Pros: - USB 2.0 - small - SD & Micro SD slots

Cons: - sometimes SD cards do not register when put into the device. You can pull the SD card out and put it back in and it will normally load up properly. Doesn't happen enough to detract from the product, probably just the data-pins not connecting with the SD reader's data-pins :) (not sure if that is the appropriate vernacular, but it makes sense to me :)

Pros: Replacement battery. Can be charged with the stock charger that comes with Nikon D3200.

Cons: Is NOT 1400MHz of a battery... it is the same MHz as the stock battery.

Overall Review: I am disappointed that the advertised MHz is 1400 when its, in reality, 1050.

Pros: Clear image. Powerful HD features. Sleek look and good audio recording quality.

Cons: fps choppy in some video programs

Overall Review: Worth the money :)

Pros: - fast auto-focus motor - relatively silent focus-motor noises (compared to other AF lenses I have used) with "Ultrasonic Silent Drive" technology. - F/2 aperture (this is one of the best qualities of this lens) - VC image stabilization -high quality lens glass elements - beautiful clarity and colors - crisp

Cons: - large (not as large as some telephoto lenses I have seen/held, but its big enough that it will make people look at your in public... and be careful where you point it.. I have had people come up to me and get very defensive and ask if I was photographing them without permission!) - the VC stabilization requires a patient user, the stabilization is fast... but sometimes it takes a little longer than the split second you needed to capture that animal that shot past you. The stabilization does help in lower light situation, allowing you to use a lower iso (less grain) while using a slower shutter speed that would normally be too low for one to hand-hold shoot without large blur. The VC stabilization makes up for this and I have shot some awesome burlesque photos in very, very low-light situations. I have no other lens that can perform in those situations (not even the 60mm Di II macro lens). - heavy after holding it for longer than 15 minutes actively.

Overall Review: This lens was my first real "expensive" lens purchase. I went back and fourth with this model and the Nikon equivalent for 500$ more. I have a Tamron Di II 60mm F/2 macro lens, and it has been one of the best purchase of my life (look that lens up if you are interested in high quality 1:1 macro shots ;) This 70-200 came shipped well, and was quick to arrive. The cost is a bit high, and was definitely (and is still) a bit of an anxiety factor in my life. Be sure that you are prepared for the credit charge and/or pay in cash ;) Newegg offers multiple promotions for 1 year no minimum payment no interest for purchases over X amount. (this lens qualifies for that promo)

Pros: Sturdy. Attractive. Fast shipping

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Got this for my dad on Father's Day... he LOVES it. Uses it all teh time.

Pros: Awesome CMOS sensor. Great megapixels. DO not have any complaints about the refurbished model that I got. I went from a D3000 to a D3200, and while the numbers may not seem that different... they really are.

Cons: None, seriously :D

Product is packaged in a nice box, does not feel cheap when held. Only issue I had was that i didnt read the HD size specifications. This is for a 3.5 HD (like what would be in a laptop) not a full size desktip harddrive.