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- triple-color (33899)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
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- 5***5 (199)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseNo covering, instructions, or anything - just the item, a Lifeproof iPhone Case, in a padded envelope all by itself. The description said "used" and it was, but I guess that's what you get for the good deal it was. Packing, fine. Fast shipping. Would buy from again.
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Reviews (4)
Jan 24, 2022
Plastic Pump! Weird!
This is one of the strangest products I have ever seen. They made it completely backwards! It's a metallic-painted plastic pump with all plastic parts, but the bottle and straw are metal. Every other pump is built exactly the opposite--a metal pump often with metal parts, connected to a plastic bottle and plastic straw. Weird!
Oct 07, 2019
Nope.
Ok. I’m getting a little long in the tooth. I’ve seen my share of crappy, rip-off rechargeables—but EBL is right up there with “Sunlabz.”
I remember a decade or so ago when my large family could first afford NiMH rechargeables. I was so excited about the time, trouble and money I would save on changing the batteries in all those remote controls, toys, flashlights, and yes—smoke detectors.
When I tried the major brands (Duracell, Energizer, etc.), I was like “What? Is this some kinda joke?” They would only charge a few times, their capacity dropped precipitously, and they began leaking battery acid, usually on the first charge. I quickly concluded that this was a ploy to keep people buying alkalines.
In the years since I have learned to never buy the main brands (I’ve tried again every few years and it’s always the same). Store brands tend to be an ok value; Tenergy is a little better, but not much, and Eneloop are almost always best—although I’ve had a few of them die quickly.
Recently, my son needed some very high-grade batteries for a Boy Scout High Adventure. The leaders recommended lithium, and I started reading how awesome Li batteries are. Then, when I read about rechargeable Li-ion batteries, I had the perfect application: my 12-foot-high smoke/CO detectors! I ordered from EBL and oh man, I mean, what a joke.
First of all, they arrived completely discharged...dead as a door nail. I’m no expert or anything, but I know it’s terrible for rechargeables to sit empty. In a market where everything is manufacturer direct to consumer within days, there’s no excuse for this behavior.
So I charged them and ambled up the ladder. They lasted less than a month before I started hearing the deafening screech of the alarms. I figured this was just because they came completely discharged and so maybe they didn’t get a great first charge. Wrong again.
The alarms were screeching again before bedtime and it took me a couple hours to get to them. I finally just removed this EBL garbage and replaced them with Tenergy—the best I had on hand. The detectors cycle through a complete alarm each time you replace the batteries, so my ears are literally ringing and I will never buy another EBL product as long as I live.
Save yourself the (literal) headache!!!
Jul 31, 2017
Expensive, but they can be a great value!
Like everyone, I used expensive ink cartridges for the longest time. Moreover, the print quality of inkjets is just horrible. I can't believe it in retrospect, but I even went all the way through law school using a junky inkjet.
Then, on a money-saving kick, I did some research and found that laserjets could print better pages for a fraction of the price. My research showed that these brother high-yield cartridges are the economic leaders – at about 1/10 the cost of inkjets, per page.
There's a slightly larger investment in the laser printer itself, and these name brand cartridges are rather pricey; but my laser printer has been going strong for about five years, and each of these cartridges lasts between one and two years. That's in a large busy house with an attorney and a teacher. Heckuva deal!
A word of caution: you can find knock offs of this cartridge for a minuscule price. That's fine for every day, informal printing. But you'll definitely want one of these namebrand cartridges on hand for anything you must present.