Pros: Very good color reproduction.No apparent light bleed.large viewing area. Solid stand, no real wobble to speak of. HDCP with HDMI cable

Cons: text quality; no documentation; very reflective

Overall Review: Other thoughts: I got this as a refurb, and it looks and works like brand new. no dead pixels, and no obvious light bleed at all. It was instantly recognized by Win7, and required no major tweaks on my part. It's quite bright, and I needed to reduce the brightness a bit, as well as the gamma (just a hair, actually). I needed to play with the Clear Type settings, and text is still a bit annoying on many sites; including here. I'm debating reducing font size a bit, to see if that helps, but at 62 years old, I doubt that's wise. :-) I should deduct a half egg for that, and the fact it came with no docs or a disc. (No DVI or HDMI cables, but that was known). I was able to download the info, as well as drivers and an interesting control program (allows for various preset tweaks, depending on current usage.) I'm satisfied enough that I'll only mention it, and not deduct anything; especially given the price. Did I mention it's very reflective? Keep it in mind when placing this. In early morning light I can see my refrigerator in the kitchen. I'm not a gamer, so I have no idea if there will be any ghosting on games or gaming sites, but for movies it's excellent; even web streams. I have no TV, so this substitutes, and i can see clearly from my easy chair a good 7 or 8 feet away. Photos and color reproduction are superb on this. I should give it another half egg on that score. Bottom line, this is an excellent value. I'm happy (as long as I don't read too much.) :-)

Pros: User friendly interface; photo editor works well; rips Cd's/DVD's without issue

Cons: Still will not recognize 24 bit files, sound editor is inferior to earlier versions-auto fade is useless and occasional pops heard between clips. Even microscopic separation between clips causes a pop to be heard on burns.

Overall Review: I own an earlier version of Music Lab 10 (2008) and it is a superior product overall. I bought this mainly for the audio, hoping it read 24 bit FLAC, as on sale it was cheaper than a new version of Music Lab. While neither recognize 24 bit files, Sound Editor in the earlier version allows one to separate clips and still play through the entire mix. The auto fade function works properly, as opposed to dropping volume suddenly and then returning to full volume before the end of the clip(REALLY NOW). The NEXT2 also had a click between tracks when faded to zero manually (this on the burns, not when listening prior to burning). I can't say anything about the video handling because I never tried it, I gave up before then as I was in the middle of a project; reinstalling the older version. I did try the photo editing portion, which is similar to Photoshop, but with a much easier learning curve/interface. I don't believe it's as powerful as PS, but for average use quite nice. I also prefer the Roxio interface over some other programs. Some seem to find it difficult, but I really don't know why. It's very easy to follow and become proficient with. I just wish it worked as well as earlier versions.

Pros: Very roomy, and comes with two large fans pre-installed. A fan hub allowing control of 4 fans aside from what your MOBO has Excellent cable management Very sturdy, with integrated filters Plenty of internal and 3 external bays

Cons: The front is a pull-off plastic. I had to rearrange my living room. The hub requires a SATA power connection

Overall Review: If you want a roomy case that can easily handle anything you want to put in it, this is for you. It has 3 external bays, as well as 6 internal cages that are constructed as two removable sets. If you're using only NVMe drives you can take both out for even more room. there are also 2 slots on the front right frame (looking from the front) for SSD SATA drives. I wasn't joking about using it as an end table (well, I was, but you could). This thing is HUGE. I have carpeted floors, so I built a small wooden platform to put it on. All together it's 28 inches high (2/3 of a meter). It comes with 2 large fans with integrated filters on the front and top, and a front and back bottom filter. The bottom front filter is a pullout twice the size of the rear pullout filter. The top pulls off for cleaning and fan/pump installation. You must take the front off first. This is a plastic piece that snaps in place (as does the top), which is the only thing that worried me. The front does NOT have any electrical connections, which is what I had worried about. I was glad to see my fear was unfounded. This is a well thought out, well constructed case, with plenty of rubberized grommets to run your connections. I had to think hard to come up with any cons, and they aren't big cons; more like nit-picking quibbles, in truth. If you want a large case with room and options galore, this is it.

Pros: semi-modular design. plenty of connectors. universal plugs for the cables

Cons: SATA power connectors were upside down on the cables

Overall Review: This company is new to me, but I've read that they are a primary manufacturer for others. their site says they were formed in 1991. I have no issues with the power output, and found their universal plug and outlet system for cables interesting. There is no dedicated plug for any of the removable cables, a cable can be plugged into any outlet, and it comes with a non-removable PCI cable. My only complaint is the SATA power cables. You get 2, one has four connectors and the other has 2 connectors. Oddly, they are upside down. I have 2 optical drives, and that wasn't a big problem; but connecting the 3 hard drives was. I had to replace the drives in an upside down position to keep from having to twist the cables into knots. Keep that in mind should you purchase this. I deducted an egg for that. Given the price I paid, I didn't see returning this as being worthwhile. Also, I've never really maxed the load, so I can't say anything about noise levels, other than I've not heard anything. Then again, I need hearing aids, so.... ;-)

Pros: Comfortable for a smaller hand. Can be switched off to conserve battery life.

Cons: None, really.

Overall Review: I'm about 5'7", with hands to match. (My tenant's 13 year old has longer fingers.) This is built for a smaller hand, and is thus more comfortable for me than the prior vertical mouse I bought. I noticed another review that says it is somewhat too easy to click, but I haven't found it to be so, myself. It does take some getting used to if you are coming from a regular mouse. Too be honest, I'm not sure if it helps with reducing wrist injury; but once acclimated to it, I find it quite comfortable. That they make these for left handers is nice.

Pros: Crucial memory always works (for me, anyway) I have never had a problem with their memory sticks in any build.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This field required, NewEgg says. OK- Crucial has never failed me yet. Happy now, NewEgg? :-)