Pros: Cheaper than average for its class. Easy to set-up. Auto feed feature. Average print quality. Wireless. Cheaper ink cartridges.

Cons: Print quality is a bit below average especially the colored ones but still acceptable for documents but not great for photos. Scanning is quite slow but works well. Not as fast as advertise. No universal driver.

Overall Review: It's a great buy for its price and I think it is the best in its price range. It can do all your printing needs including scanning, copying and fax. Its features and quality are just on the average level but works well. Of course if you want better performance, you have to pay more.

Pros: Cheap, with pass-through socket, easy to install.

Cons: Slow speed Poor design Only one Ethernet connection

Overall Review: Bad design as it occupy two sockets of a wall outlet, although it has a pass-through socket, that nullify its advantage. The advertise speed is up to 200Mbps, and although I don't believe it even before I bought this product as its hardware is only capable of up to 100 Mbps max, I was still expecting I could still get closer to 50 Mbps. But even with that, I was wrong. I can only get 11-19 Mbps. My Wifi is even better at a closer range! This is totally a waste of money. Even at this price range, it's not worth the money.

Pros: Cheap. surprisingly very good range. it works.

Cons: the track pad doesn't work smoothly laggy no numpad

Overall Review: I bought this for the TV that's why I didn't mind the small form factor. I got a refurbished one for a good bargain so I still gave 3 stars since it gets the job done even though not as smooth as I want it to be.

Pros: Has decent speed compare to other adapter. Good price. Smaller form than other.

Cons: The speed is slightly faster than other cheap adapters but still way slow compare to direct connection. Unstable connection, always get disconnected every so often. Only one port. No pass-through outlet.

Overall Review: I bought this kit to replace the Rosewill adapter that I bought which turned out very slow giving me only 11-19 mbps (I get 50-60+ mbps on direct connection). At first, I was happy I can get up to 28 mbps with this kit, still slower than what I paid for but better than the Rosewill. Then I noticed I always get randomly disconnected in the middle of surfing, online gaming or streaming and it's very annoying. I thought TP-LINK has a decent reputation as they're been here for a long time but it seems they remain the side players. I remember I also bought a TP-LINK wireless adapter several months ago which gave me several BSOD because the driver is not digitally signed. I never learned my lesson. But never again TP-LINK!

Pros: It works. Cheap. Surprisingly soft touch keyboard than other k270 model.

Cons: No unifying capability. Poor design and layout. The power button works as sleep button!

Overall Review: I previously gave this 4 eggs, but I have to remove one egg after I found out that it is not unifying capable therefore can't use my old mouse with it unless I use a separate usb receiver. But most disappointing is the power button works as sleep button only and no way to configure it even with the latest version of setpoint software. You can only choose sleep or hibernate from Windows power option. My old K270 power button can be configure from the setpoint software itself. Logitech should even change the icon of this power button to sleep button to avoid confusion.

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: I still don't have it after more than a week!

i dont recommend