Pros: All parts included to get started Power supply, although not RasPi branded does the job perfectly. Micro-SD card name branded and worked out of the package. Good Quality case and fan combo. Great instructions included as this is important for new users.

Cons: Nothing I can think of. Might be nice if the 4GB model dropped in price since the 2GB has.

Overall Review: I've been using "pi's" shortly after they became available. I started with the 256Mb RasPi 1 model B and continued forward when new models appeared and I had a use for one. Model 4 has been in relatively short supply and when available overpriced above MSRP in many cases. This came with all the accessories I might need to get started although I decided to use this for a security camera purpose and instead of purchasing a RasPi camera repurposed a Logitech USB camera and installed MotionEYEs OS. Initially, I was concerned the Vilros branded Power Supply might be overrated and not able to supply the current the device needs but it has performed flawlessly since the first time I powered up the device. I also like the power cord switch. The case went together without a hitch and the cooling fan seems to do the job. In a perfectly quiet room, I can just faintly hear the fan noise on 5 volts but since it does not bother me so I have not tried using 3.3 volts as suggested in the instructions.

Pros: Price and "Bang for the buck" Multi-pack means I have multiples for devices

Cons: So far no "Cons". Some may not consider these a "Top Tier" brand

Overall Review: I needed a couple of 32GB Micro-SD cards for various devices including a GPS I use. Although some may not consider this brand to be "top tier" I've never had an issue with anything from them including a SSD I've purchased to upgrade an older laptop. Luckily Newegg had the best prices on these.

Pros: Received yesterday and placed in a Cooler Master Elite 430 case. Simple SATA connection and off it went.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Just installed yesterday in Cooler master case. Booted and read CD fine. I admit I have not thrown a variety of media at it but reading other reviews I do not expect any issues.

Pros: I think this may be one of the best "bang for the buck" processors available right now. Running cool using stock heat sink and fan.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I purchased this with a MSI 880GM-E43 Motherboard combo. Shortly thereafter bought a Cooler Master Elite 430 case and CM 460 Watt PS. Assembled with no issues (case had slight damage in transit), and booted right up. CPU appears to be running cool and without any issues. I have NOT attempted to OC the processor but MB appears to make it an easy task if I decide to try.

Pros: Very nice looking MB. Appears to have high grade components. Well labeled and laid out

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I decided recently to build a new system. Didn't need to be the very latest and greatest parts but something that would allow me to edit and render video, browse the web, etc. I also like the "bang for the buck" that AMD processors have always given me. I saw the MB and Athlon II x4 640 processor combo and picked it up. Picked up a Cooler master Elite 430 case and their 460 Watt PS also. Easy to assemble, plenty of OC options if that interests you. Running fine using Ubuntu 10.10 at the moment.

Pros: Decided to use this pair of DDR3 modules as I've always had good luck with Kingston brand. Not only RAM but other media as well. Was building a new machine using a MSI 880GM-E43 MB and Athlon II x4 640 CPU. I needed a pair of dual channel DDR3 modules and decided on these. Plugged in and have had no issues.

Cons: None so far. Gets a little confusing attempting to buy "the right" memory but these worked fine.

Overall Review: I've not really built a new machine in quite some time. I had not realized how "attractive" the newer modules actually look. No PCB materials with edge connectors and a few chips attached :-)