Pros: This kit works great. I live in a three story town home and I am connecting from upstairs to my basement (3 floors) and I am getting about 85 Mbits/sec. This is much higher than I expected it to be and I am very happy with this product. This kit also allows for 128 bit AES encryption which gives me piece of mind that I cannot be snooped on.

Cons: I think that this kit could have came with better instructions on how to encrypt the data between the devices. I ended up looking up the manual online.

Overall Review: For anyone that may be looking at this review and cannot figure out how to encrypt this kit. Here is how: Plug each device into a plug close to each other. Plug each device into a computer so that they will not go into low power mode Hold the Reset/Encrypt button down for ~10 seconds on each device, they should blink (this resets the devices) Press and hold the Reset/Encrypt button down for ~2 seconds on each device within 60 seconds of each other, they should blink (this encrypts the devices) The devices will now be married and can be unplugged and moved.

Pros: This wireless range extender is great, I am getting about 35 Mb/s in my basement where I was only getting about 1 Mb/s. I can now easily watch HD video streams from my server.

Cons: None really, for the price point.

Overall Review: I was hesitant about purchasing a refurbished model, but I have had no problems to date. I have read other reviews and immediately changed my extender's IP address to static so that connections would not fail if and when the dhcp lease expires. I put ddwrt on my E4200 router to increase the output power, this greatly increased the potential throughput of the range extender and allowed me to place it further away than I would have been able to without increasing the power.

Pros: This modem is DOCSIS 3 compliant and it can bond up to 4 channels. There is a web interface on your LAN where you can view logs and signal information. No more paying the cable company a monthly fee. The modem is much more stable than modems that I have had in the past, as far as I can tell, it has never dropped a signal. The modem is fast. Theoretically, it can go up to 171.5 Mb/s. I have seen speeds north of 80 Mb/s.

Cons: None with this modem, but the cable company's customer support could be better (see other thoughts).

Overall Review: The person at the cable company who hooked up my new modem the first time failed to do it properly. I pay for 36 Mb/s of bandwidth, but they gave me the docsis config file for 26 Mb/s. I was able to find that file name in the modem's log, I contacted customer support once again over the phone, gave them the file name, and they were able to reconfigure my router giving it the proper bandwidth limitations.

Pros: The cable works to charge my Android cell phone, it is inexpensive, and it is built well.

Cons: None, the cable works.

Pros: I have two of these, they seem highly reliable and burn disks pretty quickly. I don't burn too many disks anymore, but this thing is just so cheap that I cannot justify buying a DVD ROM.

Cons: Can be kinda loud at times.

Pros: Looks like it is discontinued, but I really like this Motherboard. It is a great HTPC motherboard, handles any video that I have thrown at it.

Cons: Gets a little hot, but that is how AMD usually is.