Pros: - Quite, efficient
- Modular cables are long and plentiful, though watch your stacked SATA-powered drives as the cable is too thick for narrowly-stacked SSDs
- Long warranty (hope never to need naturally)

Cons: - The software is rubbish: for the PC software, it cannot read the stats on my CPU. Thermaltake only acknowledges this potentiality on there website buried deep somewhere, But CPU-Z has been around for ages and can get at this data so TT could have spent a few bucks and bring them in on doing their system-reading software. Additionally, the android cloud app (2.0) does not work on either my phone (modern LG) or tablet. Lastly, the monitoring software does not properly tabulate the cost of electricity (maybe this is connected to the fact that it cannot read the CPU data)

- Some links dead end to a Chinese-language error page? Really?

Other Thoughts: It seems to me that TT bench marked the software component of this unit on the best systems they had in-house, and then farmed it out to the customers. The software implementation seems a bit rushed and it is as if the folks who did the cloud features are removed from those who did the PC software.

Trusting the reviews of many enthusiast web sites, the Gold rating of this power supply speaks to his reliable efficiency and that was really important for me as I try to get my power bill down some. But the "toys" feature of this PSU leaves much potential on the table, and that's a shame. That being said, I have a rebate on the way so the 80 dollar price point is about what this unit is worth. So long as it's efficient, I'll be OK