Advantages: Powerful, Solid & Safe, Low Mainenance and comfortable
Disadvantages: Higher fuel, insurance costs

...The Mercedes 300E is definately a car to buy if you are considering buying a second hand car. This 6 engine inline E-Class has been one of the most popular model in the Mercedes range. It combines balance, smoothness, power, reliability and value. The engine is 3L. The car comes standard with leather, wood finish and a range of luxury fittings for a car of this range like electric windows, central locking alarm, electric mirrors. The model that I have comes with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Even running at top speeds of 140miles, the 300E is stable and is an impressive performer. The handling feel of the car is superb. The ride is normally wonderfully smooth and the precise steering makes the driving experience more enjoyable. I have had this car for more than 10 years now and have had not major problems with the car... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Performance, Economy and good motorway car
Disadvantages: Severe corrosion problems, mechanically unreliable after 100,000 miles

...I bought my 1997 E300TD in 2005, with about 100k mikes seduced by the image of quality, reliability and longevity. All went reasonably well for the 1st 12 months as I enjoyed the comfort, performance and relative economy from the big car on long motorway journeys. However it was all about to change...the alloy wheels were restored at 115k as they had corroded. Then the front spring hangers rotted and had to be welded at 128k, by 135k the front crossmember had rotted away and needed welding; both of these serious issues M-B repaired under warranty. By now the wheel arches started to bubble with tell tale rust, and I used a Smart repair operation to repair (£475), as the local M-B dealer quoted £3,500 !!!. Good tip here from the Smart repair company; (when the car is bone dry wire brush behind the wheel arch rim and fill... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Great Camera Video Phone
Disadvantages: Hard To Changes Facias

...I find this phone to be a great motorola flip phone not only because of my upgrade from the V300 but the fact that the whole phone runs on the same prinicple. I am one of these people that hates reading through user manuals to find out how to turn things on. So I was chuffed to pieces when this phone came out with the same layout as the v300 but with better specs. I will go through some of the phone specifications and add my little notes next to them The Size of this phone is 89 x 49 x 25 mm, Fits into my jeans pocket fine and you can certainly feel it vibrating... The weight allow a little heavy is 110 g - Not to bad I suppose as I have this hanging around my neck. The Talk Time on this is anywhere up to 255 mins - Not sure on this personally as I have never timed it, but I can use it for 48 hours talking... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Easy to Use
Disadvantages: Screens can be hard to clean

...... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Competitively priced and packed with new features
Disadvantages: None! Any disadvantages would be entirely personal

...to let you handle the camera before parting with any hard-earned cash. Ask to get the camera out of the box, feel the weight in your hand, imagine carrying it around for the day, work out how it will fit in with your lifestyle, and whether it does everything you need it to. Then, and only then, can you really determine if it's the right choice for you. As I said, my review of the Nikon D300 contains some specifications and technical speak, as well as my own experience of using the camera. I haven't covered everything, as that would take forever, but I've aimed to cover some of the more important and useable features. ***What's in the Box?*** D300 body, including body cap, LCD monitor cover and eyepiece cap EN-EL3e rechargeable Li-ion battery with terminal cover MH-18a quick charger and power cable EG-D100 video cable... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Very seldom breaking, and very soft, convenient car
Disadvantages: In Lithuania the parts cost very much

...For the beginning a little of histories. Mercedes Benz W124 (it's a body type) debuted in the end of 1984. Having replaced on conveyor model with index W123. Per 1993 has been lead restyling as a result of which appearance and interior, and also the name has a little changed: since this year Mercedes W124 began to be called as an E - class mersedes. This Mercedes was issued with four types of body: sedan, coupe, five-door station wagon and a cabriolet. Quality of assembly of a body is very high, as well as anticorrosive stability. The interior is executed in monumental, dateless style, finishing materials are of very high quality. One of engines offered for Mercedes W124 is 300 D (such as i have), it is reliable and at duly service is capable to spend a floor of one million kilometers. The car possesses the soft suspender, wich... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Easy to use, nice camera with sharp pictures
Disadvantages: No bluetooth or Video recording

...Now has a lookalike which is great as I upgraded to the E550 a few months ago and everything that fitted my V300 now fits the E550. E550 Much is a much better model. The V300 Flip phone was my first mobile that had Real Ringtones and a Real Colour screen. I spent hours on this phone playing some gr8 Java games,.... Monopoly, Weakest Link, and even a Gambling Machine all of these I downloaded using Gprs It also gave me specialised Tones to go with certian people that would call, for instance I would have the "Crazy Frog" tone for my home phone and my husbands no. Then I had another ringtone for my son, which did always remind me of his energy. The Polyphonic ring tones were just as good and sounded brilliant. I even added photos to the phone nos by using the camera thats built in, the camera had a small but instant zoom... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Easy to use phone with a wide variety of features
Disadvantages: No major qualms - see review for further information

...these days, the choice for my latest new phone was somewhat unlimited! I narrowed my choice down (largely due to finances) to about 5 or 6 phones. All of which had a higher quality camera. Some were bluetooth, others weren't. Some had video cameras, others didn't. But the one thing they all had in common (apart from the higher quality camera) was that they were all flipphones. I've never had one of these before so I thought it was about time I had a change! Plus I was getting sick of all my phone screens getting scratched so I thought this type of phone may help. After much Googling I finally opted for the Samsung E300. (I was initially thinking of getting the Samsung E710 but finances are short so I've put that on hold for the timebeing!) The Samsung E300's that I was coming across in my websearches were going for anywhere... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Great focusing length
Disadvantages: Price

...-and-shift Lenses; • Extenders. Body The 75-300 IS is a telephoto zoom lens. As most of Canon lenses the EF 75-300 IS is not exception and comes in black colour with some silver and gold inscriptions as focal length and general info about the lens i.e. name of the lens; focal length; minimum and maximum aperture and other optional features, in that case USM, III and IS. On the lens body there is just one button, it changes the lens mode: could be: AF - auto focus or MF - manual focus. Hope it's self descriptive. One could ask: what is the MF for? Who would use it nowadays? I can give you two reasons why we need the MF with proper lenses: 1. to extend creativity ; 2. to avoid damaging the lens. There is a bright red dot on the side of the lens. Similar dot is on inside part of camera body where the lens is connected. When connecting... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: see review
Disadvantages: see review

...the additive number, it shows that the additive has passed safety tests and has been approved for use throughout Europe. Research into E numbers is ongoing and they are constantly being reviewed to ensure that they are safe for us based on the latest scientific results. The numbers that follow the 'E' are used to identify what the additive is, the list below shows which numbers usually belong to which purpose group. = E Numbers=Purpose E100-E199 Colourings E200-E299 Preservatives E300-E399 Acids E400-E599 Vegetable gums, emulsifiers, stabilisers and anti-caking agents. E600 and above Flavour enhancers E900-E1500... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful