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

Example Input: Protects the Arduino mega well.
Example Output: Works great.

Example Input: I use it every day and some days, all day. Still finding out things about it I didn't know. It's my companion. Books are great because I can make the print bigger - challenging games and meeting new people as we play words and scramble with friends. I LOVE IT!!
Example Output: Can't do without my Kindle Fire......

Example Input: I haven't had the drive long enough to write a proper review but I felt I could help by clearing some things up. #1, this drive does NOT have a power button on it. To the person who says it does, did you actually look in the manual and/or push the button? It's not power, it's the Maxtor One Touch button. Maybe you have a different model.<br />And to the person who claimed that the drive isn't USB 2.0, I'm sorry but that's completely wrong. The drive is 2.0 and backwards compatible to 1.x. To get 2.0 performance you need a USB 2.0 port in your computer!!! They put an asterisk on the box to inform you that if you have 1.1 and want to ugprade to 2.0 they have a card (PCI USB 2.0) they will sell you. I'm sure it was frustrating for you to discover that your PC only had a 1.x USB port and you needed to buy something additional. But a good portion (I would say most) of folks know that to get USB 2.0 speed you need to have a USB 2.0 port. If a company sells you a UDMA 133 IDE drive and you're on UDMA 66 or 100 you're going to get reduced speed until you upgrade your IDE. The person said they replaced it with a Western Digital Drive, but unless that box came with a USB 2.0 PCI card included the results would have been the same.<br />I've had the drive 1 week so far it seems good and the transfer speed at USB 2.0 is good. Hopefully it will last.
Example Output:
some people doing reviews are crazy....