As a trucker I depend on having a good headset. This headset is affordable and works great I can hear perfectly and the other person can hear me clear even when I’m my truck.

Other tgan tge formatting taking uo 10% of the stated storage (at least on an Xbox 1), it performs as expected. I don't blame the HD for this, it is a formatting issue, so don't freak out, when this happens.

I like a strong french roast. I am one to get a Starbucks house and will add 2 to 3 espresso shots. This is a good strong cup of coffee for me. In respect to this I have a hard time finding strong K-cups at a decent price. Solimo Dark Roast is a good choice for strong coffee at an affordable price (smallest cup selection on the Keurig machine). I had gone through many, again many K-cups to find what I like. I have several but they average $.50 or greater a pod. These allowed me to not feel so guilty about spending so much as they satisfied.Our Keurig machine has since died and we were happy to get off the Keurig wagon, finally. Drip allows for whole bean, dark roasts at quality, quantity and price that makes my coffee drinking a non-issue once again. It was a fun ride and a great machine. Enjoy.

I like super rich fancy high-end coffees as much as the next pretentious hipster but sometimes you just want a good full bodied java at a low price because you’re cheap. Ain’t nuthin wrong with that. Solimo meets that need at 30 cents a cup. Try to find a better deal, unless you’re rich and like paying a lot for stuff.

All around solid product, connects to car AUX and phone, plays music, has lasted for 7 months or so now. I have no complaints. Would recommend

I thought we would give this coffee a shot since the price was a little better than the other K cups. As fans of Italian and French roasts we were pleasantly surprised at the flavor and robustness of this coffee. Highly recommended.

I love this coffee. It is on my subscribe and save order. I’m so glad I discovered this coffee when needing a substitute for the coffee I was buying.

I provided these to an employee who sends the following report:"The ease-of-use, performance, and price are very good.Moving from an old, dead iPhone6 to a new 12 Mini I was not able to bring along the 3 year old but still servicable $15 Sony earbud headset. They were adequate and low-cost and I'd still use them if there was a port on the Mini.So began looking for replacement and liked the idea of the Beats Flex but was concerned by the reviews complaining about sound quality, comfort, mic background interference, control convenience, and lack of a charger (!?). I found none of those to be true and glad I got the Flex.1. Sound quality: Flex is quite adequate. (I'm comparing to my $350 Beats Studio 3).2. Comfort: Flex is so much more comfortable than the head-vise Studio 3, which I still use for critical listening of music. The important thing to me is that Flex is so comfortable I can wear all day during high-volume phone sessions, or listen to music while working on a spreadsheet; Incoming calls and messages are recognized and notifications interrupt the music. Soft ear pieces work for me, in-ear loops and expensive ear buds do not.3. Mic background noise: This worried me the most so the first thing I did was place and receive business calls to a confidant who would be frank. She reported that the Flex sound quality to her was better than my other headsets, even while I was riding the exercise bike ....4. Control convenience: These seem fine to me.5. 'Lack of a charger': Really? There are several ways to accomplish charging so I can understand Beats just providing a cord and letting the customer do the charging however they want. It pays to read "What's in the box" so you know what else you might need."