Pros: This drive stands on the desk like a book. It looks like a book and is heavy enough to stay put. Has a small white activity light that can be seen even at extreme angles. Very fast with USB 3. Windows reported a speed of about 1.2Gb/s (150MB/s)both up and down. Faster than my 2.5inch external drives. Is recognized and installed automatically on both Windows 7 and Windows XP with no problems. Quiet operation.

Cons: Drive requires the included external power pack so you need an additional power receptacle.

Overall Review: I set this drive on the desk, plugged in and it acts just like a drive installed inside the machine. It looks really good on my desk and doesn't get in the way like the smaller pocket size drives that I have where I have to be careful not to catch the cable with something and sweep it off onto the floor. This drive stands right next to the computer and makes a good permanent backup drive. The supplied external transformer is required since it is a 3.5 inch form factor drive, but my power strip had an empty spot for it.

Pros: Clear picture and the lens is easy to focus.

Cons: Loses connection with my router every couple of days.

Overall Review: Not as good in low light as my DLink 900 series low end cameras.

Pros: High capacity for low price.

Cons: This has to be the slowest thumb drive I have ever had.

Overall Review: The price makes it worth it if you just want to save files to move to another computer. It has too much capacity to use as a music drive for a radio.

Pros: Record on them without any issues. Update 26Feb2024: Just transferred my data from these discs recorded in 2014. All data is still intact and transferred perfectly.

Cons: Cost could be lower but still comparable to double layer DVD cost wise.

Overall Review: I am using these to save family pics and other memorabilia. I have read online that Bluray is the longest lasting media available, 100 years possible. I use Image Burn with Windows 7 operating system and have had no problems burning them. No bad files or coasters.

Pros: The amp mounts neatly to the mast with the coax connectors facing down. Comes with two rubber boots for the input and output connections and a larger boot for the balum. Nice thick cable supplied with finger tightening nuts on the end, used from power transformer to supplied power isolator. Has a switch that you can turn on if you want to connected the antenna to a FM radio.

Cons: Does not come with a short length of coax for connecting to the antenna so you have to go to the store and buy one. The shortest one I could find was 36 inches but 24 inches would be about right. One of the screws holding the chassis to the plastic case was stripped out as I found out when I checked to see if the coax connectors had twisted inside. It didn't twist but felt like it did when I tightened the cable fitting.

Overall Review: You want to mount the amp as close to the balum as possible so why not include a piece of coax for that purpose so the customer can hook everything up right away without hunting for a piece of cable that will work. It would be a small cost for the manufacturer compared to the excessive cost of the unit at sixty dollars, in my opinion. The thing works great although it worked about the same when I hooked it up right next to the TV as it did mounted on the mast. My coax from TV to antenna is about 100 feet. With the amp I now get an extra three pbs channels and two fringe stations come in better.

Pros: Solidly built fans, very quiet operation

Cons: None

Overall Review: I bought two of these for a server chassis and they were whisper quiet when I put them in and tested them. Then when I reinstalled the grill they became noisy. So the air coming through the grill is producing the noise. Nice fans and will buy more when the other server factory fans fail.