Pros: Extremely easy to put together, great for large frames, I'm 6'3" and can rest my head on the pillow. Lumbar support is pretty good as well. The seat doesn't recline too far backward and has a fairly solid feeling spring to it.

Cons: The only Con's that I have about this are that my chair shipped with hardware pack containing 5 seat screws and 7 handrail screws. It was supposed to have 4 seat screws and 8 handrail screws. This was my reason for removing an egg. Otherwise it would have been a perfect 5 eggs.

Overall Review: For the price, I can't complain. I don't think you would find a better chair for $100'ish for a large-framed individual like myself.

Pros: FAAAAST, Great looking, Quiet, Cool. What more could you want from a high end GPU.

Cons: Pricey, but not unlike other 980ti's. No mini-dp.

Overall Review: I had been using two 7970 GE cards, OC'd. I felt like it was time to retire them to ready myself for the VR movement. I spent a LONG time trying to decide my route, saw the reviews of the new Fury X cards, weighed the pro's and cons of each, and decided that it's time to go Green due mainly to their awesome drive support, Gameworks and Gameworks VR. Red Team had a good Pro with LiquidVR, but I really felt that with 80+% of the GPU market going with Nvidia, this was my card. This card is SO FAST even overclocked. I'm not running a 4k monitor and don't plan on it yet, using 3 27" Asus 144hz monitors and this card keeps my frames high on ALL monitors. Playing Witcher 3, BF4, Dying Light. Also doing Rocket League in triplewide. This card is so nice I'm about to purchase another right after this review. Gameworks VR supports 1 GPU per eye!

Pros: Great Quality parts, great feel. This appears to be able to support a ton of weight, very sturdy.

Cons: Instructions were horrible. Instead of parts being labled with standard A,B,C,D... they had colored dots that needed to be aligned (match green stickers to yellow stickers, etc.). This lead to much confusion for my wife when the stickers were missing on several of the parts.

Overall Review: Overall, I'm happy with it. I use to manage a futon store and looked for one of quality and the price of this was way better than what you would find in your local store. Plus, I didn't have to bargain the price down even though I know the true cost of a futon like this :)

Pros: Brightly back-lit, rubberized feel, non-slip pad on the base. Adjustments to hand size are nice allowing thumb and palm to be extended to support large hands.

Cons: the spacebar is VERY sensitive. and the keys are laid out evenly on the pad, unlike the nostromo (predecessor) where they were laid out more like a keyboard. For me this was a Con. Just something that I need to adapt to though. Also, there is no ability to adjust the thumb angle. I have large hands but I dont want to stretch to hit my spacebar. as it is, my tumb tends to rest on the hat switch..I have to undbind it so I dont screw myself up. Not corded.

Overall Review: Overall this is a great product. The biggest qualm I have about it is the cost. I paid $119 for this, not sure why really. With an expensive product I would expect full quality. Minus one egg for the price and the fact that it's not corded.