Pros: Haven't benchmarked speeds on this, but for my use, speed is not as relevant (although transfer rates seems to be OK at least). This is a very versatile, and useful tool. It will read 2.5" and 3.5" IDE & SATA hard drives. It will plug into USB, and has its own power supply to the drive. It is very portable, and is a very handy tool around, especially if you are in the need of quickly recovering data from a drive and want hot plug capability.

Cons: The power brick is bigger than the rest of the unit. This isn't a big deal, but does cut down on the compactness of the rest of the unit. This is not enough to lower my rating on it though as this is a very useful tool that seems to function well.

Overall Review: USB cable could be a little longer for tight reach places, but it is certainly bearable as it is. If you are truly concerned about the length of the USB cable, then I recommend buying and carrying a USB extension cable with it.

Pros: Price (sale price, overpriced at MSRP). Fairly sturdy design, most adjustments are easy to make. The large knob adjustment is handy and easy to use. This will work OK for many applications, such as photography, or other application that don't require smooth panning ability.

Cons: The pan, quite honestly, this is very disappointing to me. The description says "two way fluid" movement, and I was hoping that panning was one of those two ways. It is not.

Overall Review: The price that I got this for was good, but I feel that even $5 is too much for something that won't do what I bought it for.

Pros: I guess the good news....they won't fall off easily in the wind!

Cons: These are suppose to be name brand glasses, assuming they indeed are legit, I was very disappointed in their fit. They look good, but are very tight to wear. I even let all three of my children wear them....they didn't even want them.

Pros: Bought this for a friend's build. Nice quality, nothing fancy, just functional. I have trusted Antec cases for years now, and think they are about the best for the majority of builds for the money.

Cons: I always prefer tool-less designs, but not worth an egg drop :). The case material is lightweight. Not a problem if you aren't going to be rough on it, but if you are looking for a case for a machine that might get opened up often and moved around, then you might look to a heavier case.

Pros: It just works. DDR2 RAM has been around a while now, and G.Skill is a reputable company. Dual channel kits are nice if you want matched speeds (more important in dual-channel configurations).

Cons: None

Pros: We are using to make recordings onto our phone system. The quality is quite good. The weighted base is nice, and the on/off button is easy to access right on the base.

Cons: Noise canceling would be nice, but for the money...I wouldn't expect that.