The YES hair remover was advertised as an affordable alternative to a "NO NO", when in fact it turned out to be just a cheap shaver with some LED's. I feel mislead by deceptive and slick advertising.

It was my college open house that afternoon. I had arrived at the campus 30 minutes early (I prefer to being that early, just so I can be settled.) Once I made my way into the main building, they had me sign in and wait in the lounge until the tour began. I sit down on one of the leather seats and patiently wait. I decided while I wait that I'd watch Netflix on my phone. Before I began whatever I was watching, I saw on the tables beside the seats, there were small bowls of what seamed to be these Haribo Gummi Bears. I hadn't really eaten anything since that morning, so I decided to dive right into those sweet, sweet colorful bears. Everyone else in the lounge was enjoying them as well. I started my film on Netflix and began to enjoy myself.

I love the product. Have used it for several years. I've always purchased the dick from Costco in the past. This year, I purchased the software via Amazon - but experience major problems downloading the software my Amazon.

I have the latest iPad and it takes a smaller docking pin. The monitor has a larger docking pin. I had to spend an extra $30 to buy an adapter at Best Buy. iHealth should have an optional monitor. Monitor does a good job.