Pros: Mostly quiet keys. Comfort feel to the wrist bumper. Mouse scroll wheel is 4-way. Nice scrolling action. Keyboard came with batteries. Nice small USB receiver. Well placed multimedia keys. Excellent range, covers my whole room. I had a Microsoft Sidewinder mouse, it was getting old and it was dying. But I was worried about the weight of the mouse, and Its almost exactly the same heavy weight as my sidewinder. Although the sidewinder had removable weights...

Cons: Biggest complaint is the mouse buttons click very loudly. Drives me nuts, I may have to switch back to the sidewinder and just use the keyboard.

Overall Review: It is NOT difficult to find the USB reciever in the mouse. theres a picture on the outside of the mouse, its obvious when the cover is open. and isn't that where every other amnufacture puts the reciever... the bottom of the mouse?

Pros: The little bugger is made like a tank. When I opened the package, I was a little surprised at the feel. I guess I'm used to my old U3 drive. Cute little light.

Cons: I got 15m/s write 50-60m/s read on 2.0. I got the same write on 2.0 but the ready was like 70-90m/s. Not worth the 3.0 designation.

Overall Review: Most of the 3.0s I've seen, have been the same speed as 2.0s. You don't get much use of the 3.0 speed form an 8GB. You have top get 16GB+ before you see the 50mb/s+ write speed. Also, I can plug in a hard drive (a spinning disk drive) and it has a better read/write speed than my solid state USB stick???? where is a eSATA flash drive? And, lets take a look at USB 2.0, it has a throughput of 480mbps. Do the math, that's 60mbs. (mbps - megabits per second, mbs - megabytes per second, 8mbps = 1mbs). So any 3.0 drive that claims to have a speed <60mbs is kinda a waste. I understand it is a theoretical max and may not always be achieved, but I bought a 3.0 motherboard, and a 3.0 drive. I wanna see the pigs fly!!