Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

Ex Input:
Case fit my Asus tablet well, which is the main reason for purchase. Stylus set was nice. Did not like screen protecter. Unsure what I would use the cord for. Thought it might be for charging but isnt. All in all a very good deal for the price even though some items are not useful to me.

Ex Output:
Nice buch of stuff for the price

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This cooler has certainly lowered temps on my VisonTek R9 290 Reference card. But it certainly wasnt easy to install.<br />The hardest part was installing the heatsink on the back, Maybe I misplaced the cooling pads but the heatsink didnt exactly fit the card, the claps used to hold it down bulged and I had to leave one off so I could fit it into the PCI express slot.<br /><br />The fan is very quite, even at 1300 RPM (fastest setting)<br /><br />Temps before with reference cooler: 94C and major throttling.<br /><br />Temps after water cooler install: 57C max with cooler fan set to 100%<br /><br />Temps using water cooler with recommended fan curve: 68C @ 50% max fan speed.<br /><br />Oh and I have my card OC'd to 1050 core and 1400 memory. This is valid for all of the above results. Im sure the temps would be lower if I left it at stock clocks.<br /><br />My case is a midtower and already could hardly fit the R9 290 so I knew any aftermarket fan cooler wouldnt fit, Thus I went with this option. It certainly does what it is designed to do and allows guaranteed OC'ing headroom.<br /><br />R9 290 VisonTek reference from eBay: $220<br />Water cooler : $120<br /><br />Total cost : $340 for better than GTX 780 performance and guaranteed cool temps.

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Works as advertised.

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I have used this for 2 days now - the first day I ended up borrowing a friend's Microsoft wireless mouse (which worked flawlessly) because my 2 hour old Kensington was falling apart (there are 3 magnets inside holding the case together, 2 of mine came off the first day). I glued the 2 magnets back on that night, and the second day was better, but after using it for about 15 minutes, it would start flaking out and I would be unable to select anything on the screen. I ended up borrowing a friends Logitech wireless, which also worked flawlessly. Now I liked the idea of this one - mainly the slim profile so I could slip it in my pocket, but the construction is cheap and the performance is unreliable. Both the Microsoft and Logitech mice were clearly of higher quality construction. I don't know which one I'm going to buy but this one is destined for the trash bin. I forgot to mention that the wheel rubs against the plastic, so when I use the wheel, I have to hold it slightly to the left just so it will rotate, again - cheap construction.

Ex Output:
Good idea, poorly executed