Pros: Plenty o' ports. Self powered. Comes with a cable for powering off another USB port if you need it. No driver installation needed. (Tested on win2k)

Cons: Cable for power is a little short. Long enough for me, but maybe not for some. However, I haven't needed that cable.

Overall Review: Uses a VIA chipset.

Pros: Came with bubble wrap. Bubble wrap makes me happy.

Cons: Drive was dead on arrival. Probably a random fluke, waiting on a replacement.

Pros: I've had issues in the past with MIDI interfaces lagging terribly, or flat out dropping messages. I have not had a single problem with this interface ever. I use one in my studio, as well as mobile, with all sorts of software Finale to Ableton Live.

Cons: None.

Pros: I have 3 of these on all sorts of keyboards and they work just fine. It's solid. It's cheap. Has a cord that is plenty long enough.

Cons: No polarity switch, but most keyboards use the standard polarity anyway.

Pros: I've used this card for years, both in a couple small studios, as well as a radio station for retransmission on the internet. Rock solid, works great. Well worth the money. There are 64 bit drivers available, and they have just released a new installer for better Windows XP SP3 support. You won't find a better 2 channel card than this one!

Cons: I have had one card fail on me once. Not sure what happened, but the replacement works great.

Overall Review: This is professional audio gear. You are buying a serious card with ASIO support. If you want something to simply play MP3s on, you don't need this.

Pros: I've been using this modem for 10+ years and it has never failed me. Always a great connection.

Cons: No cons whatsoever! Although it has a 56k cousin you can look for.