Pros: Fast 7200 RPM, large capacity, great price, and best of all no bad sectors. I performed a complete surface scan with WD Diagnostics prior to install and drive cloning (since I have been burned before by using a bad drive before testing it). Used this to replace a 3 year old WD320 Gb that was going bad. Really pleased with the performance.

Cons: This drive is Advanced Format, meaning it has 4096 byte sectors instead of the older 512 byte sectors. Not a con in the true sense, just wanted to point out that if you clone a Win Vista partition from a non-AF drive to an AF drive you will need to install a MS hotfix. However, you cannot patch your system AFTER it has been cloned (the people at MS can be real smart sometimes).

Overall Review: if you are migrating a Windows system from a non-AF to an AF drive then apply this hotfix PRIOR to cloning (search kb2470478 on Microsoft support site): Article ID: 2470478 - Last Review: March 15, 2011 - Revision: 2.0 Applications that are built on ESENT and that run on a Windows Vista-based or Windows Server 2008-based computer may not work correctly after the reported physical sector size of the storage device changes

Pros: Massive capacity for cheap. Great performance for an economy drive. Comprehensive (user friendly) 3 year warranty. Customer loyalty upgrade program.

Cons: You get what you pay for? Dead after 10 days

Overall Review: I read many complaints about these drives here on this forum, but I have an extensive history with WD products so I figured I would roll the dice (especially when factoring in the dirt-cheap cost). I got burned, but will try to RMA with NewEgg shortly (1st time ever). If that doesn't work, WD offers an advance replacement warranty, i.e., they mail you a new drive 1st, then you have 30 days to mail them the bad drive. WD also offers a "Loyalty program" for drives still under warranty in which you can upgrade to a different drive (doesn't even have to be the same form factor) for a discounted price. I also just RMA'ed a drive for a client and it only cost $7 to ship to WD using the advance warranty. Conclusion: even if this drive is junk, WD offers an extensive 3 year warranty to get you back up and running. Therefore, the warranty offsets the drives crappiness for a sum total of a 3 egg rating.

Pros: Seems like a nice unit.

Cons: As another reviewer stated, the product I received has 7 half-height, vertical pci bays, not the 3 full-height, horizontal bays as described.

Overall Review: Newegg should fix the product description. But the chassis seems very nice if you don't need full-sized pci card support.

Pros: Has a USB-C connector.

Cons: Doing a full format results in a sustained write speed of 16 MB/s. I think that's as fast as USB 2.0.

Overall Review: I haven't owned a drive this slow in a looong time, buddy. Haven't tested read speeds yet. We'll see.

Pros: * It's RAM, it works. * Looks decent.

Cons: * Both sticks strangely died at 18 months.

Overall Review: I've had good luck in the past with G.Skill and I have bought many of their products over time. But these two sticks oddly died at the same time. I tried booting the PC with each single stick as a diagnostic test, and neither stick would be recognized anymore by the mobo. This is after only 18 months. The same mobo is now running on other sticks of ram.

Pros: * Looks nice. * Gold plated heat sinks. * Thermal pads (jelly like substance) included. * Supports two M.2 drives. * Driverless / plug and play. (Drive visible in both Ubuntu 18 and Win 10.)

Cons: * Supports a SINGLE NVME drive. The other drive is SATA mode.

Overall Review: Nice quality construction, driverless, and works in both Ubuntu 18 and Windows 10. Literally plug and play. Biggest drawback is that only a single port is available for NVME drives, the second port will run in SATA mode, which will be less performant.

Item came on time and as advertised.