Pros: -Works just fine running a bunch of hard drives, an oldish Radeon 6950, and on my room's... strained breaker
-I don't even hear it, much better than the jet engine PSU in my other pc

Cons: -I spilled coffee on one of my modular cables and it got all sticky :(

Other Thoughts: Honestly, I know people are obsessed with full modular, but why? You need the motherboard power cables, so no matter what they're gonna be plugged in, the only time you would need modular is if you're getting custom cables, blast it

Pros: works well, stable, more than enough cables.

Cons: Lack of variety of cable lengths. No cables included that only have one power adapter. ( my first modular PS, maybe they are all this way. ) for instance, i only have one hard drive. the power cable that goes to it has 3 ports to support 3 HD and is about 18 inches. All cable provided are the same length. So my matx case is still a mess with cables bundled up and zip tied. Id love to see one that has a variety of cable and perhaps one that has cables for a simple matx build, not just meant for a full atx tower with 6 raided HD and two Video cards and multiple optical drives. I have one Video card and one HD, and want unimpeded air flow, thats it.

Other Thoughts: 2 eggs because it did not meet my expectations for a modular power supply. A lot less mess than a non-modular but it would be nice to know just what kind of cables are included and have a variety to chose from. Newegg is awesome and the price was so right, i was just hoping for a cleaner build in my matx case. As far as stable power, its 5 eggs.

Pros: None

Cons: This is a follow up review. Maybe I am just that one guy that gets the "dud" product but I continue to detest how this comapny treats their customers. You know how you read people's reviews where the manufacturer responds with an, "we are sorry, please contact us so we can fix this problem?". Well not this outfit! Let me give you the facts: I purcahsed a NEW PSU from this company and it failed within 2 hours of use. OK, that happens...something made it through the process and it wasn't up to speed. It of course had a rebate and I cut the serial number off the box and sent it in, disabling the box for a return, which I also disposed of. I have to return this to the manufacturer for a replacement, shipping it back at my expense (which Newegg kindly reimbursed). After jumping through many hoops to satisfy Enermax, they stated that they received my PSU and sent me a new one. Well guess what I got? In the box I SENT I received a refurbised PSU and nothing else. Now wouldn't the nice thing to do be sending me a "brand new", complete PSU with the cables and some kind of apoligy to make me feel good as a customer? NO, I get a used, refurbished PSU and that is all. You will probably go with the other positive reviews, and like me, decide to buy this thinking it wont happen to you. Well that's your call. The way I feel right now, please buy another manufacturer's PSU and in case you have a problem will not have to go through what I went through!

Other Thoughts: Buy another company's product.....PLEASE!

Pros: After rebate 29$. Its modular. I like that the cables are NOT sleeved. 50A on the +12v rail.

Cons: None for the price i got it at. ( Why do i HAVE to enter a con? )

Other Thoughts: Wouldn't buy this PSU for the regular price of 80$.. But for 29$ after rebate and Shellshocker deal, its totally worth it.

Went from a Corsair TX750 that was about 7 years old. Still worked but had coil whine , To this Enermax 650. Only time will tell if this PSU is worthy, but for 29$ i cant lose.

Pros: This is a solid CWT built psu. Primary cap is Panasonic. Hybrid modular with only the 24 and 8 pin EPS connector hardwired. Uses flat ribbon style cables so very manageable. Quiet under load with my hardware. I like the "Heat Guard" design in which the fan will spin after shutdown to cool components, only 30 seconds. Accessories are nice. This is my first Enermax psu after a long time with Corsair. For the price, this couldn't be beat.

Cons: An older design used by CWT. 40C certified not 50C in other units. Chinese caps on the secondary, not a big con though.

Other Thoughts: Glad I purchased this psu. No doubt it'll last until my next build.

Pros: Will fit that sad, cramped, sorry power supply compartment with no hole at the back for better cable routing of the Prodigy.

650 watts of 80+ bronze rating.

Will not turn off immediately for a softer shutdown, this will help components last longer.

140 mm modular sweetness!

Durable Japanese capacitors.

Cons: The fan sounds like a banshee. Flat cables are boring.

Other Thoughts: Great for any HTPC or any build that requires a short PSU due to space limitations! The fact that Enermax build this PSU themselves & not just a re-brand like most companies do.