Pros: Cable works well inside my ATX case, and the price is right!

Cons: None.

Pros: I put it in my build since I need power sata connectors to come out the back to test hard drives. Even after a lot of handling, plugging in, unplugging drives, it is still pretty solid. For $3.99 it is a great deal and works as advertised.

Cons: None so far. Im sure eventually a pin may come loose from the 4 pin molex side.

Other Thoughts: Just take electrical tape and make your own protective covering for it if you intend to use it alot.

Pros: Worked

Cons: I had to twist them in order to get them to fit my SSD and Blu-Ray drives. Like the L was one way on the cable and the L was reverse on the drives. No biggy but I had measured the length I needed and was short so I had to lower my Blu-Ray drive a slot.

Pros: I am making a low rent file server from an existing case. I have an existing low wattage power supply that only has Molex power. Drives mount horizontally left to right. The SATA power end of the Molex to SATA splitter I had was about 1.25 inches long after hooking to the drive - so long that they stuck outside of the case.

These are solid, and stick out of the drive maybe .25 inches allowing me room to put the side back on the case without putting strain on the power wires or the back of the SATA discs.

If you're looking for a low profile 90 degree Molex to SATA power connector, these will fit the bill.

Cons: Despite asking nicely, it refused to install itself!

Other Thoughts: Just go ahead and pay the shipping, this splitter is really good!