Pros: -Even the screws are black -Excellent space behind the mobo allows for great cable management -Sideways HDD trays allow extra room in the case, with a 460GTX had PLENTY of room (4"+) -This case is really a mix between a mid-tower and a full tower. Next to a mid-tower, it looks huge. -I was worried about the bottom mounted PSU because I was planning to put this case on the carpet. There's plenty of room under the case (probably 2") so air flow being pulled into the PSU is not a problem -Thumb screws on BOTH sides to pull the panels off -Came with adapters so you can installed SSD drives -You can turn the blue LED's off if you want a less flashy case -There's fan speed control at the top, as well as 4 USB, esata, audio and a 1394 port -The back brackets that pop out when you install cards are good quality (vented), not cheap flimsy metal -The 5" bay covers pop out easily and are good quality -3 huge fans create a nice quiet case -Bottom legs adjustable/removable

Cons: -I'm surprised no one has mentioned this, everything about the case screams quality EXCEPT the fan control button. It's cheap plastic and when turning it just feels like poor quality. Not a big deal, but something to note. -No PC speaker, not a big deal as most mobo's now come with LED indication of error/post activities, but for those who are wanting a case with built in PC speaker, this one does not have one.

Overall Review: Overall, this is an extremely solid case. I picked the case because I was looking for something that was quality built, had plenty of room for big future GPU's, did not require tools, and wasn't as flashy as a lot of cases out there. I can safely say this case will last many years due to the quality, space, and design. If you're on the fence about spending a few extra bucks on this case vs. something else, spend the extra money and you will not be dissapointed.

Pros: -They look cool -Mic can be detached

Cons: -The size of the ear phones is WAY too small. I've never had an issue with any other headphones but with these my ears stick out the sides of them. They only cover about 60% of each ear. -The sound quality is awful. I mainly comes from the bass. Hard to describe but they created a simulated bass so that it doesn't distort but creates a bass like sound effect. The net result is an awful sound that isn't bass and isn't a good substitute and just sounds awful. -The cord, while long, is of poor quality. It's a generic plastic covered cord.

Overall Review: My personal favorite headset ever was the Steel Series 5H V2. While this set is twice as expensive, it's easily worth the price. They are a high quality durable set of headphones and well worth the extra investment.

Pros: Looks no further. Price to quality ratio is unsurpassed here. I use earbuds daily during work and I have always purchased Sony earbuds in the past. I bought these because they were cheap and the reviews were good. These outperform the sony's I've been buying that were costing me double what I paid for these. I work in an office environment and I like loud music (bad combo!), I love the fact that these headphones block out almost all the sound when they are in my eats. Crank up the volume and put your fingers over the earbuds and I can't hear anything at all. Very good design.

Cons: No in line volume. No a con for me, but could be for some.

Pros: -E-mail Alerts -Motion Detection Recording -Night Vision Better than Expected -Can view live shots from my iphone -Can view remotely and manage remotely on the web -Firmware appears to be improved from the past -Will accept up to a 2TB Drive (SATA connection) -Can block certain sections of camera's view from picking up motion (IE For trees moving) -Ability to format hard drive from within the software on the DVR -Firmware now appears to have the ability to delete old video and record new video without user input Overall, the setup of this unit (not including the actual time to install camera's and run cable) took me about 3.5 hours. I wanted to ensure I got every possible function it was capable of and more. During that time I was able to successfully setup remote viewing via the internet, configure e-mail alerts which send pictures based on motion, and configure my iphone to view the camera's live. See other thoughts to save yourself lots of time.

Cons: -User interface is a huge pain but workable -Mouse that comes with it is nearly worthless. Hook up your own and process will be smoother -Getting everything properly configured was not fun (but expected) -Video quality is so so. You get what you pay for and I'm happy with what it is. This isn't blow your socks off HD. I would say if someone was within 10 to 15 feet, you'd have a very good look at their face. If it was someone you knew, you'd absolutely know it was them. I haven't tested beyond that range as of yet.

Overall Review: Overall, this unit is a buy. I was able to configure it to do everything it said it can do. I've read reviews on other K-guard systems and I believe that the majority of negative reviews are from people who didn't take the time to figure it all out. It's a pain, it's not fun, and you'll be annoyed. Just be ready for it and knock it out. Here's some tips that will help: Google: "john6334 DVR" - Go to page 2 and he tells you how to configure everything. I used 2000. I used 9000, and I used default port for mobile phone. For iphone us app: "Asee+" Worked first time. All others (IE kguards) are junk. Forward your ports! Set up a static IP! Double check that all your ports are correctly forwarded at canyouseeme.org Verify no other computers on your network have the same IP! If you're not familiar with forwarding ports, comfortable installing a hard drive, etc you are going to find this very difficult. If you're willing to sit down and work out the kinks, this system is

Pros: Works just great in the Mac Mini 2011's. Took out the stock Samsung memory and plugged this in. OSX Lion recognizes the full 8 gig with zero issues. Able to edit in FCP X much easier now.

Cons: None

Pros: -Compatible and works well with the Go pro HD video camera (Gopro) -Can burst 18-21 shots on my Canon XSi before the card can't keep up which is great out of a budget card

Cons: None