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

Example Input: It's just a cable but it's expensive and well made. That alone is worth some peace of mind. I bought several of these to put around all the places I usually end up looking for one. Such as in my car, at the office, at home, and one in my travel briefcase.
Example Output: Exactly as advertised

Example Input: I purchased this product and was excited when it arrived in its flashly four color box. All accessories appeared to be in the box. So why did I rate it only 1 star? Where do I begin? 1. The installation manual is a low quality xerox copy that does not even show or talk about this particular card. It does not even mention that there is a power cable that must be used for this card. Nowhere. I even looked on the CD based manual, and it only says, \"Plug in power if applicable.\" 2. The card will not run. I plugged it into the 150 watt video power cable (it only requires 75 watts), but the machine does not boot and I get a \"You must plug in power cable\" error. 3. I tried looking for help on their website, but you must register first. Ok, I tried registering 4 times and kept getting some kind of funky error. 4. Next step, I tried the online chat function. I entered a full description of my error, clicked on \"SUBMIT\", and got an error that the help desk is only open from 8am to 5pm PST. It was 8:47 am PST, and during a normal work day. 5. Next step, I tried to email them using their \"Contact us\" link. It let me fill in lots of details about me and my card problem, but when I licked submit I got \"ERROR: Could not Proccess Your request!\". Clearly this company does not want to be contacted or bothered by their customers. So, I will return my card to Amazon and try one by someone else. Too bad.
Example Output: Support Stinks, if you can get it

Example Input: Ordered this PSU in March of 2015 and for 5 months it worked as expected. In August 2015 I began to find that my tower had shut off (lost power) overnight. I suspected the PSU, but plugged the tower into a different UPS just to clear the possibility of an external issue first. The tower continued to shut off at random times. Eventually it got to the point that the tower would shut off within minutes of being turned on.<br /><br />The fan wasn't coming on with startup, but that isn't unusual for this PSU since it employs an &#34;on demand&#34; fan, however the PSU felt cool to the touch after each failure so I doubted that it was overheating. Rail voltages were within tolerances so it wasn't being shut down by a watchdog circuit, unless the watchdog was faulty.<br /><br />I swapped out the PSU with an old BFG 500 watt that I had on the shelves and the tower once again ran stable, not shutting down even after several days. With the culprit almost certainly being the RM650, I called Corsair Tech Support. My wait time wasn't overly long and the tech walked me through the steps that I had already completed before he reached the same conclusion I had, namely that the PSU was faulty. He recommended that I use the Corsair Web site to RMA the unit, which I did. I just shipped the PSU, so I'll update as the process moves along.<br /><br />I was going to 3 star the PSU for now, since it did fail on me in a very short time, but I don't like paying for shipping a heavy PSU back to the manufacturer when it failed through no fault of my own. It's like paying an extra $21 for a working RM650. So I subtracted a star for making me pay to ship the bad unit.
Example Output:
Failure in less than 6 months