Pros: Inexpensive. Feature rich (when DD-WRT is installed). 2 Radios for authentic dual band.

Cons: Fixed internal antennas.

Overall Review: I bought this router after reading about its bridging capabilities with DD-WRT installed. This unit is located in our bedroom and acts as an Ethernet client bridge to our TV/Blue Ray player/MVIX. Its N radio is bridged to my access point near my router in the basement. Its second G radio act as an AP for my sons computer in his bedroom. After setting up/fiddling with DD-WRT settings, it has been operating flawlessly. In my opinion, you won't find anything better for the same money.

Pros: Runs cool. Great cooling. Mostly quiet. Fans only run while gaming/rendering.

Cons: Heavy! Brace the back end of it if mounted horizontally.

Overall Review: I haven't graduated to 2k or 4k gaming. As such I run this in either 1920x1200 or 1920x1080 modes. It plays all my titles max out at greater than 60FPS. I have it locked to my monitor's 60HZ timing and it never waivers. Titles like BF1/Overwatch/Destiny 2 look absolutely amazing and the card barely breaks 60C while doing it. This card breathed new life into an old rig. I replaced an R9 280X in my 1st gen I7-980X rig. Now newer games play smooth as silk.

Pros: Gigabit LAN Price

Cons: None

Overall Review: This switch replaces the native switch inside my ASUS RT-N66U router. With the ASUS I was getting on average 845 Mbps. After switching over the the NETGEAR that average went up to 923Mbps between the same two hosts.

Pros: The (now second) best hobby board money can buy.

Cons: It would have been nice if the micro USB port was an OTG port and not just for power.

Overall Review: This little board is only newly surpassed by the Pi 2 B (quad core) model. This is a great little hobby board, but for the same money take advantage of the quad core Pi 2 model.

Pros: Its small and inexpensive. Its recognized and enumerated perfectly on raspbien "wheezy". Perfect for Raspberry Pi users.

Cons: None.

Pros: Absolutely inexpensive

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Works perfectly with the Raspberry Pi's HDMI port.