, but that surprised me. However, I fully charged the pack again, then completely charged my dead phone without using it and the pack still indicated about 50% remaining after my phone said it was charged, which is more in line with my expectations. This has been my experience with 2 more full charges, including one where I charged my phone and then my wife charged her phone before the pack ran out.As far as the solar panel on the battery pack, as pointed out in the description it could literally take days to charge it via that, and probably won't be able to ever fully charge it. That's simply a limitation of the technology. But stick it in the sun and the lights do indeed start flashing, indicating it's charging.Areas for improvement: the charge port on the battery pack is mini-USB...everything else I charge is micro-USB. I used the cord included with the pack to charge it, but switching tips back and forth is frustrating enough that I probably wouldn't use it in everyday usage. Would also be nice if the button to check the charge was a little easier to press...as it is now, it is flush with the case so you have to use a pointy object or get a fingernail in there.Large Solar PanelFirst Impressions: When I first opened it, it was a little unnerving that the stitching around the edges was so uneven and sloppy...to the point that in some places it went off the edge and they double-stitched over it to fix it. The panels themselves look just like the ones of my more expensive but almost identical looking unit (Instapark), so that's a good sign. It has one USB port instead of two like the Instapark, but also has the feature of the car battery charger, which my other doesn't have. The mesh pocket IS nice for not overheating devices.Testing: Actual usage has not been as good. The Instapark panel puts out about 650mA of power in full sun, AND has a second charge port (though I have to assume it would halve the charge power). This solar panel put out a similar 500mA in similar conditions through the single USB port, which is close enough for me to consider them competitive. For reference, a good wall charger will put out about 750mA to 1A on average. Also, my phone appears to use about 400-450mA with the screen on and idle, so with the screen on, it would probably only maintain the current charge. I've taken the Instapark backpacking quite a bit and it's worked great.In addition, through the connection for car battery, it produced 16v at around 1A. It seems it actually could do a decent job of maintaining a car battery or running a "car plug" based device. It is VERY handy that it has the cigarette adapter, battery clips, and USB port all as options, something the Instapark does not support.In summary, I give the whole kit 4 stars. The battery is maybe 3 stars, the solar panel is 4, value is a 5. For the money, it's a decent option and you get a lot with it, though the battery could be improved. The pack does seems to measure up to capacity claims (more than I can say for others) and the solar panel puts out decent power for car or car accessory use. For maintaining a car battery, seems like it would work nicely.I look forward to seeing how this company makes improvements, as they seem very eager to increase quality and effectiveness of the product.

This Easter Island planter is so cute! I love it. It makes me smile everytime I look at it. I stuck it in a large planter with my annual flowers growing around it. I did put a brick under the "Head" when my flowers grew so tall and started blocking his face. I also had to trim my flowers around him, as they were growing to tall. I planted some Lobelia in his head, and it looked great. I recommend lots of color around him as he is a dull cement color. Anxious to put him back out in the planter when the warmer weather returns. Considering purchasing another one for a different place in my garden.

I was anticipating twist ties with wire in the center; instead, these are just really thin strips of plastic which don't hold their shape well. In addition, delivery was considerably later than promised. I'm certainly not impressed.

These chairs arrived quickly and fully assembled. I have limited space, so I wanted something that would look nice on my porch area yet be foldable so I can store them away when not in use. The wood is beautiful and they are even comfortable to sit in! My only complaint is that the chairs do not remain in their folded position like a metal folding chair does, so it would be nice to have some kind of locking component. As one other reviewer suggested, I store them either upside down or on their sides, which is not a big deal, but they are somewhat heavy and awkward so it's mildly annoying to flip them around when pulling in and out of storage. I am very happy overall with these chairs though. The quality seems excellent.

I had thought it would be the twist ties used to tie bread packages up with, I was using the twist tie to tie up the cord to my charger and this twist tie is not what I was wanting

These twist ties look great and have solved our "how to hang our stockings" problem, without ruining our bannister and railing. We used to have a mantel, but when we removed our gas fireplace, we realized we no longer had a place to hang our stockings...These garland twist ties worked perfect and were very strong - Strong enough to hold the stockings even after Santa filled them up. The evergreen look fit right in with other decorations.

Fun reminder of our visit to Rapa Nui. Plan on building an Ahu to set it on. Bought a second one as a gift for DS who was on the same trip.

These were just what I was looking for and am very happy with them.