Pros: Fast and reliable. It just works and does what it should.

Cons: none

Overall Review: 1TB solid state is more affordable than ever. I have an NVMe for a boot drive. I use this as a fast scratch drive for music and graphics. I have a good feeling this will last for many years. Mushkin has never disappointed me.

Pros: True 2K 2560x1440 resolution. Display port. Crisp text in standard mode. Millions, not over a billion colors (pro for me). Pretty low power consumption.

Cons: "Glare" is right. Not anti-glare. I can see myself in the reflection when the room is lit. Color can't be calibrated properly. Comes with DVI cable, not display port cable. Thick bezel. Shaky stand. Comes with European plug and AC adapter.

Overall Review: This works fine with my Mac Mini which supports this size display but only at millions of colors. I couldn't get the contrast/brightness to calibrate but managed to get it it to look okay using standard settings and some tweaking. This should be a good gaming monitor, it does have "Free Sync" and a "game mode" in the settings which should work with AMD Radeon sync. I don't have any dead pixels or noticeable bleed from the edges. The full resolution should only be supported properly using a display port cable, I don't know why they put a DVI cable in there. Default language is Korean I think. Look for the globe in the menu before you adjust the settings. Luckily I had a display port cable and a standard US three prong PC cable laying around, it fits into the 24V AC/DC adapter. I wasn't expecting much for what I paid, not too bad, I'll keep it.

Pros: fast, compatible with SDXC

Overall Review: No complaints. I used their SD adapter to move files from an old 128GB SD through an SD to USB adapter. Using my USB 3 MacBook Air. I plan on using this new one for a few more years.

Pros: Simple one button. Handy.

Overall Review: This is my 3rd smoothie blender. I have more powerful, larger ones but I end up going to this one. I tend to use too much fruit with the larger blenders; this one is the perfect size. Now I make smoothies everyday. I didn't get it for the vacuum pump/valve but it is useful if the blender is full (otherwise there is too much air). It helps for a smoothie to go. It should work with a broken up frozen banana. I definitely wouldn't put large ice cubes in it, little square ones may work ok. It does fine with frozen blueberries. This little blender is all I really needed.

Pros: Temperature and wattage presets. Very functional. Easily stored.

Cons: I haven't found any except the fact cookware must be magnetic for all induction cooktops.

Overall Review: I've never used one of these before. I was pleasantly surprised. 1500W max is more than enough for everything I do on it. This one may not be the one for you if you have a normal roomy countertop and a devoted AC socket; there may be a step up for that scenario. This one is perfect for me.

Pros: Works great. Cool lighting.

Overall Review: The drive can be seen so you know what's in there (get a nice looking drive!). The aluminum is a nice touch. Blue LEDs glow around it. Looks cool just sitting there plugged in. Red LEDs flash with the blue when being used making a violet color effect. The lights are under it when laid flat so the lighting isn't in your eyes. Steady 64MB/s write file transfer speed in Win 10 with a 1TB Mushkin RAW SSD transferring music from a 5400 rpm SATA hard drive. Really smooth. It's pretty neat for a little enclosure.