Pros: - VERY efficient (half the power to run my games vs 1660 Ti) - Very quiet

Cons: Ray Tracing performance is minimal

Overall Review: Recommended as alternative to GTX 1660 TI (or Super, etc...). I had a VERY similar MSI version of the GTX 1660 Ti and this was faster, quieter, and more efficient. The Ray Tracing capability is minimal but if you compare it to a GTX 1660 series I like it a lot better (and I liked my MSI 1660 Ti a LOT). I also tried it against an MSI RTX 3060 Ventus 2X 12G but that was noisy (70% fans) and power hungry enough (150+Watts) even in non-RTX simple games like Civ 6 that I'm glad I have this card instead, even if the Ray Tracing isn't quite equivalent.

Pros: It was free with rebate - eventually. I still uninstalled it.

Cons: Won't combine pdfs, no multi-page scan, rebate took *FOREVER*

Overall Review: nothing thats not built into Chrome or Office already. I don't get the point of the software

Pros: - Faster than the NVME drive my workstation came with - Low cost - Power efficient

Cons: - None so far

Overall Review: I am really impressed with this drive. My Xeon equipped Dell Precision 5510 laptop came with an MLC 512GB NVME SSD, but the 660p noticeably sped the machine up, and was completely worth the cost to do the upgrade. Intel has worked some magic with this - it is hard to believe this new QLC drive can outperform a 2 year old MLC NVMe drive. Note I did go with the 1TB to get the larger "SLC" cache to have a better chance of it staying fast, but the cost is low enough that I can't complain at all. Note I also don't do a ton of writes, so the low write endurance rating is no issue for me.

Pros: Nice quiet power supply, plenty of room

Cons: Supports a lot of drives, but they are spread out everywhere

Overall Review: Overall a great case. One star off for having the drives mounts all spread out, but at least it supports quite a few (I have two 2.5 + one 3.5 + one 5.25 Optical, and it all fits fine)

Pros: Seems nice, WiFi data only works.

Cons: IMEI not recognized by T-Mobile - impossible to activate SIM online.

The experience was pretty much the same as ordering direct from Dell (so very good), other than I didn’t have to create a Dell account, etc... and was able to use newegg to check out.