Pros: * Color matched the blue and white theme I was putting together for my son * Sound from headphones and mic is good quality for everyday gaming * Comfortable (for an adult and a kid) * LED

Cons: * The mic can easily swivel 360 degrees if you grant heavy usage to them. There's no locking barrier that prevents the mic from stopping at a certain point (technically there is, but it's easily bypassed. It's not like it's a brick wall barrier). As a result, my son, who's 13 years old, (over time and unbeknownst to his actions) twisted the mic too many times resulting in the wires twisting to the point that they frayed and broke. Lasted about 1 year due to this. Just something to keep in mind if purchasing for a kid.

Overall Review: I would recommend these headphones only if you can ensure proper care of the mic. If these were mine, they would still be in very great shape today. Because I liked them so much I actually bought a pair of red and black Sades headphones for my own use (same style). But unlike my son, I take care of my equipment. Lol I still give 5 stars to this great product despite my son's care, plus the fact that I liked them so much I ordered another pair for myself :)

Pros: - Sturdy enough for a child in my opinion. - Comfortable. It is very comfortable to me. I'm just afraid to lean back on it too much (see cons).

Cons: * The wide L shaped bracket that attaches the backrest to the seat. It just doesn't seem like it's sturdy enough. It's attached to the seat and seems strong, but only 2 bolts hold it in place to the back rest (along with the armrests, of course, for extra stability). Once fully tightened I leaned back on it and I heard a slight cracking noise. For $70 I would have expected these two components to attach better, in a more secure way. I mean, I can buy a chair at (local brick and mortar) for $50 with this same put together quality...just without the color flair. And even those chairs never lasted long. * Arm rests are too high in my opinion. When the seat is in it's lowest position the height of the armrests from the floor is 27 3/4 inches. The average desk chair measures 25 inches...even the more expensive ones. Good luck finding a desk you like where this chair will fit under. Most desks only have 26 inches of clearance in the seating space, especially if there's a keyboard tray. Hell, the (local brick and mortar) chair I use right now measures 22 1/2 inches from floor to armrest at the lowest seating position and it still doesn't fit under my HUGE desk with keyboard tray. And that's a difference of 5 inches with this chair.

Overall Review: I'm 5' 9" and weigh about 250lbs. Not a small guy by any stretch of the imagination. Bought this chair for a friend for her 9 year old son for Christmas to match the red and black gaming computer she bought for him. He'll LOVE it. We did find a desk that this chair will fit under. Basic desk, cheap, no keyboard tray...perfect for gaming. I do feel it's more child friendly over the long term, especially considering the lean back factor I mentioned. But as long as you don't treat it like a Lazy Boy recliner I feel it would be a great chair for office and gaming tasks. I just like to relax and lounge in my desk chairs. Could be rated 4 stars, but I went with 3 because it seemed too average for the price for me. Would be 5 stars if that back rest bracket secured better.

Pros: * Works right out of the box. * Has all the functionality (90% +) of a regular keyboard with the function key. * Responsive track pad. * Responsive keys. Produces a solid and satisfying click when you press them. * Has RGB, even though it doesn't remember the setting when it times out. * Extremely long battery life. * Has an ON/Off switch. * Easy to type even with larger fingers. My hands are pretty big and I have no issues.

Cons: * Doesn't remember the RGB setting when it times out. * There have been a handful of times when the trackpad acted up on me. Cleaning the trackpad and turning it off and on fixed the problem. Not sure if it's prone to being finicky, but it has happened on rare occasions for me. Not a big deal since it was easily remedied.

Overall Review: Wow, what a great little device. Worked right out of the box. I put together a media center on my back porch and wanted something I could use as a "remote control" rather than a bulky wireless keyboard and mouse. So I did some searching and found these mini handheld keyboards with tiny trackpads. I chose this one because it seemed to be as small as I wanted. It works extremely well on Windows 10 and 11. I was surprised at how many keyboard functions it has. I'm not 100% sure on all it's functionality, but I'd say it does about 90% of what a regular keyboard can do. It has a blue function key that will apply to any key with a blue icon while pressed. It even has an all in one Ctrl/Alt/Del button with the function key. All the keys I needed for my media center worked without any problems. You could technically do some gaming with this, but it wouldn't be very efficient lol. It comes with a USB Mini B charging cord, about 16 inches long, but no charging block. This thing went weeks without charging and every time I used it it worked. I charge it from time to time, but it can go a long time without a charge. It times out in under 30 seconds. When I need to reactivate the trackpad I press the red button at the top left. That button, btw, is for the RGB. Yes, this thing has RGB lol. But it's pretty useless because once it times out it loses the RGB setting. If using this device as your main peripheral I would suggest raising your mouse sensitivity to the highest setting to avoid having to stroke the trackpad too much to get the mouse where you want it. I also enlarged the mouse pointer so I could see it better from a distance.

Pros: - Wired and wireless Bluetooth options so you can always play. - Works perfectly on PC. - Very nice weight. Sits heavy in your hand...but a comfortable kind of heavy. - Micro USB. Plenty of cable length. Easy to replace with any other micro USB if original gets damaged. - Haven't had any issues with the D-Pad playing on emulators (NES & SNES)

Cons: Should be wireless without needing AA batteries.

Overall Review: I've played all the Batman games on PC with this controller, and every game had flawless control.

Pros: Perfect for recycling batteries in my XBOX wireless controller. 2 in controller while 2 are charging. Perfect balance.

Cons: NA

Overall Review: At first, I was all bent out of shape not knowing which model I was going to receive (seeing as how they picture at least 3 different models). But at the end of the day I decided, does it really matter? It'll be plugged into my wall and I'll never really see it (probably under my desk where I'll NEVER see it). It charges my batteries. Duracell is a trusted brand.

Pros: - Looks great - The front panel, with the abstract designs, are actually abstract to the touch. It's not a visual illusion. You can feel the bumps from the design. Very cool in my opinion.

Cons: - The only thing I'm not sure of, and is why I'm writing this con, is I'm not sure if there's a thickness standard to case fans. The removable front piece of the PSU shroud didn't give me enough room to mount my third 120mm fan at the very bottom. I bought 3 fans for the front of this case, removed the shroud section, and the fan wouldn't fit. Just something to keep in mind if there is some thickness standards with case fans and AIO's.

Overall Review: I really do love this case and I would definitely recommend it. If I'm wrong about the fan thing, then so be it. But I wanted to mention it anyways.

Prompt service, quick order process, good packaging, no hiccups.

I bought a black and red Sades headset and received a black and blue headset. It was the exact model I wanted just the wrong color. I immediately filed a claim and received an email with an RMA# to send back. I was worried that I would have to pay more to ship the rma back that I was considering keeping the headset and ordering again (which I REALLY didn't want to do). The next day I was happy to receive an email from Cheerwing with a paid shipping label attached to do an exchange. I sent the incorrect product out and received the correct one a week later. I was expecting at least 2-3 weeks. They really took care of the problem quickly.

I bought a computer chair that delivered with a tear in one of the armrests. I emailed them and the next day I realized they had an 800 number I could call...which I did. The gentleman who answered the phone was extremely congenial and helpful. I did not have to ship the damaged part to them and only had to wait for the replacement part free of charge. And the part arrived a day early. That tells me right there that they are committed to customer satisfaction. I would give you guys 10 eggs if I could! I was hesitant to order furniture online here because there's basically no reviews for these kinds of purchases on NewEgg, along with the expectation that it would be a hassle to deal with damages and shipping issues with vendors...BUT...VMInnovations sold me on my comfort to order furniture online. If you have a problem just call them, man. Their number is on their seller profile.