Exile: Legend of Drizzt: Dark Elf Trilogy, Book 2

Very comfortable and fits perfectly. Only wish it had a back lite on the controller so I could adjust settings in the dark. Thought it would come with a cigarsoette lighter plug or a USB plug to plug in the car.needs some refinement to be better product.

I researched & purchased this model of Snailex when the manufactured seat warmer stopped working in my car. I wanted a cushion that had good quality construction in the seams and especially the straps that will hold it in position without breaking from stress The non-slip rubberized bottom also factored into the decision because of high usage getting in and out of the vehicle. I didn't want something that would bunch up and have to constantly be adjusted. The 2 heat settings and 6 adjustable vibration settings work quite well to relax muscles and relieve fatigue with a 15/30/60 minute automatic shut off timer. All in all this Snailex product has so far lived up to all of my expectations and I am very pleased with the purchase.

I am disappointed because we were given the massage chair with ONLY a car adapter and no home adapter. Nowhere in the description did it say that there would not be a home adapter.

The timer. 15, 30, 60. I use it while driving and it isn't easy to turn on and adjust the settings while behind the wheel. It would be nice if it would remember settings (upper back and pulsate) when turned back on or it should have a leave on until I turn it off setting.

Es muy bueno 👍

I bought this seat warmer as the one on my car died and didn’t feel like spending $500 plus. So here’s the breakdown:1- this seat gets warm and has a timer for 15,30, 45 minutes and has 2 warming settings (need to push power button twice)2- you need an adapter if you want to use in your car. Mine came with a regular outlet plug so I didn’t need one3- the massage option is good for what it is. Is not a deep massager but rather a bunch of vibrating nodes. My only issue was that the ones under the thighs were very uncomfortable and would make my legs to go to sleep so I removed them. Now, I enjoy the massager much better.For the price this was a great option and I’m pretty happy with it

This pad works good, but what's represented in the pictures is a litle off. It's definitely smaller than it looks in the pics. Otherwise, it's pretty good.

This review is for Snailax Massage Seat Cushion - Back Massager with Heat.This one is one of two I had ordered for my family. Both arrived in good shape and free of any shipping damage or issues.Reading the reviews, it seemed that there was a lot of confusion about this being a car or home model. As it turned out, both power units came with the ones I received.I use mine several times a day every day.The unit has utility, however, there are serious design missteps.The first problem is with the heat function. The high heat setting is just too hot. I just used it the first time in that mode and now I skip over it every time. There is no redundancy for the heat setting and with one push of the button turns on the high heat setting.I think a logical design would be to have "PWR" On/Off button turn on the unit. From there one could press "Mode" button to turn the massage function on, and/or push the Heat button to turn on first low heat, then medium, and finally high heat.The other problem is that the unit does not remember your settings and upon depressing the power button goes into the "Auto" mode which is the 4th of the 5 modes???The Auto mode is a sort of demonstrator mode that runs through all the other modes one at a time each for a period of time. I find the Auto mode irritating...I specially like the "Kneading" mode and use it with low heat for 15-minute power naps.There is "INT" setting for intensity, but it only works in "Pulsate" and "Kneading" modes.On the right had side of the seat portion there is pocket for the wired control unit. However, the opening is towards the back??? I have not used my massager in my car, but I really can't see how one could holster the control unit in the pocket while seated in a car seat.Then there is the control unit with buttons not directly facing their associated LEDs, and the graphic of the flat headed (person?) with trapezoidal feet and ears coming out of the side of it's mouth, while standing at attention; not exactly a picture of bliss and relaxation in my opinion.That graphic is just too weird, and I can't possibly imagine where they were going with it?So, 4 star out of 5 for all that is mentioned above and the fact that once I got used to it I find it usable.The Kneading setting is what I like the most and the reason I decided to keep mine.I use it enough so I can quickly push the buttons to take me to my favorite setting, but it is in no way the same as a logical switch function coupled by a memory that remembers your settings.

This book picks up from Homeland. Drizzt is living alone in the underdark and going a little crazy whilst his mother schemes to sacrifice him to the spider queen.This book continues to develop the character of Drizzt and adds a couple if new characters in the form of a gnome and a hook horror who is not all he seems.Ideally I could have done with more scenes back in the dark elf city as the rival houses scheme to take advantage of the chaos caused by Drizzt departure but that's a minor quibble.If you liked Homeland, you'll enjoy this book too.

I like Drizzt and his friends. The threats they faced in the first book had more nuance than in Exile but the story ends with a big change for the drow. I look forward to reading the next book to see how he gets on.

The first book was really good at setting the scene of Drizzt's childhood, training and formative years. Showing well how this led to his disgust, disillusionment and desertion of all His heritage. However this second book ramped up the action, varied emotions and character depth, more characters, more creatures and more scenes. In short Drizzt and his life settings grew and grew: I for one can't wait to see how far the expansion goes now the roof lifted and the stars are the limit !

A tale of exile and isolation turns into a tale of unexpected friendship and the strength that friendship can give, even when faced with ultimate betrayal from one's own family.House Do'Urden is in fine form again as an example of true wickedness and spite and yet our hero Drizzt stoically rises above it all to find his own path. It is essentially the story of a boy leaving home and forging his own path but with many more dangers than one might ordinarily face and told expertly in page-turning prose from R. A. Salvatore. If you enjoyed the first book, then this is a no-brainer. I will start the third book in what is rapidly becoming one of my favourite series, from one of my now favourite authors later today and I can't wait to start.Highly recommended.

I enjoyed this book, not quite as much as the first however. It didn't always seem to know where it was going and the plot wandered at times.That said, the book was enjoyable and moved on somewhat from the first. If you enjoyed the last one you will like this. The standard of writing is good, the characters are believable and world is interesting.I would give this book 5.5/10.