Pros: Great overall printer! It's fully loaded (multi-function), prints duplex, network and wireless compatible. Works great with Google Print and Airprint. I can print remotely when I'm away from home. The cost of replacement toners and drums are very reasonable compared to other brands. I purchased this for my home (small business) but this could very well suit my needs as my business grows. At the office we went through various HP and Brother printers that are equivalent to this one and I can see the difference in build quality and ruggedness. To top it off, I paid $150 instead of the MSRP of $379.

Cons: Not your average plug and play printer. If you want to use all the advanced functions this printer offers out of the box and you only have basic knowledge in computers and networking, just be prepared to spend a few hours to complete the setup.

Overall Review: It's my first Xerox so it's very different from the HP & Brother printers I'm used to setting up. Once I managed to update the firmware, the setup was a lot easier to complete.

Pros: I've been buying only Gigabyte boards for the last 5 years so this one was an obvious choice. It has all the features I was looking for and a steal for the price! This board had everything I needed to replace the defective board that died in my friend's Acer tower (A10-5700 cpu). Got this board with a new case and power supply, rebuilt with the stock components (Kingston 2x4 GB, Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200rpm) and it boot right up. After driver & OS updates I felt like building an other one just like it!

Cons: It worked for a whole week. It was shut down for the night, and it never booted back. Just one black screen. Lights and fans work on power up, still a black screen. Tried to add dedicated graphics, still no image. Tried to reseat everything, nada. Tried a different power supply, nada. Got the RMA number, sending back for refund. I checked other feedback on this card: seems to be sensitive to static electricity. Will get Asus or AsRock.

Overall Review: I'm not sure I'm following the comment from the fellow that said "no sata 6, just sata 3". Isn't SATA version 3.0 = up to 6 GBPS...?

Pros: Practical if you need quick access to components inside case Good grip Decent price Lightweight aluminium (though screws aren't very heavy)

Cons: Doesn't work on all screw holes. One of the two holes on 2 different cases where slightly worn. Regular screws work great, these don't hold tight Since it's made of aluminium, don't overtighten it'll easily ruin the thread pattern and lose it's grip

Overall Review: Compared to standard case screws, these are very handy if you need to play around with the components inside the case. Otherwise it's quite useless.

Pros: 64 mb cache 7200 rpm Got it on boxing day special for under $60 Reliablility (see other thoughts for personal experiences)

Cons: Well, don't expect SSD speed!

Overall Review: I've always trusted WD Blue 7200 rpm hard drives for myself and customers. I still am waiting for a faulty drive to come back to me. I put a WD Blue (32MB cache) when I built my main PC in 2011 and it's still working flawlessly. I don't let the PC go into hibernation and I rarely let the HDD sleep.

Pros: Got a Gigabyte Mobo to replace a defective Acer OEM mobo. It worked for less than a week and died. We found all the required features on this board: USB 3.0 expansion port, HDMI, VGA & DVI, 4x USB 3.0 rear I/O, etc. And it still works after a month. Very satisfied overall!

Cons: none

Overall Review: If you don't know what to choose between Bolton D3 & D4: The major differences are the D4 has more SATA ports and you could configure a RAID 5. The D3 is fine for most users who's needs are for browsing and multimedia applications. A serious gamer or designer would not opt for this type of processor anyway

Pros: Great value if planning to purchase several components in a single order or if multiple orders are to be made over the next few months Gives free shipping on most items stocked by Newegg Free shipping for returns

Cons: None at all, unless you just plan to buy a single item and don't care if it's D.O.A.

Overall Review: I purchased a SSD + dedicated graphics card, didn't expect to buy anything else so I didn't take the Premier Membership. Then a friend's PC broke down 2 weeks later and I ordered more parts. The 6 month membership cost was equal to he combined shipping costs for a case, motherboard and optical drive. I knew I'd be likely to order in the next 6 months. The motherboard was DOA. Returning it was a breeze, shipping it back was free (saved $29) Ordered a different mobo, saved shipping again. A year ago I had purchased an external hard drive enclosure, great deal less than $20 with shipping. I took the wrong one it was IDE... I kept it because it would cost as much to send it back. Premier membership would've covered it