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Good: Unique design; excellent fit and finish; impressive sound quality for Bluetooth headphones; built-in rechargeable battery offers decent battery life (12 hours); the Harman Kardon BT fold flat (a nice carrying case is included); works well as cellphone headset; can also be used as wired headphones.
Bad: A bit bulky for mobile headphones; the battery charging cable is not a standard Micro-USB cable.
Bottom Line: While its design may not be for everyone, the Harman Kardon BT is one of the best-sounding Bluetooth headphones available. [Read more]

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Good: The TackForm C-Fit's spring-loaded claw stretches holds most smartphones. The tacky suction cup locks onto most dashboards as well as it does to windshields.
Bad: The wide, glossy mounting arm blocks the suction cup, making it difficult to remove or reposition the C-Fit.
Bottom Line: The TackForm C-Fit is a stylish and secure suction cup mount that can hold almost any phone on almost any smooth, solid surface. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The TackForm C-Fit's spring-loaded claw stretches holds most smartphones. The tacky suction cup locks onto most dashboards as well as it does to windshields.
Bad: The wide, glossy mounting arm blocks the suction cup, making it difficult to remove or reposition the C-Fit.
Bottom Line: The TackForm C-Fit is a stylish and secure suction cup mount that can hold almost any phone on almost any smooth, solid surface. [Read more]

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Good: Pebble Watch has lean design, multiple watch faces, standalone timekeeping, downloadable apps; water-resistant.
Bad: Currently limited feature set; unpredictable battery life due to unclear battery indicators; plastic look and smaller screen feel a little dated; getting notifications set up in iOS and Android can be confusing.
Bottom Line: The Pebble Watch has solid basic smartwatch functions, but until promised apps and features arrive, it's more a tinkerer's tech toy than a must-have timepiece. [Read more]

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Good: Modeled after Bose's popular noise-canceling headphones, the much more affordable Monoprice Noise Canceling Headphones are comfortable to wear, offer relatively decent sound, and come with a cable that has an in-line remote/microphone for making cell phone calls. They also fold up for compact storage in their included carrying case -- just like the Bose headphones.
Bad: They don't sound as good as the Bose QC15s, and their design looks a little generic.
Bottom Line: Monoprice's Noise Canceling Headphones are about 70 percent as good as the Bose QC15s for a little more than a third of the price. [Read more]