Pros: It works, looks nice, and is a bit wider than most mice, so it fits comfortably in my hand. The right and left click buttons are pretty silent, so that's good if, like me, you don't want to hear clicking all the time. The scroll wheel and the back and forward buttons still click though when pressed. Easily switches between the two bluetooth modes and 2.4GHz mode so you can use it on multiple computers

Cons: The listing is incorrect. It says 4000 DPI, but it actually has 3 settings, 800, 1200, and 1600. You can see that in the photos on this page though. 1600 DPI is a bit slow for me, so I had to use windows settings to make it feel like a higher DPI. It has that annoying feature, common in wireless mice, where it goes to sleep if you don't use it for a while and you have to click a button to wake it up. I prefer a mouse that wakes up simply by moving it. While the width of it is nice, it's a bit flatter than most mice. It's not a big con, although it has led me to accidentally click the back button once or twice. The charging cable it comes with is only 11", so you won't be able to use the mouse when charging unless you buy a longer micro-USB cable.

Overall Review: Overall, it's good mouse for the money. For those curious, it's an INPHIC PM6 mouse. I don't know why they don't mention the brand and model on this listing.

Pros: None

Cons: It arrived DOA. Not much more to say than that.

Overall Review: It's partially my fault. I saw the reviews, read the complaints about this board being DOA, and foolishly thought, or at least hoped, it wouldn't happen to me. Now I have to pay to send it back to newegg and hope the next board is functional.

Pros: The most USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports I've seen on a motherboard. Plenty of fan headers. Nice heatsinks for the M.2 drives. Really, it's great when it works.

Cons: It's a little bit of work to get the heatsinks to sit properly on the M.2 drives to screw them in. I had an M.2 That slipped out a bit while trying to seat the heatsink, but eventually I got it. It's a bit difficult to locate an nvme hard drive in the BIOS, and shows the slot as empty when you look at drives, since it's looking for a SATA drive,which had me thinking that maybe it wasn't plugged in properly, but I did find it eventually. Edit: After a year, it would randomly crash, and crash badly. Screen would turn black. Fans would spin at maximum speed, and the only way to turn it off would be to cut the power at the power supply. I swapped out the memory, video card, PSU, even tried a different CPU, and it still happened, often several times a week. Asus makes you pay to ship it back for an RMA, which really bothers me as I had to pay for their failure to make a reliable motherboard. . While it was being RMAed, I used a different motherboard, with all the same components, and had no problems. When I got the motherboard back, it crashed just as it did before I sent it in. I did another RMA, and the replacement board after that worked for a while, but now it's doing the same thing. I'm past the warranty period now, so there's not much I can do, but sit, and suffer with an unreliable motherboard.

Overall Review: It's a supposedly high end board that is simply unreliable. I do NOT recommend spending this amount of money on a motherboard that you can't count on, even after multiple RMAs.

Pros: A decent number of fan headers, 2 Nvme slots, wifi.

Cons: The board doesn't have spacers built in for m.2 hard drives. there are two spacers and screws hidden in the box. This wouldn't be an issue, except that they're made of exceptionally cheap metal . One of the spacers literally broke off in the motherboard, basically rendering that slot useless. Since it's broken off there, I can't simply replace the spacer, or remove what's left of the one that's there. Pretty frustrating, and I'm not sure what I can do about it.

Overall Review: It's functional, and would be great if not for the cheap spacers included for m.2 drives. The fact that I can't use one of the m.2 ports though is irritating. It's not a cheap board and should have used higher quality parts.

Pros: Large capacity for a fair price. Good while it lasted.

Cons: It's a Seagate hard drive, so that pretty much says it all. Started going bad after 11 months. Would freeze and crash my computer. Could find any bad sectors, it was just garbage. It lasted long enough for me to get data off it. It's noisy, but I don't mind noise that much. Having it die in less than a year is the primary con.

Overall Review: It's a Seagate hard drive. They're notorious for poor reliability. Don't store anything important on it, and make sure to have backups of anything you use it for. Don't rely too heavily on this, or any other Seagate hard drive. Shell out the extra cash for WD or HGST unless you like replacing hard drives after less than a year.

Pros: Beautiful, clean gunmetal exterior. Super quiet, to the point that it's hard to tell if the computer's on. Room for a LOT of fans. Built in fan controller. Great layout for air flow. Separate space for 2 SSDs, and room for plenty of HDD drives.

Overall Review: I really couldn't ask for more. It's silent with 5 case fans in it. I love the two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and one USB-C port as well. I can't imagine a better case, as this one has everything I want.