Pros: - It worked with one HDD

Cons: - It didn't work with two HDDs

Overall Review: Originally, I wrote: --begin-- I bought this as part of a system for my daughter to put together. That system has an ASRock motherboard, a AMD Ryzen 3200G (65W) processor, 16GB (2 x 8GB) ram, a SATA M.2 SSD, and two hard disk drives - that's it. This power supply couldn't power it. Unbelievable. By comparison, my Linux box with a competitor's 450W power supply has a Ryzen 5 1600X 95W processor, the same 16GB of memory, a Radeon RX550 graphics card, one SSD, and seven HDDs. It runs with no problems even running graphics benchmarks. Need I say more? --end-- As it turns out, unknown to me, is the house in which my daughter lives does not have grounded outlets. Apparently, in TX, it is OK for landlords to rent houses in this condition. Sad. She is running a computer system on a adapter with no ground. And the problems continued even with a replacement larger power supply, albeit less frequently. Running with no ground is likely to cause the introduction of noise on the power to ground reference plane voltages on the motherboard. That situation would be exacerbated with a smaller power supply that is minimally capable of staying up with load. Enough noise can start signaling events (resetting counters, changing timing, etc.) at random times which could easily cause a BSOD to appear. So, I rescind my negative review, not being able to blame the power supply and I'll bump it up to 4 eggs to be fair to EVGA. I have had great luck with their products in the past.

Pros: It does what it is supposed to do. I would not even consider using this product for a computer and monitor. It simply hasn't got the capacity. But, if you are looking for a cheap backup to some low power equipment, it does a good job. I used one of these I had for 3.5 years until it just starting periodically shutting of power to my household network equipment. The battery went dead. I can't complain too much about the battery life.

Cons: I would have given the product 4 eggs had CyberPower not put a Torx security screw into the cover over the battery compartment. Now, I need to go get a driver with a Torx security bit if I want to replace the dead battery.

Pros: - Lightweight - Feels solidly built - Fast, but certainly not desktop fast - Nice matte display - Keyboard has a decent feel - USB 3.1 Gen 2 (Type C and Type A)

Cons: - I have had some stability issues with the graphics. I have all of the latest drivers from ASUS installed, and I also tried the latest graphics drivers from AMD. I have had programs crash, but not very often. This is why I docked it an egg. - The backlit keyboard is useless, in fact it makes it harder to read the keys, at least in good lighting- Like others, I have a USB-C power brick that I used on my last laptop, it would be nice to be able to power this laptop from that brick. But, with no USB-3.1 charging, you have to use the proprietary adapter which is one more thing in my travel bag. - Very basic BIOS, not many configuration options, but typical for a laptop nowadays

Overall Review: Hopefully, a driver or BIOS fix will doing something about my issues with the graphics. Other than that, it's a solid portable laptop, I would recommend.

Pros: Works great when it is connected,

Cons: Disconnects randomly.

Overall Review: I have tried this adapter on both my Windows 10 system and my Linux system. In both cases, it works, sometimes for a few days, but then disconnects for no reason. My wireless router is no more than 15' from my computers. Whichever one had the other adapter I have would not disconnect so it clearly is this adapter. I have had good success with other WavLink products, but this one was a big disappointment.

Pros: - 4 system fan headers - Solid feel to board - Reasonable set of options

Cons: - I could not get a WD Black WDS256G1X0C NVMe SSD to work reliably on this board. It would work for a while, then suddenly disappear from the BIOS. I don't know if it is this board or the SSD. The SSD isn't in the compatibility list, so I cannot complain too loudly. - The motherboard LEDs are a bit lame, but I don't have a window case so I don't really care.

Overall Review: - Linux freezes on this board every so often, like once every day and a half, especially when idling over night. But, if you read around the Internet, Linux is freezing on a lot of motherboards. It has something to do with the C6 power state. We are all waiting for AMD to fix this. - I bought another board from different vendor because of the issues I was having. Guess what, Linux freezes on that board too, so it isn't this board. It's more likely the 1700X chip and/or the AGESA firmware that goes onto that chip. I haven't tried the SSD on the new board, right now I need a working system more that an NVMe SSD.

Pros: Attractive. quiet, very good cable management

Cons: No HDD LED. Grommets fall out way too easily. The round ones in back are easy to accidentally pop out when moving the case. But internal ones fall out too. I might try to glue them in. It would also prefer sides that are easier to remove. For this price point, quick open doors (that swing out) seem like they should be standard.

Overall Review: I already own a Fractal Design Define R5 case hosting my Windows system that I love. But, I didn't want to pay that much for this second system that runs Linux. It is not as nice as the R5, but I am not disappointed for the money.