Pros: -Sturdy -Cheap -High capacity

Cons: -I'm not a fan of the little button. I'd rather have a cap.

Overall Review: Gutted the plastic and thru it into a NES controller, and added a usb extender.. Kewlest flash drive at PCC (rules).

Pros: -It worked well for minute at a time.

Cons: -I tested the RAM on the card, because it kept freezing up my machine, and it was indeed faulty.

Overall Review: I sent the card back w/ an approved RMA from newegg, spending $10.55 of my rebate doing so. About a week and a half later I get an email saying that the retail box (missing the serial code and such) had voided my warranty from newegg. The mail-in rebate directions (downloaded in pdf straight off of newegg) told me to cut out the serial numbers and mail them in to gigabyte. So they are telling you to void you're warranty. This is an updated review. I bought this card on 4/18, and I am shipping it to Gigabyte today to get a new card. Maybe two months after I spent $170.00 on this product, and an extra $21.00 on shipping, I'll have a good card. P.S. This has happened to other users of this card, and the 560 Fermi, Gigabyte offers w/ this fan configuration.

Pros: -Worth 20 dollars (to me) -Paid $10 -Look just like the picture

Cons: None.

Overall Review: The are classic aviators. Eyes can't be seen when others look at you.

Pros: -Good range -Cheap -Works w/ my old logitech keyboard/mouse -Damage resistent (can't think of the term I wanna use here..)

Cons: Media keys aren't as easy to use as my old setup but they work so no biggie.

Pros: -Tough -Bright -Install materials appropriate

Cons: -none-

Overall Review: Used for an xbox 360 mod, and used a dremel to get them out of the casing. They survived that and some cable splicing and they are withstanding the test of time.

Pros: -AWESOME connectivity -Long antenna

Cons: Died after a month and a half