Pros: - Feature packed - Incredibly fast speeds - Very easy to set up - Small and quiet (I've had noise issues with other routers)

Cons: - While incredibly easy to set up, some of the available features could be a bit overwhelming for the less tech-savvy user

Overall Review: I've only had this router for a day, so longevity is something that must still be observed before I come to a final conclusion, but thus far, I'm blown away by this router. I only got one of these, as my place is relatively small, and even so, I'm getting better reception in the farthest reaches of my condo that I did with my previous router (Linksys WRT-32X). I have a 2020 iPad Pro and was able to test out Wifi 6 speeds and they are as advertised. It essentially doubled the speeds I was getting from my previous setup. The ease of use and features are what really blew me away. It comes with 2 usb port (USB 3.0 and 2.0) and was able to identify the devices connected to it without any hassles, which included an older Canon MG 3220 printer that I was able to share easily across my devices (in Linux Mint, which can sometimes be finicky when it comes to detecting network printers, it detected the printer connected to the Asus router immediately). Mac Address filtering was a breeze also. All online devices were identified immediately and I was able to add them to my Mac Address allowed list from a simple drop-down. The offline devices I was able to add manually, again without hassles, and was able to label them appropriately right on the interface. For those devices that were already online, it was neat seeing the appropriate logo for each already identified by the router. It includes, among many other things, built-in network protection from Trend-Micro, which doesn't seem to slow anything down so I'll keep using it for now. The traffic analyzer is fantastic, the included gaming features are amazing (enabling the gaming mode and running some tests I did see a dramatic decrease in my ping times, down 50%)... I could write a book on all the great features of this router. Again, as I wrote at the start of the review, the only question now is longevity and stability, but if those two hold up, then I may have just found the best router ever made!

Pros: None.

Cons: I wish I had read some of the reviews around the web for this card before I bought it. I didn't however, and found out first hand that this card suffers from poor cooling. Many others have replaced the fan/cooler on this card, but I simply don't have the time or patience for that, so I returned it. At stock speeds the card suffers from overheating. Only a few minutes into a game I was getting massive amount of artifacts and general signs of excessive heat. I'm not alone in experiencing these issues, just do a quick search online for this card and you'll see several reports of the same issue.

Overall Review: I would certainly not recommend this card to anyone.

Pros: Small form factor. Plays just about every format I threw at it. Runs silent. Easy to navigate menu. Netflix support.

Cons: Remote control feels cheap and unresponsive. Buggy networking would often times report it was not connected to the network when indeed it was. Doesn't seem to support DTS properly. Would unexpectedly drop connection to network constantly. Does not support folder art or movie covers. No usable search feature.

Overall Review: I have always trusted the Western Digital brand. They are the only HD brand I purchase. I felt a bit disappointed given the price of this unit. Though it does play every format available, I was disappointed in the lack of being able to play MKV files with embedded DTS audio. Video plays, but no audio. The remote control also feels like a cheap piece of plastic with stiff, unresponsive buttons, and general menu navigation was a bit slow. All those things I can overlook however if the unit was reliable, but sadly it has not been, at least not for me. The unit will drop network connection constantly, and often report that there is no network connected when indeed there is. Though Netflix works, it's slow, missing any search function whatsoever, and the dropping of network connection makes the whole thing an exercise in frustration. I hope I got a bad unit and nothing more, but can't recommend given my experience with it. Will return it and hope for the best.

Pros: it makes a decent paper weight.

Cons: I wrote a review after just having bought the mouse and only using it for a couple of days and I complained about it's overall bulkiness and awkward positioning of the dpi settings buttons. Those were my only complaints at the time. Now I'm a good 3 months or so into this mouse and it is by far the worst mouse I've ever used. The dpi settings on the mouse magically change constantly. I thought it was me accidentally pressing the dpi buttons but after further review it's not. The mouse simply likes to do that from time to time. Another, even more annoying problem is that it will automatically start running Macros even though I DON'T HAVE ANY MACROS RECORDED OR BINDED TO ANY BUTTONS!! Going into the intellimouse software to fix the error is an exercise in frustration.

Overall Review: This mouse is simply atrocious. Avoid it at all costs. You're better off with a cheap $5.00 mouse than with this piece of junk. It's quite obvious to me that Microsoft's hardware division is an utter and complete failure. I'm on my 3rd Xbox 360 because of the dreaded RROD, and now I have to replace my mouse. Microsoft, you are worthless!

Pros: Spacious, tool-less design. Great cable management, and vibration reducing features. Removable filters for all fan holes. Easy hassle-free installation of all components. Fans it comes with are quiet and do a good job of moving air around.

Cons: Does not come with the top two fans that are pretty much mandatory for premium airflow in this case. Don't care for the plastic front and top of the case (plastic is bad.. umkay). No removable motherboard tray.

Overall Review: Overall, this is probably the best case you can get for that price. Solid construction (although I would've preferred if the front and top were Aluminum or steel as the plastic will eventually break as it always does for me and anyone that is forced to move their case with some frequency).

Pros: Good variety of buttons and responsive buttons. High DPI settings for responsive movement. Works flawlessly on all surfaces I've used it on.

Cons: I purchased this mouse and have been using it for about a month now and I have to say I'm quite disappointed in it. This is the first time in my life I've actually gotten cramps in my hand from using a mouse. The mouse just isn't comfortable to hold and feels far too bulky in my hands. My had just does not fall comfortably on this mouse. The metallic wheel also becomes a problem when your hands start to sweat. I would've much preferred a rubber wheel. The buttons on the side are also a bit too close together and in the heat of battle I've accidentally clicked both when I only meant to click one.

Overall Review: I'm already looking for another mouse and I recommend anyone interested in buying this give it a test drive playing a game before you purchase. The laser technology is great, but sadly, in other important areas, like comfort, this mouse just doesn't deliver.