Pros: Solid construction, good brand.

Cons: Noise level is good when running Office applications, it's a low steady background noise so it's easier to ignore, though it's higher pitched than other PS I've owned. However, the instant load increases, e.g. when copying files to ext HDD or watching streaming video, fan noise ramps up noticeably. This wouldn't normally be a problem if this desktop sat on the floor. However, this particular computer is the only one in my house that sits on a desk in a very quiet upstairs room. The included SATA power cables are too short overall for a mid tower case. Also, the intervals between connectors are too short, forcing me to re-arrange drives to get them to work. How much could longer cables possibly cost? I would have preferred cables 3-4 inches longer with greater intervals between connectors in lieu of the black bag provided for cable storage.

Overall Review: First time owner of Seasonic based on reviews. Have an X series PS ordered from NewEgg that I expect to be quieter. Will keep this G series my other desktops that sit on the floor.

Pros: Wireless, print quality is very good, replacement ink cartridges available in high capacity versions, big input tray, individual ink tanks. Good diagnostics printouts for networking and ink usage.

Cons: Uses up color inks, even if you set driver defaults to print 100% in black. Have three students in the house, so this printer is used a lot for printing out school papers. Nearly all of kids' homework is black only, but we wanted color capability for the occasional color charts and graphics. I expected the black starter cartridge to run out quickly and it did. However, I did not expect the color cartridges to show low ink so quickly. After six weeks of usage (340 pages according to the built-in "printer status report"), all the low ink warning lights for the color inks on the front panel came on. We have not printed more than 20 pages in color. A search of the HP support forums says color ink being used up in between print jobs to maintain the internal inkjet plumbing. This is a disappointing surprise. Why didn't HP say so before I bought the product. This is a hassle, though not a big loss, it was on sale at Newegg for $50 after instant rebate.

Overall Review: Bought this for wireless, and it works great. Bought this so we could use high capacity cartridges to save $$$ save on ink, and this is working for black ink, but so far not for color ink.

Pros: Mounted in case with no problems to replace an older ASUS motherboard. Have used ASUS for years with no problems. Installed 2x16Gb Crucial DDR5 sticks. Got erratic boot behavior. Boot hung with yellow Q-LED on (DRAM issue). Sometimes it would get past yellow QLED to white QLED then power down and reboot. Sometimes would hang on ASUS boot screen "press DEL or F2". Sometimes would successfully boot and start Windows. If I installed a single stick (either one), would get consistently successful boot. If both sticks installed, then got erratic boot. DIdn't matter if I cleared CMOS or not. Then read these reviews and later discovered my Crucial sticks were not on the motherboard's qualified vendor list. After installing two approved DRAM, problems went away. Can't remember having these problems with ASUS motherboards before (I've built 7 previous systems with ASUS boards).

Overall Review: Solid motherboard so far if you are careful to install the right DRAM.

Pros: Quiet. Perfect for my needs.

Cons: Cables too short for mid-tower. Intervals between connectors too short. Had to re-arrange drives to get all of them connected.

Pros: Small, unobstrusive, adequate set up instructions, works fine. Used this wireless print server to add to my home wireless network a 12 yr old (when they were built like tanks) HP inkjet printer for utility printing purposes.

Cons: When setting up on one computer, it wouldn't detect the printer. Simply restarting the computer, and powering on/off the printer and wireless server fixed the problem.

Pros: Small. Lightweight. Comes with many adaptors; able to find the right ones for my laptop. Has USB port for charging personal electronics. Worked OK for charging my daughter's MP3 player.

Cons: Didn't work on two HP/Compaq notebook PC's (both have 14" screens, within the manufacturer's claims of being ideal for 7-15" screens). The battery was fully charged, I used the proper adaptors, the battery was set to proper output voltage, and there were good electrical connections. My newer 6 month old HP/Compaq business notebook running Win 7 acted if the external battery wasn't even there. On my 4 year old HP/Compaq notebook running Win XP, the Windows power icon flickered intermittently when external battery was connected.

Overall Review: Nice idea, but to me, it seems this battery doesn't quite have enough juice to do the job.