Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
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Question: It's a great router, I had purchased another competitor's device and returned it because it did not perform at all. Would purchase again. Thanks

Answer: It's a great router, I had purchased another competitor's device and ...

Question: Perfect fit, super lightweight, gold matches gold iPad (both are more of a bronze color so it's sleek, not tacky or cheap looking). All ports are accessible. Love the magnetic feature when you close the case.

Answer: Yes, you should get it

Question: The bottom line is that I would not recommend the Lenovo Z565 to anyone, for any use or at any price. I did not purchase mine through Amazon, but from a computer retailer with a good reputation - under duress. My previous Lenovo Think-Pad crashed during finals, and I HAD to have something that got me through - on a limited budget - ASAP. I would have been miles ahead if I had dug deeper into my savings and purchased a quality machine. This one is NOT. The specifics: Pros - The aluminum hand rest is aesthetically pleasing - The LCD display seems as bright and sharp as other mid-range laptops, but it does not compare to my prior high-end TFT display. - I find battery life acceptable: 2.25 - 2.75 hours - It is reasonably lightweight - The \"feel\" of the keys when typing is good - but the layout of the keyboard is a deal-breaker. Cons - It is SLOW - I am not able to stream video (as in YouTube or MP4 files) without it locking up and giving me the pinwheels of death. Since a \"cinema experience\" is what Lenovo is marketing for this machine - this is a deal-breaker. - Speaker quality is extremely poor. At maximum volume it is impossible to hear audio with even a small fan running in the background. It is difficult to make out words with NO background noise. Even tweaked through the control panel, the range and quality of sound is poor. - There is a random, sudden problem that happens sometimes when resting ones hands on the aluminum hand rest adjacent to the touchpad: It blanks out the screen without warning and sometimes repositions the cursor on the screen - inserting it in the middle of a prior sentence. Perhaps this is a faulty machine? - The keypad layout is HORRIBLE! I noticed prior to purchase that the layout of the keyboard was off-set to the left of the machine to accommodate the 10-key numeric keypad at the right hand side. I thought that like a new cell phone text pad - I would get used to it. NOT. No matter how much Itype on this, my hands can not adjust to the odd location of the cursor arrow buttons, or the off-set layout. While the keys do have a nice \"touch\" to them, this layout results in excessive typos for me, along with ergonomic strain from shifting to match the odd layout. I have had numerous laptops and type on multiple computers with different keyboard layouts at work (in excess of 60 wpm), and have never experienced anything like this. I do not use the numeric keypad and this was not a factor in my buying decision, but I did not expect it to cause problems with useability. - The touchpad is extremely poor! Yes, as other reviewers have noted, it is somewhat grainy. That has not caused any issues for me. ...But - it is almost impossible to browse the internet using this machine because the touchpad randomly opens links and popups as I am scrolling down pages. That happens at a very high volume meaning I am constantly closing windows I have no interest in. As I am moving the mouse within a webpage such as the Denver Post site, it randomly opens ads they have embedded in the page. I am NOT clicking to open these - the computer is mis-reading my hand moving over the touchpad. ...It also sometimes will not scroll at all. There is a designated scroll location at the right hand side of the touchpad. Sometimes there is no problem, then other times it will not function to scroll down the page until I manually move the cursor to the page scroll cursor at the right hand outside edge of a webpage. This is also random, but frequent. ...When typing emails in Gmail, or using an Excel spreadsheet or Word document - the cursor randomly and suddenly repositions itself at another location within the page. This is incredibly frustrating as I sometimes do not notice until I have typed a ways down the page. This happens when my hands rest a moment on the touchpad, and when I am just typing normally! ...It also has some issues when using Excel from MS Office 2010. It RANDOMLY will not display cell contents when \"wrap text to fit\" has been selected, particularly when I have set this for the whole spreadsheet. I am able to open the same Excel file on a machine at work and view the cell contents. The contents are there, but not visible except in the cell reference line at the top of the page. This makes updating spreadsheets extremely painstaking. I have had many laptops including HP and a Lenovo ThinkPad and use community computers and laptops at work and school and have never had an overall negative experience. While each machine may have its quirks, none rendered them as useless as this Lenovo Z565 has been for me. Ultimately, the bad audio and video capabilities combined with the virtually useless touchpad and keyboard make this Lenovo Z565 a bad buy. Yes, I got a good price, but I learned a lesson. I have had it less than a year and will be purchasing its replacement in the near future.

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Lenovo has Disappointed with the Z565