I bought 2 pcs FT signs made in China. they worked for about 7-12 mo. after that they quit. are these better? if yes, why?
778787
The sign was purchased for my brother-in-law, he had an initial problem with part of the sign the rear tire. The company a replacement when notified. The unit is less the one year old and my brother-in-law seems to be happy with it. So far he has had no other issues.
778788
I purchased this just a few months ago so don't really know the answer to your question. As of now everything is working fine.
778789
I have only had the sign for about 3 months and I don't keep it on all the time. But, its looks great and I have no complaints.
1850327
unfortunately, they are made in China; however, we have 2, they work great!
598929
Sorry, mine were in Chinese and useless. I guess I had more than you but I just ended up throwing the thing in Lake Erie. I hated it. If you don't find any decent instructions, don't bother. Look at my review and someone said something like " You should have contacted us". Maybe you can get an answer from them. I could not find anything online to help me. So I thought, crappy stupid company! Check the comments on my review:-) Oh, and good luck with that.
1735513
It doesn't matter where it's made FFS. If it works, buy it. Stop thinking locally and start thinking globally. If all you care about is BillyBob from Podunk USA and BillyBob makes P0S products, then only you are to blame for buying from BillyBob.
1720936
Add me to the list of those who will never buy a Sony product again. Once Sony establishes that a product is selling well, they turn the manufacture over to their factories in China. If you can, check to see where your unit was made. The workmanship on Sony's "made in Japan" products is light years ahead of their shoddy "made in China" products. Sony's customer service is a nightmare. The people who work their No Help Desk don't speak English very well; they have a computer screen of prompts in front of them and they run through the list. If what's on their screen doesn't resolve your problem, they may try to run through the list of questions a few more times, or fob you off with a promise to call you back. Apparently, they don't listen (or can't understand) the customers. Even when they can't complete first call resolution, the front line "service desk" people seem to have a complete horror of escalating a call, whether to their supervisor or to a higher level of tech support. It makes you wonder if they are docked or disciplined for passing calls up the line. Sony had a wonderful reputation, but they are throwing it away with both hands.
1277451
No idea all I know is that they seem to be of better quality as compare to office depot. Sound wise there is no difference I guess its all about how long they last.
997561
The silicon was made in Korea, you can see it on one of the silicon packages to the left of the sticker. Samsung is a Korean company. Most likely they are genuine. If they don't work you can always return it.
1354793
I did not see any stickers or stamps that stated "made in china" but the steps only hung down 2" from the base of the cab, which makes them about useless. What type of SSTL? It appears to be chrome coated not a stainless with a 2B finish.
1092241
I've been out of town for a while, hence my late response. Even though I've used it a many times, it still has a sticker on the bottom, reading "Quality Product of China".
1443977
I have same question. Since all the other response took minutes to answer and yours hasn't been answered in 3 months, I am going to assume China and look elsewhere. Made in China is good for cheap electronic products that don't work. Really bad for touching things that go inside your body!
104612
The embarrassing short answer is, I have no idea. Often a cheap product = cheap quality. Also, I hate admitting this, but I'm a bit prejudiced in the sense that I also equate Chinese products with cheap quality. Since these items had both going for them, I didn't even expect them to work, so I didn't bother to check into the warranty.Sorry.:^<
447618
I just got one that had an expiration of 2012... I would look to another seller for this... as the current seller PCNPRINT is selling expired print heads as if they were new (i.e. at retail prices).
2043184
Hello...I would assume that they're made in China, as they didn't work at ALL! I sent them back immediately!
801508
I've had other Chinese manufactured LED strips on my truck in west TX for over 6-8 months now without any issues. This brand would have been mounted on my RV for the same amount of time if it were not for the inferior 3M (not) backing... it fell off within 30 minutes... the adhesive stuck to the RV and peeled off the light strip. As for the substrate... I imagine its about the same as any other Chinese made LED strip.
1811423
The ones I received were made in Taiwan. The quality of workmanship, was as good as the ones I replaced. And all the numbers were the same as far as I could tell. The old ones were really dull from the sun. Don't know if these new ones will stand up to the sun? but they sure look good now.
57622
I just picked up one of these from Staples after flipping through the 20 or so they had on the shelf looking for one made in Japan but every single one of them said "made in China" on the back. For $1.99 w/coupon, I'm not going to be picky but it's a shame even the Japanese companies are moving production to China. The same thing also happened to the Pentel Energize mech. pencil: the old ones were made in Japan but all the new ones are made in China.
12521
I've had them for a while. Have had no problems except they don't always last as long as they say. Never noticed the "not for use in USA".