Pros: Works flawlessly. Very easy to install, etc.

Cons: None yet.

Other Thoughts: So far the SATA, USB and SD ports work well. They are all that I use.

Pros: All the card reader slots worked

Cons: -The USB port never worked
-It died 14 months later (Windows Vista 64 now doesn't recognize it)

Other Thoughts: -I planned on using the eSATA port but never got around to it

Pros: Not made by Rosewill, Free Shipping, eSATA port, price ($19.99 at time of writing), doesn't make a drive letter for each port (well mine doesn't in Windows 7 Ultimate)

Cons: None at all. It was out stock for a while (I was so desperate to get one that I had to buy an "open box").

Other Thoughts: I've built 3 computers using this card reader (1 personal and 2 customer builds). After having nothing but problems with the Rosewill RCR-IC001 I changed to Nippon Labs and never went back. I will be using Nippon Labs in the future.

Pros: Not made by Rosewill, Free Shipping, eSATA port, price ($19.99 at time of writing), doesn't make a drive letter for each port (well mine doesn't in Windows 7 Ultimate)

Cons: None at all. It was out stock for a while (I was so desperate to get one that I had to buy an "open box").

Other Thoughts: I've built 3 computers using this card reader (1 personal and 2 customer builds). After having nothing but problems with the Rosewill RCR-IC001 I changed to Nippons Labs and never went back.

Pros: I can't think of any.

Cons: USB cable caught fire. Smoke poured from the case.

Pros: Nice design, good to have lots of features in one place, a good replacement in the floppy slot. The extra USB and eSATA slot are useful to have as well.

Cons: SD card reader failed within 2 weeks, causing long boot times as the device was retried by the OS. The SD card reader was the device I wanted to use the most. Finally disabled the whole thing and pulled it from the chassis. Not worth the expense to replace so it's currently acting as a dust shield for the floppy slot.

Other Thoughts: Save your money and keep using the reader that comes with your SD card.

Pros: Worked right out of the box for me. I got to use my last internal USB port that was just wasting space and I used up another of my 6 Sata ports which I was only using one for my hard drive so plenty to spare. Windows vista automaticly dected the hardware and downloaded all the drivers imidiatly upon start up. All the slots work properly and it matches my cace nicely. Finaly have something sitting in that 3.5'' slot.

Cons: none that I can find.

Pros: I like having the external ESATA and USB2 port that many do not.

Cons: USB Pin Cable too short for full height tower to Gigabyte EX58-UD3R motherboard.

Pros: Works great. Transfers data on the USB for by USB Thumb Drive AND the SD Card slot at the same time

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Fast, zippy. Works great on my I7 875K - EVGA P55 For the Win 200.

I was stupid enough to accidently install the usb header misaligned and off by 2 prongs. Overcourse it didnt work until I pulled it back off my motherboard and installed it correctly, but it didnt fry or hurt the unit which I am thankful for.

Not "cheap" looking in my opinion like others say.
What do people want it to be made of silver and gold or something??

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: As said by others, does not work with Gigabyte p55a-ud3 motherboard. Once installed, all other USB ports, along with the USB ports on this unit, may not work properly (intermittent USB device not recognized-windows 7). Took awhile to figure out, but once I pulled this card out, all other USB ports went back to working fine.