Country: 198.57.178.22, North America, US

City: -111.6133 Utah, United States

Used this in Bryce Canyon last week. Worked perfectly. Much faster than my old water filter, and just needed me to put my weight on it. Seems like I get close to 1/2 liter of clean water in about 15-20 seconds.

If you want a machine that brews a good cup of coffee then this will work for you. If you want a machine that puts all sorts of restrictions on what type of k-cups you can use this is also the machine for you. I think the Keurig is a great machine but it is a HUGE SHAME that the company decided to remove the ability to use your own coffee grounds in the home brew k-cup. I understand that Keurig is running a business and trying to keep their business operating at its best, but when you remove such a great feature and add too many restrictions "to ensure the system delivers on the promise of excellent quality beverages produced simply and consistently every brew every time", I feel like that is just a cop out. They should have just said we made these changes so our products would sell more so we could make a bigger profit. Not only did they remove the home brew k-cup ability, but Keurig has changed to appearance of their k-cups so the 2.0 will scan and read the tops of the k-cups then brew. If you have any old k-cups they will NOT work. Fortunately Keurig has a very good customer service department and will most likely send you new k-cups to compensate for the inconvenience, or they will send you a discount code to get a free pack like they did for me. I ended up returning the 2.0 because the restrictions are TERRIBLE in my opinion. On a positive note, other companies are cracking Keurig's special way of creating their k-cups which mean there will be ways to beat the system, but you still won't be able to brew your own coffee grounds. Overall, great product but EXTREMELY BAD features in my opinion. Happy shopping.

Easy to put on. I had no trouble drilling holes just turned the wheels where I could get to it with a drill. The only thing I see is they may break if you go off road as they are stiff and do not bend. I got them for pulling and RV trailer to keep rocks and such flying off the road from hitting trailer.

So far so good.... mid 2011 iMac 27". Replaced the original drive. Used TimeMachine to back everything up and to restore (around 2 hours to back up 500gig using Thunderbolt 1 to Pegasys and the 2 hours to restore OS X). I was somewhat reluctant to do it because I have BootCamp using Parallels, and my understanding was that TimeMachine does not back up the BootCamp drive. So, when the drive arrived, I immediately installed it (forgetting to backup bootcamp seperately). To my pleasant surprise, Windows is still here and working like I left it. I'm not sure if it's because OS X now backs that up, or because I had parallels running in coherence mode. Either way, I'm very pleased that everything is still working. The incredible speed in which my apps open is downright eerie. Not used to this "instantaneous" response (I have Acrobat installed on Windows 7 boot camp in Parallel coherence mode, and when I click on a .pdf, I barely blink and it's displayed). Downright INCREDIBLE. SPECIAL NOTE: If you're replacing drive, in order to reinstall OS X you need to chose the disk utility to format the SSD after you've installed it ( when it boots up for the first time) or else the system won't recognized it to reinstall OS X.

First things first, it's hard to find a cheaper beginner road bike. I have done massive amounts of research because I wanted to get into the sport without dropping a grand on a bike.