In this task, You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.

Input: Consider Input: Since I badly need the 4:3 ratio for FPV flying, I will keep this unit. However, the USB power supply failed after second time I inserted it. Total junk design. However, opening up the unit, the connections for the supply are pretty obvious, and I think I can fix it. If you are not good at soldering iron, stay away from this equipment like hell, there is no way it would last longer than a couple of days, and there is a clear manufacturing failure. As far as quality (video) is concerned, it seemed to be OK, I have not noticed any major problems during the half-hour I was able to test out the unit. Quality is good, 4:3, 16:9 switchable, as advertized.

Output: negative


Input: Consider Input: Received this “Auto Vox Digital Wireless Backup Camera” in a timely manner, installation was very easy. Took me approximately 1 hour from start to finish to complete the job. However when I first tried it, it worked but there was at least maybe a 5 second delay and I thought I could live with that. The picture was very clear with no interference, and that’s where it ends. When i got into my truck to head out, I put it in reverse and nothing! I spent several hours trying to relocate the transmitter and hardwire the wires to my backup lights. But nothing worked.

Output: negative


Input: Consider Input: My son likes to watch videos on YouTube of people playing with these color change cars so I got him a couple for Christmas (Mater and Ramon). He absolutely loves them and they've become his go-to bath toys. The water needs to be quite warm and quite cold (ice water) for the cars to change. We usually bring a bowl of ice water to the bathtub. Since they're meant to be played with in water, there's been no rusting or corroding and they're holding up well. I plan to buy him a couple more of the characters for his birthday.


Output: positive