Pros: The phone is your basic talk/text phone with a camera/video function built in. The call quality is on par with most phones. Dual SIM cards seems a little pointless, but I suppose it's a nice option to have. The flashlight is an LED bulb on the top of the phone; a nice touch.

Cons: I only have two big problems with this phone. One, as far as I can tell, this phone doesn't support T9 word or any sort of speedy text input. This makes texting arduous. My phone from 1999 could out-type it. Another big feature that I feel is a basic necessity these days is being able to sync the time/date with the mobile provider. I'm using the same SIM card from my old phone, so that isn't the issue. For $30 I feel like I can't complain, but the construction is extremely light, and a bit "empty" feeling, although it does seem durable and sturdy. The camera is pretty bad, but on par with phones from the early 00s.

Pros: Runs an E6300@3.4GHz 1.4v, 8800GT volt modded 740/1050, and a few HDD. The +12v rail stays within specs, and actually never drops more than .01v for me. Very silent.

Cons: None so far.