Definition: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Input: Final update: I just cannot tolerate the smell of this case--a disagreeable chemical odor. The manufacturer suggested I wait 7 days for the smell to abate. Well, waiting the 7 days didn't help--the odor (apparently emanating from the paint they use on the case, according to the manufacturer) is just too much for me. It's a shame, really...the case is nicely designed. Simply put, if it didn't have such a terrible chemical smell, I believe I would have enjoyed using the case.<br /><br />Update #2: Starting to have my doubts if the terrible smell of this case will ever go away. I have had it airing out for five days now, and the awful smell persists. The company has contacted me and offered a replacement. Well, I'm not convinced that's going to help. The reason? Check the reviews of their other cases on amazon, and you'll see: customers are complaining about a smell associated with their other cases as well. This is completely ridiculous...buy a product, and \"air it out for several days\" before you can even start to use it?!?!? The features of this case make it appear to be a very attractive purchase. But the odor emanating from the case makes it unusable. I suspect I am going to have to end up returning it. I'm going to wait a couple more days and see what happens. But after five days of airing it out already, I really don't expect much is going to change.<br /><br />Update #1:<br />Third day of ownership...the rooCASE is still in my garage, \"airing out.\" Feeling pretty frustrated. I realize it's only the third day of \"airing out,\" and the manufacturer asked me to air it out for seven days...but, sheesh! Shouldn't I have to \"air it out\" for ZERO days?!?!? Deducting another star...we're down to 2 stars now. More to follow...<br /><br />Original review:<br />Received the case after a short delay. Opened the box and was immediately confronted by a terrible odor, a very strong chemical smell. I contacted rooCASE's support personnel and they explained thatthe smell was from an oil-based paint used on the edges of the case. They suggested the smell should dissipate after about seven days. They further indicated this odor problem resulted from their rush to get the cases out to customers, and that normally they let the cases air out prior to shipping; but they have not employed this practice of late due to customer demand.<br /><br />Right now, after two days of ownership, I still consider the case to be unusable due to the extremely strong odor. I am letting it air out as advised by customer support. Now really, c'mon...should it really be necessary to let a product like a Kindle case \"air out\" for seven days prior to use? To my way of thinking, this is completely unacceptable. The manufacturer is clearly aware of the problem, but has decided to ship them out in this condition anyway.<br /><br />The case looks like a fine case, and I will likely use it...if the smell does indeed dissipate. I certainly hope I do not have to wait seven days, as the manufacturer indicated to me. If the odor does not dissipate, I will have to return the case--it's really that strong.<br /><br />FIve stars for potential; zero stars for shipping a case that has to be \"aired out\" for seven days prior to use. Thus three stars at this early point in time. I will update the review as things progress. So far, overall...disappointment.
Output:
Negative Review