Pros: Plugged my PS3, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and guest computer into it. They all worked just fine and all the NATSs on the systems are fine. Downloading games/updates doesn't seem to take any longer than a direct connection.

Cons: Lightweight, feels cheesy.

Pros: Extremely fast, quite, cool, and gorgeous.

Cons: There is a bug with the GTX 680 and GTX 670 series where monitoring software, E.G. SpeedFan, Precision X, MSI Afterburner, GPUz, etc, will cause the card to create a red screen on your computer that requires a hard reboot. This also happens often with 3DMark11. The ASUS GTX 670 (both TOP and non-TOP) editions seem to experience this more often than other series of cards. A simple search for ASUS, GTX 670, and Red Screen, will prove this. Users all over are having this problem. I have personally had this happen with two non-TOP cards now. I did not overclock either of the cards, and one of them was in fact running only at 705Mhz (which is also another common bug with the ASUS version of cards), however that bug is supposed to be extremely rare.

Overall Review: For the average user who doesn't tweak his cards, care about benchmarking, and just wants something to throw in his system this card is a solid 5 Eggs all day long. Its simple amazing. However for the more advanced user I'd advise caution. If you get a working card then it's great, if not there is always NewEgg's extremely amazing RMA policy.

Pros: Short PCB, 320 Khash/s for mining.

Cons: This thing runs HOT and it runs LOUD. If my mining rig wasn't in a separate area of the house it would be annoying. That said its super cheap and works very well. Been mining on it nonstop for 2 weeks with no hiccups.

Overall Review: If you like silence look elsewhere.

Pros: With all the winter storms this has saved my work on my computer about three times now. Can't complain, works wonderfully.

Cons: The blue light is kind of annoying, had to cover it with electrical tape.

Overall Review: These usually work well right away, its after like a year of use you will start to see if they are as good as you think they are, that said this seems great so far.

Pros: This is awesome. Its the perfect hub for what I needed, I can't tell you how amazing I think the on/off switches are. Works like you think it would.

Cons: Doesn't come with a DC adapter. You can buy them fairly cheap but the quality is iffy on those units. That said I use this to turn off my Xbox 360 controller, Webcam, USB Mic, and a couple other non-essential items. I don't use it for anything power hungry or for transferring loads of data. It did not charge my phone when plugged into it but that is because it needs the extra power from a DC adapter. Also the cable on it is very short, expect to buy a USB 3.0 Extension Cable.

Overall Review: If you want to use this for external hard drives, or large flash drives and things of that nature either look for a product with a DC adapter to give it extra power or expect to buy one. I still haven't found any hub out there I like as well as this one.

Pros: I can charge my 3DS and DS at the same time in half the time it takes to charge them with their normal cables. Gets rid of those nasty blocks taking up wall sockets. Can't complain!

Cons: Not really a con, but worried about the quality, they seem iffy for the price but work great so far.

Overall Review: This is great as long as it lasts.