Pros: - Easy to install the SSD - Nice looking - USB to USB-C and USB-C to USB-C cables provided - Fast
Cons: - there is no way to secure the cover after to apply it. I am using 2 rubber bands that snug it in case it falls it wouldn't split open the 2 shells.
Overall Review: - Great enclosure for under $30 (with discount promo code) - Tested with CrystalDiskMark: 421MB/s read - 406MB/s write with a lower end 1TB Intel 660p series SSD
Pros: Price Compatibility with Synology 1515+ NAS
Cons: None so far
Overall Review: This SO DIMM is not listed as compatible with the Synology 1515+ NAS, but its parameters matched perfectly so I gave it a try since its price was more than 50% the price of the Synology branded memory expansion. It works well after 1 week running. If there are changes I'll let you know.
Pros: Gives you clock, chrono, alarm and pulse on demand.
Cons: Pulse is only calculated on demand, not continuously. You don't need a chest band because it uses two electrodes (above and below the display) to calculate your pulse when you touch them with your fingers.
Overall Review: The subber band is quite stiff. it is quite uncomfortable on my wrist.
Pros: - Charges or feeds 4 low power 5V devices - Compatible with most <500mA USB powered products - Comes with plug adapters for world travelling - It can be used with a standard 2-prong non-polarized AC power cable instead of the provided power adapters.
Cons: - Won't give 1A per channel even if nothing else is connected to it (as advertised) - "Vertically" bulky (this unit is quite tall)
Overall Review: I have used it to charge a Zune HD, iPod classic, iPod nano, Garminphone, G2 phone and even a Zune HD dock station. When I plugged an iPad2 to it, it just doens't charge it which is quite dissapointing because it is advertised it does. It also says it provides up to 2A (10W) total that are distributed among all 4 ports, so you can have up to 4x 500mA or 2x 1A or 1x 2A devices, but this is not true in reality. Notice that this unit is quite "tall" by itself (if used on the floor, or it will stick out quite a bit if plugged to the wall. On the other hand, it is "thin" enough to allow you to plug other things beside it on a power strip.
Pros: Low noise level, standard screw mount pattern, rubber grommets provided, power adapter provided
Cons: LEDs very bright, LED wires need resettling before install (not very good mechanism to keep it inside the guide)
Overall Review: The majority of the 200mm fan manufacturers I have tried make their fans to fit their brand cases. This one fits the HAF912's top grid and the rubber accessories, although tricky to install, are great to minimize vibration. The noise level is not the lowest I've heard, but definitely very good for a big fan like this. So far (1 week of use) I am very satisfied with it.
Pros: - Compact - No tools required to install the SSD or open the enclosure - Sturdy - Lightweight
Cons: - Defective cables sent with the enclosure (performance reduced by a factor of 10) - It has hole patterns on the sides for heat dissipation. The holes are bigh enough to allow for small debris to get in the enclosure with could potentially affect the SSD. - related to the above, the contact of the SSD memory chips with the sliding lid of this enclosure is not great. The enclosure warms up, but it doesn't provide a great heat conduction to the fins on it.
Overall Review: - Still waiting for the distributor to contact me about the defective cables sent with the enclosure.