Pros: -Easy setup, easy use -Slim and lightweight -Includes protective wrap that doubles as a stand -Includes necessary cables

Cons: -USB ports can be wobbly, dinged an egg for this reason

Overall Review: I picked up two of these while on sale with an added gift card bonus, so a great bargain. They come very nicely packed and were a snap to start using. Right now I've got one as the console screen on a basement server replacing the need for a more bulky monitor that also took up a power socket. With this display I can power right off the server's USB. The speakers are sufficient for this role and I wouldn't expect much from them given the size. The display is crisp and has a wide viewing angle. The second one will be an external display for my laptop in my travel bag. As another reviewer mentioned the USB ports can be less "locking" than desirable. I didn't have an issue with the included cable but with other cables I had, cables I would consider high quality, they wanted to droop in the port and lose connection. In the end this isn't a problem for me as I like to use adapters to route ports for better cable management. Currently I'm using this with "u-turn" adapters that route the USB power and mini-HDMI input around behind the screen. I've also used 90-degree adapters to direct the cables to the back. The adapters I'm using did insert solidly, but even if they didn't they have the enhancement of altering how the cable will want to pull on the port and are thus more stable. Search Newegg for "usb 100w adapter male female" and include either "down" for to-the-back or "u-shape" for behind-the-screen cable routing. I did not use magnetic adapters, YMMV if you try one of those. You can also find similar mini-HDMI adapters to do the same, allowing you to convert right there to normal sized HDMI as well. Just be sure if getting a mini-HDMI adapter that the mini plug is facing the right direction; the narrower side is at the front of the screen, the wider side to the back. This display does not have VESA bolt holes or any internal (battery) power, but I wasn't expecting these features at this price point. While the wrap/stand is nice for protection, I may still invest in a slim sleeve for protecting the unit that will be in my laptop bag. A small investment to help prolong the life of the display when traveling.

Pros: - Dreadfully simple device - Really does cool you!

Cons: - When using from room temperature state the cooling is only mild

Overall Review: As the subject says I was really surprised with how this works! I took it right out of the shipping packaging when it arrived and put it on, the cooling effect was definitely noticeable. From the room temperature state (or in my case, having sat out in my summer porch for a bit) the cooling wasn't excessive. The physics of the internal material cooling you by it having a high freezing/melting point is pretty neat... possibly could even be used in a science class to help demonstrate how different materials react in these state changes. This probably isn't the type of cooling you would be looking for after a workout or other strenuous work. It was a very comfortable cool in this state. What you might want if you're feeling a little warm or maybe trying to avoid cranking up your AC too much. As the other current review said you can cool this in the fridge (I haven't tried) but doing so may make the cooling a little uncomfortable on the skin and you'd want to have something between the device and your skin to help make it more bearable. For the price I paid for it (a ten spot with free shipping) I feel I'm getting good value.

Pros: Comprehensive set of bits, even some I didn't have in prior security bit sets. Great compact case perfect for dropping in a gear bag. Case, driver, and bits all feel high quality. Bits are marked with size/type. Free-spinning cap of the driver is a nice touch.

Cons: Bits can be a little fiddly to get out of the magnetic slots. Had the driver been a fully hex handle instead of 3 flat sides and 3 rounded sides it would have been possible to get a wrench on it if additional torque was needed.

Overall Review: Picked up two of these on sale, shipped free, with a bonus Newegg gift card promotion included. With all that the price could not be beat even if they weren't high quality. But the quality surpasses what I was expecting! I've already recommended these to a few friends that need small precision bits for things they work on. As stated in the other review it would have been nice if JIS bits were included, and I'd add in SAE hex bits as well; the included hex bits are metric. But for what you do get this is a great collection.

Pros: * No problem being recognized by Ubnutu 20.04.4 with kernel 5.13.0-30-generic on a Dell Inspiron 11z 1121 laptop. * Came with a quality screwdriver and all the parts needed to mount in a full-length slot. * Got connected no problem to my 2.4 and 5GHz networks, and to my phone via Bluetooth.

Cons: * Labeling on the card was sparse. No mention of the chipset or even the MAC address. * Markings on the box were likewise sparse, and in my case incorrect. The box showed that this was not for Mini PCIe slots, even though that is what I purchased and received.

Overall Review: This is just quick first impressions at the moment. The card and packaging markings certainly make this look suspect. It does work but I can't help but question it. Details as reported in Ubuntu... lspci: 02:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Device 2725 (rev 1a) lsusb: Bus 002 Device 004: ID 8087:0032 Intel Corp. This does match up with the Intel AX210 chipset. So if it is genuine that's great, but the fact there is no mention of Intel in the description I again have my doubts about it. Why wouldn't you market that it has an Intel chipset?

