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Quality is good. These run quite large though. At least a half size if not a full size. I am surprised because I already have a pair of of older Nike Flex and they are distinctly smaller.

This product is so much better than either of it's main competitors. I McAfee at work but this is so much better. It actually works without having problems. I have used this product for 4 years now and do not intend to use any other.

I have a 1999 Chrysler 300M. Heater stopped working at idle, filled it up a and a couple weeks later no heat again. Turned out to be a head gasket leak. I was very skeptical at first about this product, but I thought I'd at least give it a try, because the other alternative was over $1000 to fix. I can say I am totally impressed. 8 months later and almost 20,000 miles it hasn't lost a drop of antifreeze.

Wow, I went from a 720 Plasma to this Samsung. The remote is still a puzzle to me, I'm not good with new equipment, but I'll be downloading the manual. Oh and the screen is the TV, meaning there is very little framing around it and it's weight is so light. I'm still learning things about it but I'm not at all displeased with this TV.

1,000,000 words could not describe this. its to immense. i'm gonna keep it short here, because nothing that i could possibly say could do justice to this incredible piece of literature. thats right, i said literature. "The Wall" tells a story, about a man who's fist name is Pink, and well, his last name is Floyd. "The Wall" follows Pink's life, from his abandoned, abused childhood, through his days in a machine like school system bent on turning children into faceless clones and stifling individuality. it follows Pink through a failed marriage, a wild career as a rock musician, a burned-out, drug induced mental collapse in a hotel room, and his maddening retreat into his inner psyche to escape his crumbling reality, to live in a mentally projected world in which he has control. there are scores of overlaying and interacting themes, about society, individuals, relationships, motherhood, war, mental illness etc... etc... etc... the whole story interacts beautifully and the music is just stunning. David Gilmore is at the top of his game here, his guitar is precise, beautiful, and haunting. Roger Water's writing is supurb, flawless. the whole story explores society's problems through the unfortunate life of one of its victem's, bringing large issue's to a very frightening and personal level. this is not just a piece of music, its a true work of art, and the fact that Pink Floyd made the story and the music work together so nicely is a true credit to them. this is great. there is a full length film that goes along with this album, set completely to the music of the album with minimal dialogue, fittingly titled "The Wall". if 1,000,000 words can't describe the album, then 2,000,000 words couldnt describe the movie. hear it, see it!

I thought I was ordering the latest version, only to realize that there was a more recent version afterwards!