Title: Handles well Product review: Smooth touch, works well with keyboard. Closer feel to the real thing. Definately worth the money for someone who is used to playing on a real piano. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Very loud Product review: This mini fridge is cute but will keep you up at night. It is incredible load. It makes a grinding humm constantly. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not Recommended Product review: Although not a bad concept, and upon seeing it you think, "Why not? I'll give it a try," this item works better in theory than in practice.You can't really rely on it to keep your plants alive. I think another review said you had to siphon the thing first. That kind of takes away the "automatic" idea. Maybe my expectations of the product were a little too high, and my review sounds a bit harsh, but when I see automatic, I want something truly automatic.Not only that, the system is a real eye-sore.Maybe plant sitting technology is still in its infancy and hopefully it will improve in the future. I'm glad to see other users were able to get something out of the product. I wish CobraCo the best of luck and hope they can some day live up to my higher expectations. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Stick with the orginal four. Product review: I was excited to see that Janette Oke had written two more books for her Canadian West series (my favorite of all her books)about Wynn and Beth's kids, but I was very disappointed after I read them. Either the quality of her writing has diminished or my literary taste has matured, maybe both; either way, these two books were not that great. This book is better than #6 (When Tomorrow Comes), but not much. The development of Henry's character is consistent with what you'd expect from Wynn & Elizabeth's son, but Christine's character in this book is inconsistent with her upbringing and inconsistent from one page to the next. The story is choppy, and you never feel like you're really connecting with the characters. It was lacking in numerous areas. Stick with the original four, and you won't be disappointed. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
