Pros: LOOOOONG Battery Life If you can operate chrome (the browser) you can operate this. Awesome touchpad. Hides clicking underneath the track pad!

Cons: Nothing IF YOU BUY THIS FOR WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS.

Overall Review: Let me start by saying this little buddy is awesome. Though nobody cares about boot times, it's less than 8 secs for me. Does EXACTLY what was stated, and what it's supposed to do. I think there's a certain level of mental retardance in some of the other reviewers (yes, I just made retardance a word). They're expecting to get an awesome touch screen 98237498374928374GHz laptop with unlimited storage space. THIS IS NOT A LAPTOP, IF YOU WANT A LAPTOP, BUY A LAPTOP NOT A CHROMEBOOK. NO WINDOWS 7 NOT DESIGNED FOR THAT IF YOU ACTUALLY PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT THE DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT SAYS, INSTEAD OF GOING "Oh look, a cheap laptop" WHY THE HELLO KITTY DID ANYONE EXPECT A TOUCH SCREEN WHEN IT'S LESS THAN PRETTY MUCH EVERY TABLET, AND MAKES ABSOLUTELY NO MENTION OF A TOUCH SCREEN?

Pros: GREAT sound. Subwoofer with cool lights and bars on it. All in all an awesome package that delivers clear, beautiful audio.

Cons: The build quality is kind of terrible. The speaker boxes are solid enough, but the speakers themselves are made with plastic that bends under almost no pressure. The top silver piece of plastic bent in (and I cannot get it unbent) when I just accidentally picked it up by it. Makes the system look a bit goofy with one of the silver things bent in and crushed at odd angles.

Overall Review: I really wish the build quality was a little better, or at least had something behind the silver things to keep them from denting in so badly. It's kind of an eyesore. If you're super careful with it, it's a beautiful system that sounds amazing.

Pros: Looks good. good dust filter. pretty much the only 90 degree case out there that isn't either a monstrosity you can modify into a 90 degree, or one of the other (much larger) ravens.

Cons: No room behind the motherboard tray at all. And when I say that I mean that if a gnats hair falls behind the right side panel it will bulge. A huge pain to work in. Standard size power cables from your PSU will fill up pretty much all the space in the case, completely negating one of the 120m fans. Also your cables will be in the way of the bottom airflow, and some (like the cpu cable) will rest in slightly concerning ways. The "wall" on the side of the case your supposed to install from is absolutely pointless. I'm considering just dremeling the thing out. You can't install a front fan if you don't want the IO cables to knock into it, or if you have anything in a lower slot (I suppose you could just remove the front LED thing and choke the fan). The fan headers on the included bottom fans are worthless, and way to short to connect to anything other than a fan splitter which also will not fit properly in the case. If you want any kind of decent CPU heatsink good luck because it really only supports short ones, or you can put in a normal sized (a regular 120mm cooler) and just scratch the acrylic putting on the side panel. Larger GPUs do not fit properly either, and mine required that I remove the CPU heatsink, put the card in resting it on the bottom, re-install the heatsink and then try to cram my hands into whatever tiny space was left to wire it, then push it into the CPU slot after trying to bend the stupid bottom panel back.

Overall Review: I'm pretty sure while jumping through the thousands of hoops this case put me though it either shorted or broke my top PCIe lane, which is incredibly annoying as now my GPU has to go in the bottom slot which means the fans sometimes catch on the IO cables. I really wanted to love this case, and I originally gave it a good review, but constant problems and that I pretty much just always have my side panel off just killed it for me.

Pros: It's huge, so placing things into your fancy metal box will be easy. The fancy metal box feels very sturdy. There are two sides to the fancy metal box, which means it is easier to put things into the fancy metal box without it seeming cluttered. The fancy metal box will apparently support fancy metal boxes with water inside that runs through tubes to a small expensive metal rectangle (or circle) that placed on another very expensive metal square or rectangle. It will keep this expensive fancy metal rectangle from becoming very warm extremely effectively. In fact this fancy metal box will generally keep any object placed inside at an acceptable to excellent temperature. The fancy metal box will allow you to install a small plastic and metal box which can hold plastic discs that spin quickly.

Cons: The fancy metal box has a lot of holes. The holes on the front of the fancy metal box has a screen to prevent unwanted things from going into your fancy metal box. There is no screen on the large hole on the side of the fancy metal box, or the top of the fancy metal box. This is disappointing because the fancy metal box costs a lot more than other fancy metal boxes which do have screens on other important holes. The clear plastic rectangle on the side of the fancy metal box makes a creaking noise which indicates it is under stress when you take the side of the fancy metal box off. This noise is mildly disturbing.

Overall Review: I bought this fancy metal box because there was a fancy metal box named after a greek guy who lifted the earth, but that fancy metal box does not exist at this time, and rumor is that fancy metal box will require more pieces of green paper and metal discs than I am willing to part with for a fancy metal box. I had to part with many green pieces of paper and metal discs for this one as well, but the number was acceptable for the quality of the fancy metal box. This fancy metal box is unusually wide for fancy metal boxes, but it is shorter and better than them. You should buy this fancy metal box.

Pros: Seriously this thing is beastly, and overclocks nicely to at least 4.2ghz on a large air cooler (in my experience)

Cons: older i5s and i7s are cheaper, and have similar performance

Overall Review: Be honest with yourself. You want to get into DDR4 boards, but Haswell-Es are a bit ridiculous in price. Just buy this, slap on some thermal paste, take off your sunglasses and shout a synonym of the most commonly used affirmative in the English language.

Pros: This thing is ridiculous. It runs literally everything I throw at it at more than 60fps. It looks absolutely gorgeous in my black and white case with a black and white motherboard.

Cons: It's a little big, a little power hungry, and very expensive. For the average user it's probably way to much. But honestly if you're considering the card, you probably aren't an average user.

Overall Review: If you're debating on upgrading from something older, just buy it, you won't be disappointed.