Pros: Works as advertised. Compatible with iPhone 4. Power adapter is very low-profile and doubles as a charger for any USB device. Heavy-duty fabric-wrapped cables. All components seem sturdy and well-made.

Cons: None. Just get it.

Overall Review: It would be awesome if the kit came with Kensington's dual-USB cigarette lighter adapter, but I'm just being greedy. Apparently the dock connector won't fit if you have one of Apple's Bumper cases. I use a 3rd party case, so I have not experienced this issue.

Pros: Solid construction. IR illumination appears to be decent. An outdoor PoE camera for under 200 bucks.

Cons: Unfortunately this camera has lots of issues: - Configuration software is a joke--it couldn't even find my camera on the network. I used the web configuration tool, which is not much better, but is at least serviceable. - Image quality is mediocre, even at high quality settings. Tons of motion blur makes the image a smeared, ugly mess. - Manual claims that the device supports passwords up to 16 digits long, with a limited set of special characters. I input a 16-character password using only the specified special characters, and the web config software went completely haywire. It went into an infinite "Enter Password" loop, which I eventually escaped from by clicking Cancel. After that, I couldn't configure the camera at all, and had to do a factory reset. By the way, any Joe off the street could factory reset this camera by unplugging it, holding the easily-accessible Reset button, and plugging it back in (you don't even need to unscrew a panel, like you do with most other outdoor cams). Not the best feature if you're using this item as a security camera. - Network storage configuration pages are terrible; the web UI doesn't even include a Test button to tell you whether or not the network information you entered was valid or recognized. I couldn't get it to work at all using NFS or Samba. - Other reviewers have commented on the dimness of the power LED; it was so dim that I honestly couldn't tell if it was on. - Not compatible with my home automation system (Vera/MiOS), but that's more of a knock against MiOS for not supporting RTSP. Overall, this camera seems like a decently-built piece of hardware that is completely crippled by unfinished firmware and software. Additionally, it doesn't seem like the manufacturer thought much about security, which doesn't fill me with confidence when I'm using this as a security device.

Pros: Drive trays are interchangeable with the Icy Dock external enclosure I already own. Well-made, except for the lock. Comes with screws.

Cons: The fan is bloody loud, and spins at a constant speed regardless of whether or not a drive is currently in the bay. When a drive is installed, it gets even louder. Not a big deal for me, but the security lock is a joke. I inserted a drive and turned the lock, and was still able to remove the drive using only slightly more pressure than is normally required. At least nothing broke when I did that.

Overall Review: Because of the fan noise, I'm keeping the drive bay unplugged, which kind of defeats the purpose of a hot-swap bay.

Pros: Very quiet, energy efficient, and more than fast enough for my MythTV backend. I've been running this drive 24/7 for about a year and have not had a problem. Since the price has come down so much in recent months, I bought a second drive to back up the first one, just in case.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is a great drive at a great price. It may not be fast enough for your fancy gaming rig, but it's great for media servers or just general use.

Pros: Quiet, efficient, great price.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Using it in an always-on MythTV setup. Love it!

Pros: Works perfectly and doesn't require any drivers. Silicon cases are a nice touch.

Cons: I certainly can't think of any.

Overall Review: I use it with my Mac running OS X 10.5 Leopard to wipe hard drives removed from from old PCs. I've left drives running for hours on this adapter while Disk Utility performs a 7-pass zero-out. Works very well!