Pros: Sound is good, clear, range is ok. Battery life between charges is good.

Overall Review: Other thoughts: If you have a peanut head, you might not want to get this as the fully retracted is about 4" from outside of cushion to outside of cushion - while off your head. On a small head, that might be loose. If you have a 17" Angela Davis afro, like Gus's kids do, you should be ok. If you're in-between the above but still feels loose, just put on a ball cap, should be snug then.

Pros: Flashy shade of red. So cool.

Cons: -Windows auto detected the hardware, DL speeds were 3meg up/3meg down on an otherwise 100meg down/17meg up wifi network with cable service. -Installed the drivers with provided CD on a perfectly stable machine with Windows 10, got 2 BSOD during the install process. Had to download off the official site with the 3meg up/down speeds, 200meg file. real nice. -after a few reboots, got it to "work", i.e., stable, no BSOD; now my audio did echo sound for all playback. (had to go to recording > disable stereo effect to fix). -My USB keyboard and mouse was all of a sudden not detected by my Logitech software and running as generic plug in. Had to re-install G Hub to fix. -went back to my original setup and back to my 100meg down/17meg up. Well excuse me for trying to use a "faster" adapter. never again with this company.

Overall Review: These aren't drivers, they're MALWARE. AVOID THIS TRASH.

Pros: Some things work, easy bios update.

Cons: Way, way too many problems with this motherboard. You might find yourself doing wack-a-mole problem solving with this. Fix one thing and then something else comes up. No rhyme or reason as to why things stop working, 'unstable' sums it up. I AM STILL trying to get the stupid WiFi to work, Windows 11 will not detect the WiFi adapter as of this writing. A 6' ethernet cable reaches my router, so I'm doing that in the meantime.

Overall Review: No, just no. Look elsewhere. This is total B-S.

Pros: Seems stable, running my MSI motherboard in RAM compatibility mode to use this at 5600. Runs moderately cool.

Cons: na

Overall Review: Purchased when RAM prices were still out of line. Not really a con for the product.

Pros: Good profile software manager, even for Logitech. Good form factor. Lots of buttons, all programmable.

Cons: Frequently used G-buttons need to be mashed in a little harder to respond as they are starting to fail.

Overall Review: Looking at my order history, I got this almost 2 years ago to the date. The most used thumb button on this is the G9 button and it's starting to go out. I have to mash it harder to get it to respond. This button gets probably a hundred clicks a day, but it's a gaming mouse and it needs to work longer than this. This is essentially the last straw as this is not the first bad mouse I've gotten from them and I think I'm done with Logitech after this, I was a dedicated customer of their products for years as they had the best gaming electronics first, but there are others now, so I'm going to look elsewhere. I suggest you do the same too.

Pros: Good SSD, no issues with install. Windows 10 setup saw the drive right away.

Overall Review: Other thoughts: This is not on a RAID array. I'm using this for a OS drive, storage/gaming goes to a NVMe M.2. I'm not going to redirect the Temp and TMP folders in Environment Variables to a conventional HDD (as I don't have one in this build) like I did in the past with older SSD, back when they came out. Hope it lasts.