Pros: Picked this up when on sale and using a Newegg gift card I had to burn. Shipped and delivered fast. Using this with two 24" monitors. The articulation and and height adjustment allow me to neatly have the monitors lined up. The single base takes up less space than the two individual stands I previously had. This stand gets the monitors a bit higher than the previous stands I had which was the main reason I got rid of the old stands. All necessary Allen wrenches included and has space for holding them on the post. Good variety of parts included and even some extras. Good cable management features.

Cons: As with most "friction lock" stands, making adjustments can be a bit touchy. For my monitors I needed shorter screws. Would have been nice if M4x8mm screws had been included, but I had them around already. As mentioned in another review, balance can be a bit tricky. I would not suggest this stand for mismatched monitors or if you're not prepared to have the monitors positioned to ensure the center of gravity is properly situated. This isn't an issue if you're using the included through-desk mounting but for me I was just using the desktop stand. Shipping was done by slapping the label on the product box itself. I received an undamaged box but if something happened during shipping where the tape broke or the box was ripped it would be possible to lose parts in transit. I try to avoid generating waste but having this shipped as an inner pack to a second box would help to ensure intact delivery.

Overall Review: I'm going ahead and reviewing this stand first day of ownership as I don't see where I'm likely to find anything new long term. I think it is a great bargain for the price I paid. It suits my desk well and I think should be solid for me for a long time to come.

Pros: * Bundle is a great package. * If it wasn't marked as refurbished I would have thought it was new. * Ultra portable.

Cons: * DJI Fly for Android not available in the app store, needs to be downloaded from DJI directly. * Controller battery looks to be sealed in the controller with no option to replace.

Overall Review: I've considered picking up a drone for a while now and when I saw the recent Shell Shocker deal with included Newegg gift card I pulled the trigger. About an hour has been logged on the drone so far and I'm pretty happy with it. Controls are pretty easy to pick up but if you don't like the preset defaults there are two other configurations to chose from. I've used R/C vehicles for years and it has been a smooth transition for me to adjust to all the controls available on the Mini 2 from the classic 2-channel radios I've used before. I'm quite impressed with just how far the rage is on this although I don't think I've even gone further than 2km from where I stand, but that may not be any surprise for someone already familiar with drone capabilities. Features included in the device (a few pre-programmed flight patterns, return to home functionality) are nice although it lacks some of the fancy functions available on higher end models like subject tracking. Camera shoots a clear 4K image even when I was recording to a 1U card instead of the 3U it states I should be using. The camera could use some better light adjustment though. On one low flight I was heading towards the setting sun and all that showed up was a blinding sky and dark silhouette of objects I was approaching. This is more expensive than other "entry level" drones I've seen listed but from those I've looked at I think this is also a much better product. Everything with it feels robust and solid and not a toy. The package comes with cables for attaching any standard cell phone up to the controller, regardless of if it uses regular micro USB, USB-C, or Apple Lightning. Unfortunately the compact right-angle design, which I do like, requires me to remove my phone from the Otter Box case that normally protects it in order for me to get the cable fully plugged in. I would like to know why the DJI Fly application isn't available in the Google Play store. They do this for IOS (probably because that would be the only way for those users to get it) so what is preventing it from being in the Play store? I'm not a fan of installing apps "from other sources", which I assume also means it won't auto update itself. The batteries for the drone have lots of built in protections to keep you flying safe, and I'm sure additional batteries are readily obtained. The bundle already comes with three so I don't see any need to shop for more at this time. But the controller itself appears sealed up tight. Rechargeable batteries have a finite life and eventually the controller battery will have a reduced capacity or could fail altogether. I would prefer if this were user replaceable for ensuring a long flying life of this package but as it is I can't find a way inside the controller and it would seem to be built-in end of life. Given how many flights you can get out of one controller charge I wouldn't expect DJI to create a regularly removable pack like the drone uses but at least allow for easy replacement with a DJI pack if needed. Like how you could replace the batteries on old cordless phones and similar devices... it was just a pack of cells connected via a pigtail plug.

The items I purchased were exactly as described except for one minor detail. I contacted the seller and they informed me this was an oversight on their part in the item specifications that occurred during a NewEgg update and that they were reaching out to NewEgg to have it corrected. (I will note it is now a week later and that update has not occurred.) They worked with me to find a suitable resolution. I would not be worried about buying from them again.