Q: Title: Black/clear Plastic... "Where's the Zinc??" Review: I was some how optimistic... overly optimistic that the item would be as described.It's not metal, it's cheap plasticDon't believe the item description:"Rim frame made of die cast zinc & the bubble shield is acrylicEnduring quality that can be both seen and feltEach metal frame is carefully hand polished"It's just black and clear plastic Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Cute, but it only worked for a month. Review: We got this about a month ago for our 3 month old. We have run it for a month and it worked well until this week. The fan started running very loud and wakes us all up. (Our baby sleeps in a bassinet in our room.) My husband took it apart to see if he could fix it, but a replacement fan is not available for purchase. We have written the company to see what can be done. In the mean time, it is a big, plastic, expensive piece of junk. I'm so disappointed. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Wayy overpriced Review: I found a deal on this one at a local store. Compared it against many other Sony products and other brands as well. This had a horribly small tinny sound. For the price, I would expect more, although this plays mp3s. The sony cfd-s20cp sounded somewhat better and is much cheaper. The cfd-s20cp doesn't look as nice, but then again this zs-x3cp looks kindof dumb to me. And it has a cheapy feel to it, which is probably partly because it is lightweight (transformer is in plug and not the actual device).I didn't like the button layout either, but I haven't seen anyone do a very good job on this yet. It's ironic that car stereos have one heck of an intuitive layout in about 10 square inches, and Sony can only make it worse when the real estate on top of the unit grows by 10x over the car stereo.If you are set on paying this much for a boombox, I would suggest JVC RC-BM5 or . If you want the same device for less, I would suggest sony cfd-s20cp. Is this product review negative?
A: Yes

Q: Title: Solid music Review: This is a solid album, but Japanese imports can be awfully expensive.However, there is hope, I just discovered.There are two sellers, both based in Italy, that sell an actual box set that contains not only this album, but the first High Fashion album "Feelin' Lucky" along with three albums by the B.B. & Q. Band, their self-titled debut album, "All Night Long" and "Six Million Times."The price is quite decent for the set. Is this product review negative?
