Pros: This case is simply excellent. Everything is very high quality and painted black. The handle is extremely sturdy and there's no fear of this being damaged or falling apart. That said, it's not the lightest creature. Dust filters on every possible intake in this case. Highly recommended

Cons: The fans it comes with a very nice but the LEDs are not very bright.

Pros: The mouse has plenty of buttons and is very customizable. Battery life is strong and the Bluetooth feature is very nice. It is easy to switch between my desktop and Bluetooth laptop. Fairly quiet. Sleek looking. A very good product if you're working specifically in an office environment. The mouse is very comfortable.

Cons: SetPoint often crashes, specifically when using iTunes. The scroll wheel has a "backlash" in applications like Outlook, iTunes. That is, when you scroll up, after stopping the wheel it'll scroll a row or two down. This happens both when the wheel is free-spinning and rolling normally. The media buttons do not work like previous Logitech keyboards. You get no indication from your monitor when you pause, play, etc or change the volume. The volume meter on the keyboard starts at full when you decrease and at 0 when you increase (it is not correlated to the actual system volume). Essentially, there are no LEDs on the board and no HUD offered on-screen. There is no way to tell if your Locks are on or what actions your media buttons are taking.

Overall Review: Know before you go in that the lcd is not backlit. Beyond the clock and media center it's pretty useless. I'm used to a wheel for changing the volume and so I find the left panel much less useful than I'd hoped for. This is a good deal if you're used to a generic keyboard. However, I've come from using other high quality Logitech gaming mice and office keyboards. It feels like the keyboard was thrown in with the high-quality mouse just to make a combo. This lacks a lot of the features the other boards have and offers many small annoyances. The mouse is useless for accuracy-driven games like FPS.

Pros: Backlight is very consistant, and glows throughout the device. Macro's are very easy to set up. LCD useful for many things, but a waste for fast-paced FPS.

Cons: The keys WILL run through. The most common keys used will eventually lose there coloring, leaving a dithered affect that the leds pour through. A bit bulky and not very comfortable.

Overall Review: The LCD requires some intelligence. Like most new technologies, few games support it. No game (WoW was mentioned earlier) has made it illegal. If you know your way around some programming you can set it up to do what you want. Many sites are dedicated to the screen. But, the bottom line is the screen isn't worth it for the average user.

Pros: Switched some slower Corsair out for these. Did some research and decided to give patriot a try. They've been running perfectly since the install. Zero problems relating to them at all.

Cons: Heatsinks don't completely encase the chip... mostly an aesthetic thing.

Overall Review: Configured in DualChannel DDR. No OC'ing.