Pros: Would look great if it worked

Cons: The tech support is awfull had been getting a error on my computer when i installed the software on my computer and they came back with this responce

This is a known issue for some users. Please google the error and + PRO-LCD, some users resolved the issue and post online. It ONLY happened on some OS, we don’t know what cause that.

Other Thoughts: I would not reccomend this product to any one

Pros: It was an easy install
once I adjusted the brightness it was readable 2 to 5 feet
it gives options to make custom logos
I like the transition option between screens

Cons: The software needs updating I know this is an old product but seeing how a lot of people bought it we need updates.
all the info tabs work on auto user except mobo temps and fan speeds I have speedfan installed it does show my fan rpms and gpu/cpu temps in the m play software ,but for some reason when I add that module to auto user it remains blank however if I shut speedfan down it says speedfan is not running. everything is showing up in speedfan except for voltages which I don't care about anyway but I would like the mobo temps and fan speeds displayed I have spent many hours trying to get this to work with no success.

Other Thoughts: if anyone has a gigabyte z77x-ud5h mobo and got those options to work please post up I'd appreciate it.

Pros: Easy install depending on the case you are using. Drivers work even with Windows 10.

Cons: The M-Play software you have to download to make this work, does not work correctly. It says it works with Windows 8 and I tried ti with Windows 8, 8.1 and 10.

I ended up searching the Net only to find out the the MFR of this LCD no longer exists so no software. I had to find another software to use to make this work. Even with the LCD Smartine software I found, it still does not have the features stated on nMEDIAPC's website.

Because of the Software issue, this is definitely NOT a Plug and play item.

Pros: installed as expected. mounted OK. software and drivers loaded OK. no problems with install.

Cons: A display you can not read is useless.
stand more than 6 feet away and all you see is a blue blur. software is very hard to figure out and not for beginners. Took a lot of time to set up. Hard to display info you would like to display.

Other Thoughts: Tried for a basic clock after playing with it for a week and I am still disappointed. can not read the clock unless you are standing right on top of it.

Pros: looks fancy/nice

Cons: way too small to be able to read from a distance
need to sit close to be able to read it

Pros: Easy to install. Looks really good. Displays nearly all the information I would have it display. Fairly easy to program. The print is easy to read from up to 8 feet away.

Cons: Wish I could change the color to red or white rather than being stuck with the blue. Also a few options I'd like to see in the programming software, like how long to hold at the end of scrolled text. Also changing temperature display in the programming software from C to F does not change what is displayed on the LCD bar.

Other Thoughts: Overall this is a very good upgrade for the nMedia case. Well worth the money! Also, contrary to several other reviews, I had no difficulty installing the software on Windows 7 64-bit.

You will need to install a free program called "Speedfan" for the LCD bar to get information from your motherboard.

Pros: Programmable display for my media pc OEM designed for my nMediaPC case.

Cons: First one tested fine on one machine then failed to work on new build. Could have been user error.

Pros: It has a variety of preset settings with free software from manufacturers site.
Easy setup for tech knowledge medium and up.
Blue looks good.

Cons: I had some issues with my machine recognizing this. I had it working fine at first, then I had to reboot for an unrelated reason. When Windows started back up, it acted like it was never installed. I tried updating drivers, rebooting many many times. Unplugging, rebooting, turning off, plugging in again, etc etc. Nothing worked. I turned the machine off when I left for the weekend, when I came back and started it up, it was working again. Very odd issue.

Others said it was hard to read from across the room, they aren't lying. This is a con for an HTPC setup, which I assume most people are using it for, since it's made for an HTPC case.

Other Thoughts: There is currently not a way to get info from XBMC with Windows 7. This is NOT a shortcoming of the product, it's just an undeveloped idea in XBMC for Windows. This is just something you should be aware of. Since it doesn't tell me any XMBC info, I don't really have a use it. Unfortunately this is kind of the LCD that was 'made' for the case I got. I wish the folks at XBMC would come up with a solution. On the other hand, there has been varying levels of success with XBMC for Linux and this device if you Google it.

If you don't like the software provided, there's a much more in depth program called LCD Smartie, which I got to work with this device by using a few Google searches. It involved placing a driver by hand, and selecting it manually in the software and telling it which COM port your device is on. Nothing incredibly difficult, and I actually like LCD Smartie a little more.

If I were to do it again, I'd find a different brand with the same dimensions, or maybe just not buy one. Overall, it does what it claims (except the random issue mentioned before).

Pros: With a little case hacking I was able to get this to fit inside of the Thermaltake Level 10GT's 3.5" FDD bay.

Cons: Would be cool if you could mod the application a little further, the variables offered for displays are pretty limited.

Pros: Bright

Cons: Archaic programming software. It no longer works after a few months. Maybe this is isolated but dont expect miracles with it.