I NEVER KNEW WHAT MY INSIDES LOOKED LIKE UNTIL I TRIED ONE OF THESE GUT BUSTING BEARS OF DEATH!!! FELT LIKE I WAS EATING THE CORN OUT OF CRAP. FIVE STARS, ONE FOR EVERY TIME I CRIED AND WISHED FOR A CAR OR ASTROID TO HIT ME.

My children bought me Wilson for Christmas and he is the best. I love the feel of him and he looks so wise. So happy, I can now watch Castaway knowing he has found a loving home with me. I promise to care for him and never yell at him in anger (like some other person). Wilson is truly home.

These are exactly what I wanted. Since I have used Jaybird wireless earphones I will compare the TaoTronics to them. I have had two pairs Jaybird wireless earphones over the last 4 years and these are much better value. The Jaybirds start to fail to charge after a few months and completely die within about 18 months. For the price of one set of Jaybird wireless earphones, you can get 5 or 6 pairs of these TaoTronics. I use these during high intensity workouts. They have not fallen out once. They have similar sound quality to the Jaybirds. The Jaybird Sprints were able to get me through about two workouts...these have gotten me through two workouts and 2 hours of studying and still have about a 30% charge. With the Jaybirds, my phone needed to be on the right side of my body or else it cut out. I have left my phone on the floor and walked around a 100ftx50ft gym without the signal cutting out with the TaoTronics. The value of these earphones is amazing. I was skeptical as I was expecting to pay another $150+ dollars for another set of earphones; I am glad I found these.

No malware has been allowed on any of the three machines. The three machines run Windows 10 and all run quite fast and smoothly. On one machine, I repeatedly attempted to install malicious software from various malware websites to see if Webroot would block the malware. In every instance Webroot successfully prevented malware from being installed even though I was trying install it! Three scenarios occurred 1) Webroot blocks access to malicious websites in many cases 2) Webroot blocks malicious files from being downloaded and 3) Webroot blocks the file upon attempting to install the malicious software if the other two scenarios were not activated. I've used a variety of free and paid antivirus programs over the years. The issues I've had with other programs are either malware protection failures or more commonly just the amount of time to babysit some other programs because they need frequent updates. Webroot provides excellent protection with zero amount of time spent applying updates, etc. However, sometimes I spend a few minutes to learn about the various monitoring and remediation features which are excellent to have available 'just in case'. It is also nice to know Webroot is located in the US and support techs are available to assist if malware somehow strikes. As far as I can tell, negative reviews posted here for Webroot are from users who did not utilize Webroot support techs to help resolve the particular issues they were dealing with.