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Title: Reviewing the reviews of this product- 1 out of 4 unhappy
Review: I was curious how this product could have an avereage "4 star" rating, when my own expeience was so bad. So I read all the reviews. Of 42 reviews 5 were 1 star (which in my book, being the lowest available, means well over 10% of the buyers rated it a nothing of a product); 2 other reviews were 2 stars (of which one concluded the review "it's not worth it"; 3 were 3 star reviews, of which one concluded "I gave it away and haven't missed it"; and 9 were 4 star reviews, of which 1 had an addendum stating that after writing the review and using the machine only 5 times, it broke down and she got rid of it. That's at least 9 out of 42 people who didn't like the product. Nearly a quarter. This should tell you slomething about "5 star review" systems. I don't think that there is any way that you can say that a product in this price range that is unsatifactory to a fourth of the people who purchase it is a "4 star" product.
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