Pros: Unit works exactly as it should with my 6850 graphics card and eyefinity. Easy setup, no problems here

Cons: Cable seems to be relatively low thread count and isn't easily flexible. Not really a huge con, but might not fit in very tight areas.

Pros: -Wireless -Looks seriously awesome -Packaging is fantastic and fun to open

Cons: -Uncomfortable -Cheap materials -Adjustments don't fix poor ergonomics -Software is glitchy with this mouse -Side DPI buttons aren't usable Side plates fit loose and shifty leading to poor grip

Overall Review: I wanted to like this mouse. The problem is I can't really find a lot of nice things to say about it. It doesn't solve any real problems. For me, I could not find a adjustment setting to fit my hand. I have somewhat large hands. With the back in the front seated position the meat of my thumb dragged on my mouse pad. With it all the way back, the large gap was uncomfortable and the palm grip is wobbly. The other problem is the flimsy side panels. Fact: they're just flimsy. The side DPI adjustments are too firm to be useful even when only using one at a time. The best way to put it is the mouse feels like playing with a pile of jenga blocks with a mouse sensor installed. I think this mouse would be like an $80 mouse given its feature set and quality. It does look very cool. I'm not just razer hatin' because I have a razer anansi keyboard which is... fantastic and I switched the ouroboros for a naga 2014 (I didn't like the 2012 simply because it did not fit my hand). All in all, skip this product. Don't say you weren't warned. This product is too flimsy and uncomfortable to be a good FPS mouse, and buttons are not relevant and plentiful enough for MMO. If you have small hands or use a tall claw grip you might like this mouse. I do think there are other better products for the money however. Like the razer mamba if you can't live without wireless, or the naga '14 if you need buttons.

Pros: -Price is reasonable -Card runs well, no performance or stability issues with mine -Silent operation (fans even stop when not in use or <60deg C) -Dragon light on side lights up -No coil whine

Cons: -Very wide (may not fit some cases such as carbide air 240) -No backplate -Significant flexing of rear of card when installed

Overall Review: 1st, let me say this card performs fine. So if thats all you care about, there is no reason not to buy this card. My primary disappointments were related of engineering decisions and cost cutting measures. The card flexes significantly at the rear of the card when installed. I understand the function of the card is uninhibited, however it still bothers me. I measured the card to have 2.5 degrees of flex at the rear portion of the card. Compared to a zotac card I have, with a back plate, which measures exactly 0 degrees relative to the motherboard. I understand MSI says it is not required for cooling, and I respect this, but they put a very heavy cooler on this card which I believe is not physically supported as well as it should be. My other concern with the cooler of this card is how wide it is. If you have a case which is somewhat narrow, you will want to get a different card. Despite my complaints about the construction, I cannot take anything away from MSI in the performance category. I always look to MSI for my graphics cards before going to other vendors. The performance of this card is good. It runs silent, and is constructed of quality components leading to no coil whine. As for the backplate, MSI should've simply offered an optional back plate, for people like me, who hate how heavy and unsupported the card is.

Pros: -Very quiet -No coil whine -Solid construction -Low power consumption

Cons: None so far. It likely won't overclock as high as some other models

Overall Review: This is overall a very solid card. Its construction is very sturdy with zero flex when installed in the slot. Card runs very silently and cool. It does only have 2x 6pin PCIe connectors. I believe this is because this isn't a overclock extreme type of card. If you're looking for a very narrow but long card this is great. I haven't tested overclocking because, to be honest, I'm much of an overclocker. If you're like me and don't overclock, this is a great card. I'm sure it will overclock fine if you wanted, but not to the level of say the ZOTAC AMP extreme or something like a MSI 980 Gaming.

Pros: This review is just of the MSI RMA dept... which is dreadful. I bought a last gen card which worked great for a while then died... this is its story.

Cons: Nov 2013, my AMD gaming card starts dropping signal via displayport, a week later, it will no longer connect via displayport. I test the monitor with my laptop, it works --> RMA. Card is gone two weeks. A new card arrives. Card overheats and begins artifacting. Check the clock speeds (I don't overclock, but wanted to make sure). Clock speeds are at manufacturer spec. Try firing up BF4 again, after reinstalling drivers, card artifacts, reboots. Computer no longer boots with this card installed. --> RMA. 3 weeks later (today), new card arrives. Reinstall drivers. Fire up battlefield, game crashes and computer locks up entirely as soon as 3d rendering begins. Uninstall newest beta, run driver sweep, reinstall current offical driver. Try world of warcraft, game crashes at start screen, as soon as 3d rendering starts. Test another AMD card in rig, works. Install nvidia card in rig, works. Install RMA replacement card in a friend's rig, fails to render 3d. Long story short, 3 RMA cards in less than 3 months. ARE YOU SERIOUS! I'm not saying don't buy AMD cards, but PLEASE get another brand. If your card goes bottom up and you bought an MSI card, just throw it in the garbage.

Pros: -Has a million buttons. -Lighting is fun -Side clicking scroll wheel -FINALLY a comfortable razer NAGA for large hands! -Synapse works really nicely with this mouse, epic customizability -Works for FPS games pretty darn nicely.

Cons: -No wireless version? If you're into that sort of thing -Lightning is only green

Overall Review: Finally. A comfortable razer mouse for large handed people besides the basic death adder. I know many die-hards hate the mechanical side buttons, but I really like them. I don't have accidental key presses. Which is great. The real reasons I LOVE this mouse is the comfortability. All the other features are adequate for me. Comfort is what sold it. I honestly had planned to buy a logitech mouse for FPS and use this for MMOs. After getting this, I've found I still melt face in BF4. Sniper, support, doesn't matter. I play at least as well on this mouse as my old logitech gaming mice. The MMO functions on here need no explanation as they're kinda a given, of course it is boss for MMO play. Only thing I would like to see is a EPIC naga 2014 version with the light changing options and wireless. If they make it, I would dig into my pockets and shell out dollars for that too. But this mouse seems to be the best option at this time.