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Title: Does NOT Provide Easy Access to Phone Review: A local Cingular dealer sold this holster to my boyfriend for $15 to replace his broken belt clip. He realized too late that the holster grips the closed clamshell phone so tightly that it is difficult to get the phone out. The design is very poor, and doesn't allow you to open the phone clamshell while in the holster, therefore rendering this useless if you wish to answer any phone calls (and opening the clamshell is necessary to use the phone). But you cannot open the phone without freeing it of the holster, and this is done with some difficulty and frustration. A truly stupid product, with absolutely no forethought into its applied practical use. Don't waste your money, unless you are sky-diving and want something that definitely won't let go of your phone. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Negative


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Title: Excellent performance but beware of costly spare parts! Review: I've had the Sony ICS-SW7600GR shortwave radio for almost a year, and it has performed flawlessly. My only hesitation is that the speaker sound is somewhat thin, but it does sound much, much better with headphones.The radio cabinet is very compact and almost too thin. In fact, it is so thin that it fell off my counter with the FM/SW whip antenna fully extended and the antenna got bent and eventually broke. From this I learned that the radio is more stable when it is resting at an angle on its built-in fold-out back support.I called Sony Parts and they wanted $51 plus tax and shipping for the whip antenna! (About a third the price of the radio!). I found an identical Sony antenna on the Internet for $17. I bought this one and it fits perfectly. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Positive


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Title: excruciatingly unoriginal Review: I'd heard about this book--with all those marketing dollars, who hasn't? Started reading it, and the more I read the more I began to feel a sense of unreality that this particular book is getting so much marketing attention. It's nothing but a passably written string of cliches wandering through a maze of better writer's ideas. After reading 200 pages I gave up in disgust. The publishing industry created celebrity status in the young author because of his youth and got away with it. But I do know young people who are very original and profound, even wise in their thinking. This book is excruciatingly UNoriginal, lacking in depth, and the style of writing is immature at best. Bottom line, if you buy it you're only proving the marketers right--that the public can be led by marketing dollars, even turning a silly imitative book like Eragon into a bestseller. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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