Pros: When I first looked into M.2 NVMe drives for booting I was a bit apprehensive at first. I didn't think it would be as easy as it was. But I just stuck this stick of gum sized stick on my board and I had storage right on the board. It's going from using standard SATA SSDs to something even smaller and more convenient to install. OS install was easy, everything just worked and this was the fastest install of Windows I've ever experienced. Booting is lighting fast and I have a bunch of stuff start up. Within seconds of hitting the power-button I have Steam, Origin, Corsair CUE, Corsair LiNK, battle.Net and nVidia's Geforce Experience up and ready. Chrome, Krita, Audacity, Discord, pretty much all my programs load really fast on this. Loading games is wicked quick, freaking fantastic. When it comes to game loading, it feels like going from a HDD to a SSD, the interface and the memory used on this is a blessing. Overwatch replays load up wicked quick, and a neat thing I noticed is ever since I've used this drive to play Overwatch I seem to have much more time to pick my character. I assume that the game loads so fast that I just get to the character selection screen first. It's a nice plus for this drive if that's the case. GTAV loads nice and fast with single-player, and PUBG also loads very quickly. Transferring the installs from my old SSD to this M.2 drive was lighting quick, slowed only by the old SSD. This is a fantastic drive, I highly recommend it.

Cons: This is not really a con, but something to keep in mind. On some boards (for example my B350) two of your SATA ports will be disabled when using this or any M.2 drive. Check your motherboard's manual for more information.

Overall Review: I'm using this 1TB Western Digital NVMe M.2 2280 on my Asus ROG Strix B350-F Gaming, with a Ryzen 2700x, G.Skill Trident-Z 16GB DDR4 2933Mhz RAM and a Zotac Geforce GTX 980-Ti AMP. All inside a NZXT Noctis 450 with a Corsair 850Hx and Corsair H100i. I ran the latest version of Windows 10 as of 5.15.2018. I ran Crystal Mark 6 x64 while playing Overwatch on this drive, here are my results: Seq Q32T1 Read = 1885.5 ------- Seq Q32T1 Write = 1598.7 4Kib Q8T8 Read = 1678.4---------4Kib Q8T8 Write = 1520.6 4KiB Q32T1 Read = 409.8---------4KiB Q32T1 Write = 367.2 4KiB Q1T1 Read = 46.68----------4KiB Q1T1 Write = 151.4 Temperatures on HWMonitor were 47 C

Pros: Seemed to be nice, sounded slightly better than dollar store headphones, and the ear cups are actually comfortable.

Cons: Died after a week. Seriously, the other reviews stating this are NOT a joke. I thought I'd take my chances, but got stuck with reverse lottery and got a bad set. Judging by the reviews, I'm not alone. They worked well for about a week, then just suddenly stopped working. I let it charge for 8 hours, try to turn them on, but NOTHING. RMA process through Thermaltake is a joke. Not only is the site convoluted to put an RMA through, but once you do (several times mind you) they ignore them. That is not trustworthy. Even if by some coincidence you can get a pair that last's more than a week, don't waste your money.

Overall Review: This thing has ruined all Thermaltake products for me. In my eyes they are al pure garbage, and Thermaltake is clearly not on the customers side when it comes to replacing their customers Items. I won't even consider one of their cases anymore, let alone a powersupply or other accessories. I'm staying far away from Thermaltake going forward. They don't appear to be an honorable company, and if this headset is any indication, they do not make quality long lasting products.

Pros: Packaging was easy to open and access the memory. The RAM has a nice quality weighty feel and clicks in really nicely. I appreciate the life-time warranty. The RAM itself is very sleek and will fit in with almost any system color scheme. Timings are good for the price, and it's appreciated that it uses both XMP and EXPO so you know its made for compatibility. Has been proven to be reliable enough and is a nice boost over my old 5600mhz set.

Cons: Very basic packaging, it's safe enough, and I appreciate that it is protected enough, but it is thin. The memory isn't fancy, and while sleek, it is basic. RGB is available if you spend more, or get slower ram, this is fine for a sleeper system, or a system that doesn't have a window.

Overall Review: Nice set of ram, easy to install, and takes the XMP settings well. Has proven to be reliable, and while I'm an RGB fan, it still looks good in the machine. I recommend this RAM, Crucial has a wonderful history and I have had excellent experiences with their products.

Pros: Brings back Memories from my highschool days. What an excellent game. I love that this has the Series-S version, it runs really nice on the Series-S. Also plays nice on my One-S. It's just a well made game.

Cons: I'm going to knock off an Egg for not including an Xbox 360, Xbox (2001) or DreamCast version...just kidding. Nothing to complain about.

Overall Review: Good Game, good music, excellent graphics (even on Series-S and One-S) game loads quick (Series-S), controls are great, this is a nostagia trip in a download code. Will buy again when I restart this life.

Pros: - Price is good for a nice amount of memory. - Basic Black helps it fit in with almost any build - Nice Speed and Heatspreaders seem to keep the 7600 fed really well. - Nice lower profile ram, easy to fit in smaller PCs with tighter space. - I'm happy DDR5 Prices are coming down. - Crucial has historically been good ram for me and I'm sure this will continue working as well as the DDR2, DDR3, and DDR4 ancestors.

Cons: While this would fit in an RGB build, without lights, the most it would do is not get in the way. The heatspreaders don't seem easy to remove.

Overall Review: Excellent deal for a Mid-Tier PC that isn't looking to be that flashy. Also fit's nice into an ITX build, where space is limited. While not the flashiest RAM you can get, it's a reliable brand, well built, easy to use, offering a nice upgrade to any PC with less or slower DDR5 Ram.

Pros: Used this for a bit, and I found this to be a great trimmer. It feels nice and hefty in the hand, but not too heavy, and the accessories it comes with are useful for adjusting the trim levels for my beard and other regions of my body that have hair. The heads are also easy to change and slip in and out nicely. The small trimmer is nice for smaller places that require more accuracy, and the nose-hair trimmer works very well. I also like how everything (including the charger) fit in the travel bag. The price on this is very reasonable and this is much better than the other trimmers I've purchased in the past, and considering the brand-name, it's a worthy trimmer to purchase.

Cons: The travel bag's "zipper" slid off by accident while I was opening it. While the bag itself is of nice quality, the "zipper" is like that of a zip-lock back. It was easy enough to fix, but if I had to find a fault with this, it would be that.

Overall Review: I would absolutely recommend this trimmer to anyone looking for a well priced trimmer with a nice amount of versatility. It's nice and hefty, and feels very high quality. Definitely a good buy.

They are labeled as "Darkflash" but are really AIGO fans, which I've owned in the post and are excellent.