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

Example Input: It really sucks I plug it in and it says charging then back to please connect a charger! It takes more power then gives!
Example Output: Negative Review

Example Input: Complete waste of money. The iMac doesn't even recognize that the keyboard is connected by USB, but connects to bluetooth keyboards and all other USB devices without issue.<br /><br />When I bought this keyboard to connect to my iMac, I thought the USB model would be simple, and I had no use for the bluetooth version. After a couple weeks of using the keyboard without issue, I had to reboot the computer for updates. Now it isn't recognized even as I plug it into each USB port. Occasionally, I will get frustrated and reboot the computer to find that the keyboard intermittently works - until I have to reboot it again. It has been just enough for me to hold out hope and resist buying a new one, even though my desktop has been practically worthless for the past few months. My frustration has finally reached the point where I will have to order a new keyboard and hope for better quality control.<br /><br />This one will go in the garbage in a scene reminiscent of &#34;Office Space.&#34;
Example Output: Negative Review

Example Input: NOTE: I don't believe anyone should give a review until the item has been used about a year ( Unless the item stops working in less than that time.)<br /><br />I was reluctant to do this but here goes.<br /><br />From the beginning of my computer experience 1989 to 2007 I only used Logetech mice. Specifically the Mouseman. I still have 2 of my 3 original Mousemen, they don't look good but they work very well. I only bought new ones to get extra functionality, not to replace faulty equipment.<br />From 2008 to 2011 I have owned 4 different &#34;At the time top of the Line&#34; Logitech mice. They lasted from 1 month to 1.5 years before becoming totally unusable. The list is as follows:<br /><br />M 525: Less than 6 months. (Demagnetizing didn't work) Button failure. (Double clicking, Won't hold)<br />M 705 Marathon: Less than 1 year. (Demagnetizing didn't work) Button failure, poor tracking..<br />Anywhere MX: 1.5 years after using the internet to find out how to demagnetize it. After 1.5 years button failure.<br />Performance MX: Less than 1 month. (Demagnetizing didn't work) Button failure, poor tracking.<br /><br />All of the above mice initially had poor tracking performance compared to the original Trackman corded mice. I attributed it partially to Microsoft's degrading Windows quality. After this dismal performance record I swore off Logitech and promised myself never to buy another Logitech.<br />Well, I happened to be at a computer shop that said I shouldn't be having these thoughts and was talked into a cheap Logetech M325 for the sum of $12 full retail.<br /><br />I was fairly impressed, I got 1.5 years out of that mouse before the buttons wouldn't work like the other four failures. It still had only acceptable tracking from new, but at $12 and 1.5 years with today's dismal manufacturing performance. It was not a bargain but acceptable, so I went against my better judgment and bought another Logitech. An M 510, (because I liked its feature set).<br />I hada fresh load of Win 7 and a brand new mouse, things looked good except for slightly erratic mouse movement that I attributed to a white table surface and no mouse pad (I now live on a small boat and use the drop down table as a mouse pad).<br />Well things got worse as weeks went by. Because I liked the M 510 features I scoured the internet again to find fixes for the logitech mouse:<br />I:<br />Demagnetized<br />Adjusted settings.<br />Downloaded drivers.<br />Deleted Setpoint.<br />Installed old versions of Setpoint.<br />Uninstalled programs.<br />Laughed at some of the fixes.<br />Cried at some of the fixes.<br /><br />The mouse only got worse, until tracking was a joke. The M 510 can no longer be considered an interface device. I guess coupled with the worlds smartest operating system Windows, (Quote from Bill Gates.) It developed a mind of it's own.<br />Time frame??? How about 1.5 months!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br /><br />I've called Logitech, they said they never heard of these problems before???????? Huh: The internet is full of Logitech fixes. Logitech's solution: Demagnetize, Demagnetize, Demagnetize , Demagnetize , Demagnetize , Demagnetize.<br />And if that doesn't work , Demagnetize. As if it could never be a mechanical problem!!<br />(Guess if you think I'm off Logitech for good this time. My Google search is now Mouse ---logitech. (That's 3 minuses), in case Google doesn't get it the first time)<br /><br />The only way I can figure Logitech gets all the 5 star reviews is that it found writing reviews a more cost effective method of doing business than &#34;Building a Better Mouse Trap&#34;.<br /><br />(This document was written with the aid of a Radio Shack Gigaware $8 mouse, which I have to have as backup for high end &#34;performance mice&#34;.)<br />I have now given up on feature sets and focused on pure cost criteria and no cordless. At least the cheaper cost factor last longer??
Example Output:
Negative Review