Pros: Price has to be the top reason. Fast. I do get good speeds. Its pretty generic works in every device I have tried so far.

Cons: Currently Seeking Warranty/RMA from manufacturer. One of the 3 that I bought has died. Linux or Windows cannot format or partition the drive. Pretty sure its toast. It was the one in my RaspberryPi. The 2 in my Galaxy S3's work fine. I have only had these since May 2013. Time this post September. Expected more use from what seemed to be a perfect little chip.

Overall Review: Does new egg have trolls? So many reviews on this product were found not helpful. Do you expect an essay about the product containing its molecular breakdown? Its just an SD card for a good price, as far as I know the reliability seems to be fair. Seller has good shipping too. Speeds are listed and confirmed. Probably could do better than advertised but its a cheap SD card. I never expected to much. The ones that still function seem to be ok. Although the dead card died with no warning.

Pros: Cheap. Sturdy like the G Series seems to be. Fabric sheathed cord, Comfortable, Clear stereo sound. +3 eggs

Cons: Although the cord is fabric sheathed it is lightweight and feels weak. Provides a lower quality of sound than the G35 or 930s. It is only stereo so don't think this will give you an edge in the game world. I use G930's for gaming so I don't use my on board sound card(Realtek). This headset has no built in amplification. It is needed, ever so slightly. When the base hits when connected to my PC the other frequencies of sound drop lowering the overall volume. These are a power hungry headset. The controls on the cord feel flimsy.The ear surrounding is fabric over foam, the g35 and 930s are vinyl or plastic(Preference). Also, overall low volume. -2

Overall Review: G930's = Wireless version of G35. G35 has to be one of the best headsets I have had. I bought these to use with soft phone for work. They suit the purpose. Just don't expect anything too great. I would not gift these or buy another pair. Save your money for the G35s. G930s have all kinds of wireless issues...When they break...going back to G35s If you don't want to save or wait Turtle Beach X12s my next best choice. They have amplified sound and bass control and are built as good as these + they have a better cord... even if it is 10ft long...

Pros: Worked out of the box. Good enough for gaming. 12g GDDR6 and not 8

Cons: Not a model ##70 or better.

Overall Review: The GTX/RTX##60 model is the lower of the mid grade. Though the 70 is what I think is mid grade and what I usually buy. My first 60 since my GTX 460 which I hated and used 70 ever since starting with the GTX 570 which still runs Fortnite as if that is any achievement. My kid still using it but not for long.. Also my first Zotac card. I usually get Gigabyte or EVGA. This is going in a PC for my kid. It's currently paired with a Ryzen 7 3700x@4ghz x570mb 32g DDR4 for testing. Unigine Superposition 1080p Extreme: Avg FPS 38. Score 5079. Ran 60c during benchmark. HLL 70 to 120FPS on 2k medium settings Will be paired with Ryzen 5 5500 B550mb and 16g ram. Should perform well. I foresee no issues but time will tell. Update: Installed in new machine, Unigine Superposition benchmark 6694 @ 4k Optimized Avg FPS 50 GPU max 76(cheap atx micro case may have some impact on temp) I am impressed. Will be ditching the 5500 for a 5600 for PCIE4 support.

Pros: New Works Better than what I had before

Cons: NOT PCIE 4.0 Made in China

Overall Review: Not for Gaming. If your building an AM4 buy the 5600 instead if you are looking at this CPU. I got a B550 and an X570 Mobo and 2 of these CPUs and since this CPU has no support for PCIE4 they run on the PCIE 3.0 standard. I paired it with a RTX 3060 and I tested that card on a PCIE4 machine and when I put it in with the 5500 there was a noticeable difference. Guess I will be getting 5600s to replace this junk. Why make a new product that doesn't support modern standards? My 3700x(2019) supports PCIE4 but the 5500(2022) only PCIE3. Dumb.

Pros: Ultra Slim Form Factor, Intel Based PC, Quiet, 4gb RAM

Cons: 1st one was DOA, Refurbished, does not perform well. Power supply is external and large.

Overall Review: This is the ultra slim formfactor. It is basically a laptop mobo with a desktop cpu. It has no room for upgrades. It uses SODIMM DDR2 RAM and 320gb 2.5 inch HDD(Laptop HDD's are slow). Q35 chipset is dated and does not perform well. You should also know that this model is plagued with problems after minimal research revealed much information, I should have stayed away. I wanted it for its compact size and specs to use as a media machine as my Acer Aspire could no longer do the job neither could this. It struggled with youtube. Netflix and 4mazon Prime played ok. If all you want to do is browse the web or do homework this PC is good for that. It will not game as its Q35 Chipset lacks severe video processing power. I would not recommend this PC to anyone due to its low specs and high price. There are 2 markets for PC consumers, Enterprise(highest) and Consumer(lowest). Enterprise grade technology is built a bit more rugged. They are made to withstand long uptimes and heavy loads. They are a higher quality device but the price is also higher. For what this is you can get a better consumer PC on paper.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Weak. Did not last. Failure rate to high. Poor support.

Overall Review: We had a bunch of these as back up PSU for our lab computers at the school I interned at. We installed a few of these when needed as our PCs were donations since it was a public school. Before we did our new PC deployment. Out of the many I installed in our old wore out PCs they ran hot the fans failed and some just quit. One had a capacitor pop. Scared the heck out of the lab teacher haha. Buy this with caution.

I ordered 3 Topram Micro SD cards. They came to my door in proper packaging with 2-3 days. That was 2 separate orders.