Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.

Input: Consider Input: I received this item and couldn't wait to hook it up. The first problem I encountered was that it came with a mini CD and my Mac does not take a mini CD. So we tried to set it up manually, forget it! I got stuck somewhere in the middle and called tech support twice,( of course they don't speak english well at all! so what good are they, they couldn't help me, so I called my internet service provider and he got it working but not well, it was very slow and was messing up my Java program. So then I had a friend copy the mini CD onto a full sized CD only to find out it was in windows format and wouldn't work on my MAC anyway. WHAT A PAIN! So back it went. Of course I can't review how well it works cause I never really got it configured right, everyone else seems to like it. But if your a Mac owner the apple technician recommended the linksys or netgear router systems. So back went the TP link and I have ordered the linksys. The attributes ratings I left are according to my bad experience with the system, but maybe you'll have better outcome than I did.

Output: Negative Review

Input: Consider Input: I am typing this review from my NewTrent 38B Wireless Keyboard on my iPad2. So far so good. First of all, set-up is simple. Plug-in the USB charger to charge the keyboard battery for 3 hours on your initial use. Can't wait to try it out? No problem, the keyboard is fully functional while it is charging. The keyboard pairs to the iPad via Bluetooth. Again, simple. Just type in the code on your iPad screen and ensure it is connected and you're done.<br /><br />My biggest complaint with using the iPad has always been the terrible typing interface. The iPad is a powerful tool, but I wouldn't spend the money on one over a laptop or iPhone if I had to choose. This keyboard (so far) solves that. I love the functionality of the iPad and larger screen size. One negative, however, is that autocorrect seems to be disabled while using the keyboard. Before, while awkwardly thumb-typing, most of my mistakes were conveniently fixed without notice. With this keyboard, that is no longer the case. I also haven't discovered a way to pull up the native iPad keyboard, thus, I can only use the NT38B to type.<br /><br />The case holds the iPad securely, however, the iPad cannot be in a protective case. This thin plastic case likely offers little to no protection if I were to drop it, but I am not willing to test that theory. The case does allow you to position the screen in 3 different settings for both landscape and portrait settings, so that's pretty great, although it does make the case top-heavy if resting on your lap. You can also leave the iPad in its own case and use the keyboard entirely separate from the iPad, as long as you are within ~30 feet of the device.<br /><br /> The small size of the keyboard may be bothersome for some, but for a lightweight compact solution, it is excellent. The keys are responsive without requiring very much pressure, and the fn keys offer additional controls to the iPad.<br /><br />Overall, I am very pleased with this device. I would recommend it foranyone looking for an affordable compact solution for typing on the iPad.

Output: Positive Review

Input: Consider Input: Quality control on these cables is okay on the finish and fit HOWEVER not on length or matching end parts.<br /><br />I ordered five of these cables from ValexOnline EXPECTING to receive five 12\" C7 figure-eight power cables that all looked the same and were 12\" long. What I received was five cables that were all different in length and had different plug end fittings. They were the right plug end type but were made by different companies so they all looked different.<br /><br />Cable 1 is 21.75\" long<br />Cable 2 is 21.25\" long<br />Cable 3 is 20.50\" long<br />Cable 4 is 20.00\" long<br />Cable 5 is 19.75\" long<br /><br />So from the above measurements you can see that there is a 2\" (2 inch) difference between the longest and shortest cable and the shortest cable is 7.75\" longer than the advertised 1 ft (12 inch) cable being sold.<br /><br />These cables are so close to 24\" that they should be called 18\" or 1.5 foot cables. Too long for what I needed and don't match so they look very odd in my project.<br /><br />Amazon should really crack down on this sort of false advertising since now reading all the reviews I see the sizing issue is well documented. If anyone states that I should have checked this first before buying then my reply is why hasn't Amazon done something already instead of turning a blind eye.
Output: Negative Review