In this task, you're given a review from Amazon and your task is to generate the name of the category of the product based on the review given by the user. The categories are: kitchen, office product, watch, wireless, other, toy, digital video download, camera, jewelry, pet products, sports, industrial supplies, baby product, grocery, drugstore, home improvement, pc, shoes, automotive, digital ebook purchase, musical instruments, beauty, book, electronics, lawn and garden, apparel, home, video games, luggage, furniture, personal care appliances.

This was our first air fryer. It worked okay, but was very inconsistent. It is easy to clean, but it has four tiny silicone covers to keep the rack from scratching the sides of the nonstick pan, and the first time I washed it, I almost rinsed them down the sink. The first time we used it, it cooked evenly. The last time, it took a lot longer and the food got hard, even using the same settings as the first. It stopped working after six uses. I'm going to try to return it today (after three weeks), but since I threw away the packaging I'm unsure if I can. Anyway, I would avoid this product.
kitchen

This is definitely not a plug and play, or a user-friendly device. If you have a recent Bravia tv with a sensor on the front, in order not to block it you must hang either the tv or the sound bar on the wall, or buy this Sony sound bar for the tv to sit on top of. To get these two Sony pieces to work together should be easy, since they're made to go together, but it's a job most customers will find extremely frustrating and time-consuming. Following the instructions in the manual doesn't work. After consulting Sony and the Community, and changing settings on the tv, I had to update the software on the sound bar, reattach it to the HDMI ARC input, and also connect an optical cable, even though the ARC connection is supposed to work without needing the optical. Of course Sony doesn't supply an optical cable with their sound bar, like many other more generous sellers do. I would strongly recommend that buyers avoid this product and that Sony do some homework on making it better. If I had it to do over, I'd buy a different brand of sound bar and hang it on the wall.
electronics

I don't leave reviews. But after this robot toppled down my massive staircase AGAIN I feel like I should. This vac does not work on carpeting of any kind, low pile or not. It does not even have a brush system on the bottom, simply a hole for dirt and dust to go in. The 2 bristles on the sides? Destroyed after FOUR uses. With only one backup set in the box. My entire house is hardwood except for 2 large thin low pile rugs which this thing doesn't even clean. And the intelligent "sensors" that prevent it from hitting walls is BS. It literally runs full speed into walls and then stumbles for a second once the bumper is hit, moves an inch to the side and runs into the wall again. Look at the pictures of paint scraping off, that was before the stair carnage. 1st time I used it the damn thing stayed under my kitchen table for 20+ minutes despite me pulling all the chairs out. The manual makes no sense and is written in gibberish. The dust bin is literally TOO BIG for it's suction power. After 2 90 minute runs only then is the dust bin over half full and it seems to only really pick up hair. I want a refund.
home