Pros: Good price. Good material. NO LOGOS

Cons: For what this product is, there are no cons.

Overall Review: I wanted a mousepad without logos or pictures or text. I didn't want to sport RAZOR slobbered all over my desk. This is a nice, slick, and good mouse pad. It's cheap and it's basic. EXACTLY what a mouse pad should be. If you're spending $50 on a mousepad you should be shot. No, it DOES NOT help your "gaemin."

Pros: See my previous review.

Cons: After 3 weeks I got a bad sector on the C34 firmware drive. Immediately RMA'd to Seagate. Seagate is sending me a drive that arrives tomorrow.

Overall Review: I bought two drives. One came with C35 firmware. One with C34. The C35 drive is still running fine (for how long...). If you get an older firmware, beware!

Pros: - Admin interface is very fast compared to my older GS110TPv3 device. - Lots of features that I use and work well. - VLANs can span LAGs and across multiple switches. - Works with 1GB SFP modules.

Cons: - Fans. My switch lives in a closet so I never hear it, but if you have this in an office or bedroom you will *always* hear the fans. They run at 25% at a minimum and they are audible. - It's the year 2022 and NBASE-T (2.5gbit/5gbit) has barely taken off... Sad. - Price. This switch came out in January 2021 at around $459. It was impossible to buy. Out of stock everywhere. Then it started showing up again at the start of 2022. About a month ago the price jumped up to $599!! Luckily I bought this right when Newegg got one in and their pricing had not changed, but by the time I wrote this review even Newegg "fixed" their pricing. The real price should be more like $300-$350. There is a seriously bad upcharge for ANYTHING above 1GBit speeds. 10GBit is not new tech. It's been around for decades at this point and it is priced the same.

Overall Review: If you need NBASE-T speeds and 8 ethernet + 2 SFPs this is the perfect solution. Other products don't really offer the same thing.

Pros: - Linux support. Kernel 5.x+ / Mesa 20.x fully support this CPU and APU - HDMI 2.0 support works with B450+ boards - HDMI audio works in Linux for 5.1 surround sound (not many people are confirming this) - Supports 3600Mhz DDR4 RAM, my Crucial sticks are running at stock XMP speeds without errors - Wraith cooler is easy to install

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great for a HTPC that can play 4K media and play simple 3D games.

Pros: - Runs flawlessly at XMP profile, 3600Mhz / CL16 - Great price point - Compatible with B450 chipset and Ryzen 3400G

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Highly recommended as other RAM is priced higher at worse specs.

Pros: - Ordered Oct 2020, arrived with July 2020 UEFI. - Just received Ryzen 5000 UEFI update - Excellent price point - Overclocks APU well, 3400G GFX clock at 1500Mhz with no effort - Overclocks RAM well, Crucial 3600 CL16 RAM is running flawlessly at XMP settings

Cons: - No 2.5GbE, but the B550 boards now include that - UEFI interface is not laid out well

Overall Review: Great board for a HTPC and APU CPU. The board does not state what frequencies it would overclock to, but rest assured it should support any frequency you want. I also kept reading that Ryzen Zen+ (3400G) APUs would not accept 3600Mhz DDR4, but mine is running with no extra tweaking required and stable at the default XMP profile (3600Mhz CL16).

Took a week to even get a tracking number. Took another week and a half to get my order. Two and a half weeks total shipping time.