Pros: Easy to use and install in a NUC. Seems to be a very fast drive relative to a low cost PNY. Preferred trying an Intel based design rather than Samsung. I had a handful of early failures from Samsung consumer products and did not want to risk another and go through those painful and costly experiences.

Cons: No cons as of yet.

Pros: Robust and flexible monitor stand that I use for both work and home systems. And the system is very easy to use.

Cons: No technical cons that I have, however, the mount is a bit costly.

Pros: - Decent performance and size for the price. - I also put a lot of trust in Micron.

Cons: - None yet.

Pros: - Sufficient to max out my NUC - Runs as expected - Reasonable price.

Cons: - None yet.

Pros: - Excellent processing performance for a small desktop unit (I do a lot of numerical simulation and analysis) - Small. Does not take up a lot of space. - Solid construction with the metal case. Doesn't feel like cheap plastic. - Linux runs well. - Nice to have dual HDMI for dual monitors. - Plenty of USB ports (although I could use more exposed for certain tools)

Cons: - Noisier than expected fan. Fan control algorithm sounds like it runs open loop (based on processing power only) and aggressive. I suspect if Intel employed a smoother closed loop (temperature to fan) control algorithm, the fan would be less intrusive.