We have been using QB for MAC for 4 months. Its a good thing we bought the 3 months of support for $99 - because we needed it ALOT. First the support is India based - although they speak english - there is still a communications gap. They had to reinstall our software on both machines (network version) - 4 times. after 3 months we didint renew the support even though we still have mulitiple problems. BTW these are also brand new Mac Book Airs. They never got the real problem fixed - so we are just dealing with it. The problem that is lingering is that re-occurring transactions keep re-occurring. Once you input them and then go back to the company file they appear again as if you had not approved them the first time. There are several other bugs too. This is NOTHING LIKE WINDOWS version. We had the payroll function - which was a complete JOKE. Its not even part of Quickbooks. Its and outside website that required manual integration into the software, that is VERY hard to accomplish. We canceled that too and are going with a stand alone service. I dont recommend buying this yet. Intuit has alot of work to do before this is a first rate product. FIX THE BUGS.

We replaced a 1/2 hp Badger 5 with this Evolution Compact and the noise and vibration is almost non-existent now. This is a very well made garbage disposal and it is more than powerful enough for our needs. It is well worth the extra cost and I highly recommend this product.

Well first - if you don't like bananas then this might not be for you, as it seems all the recipes require at least some frozen bananas in order to give you the creamy texture. I tried to use just frozen strawberries and it came out more like chopped ice then cream - but you might like that. I have tried it with bananas and strawberries, mixed berries, peaches and mango and they are all wonderful!! Very creamy with great fruit taste!! A typical bowl will be 1 medium banana with 4 oz of frozen strawberries - that gives you a full bowl of frozen treat. Kids love it too ... especially the banana mango. You can buy almost any kind of frozen fruit at the store now for 1/2 the cost of ice cream oz for oz. Some folks talk about how you can do the same thing with a fork or a hand mixer, but I tried it and it is so much easier with the Yonanas maker - I burned out a hand mixer trying - wife almost killed me. Clean up is a breeze - the thing comes apart and breaks down to four pieces that are real easy to clean. The cutting head seems very well build of hard plastic and stainless steel. The motor, housing and drive head seem well built and powerful. The only part that seems that it might be a problem is the silicon gasket, just need to be careful and if it tears they sell replacements via their customer support - haven't had any problem just need to be easy with it as you are taking it apart and storing it. As a bonus you can use the brown bananas as they give the best flavor - no waste (how much banana bread can one actually make?) I believe this was money well spent!!

sometime i will plug my phone into charge and come back to realize it didn't charge because I needed to push in the cable a bit harder to get a complete connection. Just make sure it's charging before you walk away. You may have to push the cable in further.