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

Q: Pricing was great. Nothing on it has broken in the 9 months I've had it. It can run Skyrim, Just Cause 2, and Borderlands 2 no problem at medium-to-high graphics. I just put added another 4 GB of memory to it, bringing my total up to 8 GB, and now this baby is screaming fast. No complaints here, I would suggest this laptop to anyone that was looking for a laptop. For anything more, you would have to buy a PC.

A: No complaints here
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Q: I just want to begin by saying how I do regret buying this over a MOGA controller or a SteelSeries. It DOES NOT state in the description that it only works with iCade on iOS, it only described what operating systems it ran on. It said iOS, android, PC and Mac. First of all, I did try to use this on iOS first. After setting it up, I was ready to play some call of duty Strike Team with it, so I opened the game, went to settings, and turned on controller mode. It didn't work. The ipega only supports icade on iOS, much to my surprise, as it works perfectly on android from the videos I have seen. I don't own an android device, so the controller is basically unusable. I have not tried it out on PC yet, and I won't expect it to work when I do. The instructions did not help me at all. Under iOS it said supported games, and one of them was riptide GP 2. I bought the game, it didn't support the controller. Completely ripped off. I don't re foment this, unless the only games that you like are gunman close and temple run, the only really supported games. I wasted my money. The new ipega touchpad controller is even worse from the videos I have seen, the touchpad doesn't do anything.

A: Waste of money.
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Q: Anker comes through again with a new Ultra-Slim case and Bluetooth Keyboard for the iPad Air. They were nice enough to supply me with a sample for test and evaluation, but no worries, I promise that my review is fair and honest (this is not my first product review rodeo!).<br /><br />I've given it a thorough going-over and found much to like. First, this is the lightest Bluetooth keyboard I've ever seen. The keyboard weighs just a few ounces; it's so light in fact that it seems almost like a toy. Yet the advertised battery life is 100 hours working and 100 days standby. While I didn't try to test either figure (I do have a life, you know), other Anker keyboards I've tested live up to the advertised specs.<br /><br />Secondly, the keyboard attaches to the magnetized cover. Position it to allow the iPad space to adjust to the desired viewing angle, or remove it entirely. Use in on your iPad or your cell phone; I tested it successfully on my Galaxy S3, Kindle Fire HDX, and Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, all list it as the &#34;Anker Keyboard case for iPad 5&#34; and operates perfectly.<br /><br />Next, the iPad itself fits snugly into a polycarbonate case attached to the Folio. I really love this feature; I've highlighted it in reviews of other Anker iPad cases. The case holds the iPad securely - a must considering the cost of the iPad; hold the case at any angle and the iPad remains in place.<br /><br />The Bluetooth connection is easy to set up and remains connected even when the iPad goes to sleep, just hit any key to get things started again. A simple on/off switch and Connect button are present and the keyboard recharges via a micro-USB cable (provided).<br /><br />Now, I'm not a talented typist, but I found the keyboard a little small; a necessary compromise given the size of the iPad Air. You are not going to type War and Peace, at least not without getting used to the small keyboard size. There are, however, a full set of function keys including sound, brightness, and media controls; throw in a lock function, a home key and a few others. The keys have good travel and are responsive to the touch. In fact, I typed the whole review using the keyboard and the Pages application on my iPad Air.<br /><br />A note of caution; with the keyboard in place the iPad does not turn off when you close the case - the keyboard blocks the magnetized case which turns the iPad off. Remove the keyboard and close the cover and the iPad powers down. A magnetized flap closes to secure the cover and folds back when open to stay out of the way.<br /><br />All this at a great price! Grab one of these and make your iPad more functional.rightness, and media controls; throw in a lock function, a home key and a few others. The keys have good travel and are responsive to the touch. In fact, I typed the whole review using the keyboard and the Pages application on my iPad Air.<br /><br />A note of caution; with the keyboard in place the iPad does not turn off when you close the case - the keyboard blocks the magnetized case which turns the iPad off. Remove the keyboard and close the cover and the iPad powers down. A magnetized flap closes to secure the cover and folds back when open to stay out of the way.<br /><br />All this at a great price! Grab one of these and make your iPad more functional.

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Slim in Size Only!
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