Pros: It's tiny and it's very quiet. It runs great. If you stay with in the concept of what it is you won't have any problems with this doing the job. I've got Windows Home/Student Office 2013 on it and it doesn't miss a beat. Under the hood it's a laptop in a box. Laptop memory, WiFi card, and hard drive. The wireless card runs both 2.4 and 5 Ghz and is pretty darn quick. it also has a gigabit LAN port that was a big help moving some large file around the office network. Oh yeah. The case was spotless as well as the inside. Bottom line is this: The bang for the buck ratio is very good.

Cons: Well if you count it only has VGA out then yeah that's a con, I guess.

Overall Review: It's not an i7 gaming hotrod. It's a Volkswagen with a Porsche motor in it. But seriously if you're looking for a little machine to put on your bench and run your drone programming on it, it will do that right nicely. If you want to run office programs, it will do that too. And no I don't work for them. I'm just a happy geek with a new toy.

Pros: Waiting to see what CVS Group does.

Cons: Zoom jammed. Would not pull a sharp focus. Macro did work correctly. Most likely was mishandled at the warehouse. I was trolled by CVS Group to give them a good review. I'm waiting to see what they do before I do anything more.

Overall Review: Too expensive to ship it back. Lesson learned. I've used Fuji cameras for 15 years. Never had a problem with any of them. I document computer and multi rotor builds and need this camera badly as the rest of my gear is elsewhere. Very disappointed with this whole experience.

Pros: Works as advertised. I have it on a gigabyte network so data to and from the device is very quick. I can also access the device from my LG tablet with no problems. 4TB is plenty of room for most. I have been steady moving my extensive movie collection to it and really haven't made a sizeable dent in the storage. Good bang for the buck ratio.

Cons: We're seeing that it streams to just one person at a time.

Overall Review: Dashboard software might have been just a tad bit more user friendly. Overly complicated in some features. At the end of the day, it works as advertised, haven't had any problems out of it, and the price isn't all that bad.

Pros: Small and lite weight. Low power draw.

Cons: Where do you want me to start? It's junk. Try to update the firmware, it flips out. Try to make adjustment in the GUI, it flips out. Finally bricks itself.

Overall Review: It's sold under the AGPTek logo but at their website you can't find it. Something wrong there.

Pros: My CPU fan makes more noise than my case fans, which are more Cougar's. I bought these to remedy that problem. Fast spin up with very little noise. Moves a LOT of air.

Cons: Do what they say they'll do so no cons.

Overall Review: Relatively speaking the cost of these fans versus what they do, you're getting a bargain.

Pros: Quiet as a church mouse in my Antec P280 case. Moves enough air to keep my gal running nice and cool. The rubber mounts are a nice touch. No vibration transmitted to the case from the fan. Others have mentioned odd noises coming from the fan at this and that speed. I can hear dog whistles and haven't heard any odd sounds coming from them.

Cons: Well maybe give a price break for buying more than one at a time. They are a little pricey.

Overall Review: If you want a case or CPU fan that moves a lot of air and does it quietly, this fan is for you.

I ordered this running against the clock to document a new quad build. It came with focus and zoom issues so bad it would crash the camera. NOT HAPPY. Destroyed camera in a fit of rage so not able to send it back. OH WELL...