Pros: You can never go wrong with Intel. I was a little bit hesitant to go with this SSD with it being so new and with so few ratings but am glad I did! I have not had a single problem with it since I bought it at a screaming good price around ThanksGiving a few months ago. The main reason I went with this SSD is because of the brand, I knew I could trust Intel and just bought an i7 intel processor and because it's fast, incredibly fast. Windows boots in 7 seconds, that's 7 seconds from the time I press the power button to being able to run programs with out delay or loading.

Cons: None, SSD are not cheap but is anything of good quality cheap?

Overall Review: SSD is worth every penny you will spend, my only suggestion is to wait for sales, they have them regularly, I bought this one for 25% of MSRP and have not found one less expensive for this size. I suggest (depending on your PC uses) going with a SSD between 240Gb and 256Gb and a SATA harddisk HD 500Gb-1Tb. Use the SSD to store your OS and your programs you want to run and load faster and your other harddrive as a storage drive for everything else, can't go wrong that way.

Pros: Perfect sized tablet, loud speakers, fast, smooth and incredible graphics.

Cons: Damaged on arrival. The display is damaged, looks like something was dropped on the screen. The screen itself is fine, but the pixels underneath look like then you press hard on the screen, separated and smashed in.

Overall Review: I have never received a bad product from EVGA or Nvidia and will continue to throw my money at them any time they release a new gadget or hardware device, it's just disappointing when you finally get a pre-ordered item and it's damaged. I would normally give a full review on an item like this, but I won't when all I have is a damaged product.

Pros: -noise canceling -amazing bass -clear, clean sound -firm in-ear fit -durable cord -perfect for working out, won't fall out. (strenuous activities and such) -built in remote is amazing (works with my iPhone 5) -adjustable ear piece to fit what feels good to you (see cons)

Cons: -Removable earpieces are easy to lose (pulling out of pocket may get caught and come off) -pricey (but totally worth it)

Overall Review: I've had these type for over 2 years now, the S4i II I think it was (accidentally blew out left earbud speaker, completely my fault) they were with out a doubt my favorite and the best earbuds I have ever used. I was devastated when I ruined my last pair and was thrilled when these came on sale. I work out regularly and these are amazing for that and other similar activities. If you want a good pair, and probably the last pair you will buy (unless you're dumb and blow out the left earbud like I did) then do yourself a favor and BUY THESE! I can't hear anything with these in, even at low volumes I am dead to the world. I love love love these and will only buy these if I need new ones again.

Pros: Ever since I bought my first backlit keyboard I've not been able to go back; I am a proficienct typer, and don't cherry pick when gaming or typing, I macro and keybind every thing, but there is something about having a a backlit keyboard that makes it all easier. My first backlit keyboard was not soo good of quality, the palm rest was detatchable (pain in the neck) too many cords that shorted out after about a year of use. Going from that one to this keyboard it was awesome; the palm rest doesn't fall off or get in the way, the keys are responsive, only 1 cord, every thing is orderly and just overall good quality. Microsoft did a great job with this keyboard.

Cons: If you don't like red it could be a problem.

Overall Review: For some one like me who needs a keyboard for fast typing and for gaming this key board doesn't disappoint.

Pros: This case rocks, it's big, lots of room for activities, and hey it just looks cool. I went with a full size case for the room and the air movement. My case is always cool (temp), air flow is amazing and I have to applaud them for the storage space behind the back panel; There's a space behind the back panel that allows you to really organize your case and make so no cords are cluttered and hide your extra unused cords, especially handy if you (like me) with with a non-modular power supply and have a few dozen extra cords to deal with.

Cons: Honestly, none. In the time I've had this case I have not had or found one problem.

Overall Review: It's one of the less expensive full size cases on the market but you get a truly great case for the incredible price you will pay.

Pros: Every one raves about the 660 Ti but it's only becuase they did not buy the 670. Every thing is run on Ultra High Settings and there is no lag or hiccups. I have played custom user-made games on Starcraft 2 and because of how they are made and play they lag a little but nothing worth noting. If you want incredible support, ultra fast gaming and an all around good card, Nvidia Geforce 670 is the way to go, AMD is cheaper but you get cheaper quality.

Cons: It overheats. Not sure why, if it's a fan problem, but only when playing DarkSiders 2 does it over heat, no other program or game does it. The 3D garbage is annoying, I had to reinstall the drivers and disable the 3D bullsh** because some games and programs wouldn't run properly becuase they couldn't recognize the 3D drivers and software.

Overall Review: 3D is just dumb, maybe in a few years when it's been perfected and all the software is 3D compatable will it be a good idea, but for now, it's not worth investing in. 3D sucked in the 80's and 90's and it's not any better now. But you can't go wrong with this card, you pay a little extra but you get a lot extra.