Pros: Solid device, works as expected

Cons: Yet another set of speakers floating around the house. I love Newegg, but this is vastly cheaper ($40 cheaper today) at one of the big box electronic stores (I don't think i can name it in a review) with free shipping, or pickup in store. Even not on sale it is $79 there.

Pros: The attraction of this is the easy setup and cloud access. Unfortunately, it fails in proper execution in this, ultimately frustrating the user more than satisfying. The initial setup worked well (enough), but final use destroyed that good feeling.

Cons: The following initial observations: 1) The cloud/remote access appears to work when you are in the same LAN, but when you are truly remote, it does not work. (E.g. on the iPad, or via any browser, it never connects.). 2) The motion detection is way off. It appears that shadows from outside (e.g. sun in the trees and wind) cause the camera inside to "sense" motion. I have this setup to send an email when motion is detected. Getting 100 emails every morning for nothing is not very useful. The ability to shut this off remotely doesn't exist either (see, among other things, point 1...remote access doesn't work). 3) The camera's resolution is significantly worse than one would expect. Not terrible for the price, but pretty mediocre. 4) the switch over to night vision in automatic mode is rather arbitrary and seems inappropriate. 5) The colors in low light are strange. A web cam does a better job. 6) No easy way to temporarily suspend motion detection from an "app" (e.g. their touted iPad app).

Overall Review: All, in all, no worse than many of these that I have played with over the years, but still a disappointment when you expect to get more by paying more. The bang for the buck is marginal.

Pros: OK when it worked

Cons: Died after about 4 months. Screen(s) would simply flicker and go black. Drivers up to date. Lasted just long enough that returning will be a pain--if even possible (i have seen the other reviews on dealing with customer service). I was hoping to keep some competition to NVIdia alive, but I will not be purchasing Radeon again...

Pros: At the time (about two years) a decent value for a "plain old NAS" ... good enough to use on the internal network as a media share, without having the power hog PC running (gamine computer).

Cons: Not too configurable. Users don't work as expected. Firmware updates tend to fail and one of the firmware updates fried the unit. Even trying the forced flash via USB did not work. Lasted about 2 years and generally did what was expected, but two years of light duty is not a great value. I will replace with a barebones build with drive bays and USB 3.0.

Overall Review: Web interface is weak. Yes, it is supposed to just be a simple NAS, but ...

Pros: When it worked, it was nice to have the dual band and USB. Generally easy to administer.

Cons: USB slow. Connecting a multifunction printer only allows basic printer function. Lasted just over a year and then needed constant rebooting and the 2.4 ghz went out (which meant two of the household laptops could no longer connect. For this price, severely disappointed.

Overall Review: Over all, for the price, not worth it. Did not work well with a Netgear extender either. Next router(s) will NOT be Netgear.