Elizabeth Taylor

One Size does not fit all, 23 Jun 2014

I purchased this item and wondered why there were not different sizes and read one size fits all. But its not true, this did not fit me and by quite a margin so it was completely useless. Even if its supposed to be one size fits all, the product information should clearly define the measurement so you can check yourself. Back now to looking for another knee support......

Good value keyboard with a fatal flaw, 19 May 2014

I purchased this keyboard as there are not many ergonomic options which are not wireless - I didn't want to have to invest in many batteries just to have a keyboard. The keys are easy to use, the touch bar is in a good place although it is quite mechanical and makes some noise (less than my old Microsoft) but it still slightly annoys my work colleague.

The flaw is the little set of six keys you can see in the picture just above the arrows. The back, end, home, delete keys etc.. These keys are very tiny and close together and you cannot naturally type and then touch them. They need to be larger or more spaced out as they are most definitely not ergonomically designed… Read more

Apocalyptic Fun, 20 Oct 2013

Customer review from the Amazon Vine Programme (What's this?)

This is a great read for the beach/plane/travel, its page turning, it's a bit mad and it contains a lot of ideas, which are certainly different, if totally unbelievable. I must admit I'm not a regular reader of this genre of book but I did find myself page turning.

The basic tenant is an apocalyptic event in which the power of the sun unravels our world and makes all our technology look like matches in comparison to it's burning heat. Out there in the world where civilization is falling apart are three individuals who we follow through the catastrophe; a biologist, a US Special Forces soldier and a scientist working on tracking sun activity. Each are impacted in different ways… Read more