Pros: Works great for my PS3. Sound quality is great.

Cons: None at the moment.

Overall Review: For anyone else planning to purchase this for the PS3 that has not set up a USB headset before: You need to go into your Settings under Accessory Settings and switch the input and output devices to your USB headset.

Overall Review: Bought this for a secondary drive for Acer Nitro laptop. Randomly PC wouldn't boot up and after trying everything I could think of, I took the NVME out and sure enough it booted right up (it was not included in boot order). TOok the drive out and connected it to my desktop, not accessible at all, just seems to have died completely. WD has always been great for me and this is my first experience with one of their products failing. Would likely go for the WD Black next time.

Pros: None.

Cons: I've had this product since September 2014 and it just doesn't cut it. The actual speeds are nowhere near 80mb/s. Buffalo's fix was to use a recommended HDD which is insane but I bought into it and took the opportunity to upgrade so I got a WD Red 3TB drive. Exact same speeds with this drive. Decided I would try SSD Raid to really test the speed, still nowhere close to 80mb/s (on a direct gigabit ethernet connection). Firmware out of box was garbage and made the EWS unbearably slow and the integrated DLNA server never worked. Buffalo's fix was to offer a replacement which I opted out of because I needed the storage and couldn't afford the down time. I managed to resolve the issues myself noticing a new firmware update was available on the website that the EWS did not find on it's own, nor did the tech from Buffalo suggest. Shortly after I fixed the speed issues with the firmware the device put itself into Emergency Mode. The only way to resolve the issue was to set up the drive again and rewrite the firmware to it.. causing a loss of all data on the drive. (Yes, I know how to back things up.) Wrote it off as a one-shot and continued using it. This week the device entered into Emergency Mode itself again, yet again causing a loss of all data. I keep backups of important information but having to go through all of these issues in only a few months is a huge waste of my time, even as a home user.

Overall Review: My previous review was far more favorable to the product and I wish I could retract it. I got this on sale for $119.99 CAD and feel incredibly bad for anybody who spends the full price which is now listed at $239.99 CAD. I reached out to Newegg for help. Their idea of a resolution was to tell me to sell it on e Bay and buy a new one.

Pros: Extremely easy to install. Mounting hardware sticks well and easy to slide cable in and out of. Inexpensive. 1m was the perfect length for my mid tower (Antec Three Hundred) and the blue matches the stock fan LED colours in the chassis and very bright.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Antec Three Hundred Illusion Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Gigabyte 990FXA-UD7 AMD FX-8350 8-core 4.0 GHz Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti 4x4GB DDR3 1600 MHz G.SKILL RipJaws 2x Kingston 128GB SSD 1x Seagate 2TB 7200 RPM HDD CORSAIR HX850 Modular PSU