I would rate it higher if the name of the product was "The Book of Random Cyberpunk Names and other things", half the book is compossed of names, the other half, items, rumors and some hooks, that content is alright, though it could have gone deeper into the cyberpunk area, many of the items are common things that, sure, they belong in a cyberpunk world but they arent as inspiring as cybernetics and other things specific to the system.

The other products, Wild West, Sci fi, Modern, Apocalyptic, they are great.

This is a great collection of tables for enhancing immersion in your gritty and dystopian dark future setting. Random items, foods you'd expect to find in a multicultural setting, random NPC encounters and adventure hooks.

Great value. Lots of thought put into these tables. You can use these to make your game interesting. The encounters are fun because they're not just combat based, but you can have a lot of fun making NPC's and RPing with them. Much better than other Cyberpunk tables available at similar price points.

Its OK, the big downside: I know the description mentions it, but... names take way too much of the book. 25 Pages for names, more than half of the book. There are random generators online for free. So unless you get too much stuck at coming up with names of people and corporations, and online sources are not sufficient, you may find this useful, I guess.

Stuff to find in places is just "ok", some of them give cool ideas, others are mostly fluff, the rest are not even Cyberpunk but rather modern, like a candy bar or Toothpaste. The rumors and encounters are good, most of them can serve as plot hooks.

The best: Failed hacking attempt side-effects and failure in cybernetic implants is the gem of this. For this the product is rescued.

Conclusion: I wish it had more useful stuff, like cyberpunk traps, weird technology, video feeds, security level of a building, camera set ups, drones, etc. I don't recommend it for 3 bucks but the hacking and cybernetic failures are great. Otherwise, really little of Cyberpunk, since you can find "Sunglasses" or a "Vodka Bottle" in any modern setting and there is nothing Cyberpunk on that. The items to find on a "Streetdoc" don't have anything Cyberpunk either, just rather modern clinical stuff like a pair of gloves, a smartwatch (??) or antibiotics. I was wondering whether it could have Cybernetic implant installation stuff, or future medicine stuff, remainders of implants, bioware, etc.

Maybe the author is not really into Cyberpunk? Where is the virtual reality or augmented reality stuff? :)