Overall Review: I multiplied my storage space by 8x with this drive, reinstalled about ten really big games from my steam library, and I've hardly made a dent. I'm sure I could reinstall my entire library if I really wanted to.

Pros: Got this for myself for my birthday, and it's a huge step up from my consumer-grade membrane keyboard. I don't need fancy lighting or anything for my peripherals, but I've enjoyed the sheer customizability of it nonetheless. (I didn't bother figuring out the customization hotkeys, I used the software from their website, which I'm sure anyone reading this is savvy enough to find and download) Aside from that, so far it's been a nice, sturdy keyboard. It's got volume hotkeys, which is one thing I liked having on my old keyboard. The wrist rest is completely separate, so I just keep it under my desk except for long sessions.

Cons: Just some nitpicks. The media control keys must be used in tandem with the Fn key, which uses my entire mouse hand, at which point I may as well just use the mouse instead. The Kalih Brown switches are a bit louder than I anticipated, though nobody seems bothered by it or even notices. Maybe on lower-quality mics or voice communication it could be more annoying.

Overall Review: Good keyboard. Would recommend if you've got $100 plus shipping lying around. Or if you like rainbows. Rosewill has always had great RGB.

Pros: The mouse looks cool, the software that goes with it was easy for me to find and use, the buttons are clicky and firm, and, well, I just don't have any gripes except one.

Cons: For seemingly no reason, pressing a combination of two buttons on the mouse cycles the LED settings between a bunch of presets. So far I have found no way to turn off this completely useless function. I've had to make some compromises and remap some buttons just so I don't activate it.

Overall Review: But yeah that one little annoyance doesn't take off a star (sorry, an EGG) for me. It's the only thing wrong with it, and I'm perfectly fine with working around it.

Pros: Works great, it fits on my messy desk, it's so wide I have to turn my head a little to see the whole thing, it even has adaptive brightness like it says it does.

Cons: For some reason, there's a volume option and I can't figure out why. I don't think it has any kind of built-in speakers, and I ruled out every other possibility. Does it have speakers or not?

Overall Review: Yes, this monitor is great for its price, but make sure you have external speakers or headphones or something or you won't get any audio whatsoever.