Pros: Worked right out of the box with my Toshiba Satellite A505 runing Linux Mint 17, 64 bit. Well actually had a bit of trouble with the first boot after installing it, but after taking off the battery and holding the power button to clear things it started right up.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: I haven't tried out the Bluetooth yet, but I'll try that later. The chip is about the size of a 1/3 of a credit card, but it came in a box that I would say was about 12x8x9, probably would have fit in a bubble pack.

Pros: They keyboard did have a very solid feel, and nice keys.

Cons: First keyboard I received had three dead keys. I returned it for an exchange, was told the product was out of stock and was given a refund. When the keyboard came back in stock I bought it again, this time the RGB didn't work, sent that keyboard back for an exchange, the third keyboard also didn't have working RGB. Not sure how I can get three keyboards and have all of them be dead.

Overall Review: Wouldn't risk it, which is a shame, because it was a nice looking keyboard, and the media controls were super nice.

Pros: Excellent packaging.

Cons: Processor seems to not work. I wanted to upgrade my i5-4570 and this was the fastest processor I could find with the 1150 socket. When I replaced the processor it refused to boot. I disconnected all hardware and drivers, cleared CMOS, nothing. Checked firmware for MOBO updated to the latest version. Asus claims that the H87-PRO supports this, but absolutely nothing. No post codes, lights and fans do come on though, which they don't if there is no CPU in the socket. I swapped the old and new processors around several times, and the old always fired up the system and never anything from the new. I unfortunately do not have any other MOBOs I can try this in. It stinks 'cause the only reason I bought this was because it was compatible with my board. I would have bought something nicer if I wouldn't have had to get a new MOBO to use it. Now I don't know what I want to do.

Pros: Bought it for 30% off.

Cons: Does not work with Linux, seemingly SoundBlaster doesn't care to make it work either.

Overall Review: If I could rate one star I would, but that isn't possible.

Pros: Installed quickly and easily, as would any RAM. Works fine on my Toshiba laptop, running Linux Mint 13.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: Packaging was kinda big for the two sticks.