Pros: Long arm length. Heavy weight capability. Price was comparatively inexpensive.

Cons: None to date

Pros: - Sound is fairly good. Bass is adequate the highs are a little muffled. - The 2.30i is designed for an iphone (with controls) but also works in a standard computer audio jack as a simple headphone.

Cons: The clamp force for me is close to being painful. I consider my head average adult size. I like on the ear style because typically it lets some outside noise in. These do not. I currently have the installed over a box in the hope it will relax the plastic. If it doesn't they will not be usable for me.

Overall Review: The price is good since the HD 2.30 has been succeeded by the HD 100. Probably good for jogging or working in the yard because they sure as heck not going to fall off. Due to the lack of adjustment for clamping force I would only recommend these for children with small heads.

Pros: None

Cons: Did not receive a serial number to be able to use this software.

Overall Review: My fault for not installing this application in a timely fashion. Bought in 2017 tried to install 1/1/2019.

Pros: Rebate

Cons: Three months since Thermaltake acknowledged my rebate was inprocess. Still no check.

Overall Review: This is the 3rd and last Thermaltake power supply I will buy.

Pros: Good range

Cons: Silver metal portion slipped of the black plastic portion that held the electronics. Was removed three times then came apart.

Overall Review: Apparently designed for a one time installation. I do not recommend.

Pros: Works at the motherboard default frequency 2133 Ghz

Cons: XMP does not work Lot of money wasted when you can't acquire the promised speed.

Overall Review: I purchased this memory based on G.Skill web site compatibility statement. Motherboard - Asrock Z270 Taichi updated to latest BIOS Processor - Intel Core i7-7700K No issues booting with the motherboard non-XMP defaults 2133 Ghz. When enabling XMP with motherboard switch and in BIOS I can no longer boot. Motherboard errors A2 which correlates to a SATA issue. I think it make be related to my OS drive a Samsung NVMe SSD 960 EVO. Prior to updating the BIOS when I tried XMP the computer would not even allow access to the BIOS. Removing the NVMe SSD did allow BIOS access.