Pros: IT WORKS!!! POWERS EVERYTHING!

Cons: doesn't help me cook Thanksgiving food.

Overall Review: I got this on sale and man, modular PSU's are NOT CHEAP! So yeah, I got a great bang for my buck (including rebate) for a total of 40 bucks. That's what a lower powered PSU costs! SO after doing my research and properly figuring out how much GPU's and CPU's need in wattage from a PSU, 600w really does power ALOT (given that you are NOT going to SLI, cause doing that always require 750w+). It works, and powered everything effectively! Thankfully I was not one of those people who had to RMA their psu. My *update* rig for my 3 yr old comp (built specifically for budget , upgrade power, and OC Potential): i7 4770k MSI z87-g45 gaming Motherboard Corsair h80i CPU watercooler 8 GB Ripjaws X Ram MSI OC 770 video card (just ordered) NZXT Phantom 410 Chasis and this PSU can power it all.

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Overall Review: I recently bought this (last November) and while it is GOOD, it isn't GREAT. Here's why: Bulky SIZE: After hours of using my mouse for work and play, my (right hand) ring finger feels gets very sore. It's really not comfortable for long hours of uses. I naturally tend to place my ring finger alongside the remaining fingers to the side and keep my two clicking fingers on top. But with the design of this mouse, it's rather large so smaller hands suffer for the discomfort. I find myself placing my ring finger alongside my middle finger on top of the mouse to avoid the bulky discomfort. IF the sides of the mouse was more curved inside towards the front of the mouse, then comfort wouldn't be an issue for it's bulky size. I had a mouse (forgot what brand, maybe Logitech?) that was exactly just that and boy do I miss that mouse. Minimal Sensitivity jerks: DO NOT GET any pieces of hair on the laser tracking pad or on the laser area itself, otherwise it can't "see" properly and will not move accordingly. This is probably the cause of random "jerks" on my mouse that moves the pointer randomly to some other direction. NOT FUN if your playing an online game that requires precise clicking/tracking/pointing/destroying. I have not (or ever) experienced the random "moving" of the mouse pointer though. Useless thumb Side buttons: Unless your a gamer freak (or even if you are), tacking on more button's don't really make you a better player/computer enthusiast. The software that comes with this mouse can be a little confusing and I still haven't turned the buttons off yet, because accidentally clicking on them will "go back" on that webpage your visiting. Everything else is a pro with this mouse though. Yet even still, I might buy a new mouse that better suit's my hands because the discomfort limits my enthusiast/work hours on this computer. Small hands, stay away from this mouse, it is better suited for big hands.

Pros: A hybrid of an SSD and HDD that offers the best of both worlds: SPACE AND SPEED. Yes the first few boot ups are "slow" but after the tenth you'll notice the boot-up time difference. The hybrid also makes cache's of commonly used programs, so the start-up time for those programs are significantly faster. Think of cache like memories and the hybrid is the brain. HDD SPACE?! Partition HDD with SSD cache?! CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE TO AN SSD?!

Cons: Data transfer rate isn't AS fast as an SSD (I own both so I can tell, see, and feel the difference). Overall, not as blazing fast as an SSD.

Overall Review: Yes hybrids are nowhere near as blazing fast as an SSD... BUT can you tell/feel the difference? Not really. They are still faster than snail-like HDD's. I own both, with each computer using their own (one ssd the other ssd/hdd hybrid). I tested data transferring rate for both on a USB 3.0 socket, and the hybrid is slower. Like, a couple minutes slower for large files. Transfering files within the Hyrbid is also slower, whereas the SSD is... just fast. Yet that's not to say the hybrid is slow. Compare both hybrid and ssd to an HDD, and yes the speed difference is significantly noticeable. So a good alternative to an SSD is a hybrid because it offers HDD SPACE with SSD-like speed. Something traditional SSD's lack, unless you want to fork out extra hundreds of dollars for just a 500gb ssd when that 4tb HDD looks much spacier.

Pros: COMFORTABLE. Well, for hand types that like to rest their palm on the mouse. Simple and sensitive.

Cons: Need to make an account with RAZER to "work" with the program.

Overall Review: I just got this mouse today and giving it a trial run. So far it exceeds my expectations, by not being a GINOURMOUS mouse that eats up your entire hand. It's comfortable, sleek, and well, expertly SIMPLE. There aren't 5000 buttons on it and no, it can't shoot missiles. WIth a budget of 50+, the deathadder really does do a great job at delivering simple (and customizable) mouse functions for Games and any other function. The only annoying con is that you need to make an account with Razer in order to use the Synapse program. Otherwise you have a very sensitive mouse with little to no customization on the buttons on it (I believe you can customize every button). If anything, that's the only real issue as I haven't run into any other problem. My hand still feels FINE and comfortable.

Pros: sale price + discount Free Shipping (arrived the next day, WOW) KA stand mixers have the best (home affordable) engine to do mixing, WITH ATTACHMENTS POSSIBLE Variety of color choices Attachments You can finally whip them egg whites to a frosty/airy consistency.

Cons: Original price prior to being on sale for a limited time The attachments aren't cheap either

Overall Review: A *NEW* 5 quart KA stand mixer for UNDER 300.00? Yeah good luck finding that elsewhere online or at a store. It sells for 300+ everywhere + TAX, unless in used condition. BUT, if your going to fork out 240 (my discounted price) for a used KA and a NEW one costs about the same amount (with free shipping), which is the better deal here??? And once again, you can finally whip them egg whites to a frosty/air consistency.

Pros: Free!

Cons: Through Uplay

Overall Review: These aren't ACTUAL free downloads of the game, but complete playable games through another program. It's not a bad thing but eh, it'd be nice to actually have the game. Yet what's the harm in getting a full game for free? I never tried it, but I read the reviews. Great games and they would have been great benchmarkers for my new video card (MSI GTX 770) but I sold it (the games). The only one I regret selling was the Batman Arkham Origins... now that game is a great game too!

Not bad at all. I'm always cautious when it comes to ordering something from China (even if it's being delivered from the states) and I seriously was not going to by this keyboard. Fears of cheap made materials, keys falling apart, dead back-lit keys, etc. But surprisingly... ITS NONE OF THAT! Perixx was great service and shipped pretty fast! No troubles so far. A+ for me.