Pros: Its exactly good enough for the price I paid. I mostly play Minecraft with it, Portal 2, Need for Speed, so nothing extremely graphics intensive. It runs Minecraft with a 64x64 resource pack at 200+ fps (I limit to 120 for my 120hz monitor)

Cons: Doesnt Blender render as fast as I was expecting. 8 core i7 is way faster than this GPU at Blender rendering.

Overall Review: If you are just looking for a decent graphics card for light gaming, this is it.

Pros: Macro key making on the fly 3 Different profiles via just the keyboard Logitech gaming software suite has always been fairly easy to use Screen is best served as a time/date or MSI afterburner HUD Has a Keypad USB ports x2 12 G keys on the left side for macros or custom hotkeys Cable routing channels underneath (only work if the keyboard stays relatively stationary)

Cons: The actual keys have gotten soft over time and seem to be plastic flexing This actually makes them easier to press but less tactile response for those looking for a more precision click. PRICE. Dont buy it here, obviously nobody else has. I'd even say try to find it used because its a great buy on the cheap.

Overall Review: Im glad i got this from a friend for half the price thats listed everywhere else besides here.

Pros: Lighting improvements over the previous version I bought (MX-2000) Looks slightly better overall Buttons take a decisive amount of force to click. I can rest my hand on top without clicking accidentally Came with 7 weights Driver software has any setting you need while being a very small program. Thumb button bigger and a more satisfying click than previous model thumb button. Too bad its farther away from my thumb.

Cons: Has one less button than the previous mx-2000 but now the DPI switch can be re assigned. No more ring finger button. No more side to side scroll buttons. Thumb button farther away from my thumb. I have medium sized hands and my normal resting state has my thumb completely off the switch.

Overall Review: This thing is so cheap for how well made it is. I have high hopes for this new one, I broke the previous mx-2000 by accidently crushing its scroll wheel into the mouse. It lasted me almost 4 years for 20 dollars. AMAZING.

Pros: I bought one in 2013 and I'm still playing Csgo with it. seriously 25 bucks for 3 years. Seems to save button configurations internally because I reinstalled windows and my key binds were still there??? I did not reinstall the driver software. Comes with plenty of weights and extra pads. I lost the extra pads, so I super glued the other ones on. Not pretty but functional. Has a thumb button and a ring finger button which I set to double click and my push to talk. All buttons are responsive, not crisp anymore but that's to be expected after 3 years of FPS.

Cons: suffers slightly from walking. Which is where you lift up the mouse with your wrist planted over and over, then see if the cursor "walks" in any direction.

Overall Review: Absolutely blown away by this mouse. I can buy two more of these for the cost of a brand name gaming mouse and it seems to perform on the same level. Don't get sucked into other brands sensor race. In reality the extra sensor accuracy is not going to change your gaming abilities at all. BUY IT.

Pros: Rugged, feels durable and has been on my keyring for months getting used for OS installs, data, kill disc, and back up storage and both of mine are going strong. 140/46 read/write which is plenty fast enough for 16 gb. (to fill it up at 46 MB/s it would take about 40 minutes to write)

Cons: Not quite what USB 3.0 is capable of but I dont care because its cost and seemingly durable design. For the people who seem to be getting ones that fail quickly I think they didn't do much quality assurance on this drive. Not having a cover can be a bad thing when the pins inside start to get worn down from use and dirt/dust.

Overall Review: Just bought 3 more. At under 50 cents per GB come on just buy it. I couldnt mark with a sharpie, (not a con really) as it just rubbed off. I have to file marks onto the ring to distinguish mine. When the next three get here I will have 32 GB with all my drivers backed up and my Windows install disc creator / kill disc creator / essential programs 16gb made into a kill disc, 16gb made into windows install disc, 16 gb with diagnostic/virus hunting programs, and 16 gb empty to have for any extraneous boot disc i may need. I kind of wish there was an 8 gb option as things like killdisc arent even a single MB and windows install doesnt need 16 gb.

Pros: Love the feel of the switches. Very bright back light Volume wheel has small amount of feedback Customizable WASD/Arrow key brightness Cable routing (if you move your keyboard around a lot they dont work)

Cons: As wide as my old keyboard that had 3x as many macro buttons that I never needed so I thought i would downsize. The sloping sides of this keyboard take up too much room. The keys sort of float a little bit around the switch and Its the biggest noticeable difference between this and my old plastic dome keyboard. I don't know if that's an inherent property of real switches or just shoddy build quality.

Overall Review: Im glad i bought this for 70 dollars, It seems like it should last me a very long time as the keys are easy to remove and clean under.