Pros: Solid casing. Worked OOTB with no issues

Cons: None

Overall Review: For speed, Blackmagic Disk Speed Test shows 118 write and 490 read. The write speed is fairly slow, but being a 120GB drive, it's okay. Read speed is where you'll see a big increase in how the computer actually feels to use. I can't believe I waited this long.

Pros: Performs great. Works natively with OS X Mavericks and Windows 8.1. Includes small brackets for folks with small cases Antennas work well.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is a no frills card. Buy it and enjoy.

Pros: -A solid unit. Working well for me with a Haswell i5 4670, GA-Z87-HD3, Crucial m500 120GB, and a few other hard drives. - Being partially modular is great, though I'm using just about all of the cable attachments. -The fan is quiet (silent to my ears) and it never gets warm. Sweet.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I'm planning to add on a mid-range graphics card in the next few months, so we'll see how it performs then.

Pros: -Recognized natively under OS X Mavericks on both PC and Mac. -Small and easy to hide. Doesn't take up a lot of room.

Cons: -Signal Strength over Distance isn't too great. It has problems with a bluetooth headset when in the usb port of my Dell U2412Mb. Would be better if an antenna could be mounted away from monitor (metal shielding inside which blocks bluetooth signal). -Blue LED is obnoxious. Flashes occasionally and is constantly lit. I understand it's so people know it's working, but a bit unnecessary as OS X has an icon for it which has different states based on if the adapter is plugged in or not.

Overall Review: The option to attach an antenna would be great. Get rid of the blue LED and it's great.