Pros: Cuts boot time and program loading time in half. Intel technology is rock solid.

Cons: Price, but everyone knows that!

Overall Review: Installed as upgrade boot drive in Dell Studio XPS 8000. Clone software is excellent. Took about 30 minutes to clone 90Gb... Came with 18 inch SATA cable, 6 inch molex power adapter, and a nice heavy gauge zinc plated desktop mounting plate with screws.

Pros: Compact size and reasonable price.

Cons: Could never get it to work... Tried latest software/drivers from Intel.

Overall Review: Latitude E6510. Recognized new hardware but driver install failed repeatedly.... so don't know if DOA or just not compatible with this unit... RMAed.

Pros: Not an Inkjet!... plain paper, card stock, and envelopes all print great. A great light duty unit for the house at this price point. Networking and setup was quick in Windows 10.

Cons: The small single line LCD is a little clunky to navigate, but you'll not need to do that often. Card stock and envelopes will curl if you don't open the back (as instructed) to let them feed straight through. Wireless is on 2.4 band only.

Overall Review: Did I mention it's not an Inkjet?... Have not tried duplex printing yet. Was able to assign fixed IP for networking.

Pros: All good.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Using it with display port cables to drive three 24 inch displays.

Pros: Worked instantly in Windows 10... (No looking for drivers etc). Dual band, AC speeds, Bluetooth all in one card.

Cons: None at this time.

Overall Review: Replaced OE single band card in Latitude E6540. Bluetooth shows available but haven't tried yet.

Pros: Cool quiet operation.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Using two of these in RAID1 in Linksys LNR0208c.

Converter got me up and running with excellent audio from TV to sound bar.

Powers/charges four items from one power port leaving spare ports for other uses. Great for road trips with multiple phones, radios, tablets, etc...