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

Input: Consider Input: So, after reading all these glowing reviews I was expecting an awesome product. After an hour of use I decided to return it for numerous reasons.<br /><br />1. The space bar is sunk down below the case such that when my thumb would go to press the space bar, it would hit the case and not the key. This is because all of the keys are recessed bellow the top surface of the keyboard. A hidden cost of it being thin.<br /><br />2. Build quality. The corners of the case where the silver shell and the white plastic met were not well aligned such that there was a distinct gap between the two.<br /><br />3. Ergonomics. Getting the iPad into and out of the case was not smooth or graceful, frankly it was clumsy. Again, a hidden cost of it being so minimalistic<br /><br />Did it function, sure. Could I type on it, sure. Did I make mistakes, constantly. The key layout (especially the bottom right + carriage return) was very annoying to me, I kept going for the shift key and hitting the up arrow, this may be a problem with me rather than the keyboard, but I could live without the arrow keys in return for a slightly more traditional arrangement down there.<br /><br />What I really wanted was the Apple wireless bluetooth keyboard attached to my iPad, that is not what I got. If it was cheaper than all the competition, these things could have been forgiven, but that was not the case.

Output: Meh... I didn't like it...

Input: Consider Input: I've had this router for about 6 months, it worked fine for about the first two and then it started disconnecting for no known reason. I upgraded the firmware and it was smooth sailing for about a month and a half but now it is back to it's old tricks. I've done just about everything I can think of to make this thing functional, searched the web and D-Links site for solutions... but to no avail. I like the features and the look of the router it's self but I guess it is time to toss this one and move on.

Output: Constantly Disconnects.

Input: Consider Input: I bought this little bluetooth and added it to my Dell D620 laptop. That was fairly easy. The difficult part was finding the correct driver for my laptop. I finally found one that worked on the Toshiba website. I downloaded a zip file called BT-stack-toshiba, within the zip is a file called v80012T_20110809_x32. This is the only driver I could find that would work with my Dell D620 Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit version. A few other drivers would install and my mouse might work for a few seconds but this is the only driver that actually worked. I did get an error installing this driver but then it loaded ok afterward.
Output: Works well if you have the correct driver