Pros: Reasonably good price, nice indicator lights

Cons: Drive bays don't fit snugly, seem to wiggle. Turning knobs to lock the drive handles feel cheap. After about 18 months, I began to suddenly get errors across three different drives in the five drive cage. When I ran the drives outside of the cage, no errors

Overall Review: I have four of their red handled metal ones, and they work fine. I think this is just a bad design.

Pros: Cheapest price per TB

Cons: Out of the box, two out of the five drives were DOA. I tested them on multiple systems, they weren't recognized by BIOS or the Seatools software. It's like Seagate isn't even trying to make their drives be worth purchasing anymore.

Overall Review: Pay a little more for Hitachi drives, you'd end up saving in the long term with all the RMA fees, lost time, rebuilds, etc

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Doesn't work - waste of cash

Overall Review: I bought it to watch video on ipad. The lack of support for HD channels is just being lazy on the manufacture's side - that's well within the technical capability of the ipad. But it didn't detect the non-HD channels either - so no channels at all detected Tried on Mac, all I get is 'Warning cannot find the device!'. It also looks like they've basically created one mostly beta version of software and never updated it for anything. I'm able to view over a dozen channels of both HD and SD from an antenna on my TV. This device doesn't work.

Pros: Incorrectly listed

Cons: Newegg lists this as a memory option for the Supermicro X9SCM-F, but is not compatible. Save yourself their 15% restocking fee and skip it.

Pros: Cheap, runs dd-wrt.

Cons: Falls offline for 30 seconds at a time under load.

Overall Review: This unit seems pretty sweet, but falls offline when you send a large amount of throughput through it (rsync, time machine . backup, scp, etc). After screwing with it for two weeks, I replaced it.

Pros: Cheap, small, recognized by native drivers on windows

Cons: Autobalance can't handle daylight level brilliance. Does ok in medium/low level, but picture is totally blown out at high level illumination