Pros: - Easy to set up - Cool little feature of showing voltage and amps - Nice design

Cons: None that I can think of.

Overall Review: It says it can do fast charging but I'm not sure I've seen it yet? Plugging in my iPhone causes it to pull 1.1 amps so maybe that's fast charging. I dunno. Charges pretty fast though.

Pros: Works pretty well, many over clocking options and a pretty cool feature that has a secondary OS flashed into a chip on the motherboard, so even without a hard drive, you can boot into an OS.

Cons: The flashed OS is pretty limited.

Pros: *Good placement of parts inside the case *Nice location of usb ports and eSata ports on the case *Very well built: No snap off parts, nearly everything either clips in or screws in.

Cons: The hard drive bay could have been better thought out. It's a little hard to plug the hard drives in and position them into that bay.

Pros: This is pretty much a run of the mill SD USB Adapter, except for the way it's built. It's kind of turns your SD Card into a USB drive, which is pretty cool.

Cons: None, really.

Pros: Reliable, quiet, and works fairly well. Not much to complain about.

Cons: I've been using this as a secondary drive to dump data in, and I've noticed when you don't use it for a while, it has to spin up. Which usually takes a few seconds. You can definitely hear it doing that, though.

Pros: Picks up signals and relays them really well. Went from two bars to five when installing this.

Cons: Awkward shape. Also, it's directional, thus, you need to point it at your source.

Overall Review: Connected this to a D-Link wireless-g card. Works wonders.