Skip to main content
photoneko

photoneko

2.1K items sold
29 followers
Contact

All items

Items Per Page
See All

About

Location: United StatesMember since: Apr 17, 2001

Feedback ratings

Last 12 months

Positive60- positive feedback in last 12 months
Neutral0- neutral feedback in last 12 months
Negative3- negative feedback in last 12 months

Detailed seller ratings

Average for the last 12 months

Accurate description
4.7
Reasonable shipping cost
5.0
Shipping speed
4.5
Communication
4.6

All feedback (2,113)

j***m (438)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Item exactly as described and arrived superbly packaged. completely painless transaction; I would bu from this seller again.
o***o (2053)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past year
Verified purchase
As described, quick ship, very well packaged, great communication, what more can you ask for. Unique item, thanks!
i***i (1357)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past year
Verified purchase
I ordered an item just before the seller went on vacation, the seller contacted me and we agreed on a solution. great customer service and communication. Would buy from again, product as indicated.
ebayshippingsupplies (1005856)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
8***3 (160)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Never sent item. Horrible seller. Zero contact thru the process of trying to reach them for over a month. I don’t know if he didn’t have the watch or decided he sold it too cheap. Total trash
b***8 (138)- Feedback left by buyer.
Past 6 months
Verified purchase
Some issues came up and the seller was very diligent in working things out. I appreciate that quality very much. Thank you very much for a gr8 deal.
See all feedback
Reviews (42)
Feb 06, 2009
Wait until April 2009 for this purchase
This is the dumbed-down version of the PS3. It is the cheapest unit ever produced, and is hardly worth the price, assuming you use it for dedicated game and movie playback. No card readers, no wireless capability, AND keep in mind that the price is expected to drop in April 2009--so hold off on purchasing for now. Every PS3 that didn't originally have a 20gb or 60gb hard drive in it was not a steal. Only the 60gb and 20gb versions came with the "Emotion Chip", which allowed nearly perfect PS2/PS1 hardware-based emulation. Only these originals featured chrome trim, and everything that's come since has had cheaper gray plastic. Only the 80gb Motorstorm PS3s that have come since are capable of playing PS2 games, but it is software emulated, and will not universally play all games. ALL PS3 units are capable of playing the original PS1 games. IF you are going to get a Playstation 3 and care about overall quality, invest a little more money in purchasing the 60gb version over ALL others--and invest the $40 in a squaretrade warranty. NOTE: A PS3 price drop is expected in April of 2009--unless you want a 60/20gb PS3 for playback purposes, it is recommended that you hold off on your PS3 purchase until after this point in time.
32 of 38 found this helpful
Feb 06, 2009
Excellent form upgrades, weak GPS
I've owned multiple 1st and 2nd generation iPhone's. Even after the addition of the new iPhone 3G version and the myriad imitators, it remains a highly functional and prestigious device. The 3g variants (8/16gb and black/white back casings) are almost identical. Depending on your uses, it won't matter which you get. Encoding and loading videos is too much work. The iPod feature functions EXACTLY as an iPod would. Sadly, the GPS is too weak to be useful, with no 3rd party routing software available. Thoughts: 1st Gen (4gb/8gb/16gb, Edge) vs 2nd Gen (8gb/16gb, 3G+GPS) 1. The battery life for both is rather similar. The 2nd Generation iPhone wins, but not by enough to justify the upgrade. 2. The LCD digitizer (touchscreen) is practically the same with both editions--don't expect major changes. 3. The cases and dimensions of the 1st and 2nd generation iPhones are similar, but the 1st gen is "fatter" in terms of overall girth. 1st gen iphones will not fit in 2nd gen cases, and vice versa. 4. The 1st gen iPhone has a recessed phone jack at the top, and will accommodate only apple-style headphone plugs (circular cable inset). The 2nd generation is standardized, and will work with regular plugs without secondary adapters. 5. The 1st gen iPhone has a metallic case on the backside. The 2nd gen iPhone has either a white or black plastic case. The chrome trim remains the same on both devices. The plastic cases tend to scratch easier than the metallic versions, but the plastic looks better and has a better (smoother) feel to the bare touch. 6. Overall function: both versions are very similar, featuring EXTREMELY similar hardware. Aside from the GPS addition in the 2nd generation iPhone models, you will be hard-pressed to notice any differences in overall functionality--but ONLY assuming you're updated to the same firmware version on each device. What is disturbing about this model: 1. Do NOT let it overheat. Make sure you keep it charged in a cool location with sufficient airflow. This means DON'T put it on fabric. Don't overcharge, and be sure to inspect (check for overheating) regularly. The first time it overheats (it will be HOT to the touch), the battery output will GREATLY diminish (1/2 to 1/3 capacity), and should be changed through Apple. 2. There is NO apple-supplied application for checking and resetting the iPhone battery. This is provided for MacBooks, but not the iPod line 3. All of the iPhone models are EXTREMELY fragile--immediately purchase a case (breathable if possible), or a Zagg InvisibleShield to protect it from scratches and the odd bump/bruise. 4. Internal components are flush with the case, and simple dents will cause components/features to fail 5. DO NOT attempt to open ANY iPhone model for repair if you do not have experience--the cases/trim are prone to dents/bends, and you are likely to scratch/damage internal components if you attempt to replace the digitizer or battery yourself (the most common repairs). It is better to take them directly to Apple stores for repair. 6. Based on who you talk to, Apple will ONLY honor the 1 year manufacturer warranty if the iPhone is linked to an AT&T contract. If you have Jailbroken/Unlocked your iPhone, reset it to factory firmware and specifications before attempting to deal with Apple Repair. 7. No external HD capacity detected--camera only. 8. You have to deal with iTunes to activate and sync music.
2 of 2 found this helpful
Feb 06, 2009
Bad bundle deal--wait until April 2009
This is the dumbed-down version of the PS3. While it isn't the cheapest unit ever produced (40gb version), it isn't hardly worth the full retail price, assuming you use it for dedicated game and movie playback. No card readers, only 2 USB ports (vs original 4), AND keep in mind that the price is expected to drop in April 2009--so hold off on purchasing for now. This "combo" in particular is a giant waste of your money. It's cheaper to simply buy another PS3 and purchase the game separately (especially since its been on the market for a while). 160gb 2.5" laptop hard drives are cheap now ($20-$30)--and you WON'T need the space, unlike the Xbox360 Only the 60gb and 20gb versions came with the "Emotion Chip", which allowed nearly perfect PS2/PS1 hardware-based emulation. Only these originals featured chrome trim, and everything that's come since has had cheaper gray plastic. Only the 80gb Motorstorm PS3s that have come since are capable of playing PS2 games, but it is software emulated, and will not universally play all games. ALL PS3 units are capable of playing the original PS1 games. IF you are going to get a Playstation 3 and care about overall quality, invest a little more money in purchasing the 60gb version over ALL others--and invest the $40 in a squaretrade warranty. NOTE: A PS3 price drop is expected in April of 2009--unless you want a 60/20gb PS3 for playback purposes, it is recommended that you hold off on your PS3 purchase until after this point in time.
4 of 4 found this helpful
See all reviews