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I got a Power Sentry 825VA model. Only 2 outlets, and it's near useless: try to plug something into either receptacle and the plug just falls in -- there is no tension whatsoever keeping the plug in. I pried the prongs on the plug apart trying to create enough tension to make a connection. Doing so made it work, but I don't feel good about it and shouldn't have to do that to begin with. Just another piece of crap that's on closeout for good reason.

The extras were decent considering they were thrown in for free. No complaints there even if I may not use them. (Pillow, small surge protector, flashlight)

People only buy one because getting 1 is better than getting none. The time it takes for you to change your order from a quantity of 1 to a quantity of 3 pretty much guarantees you will miss the sale since it will be sold out by then.

Today's stootsi also is for AA batteries for a bit more: basically 32 for $8.98 postpaid. BUT stootsi's were Energizer e2 Titaniums!

25 cents a battery? Not a bargain in my book. My local warehouse club has 48 for under 10 bucks and I trust their brand a lot more than Philips.

Wow, 12.3 lbs! -- Mine was about half that weight. I don't want to post any spoilers but the extra items were, for the most part, a pretty good deal. I got 6 extra bits along with the set of power squids. (The squids are both in one package -- it's a retail 2-pack.)

Right -- the maximum shipping charge is $10/day. $6 the first order. $4 the next. Free after that, for the day. Trouble is, sometimes only one item is offered a day, so this is fairly often meaningless. Anyhow, full details of this and other policies are in the FAQ. A link to the FAQ is at the top of every page.

With so many of these around (plus they often come in mystery boxes as well) I'm a little surprised they aren't free, plus $6.00 shipping, of course. Free sounds a lot better -- plenty of money to be made on the shipping alone. But I don't pretend to be a member of the Royalty, so what do I know?

1.3 is the latest. (1.3c actually, but as far as cables go, 1.3 is the one to shoot for). And *high speed*. HIgh speed can handle 1080p and up. If they're not high speed, in theory they can only handle up to 1080i.

So which are these? I dunno. Probably not the latest or they wouldn't be on closeout.

On the other hand they may work fine -- probably Monster and AR overbuilt them. Probably Phillips and RCA didn't. But just my guess. I won't be risking in it though. Damned if I gonna accommodate HD signals without a cable I know can handle it. Cables that are certified 1.3 are available on the web for a lot less than what the big box stores charge.

Kinda like running a gigabit network but using cheap cat 5 cables. Yeah, right. Good luck.

This isn't a bluetooth mouse though. While bluetooth is often built in to computers thus eliminating the need for a receiver plugged into a precious USB port, this mouse requires its own USB dongle. And a rather large one at that.

So, what do you get with this large receiver operating at a very interference prone 27Mhz? A paltry 5 foot range and one less USB port.

No thanks, I'm sitting this one out. It's on the expensive side anyhow.