Pros: This board was built with overclockers in mind;3-way Crossfire, OC ram to 1866, USB3/SATA3 gbps, along with tons of plugs for both, good bandwith allocation for PCI-ex lanes using usb3/sata3, and duel bios. There are power/reset switches built directly into the board, this is IMMENSELY useful for trouble shooting.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Excellent board, never tried Gigabyte before (always an ASUS fan), needless to say I'm not going back.

Pros: Lots of space for the price.

Cons: Had to RMA, drive was defective on arrival. Constantly clicked, slow to access programs, extremely loud rumble when read/write. Only deducted 2 eggs because of the minor inconvenience never had a problem with WD before this one.

Overall Review: I guess it's the luck of the draw, sometimes you get a dud. Hopefully the new drive works out of the box without problems.

Pros: Excellent overclocking ability. -3 onboard 4pin fan headers. -Rear I/O CMOS clear button (invaluable for overclocking) -Onboard debug LED & temp monitor. -Onboard power & reset buttons. -Rear I/O is free of DVI/VGA legacy inputs (could be a con for some) -UEFI bios is very clean and easy to navigate. Some thing that aren't mentioned on the specs sheet: -Removable BIOS chip. -6 phase digi-power -Headphone amplifier (MAX97220 which is DirectDrive line) -Z97 chipset (supposedly CPU is upgradeable to broadwell when released) -10 layer PCB

Cons: -Creative Sound Core3d buggy drivers (see other thoughts) -Included manual is very generic (seems to be designed to cover the whole EVGA lineup -stinger/FTW/classified) -No included mSATA WiFi/bluetooth combo card (no included wifi on mITX? I guess they had to save costs somewhere) -Only 4 SATA ports (how many do you really need in an SFF build anyways?)

Overall Review: Overall the board exceeded my expectations. You can tell by the features what this board primarily focuses on - overclocking. It has an excellent power phase design for overclocking (I was able to achieve 4.7Ghz @ 1.35v stable on a Pentium G3258 4.2Ghz uncore & 2133 on ram). Aside from the Asus Impact VII, the z97 stinger has the highest quality power phase design that I've seen. The only major issue I had with the board so far is after initial instillation and updating the drivers on Creative's sound core3D I lost sound output to my front speakers, to fix this I had to rollback my drivers. However, creative's newest driver release has fixed this, but this isn't EVGA's fault more of a driver issue with creative. Otherwise the sound on this board is distinctly better than most other onboard options, and the headphone amp (not listed in the spec page) was a huge surprise major bonus - it drives my ATH-A700s nicely =). I would definitely recommend this board to any SFF overclocking enthusiast.

Pros: Purchased to store ebook textbooks (since they're cheaper) and to use a a pseudo-wifi phone w/gvoice. -Cheap -Lightweight -Perfect size for large hands.

Cons: -Doesn't have a slot for microSD (although this can be solved with ROOT and an OTG cable) -No front camera -A little slow loading large PDF files.

Overall Review: -Great when I purchased it, will definitely stick with the Nexus line for future purchases.

Pros: Does what it's intended for. Very good price for what you get.

Cons: Styles is very cheap quality.

Overall Review: After about 1 year the case is showing signs of wear. Not really a con since I''ve really beat the thing up, but my nexus 7 looks like new.... So it's done a very good job protecting my tablet!

Pros: Purchased to hook up a flash drive to my Nexus 7 for additional storage.

Cons: -none