Pros: + Vibrant RGB lighting
+ Cherry MX Keys
+ Highly customizable via the Corsair Utility Engine software
+ Great build quality
+ Braided USB cable
+ USB pass-through
+ Removable keycaps
+ Comes with optional textured keycaps for common gaming keys

The K70 LUX is a great addition to Corsair's mechanical lineup of keyboards. This keyboard not only looks great, but functions great as well. While the Corsair Utility Engine software can be complicated, it does give the user a great deal of control over the keyboards amazing lighting and functions.

Cons: As mentioned above, the Corsair Utility Engine software can be complicated, especially for the novice user. However, it is fully functional, and there is a great deal of help available online. Still, there is a great deal of room left for improvement to make the software "easier" and more intuitive.

Other Thoughts: Overall, this is just a fantastic keyboard. I'm not sure what else to say about it, other than it works, and deserves the high marks it receives.

Pros: Price
Small Size
Can be easily mounted to a wall/ceiling or sit on a desk.
Built-in Mic
Extended power cord.

The TP-Link NC200 Cloud Camera is nice inexpensive option for those looking to add a little extra security to their home or office. You can use it to see who's at the door (what we are using it for), as a baby monitor, to monitor pets, or anything you want to keep an eye on while home or away.

The camera has a wide range of "advanced" options you can access via your web browser, including the following.

Frame rates of 5 to 20 FPS.
Low, medium, and high image quality settings.
Backlight compensation.
Enable/Disable LED
Time stamps and custom OSD message.
Motion detection.
Email and FTP notifications.
Time, date, and account management options.
A full system log.

As well as all the network, cloud, and connection options of course.

You can setup the camera to record to a PC as well. Via the web browser, you can simply hit record or take a snapshot. With the PC app (TP-Link Camera Control) you can do the same, or setup a recording schedule. Via the Android app, you can also take snapshots and record.

The built-in mic sound quality may not be the best, but it's not bad, at least not in our usage. We can easily hear what's going on in the hall and make out voices and conversations.

The camera can also be setup as a small range extender for your network. The range will of course depend on your local environment, but you can use it to add other cameras or devices that may otherwise be on the edge of your wireless range.

The Android app is pretty simple and easy to use, with simple settings such as resolution (640x480 and 320x240)

We have been using the NC200 Cloud Camera for a couple weeks now, and it's been working flawlessly. Overall it seems like a great little camera and would easily recommend it for anyone looking for an easy and inexpensive Wi-Fi camera.

Cons: This version does not include infrared lights to see at night, and does not work well in low light. For this, you can order the day/night version (TL-NC220).

The browser plugin for the live-feed comes in two versions, IE and non-IE, and only seems to work on your primary display. We tested this in the latest versions of Firefox, IE, and Chrome. So if you happen to use more than one monitor, the live-feed video may not load on your other displays. It will just show a black screen.

Other than that, we really have not had any problems with the camera, it works exactly as expected and intended.

Other Thoughts: For the price, you really do get a nice camera, with a lot of great features. It makes a great addition to the TP-Link line of products. Love it!