Pros: Looks visually stunning, free

Cons: Friends and family won't understand

Other Thoughts: Cards look nice and the deck came complete. It's a shame none of my friends and family would appreciate my Intel CPU more than me!

Pros: This product is fantastic! It's got it all! The Ace of Hearts, the King of Diamonds, you name it! I couldn't believe how many cards i got. It was at least 52! My family and I love looking through the deck and marveling at our wonderful collection.

Cons: I would have appreciated a few more cards. The card numbers only go up to ten, but it's still a great set.

Pros: Came in free with 4690k

Cons: They smell so horrible.

Pros: These cards saved my life. Ive been battling cancer for months now. Every night the hospital stays got longer and lonely. Until I received these as a bonus for purchasing a DVD of my favorite Christmas movie Kingdom of Heaven. Anyway after eating these cards with my evening pudding for 40 nights my tumors were in recession. Thank you Intel.

Cons: Not that tasty

Other Thoughts: Would highly recommend for patients fighting cancer.

Pros: They're cards. With pictures on them.

Cons: Cards, card, caards. Card? Cards?

Other Thoughts: They're cards.

Pros: Really nicely detailed playing cards: I love the images!

Cons: The coating on the paper/plastic makes them really slippery, so they don't stay in piles or shuffle easily.

Pros: Works

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Honestly I don't even know what these are used for.

Pros: None

Cons: it was a deck of useless cards

Other Thoughts: I dont need cards

Pros: high quality paper

Cons: the back is way too flashy

Pros: Obviously these cards are very well made. Plastic cards with a nice glossy finish. The cards are very thick and the deisngs are grvery detailed and great looking.

Cons: Piece of garbage. Intel only provided FOURTY SIX of the standard 54 card deck. Straight out the box I was missing: A King, Queen, Jack, 10, 3, 2, and Ace card.

Other Thoughts: Overall, this would have been a great gift if Intel didn't pull one over their customers. I got this as a gift after purchasing a TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR Intel i5 4690k Devil's Canyon Processor. This deck of cards, an INCOMPLETE deck of cards is valued at $10, but who would pay for a deck of cards with missing cards? I can definitely see why this was a gift, and not sold for retail.