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Jesse D.

Jesse D.

Joined on 12/29/05

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Product Reviews
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Most Favorable Review

Hi-yo Too Much Silver, Away!

ASICS Men's GEL-Excite 3 Running Shoes T5B4N
ASICS Men's GEL-Excite 3 Running Shoes T5B4N

Pros: Comfortable to wear and use Solid construction Reasonable price

Cons: Do they really need to be so shiny?

Overall Review: I just received these shoes today, and although I haven't used them much yet, I will say that they demolish the pair of Avias I bought at [another retailer, cough] back in January. They're comfortable to wear and the soft, thick soles ensure a pleasant trip every time you walk. On the downside, the reflective silver cover isn't so comfortable for the eyes. I wish they came in a less ostentatious black, but I'm willing to commit a fashion faux pas for the price.

Most Critical Review

SD must stand for "Self-Destruct."

Team 32GB Dash Card  microSDHC UHS-I/U1 Class 10 Memory Card with Adapter, Compatible for cams, Speed Up to 80MB/s (TDUSDH32GUHS03)
Team 32GB Dash Card microSDHC UHS-I/U1 Class 10 Memory Card with Adapter, Compatible for cams, Speed Up to 80MB/s (TDUSDH32GUHS03)

Pros: Uh... they didn't catch on fire?

Cons: I bought two 32GB cards. They both stopped working after three months.

Overall Review: No wonder there's no "I" in Team. After this I know I won't be coming back.

Good luck, you'll need it

SABRENT SBT-SRD2 2-Port PCI SATA RAID Controller Host Card Adapter RAID 0/1
SABRENT SBT-SRD2 2-Port PCI SATA RAID Controller Host Card Adapter RAID 0/1

Pros: Reasonably priced, offers RAID support if you need it

Cons: Stops your PC cold at boot up, offers RAID support even if you don't want it

Overall Review: Got an older computer? This card will grant it access to high-capacity hard drives, but it comes with a price. I'm not talking about the twenty dollars it costs, either... every time you boot your system with a SATA drive attached, it will come to a screeching halt at the RAID BIOS. Your only options? Either enter the BIOS or unplug the hard drive and reset your machine. This effectively makes it impossible to boot from that drive, and makes it needlessly difficult to use as a secondary drive. Want to turn off the RAID BIOS? Too bad, you're stuck with it! You're better off investing in a more expensive card... the added convenience is worth the price.