Pros: Price, dependable, quiet.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Have two of them since January 2014, setup with mdadm (Linux software raid*) in Raid 1 right now. Plan on getting four more of them very soon for a raid 10** setup.<br><br>Retention is more important to me than space*** and I trust these drives***.<br>UPDATE: Have 4 of them in Raid10 with no issues... They even survived a move from Hawaii to Oklahoma!<br><br>* Even though my MSI A88XM MB supports HW raid.<br>** https://www.synology.com/en-us/support/RAID_calculator<br>*** Yes I have offline backups. Just ALOT easier this way.<br>**** So far :) Gotta give em credit though. Best large drives I have used yet and I have used a lot.

Pros: Nice length

Cons: Well... does not work.

Overall Review: For some reason these cables will not charge my Cell Phones (Samsung S2 and an LG L3). It actually looses power while plugged in. I have tried both cables at different locations and the results are the same. Stay away from this product.

Pros: Love that this UPS is Linux friendly and performs as advertised.

Overall Review: Would definitely recommend this UPS for a desktop user. It is backing up my box with two GPU's, two SSD's and eight HDD's, plus my T-Mobil 5G modem with a backup up time of 12-20 minutes or enough time for any brownout. Very pleased.

Pros: Everything about this unit is good.

Cons: Not QC 3.0 capable but I knew this when I bought it.

Pros: No tangles Seemed rugged

Cons: broke in less than a year of hard use

Overall Review: Purchased Nov 3rd, 2016 and lasted till today, Feb 1st, 2017. It no longer works and the only indicator is the firewire end is all frayed after continuous use. We have been on many trips since purchase and used it in many hotel rooms till it finally broke. I have two left of shorter length at home that still work as they are not used as much. Going to try another brand and see what happens.

Pros: Very small Silhouette

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Use this as a dual boot device for UEFI Windows 8.1/Slackware Linux so it is in the laptop all the time even though I use Linux almost extensively.