Pros: Offers many of the same features high end cases do for fraction of the cost. Looks great, has room for just about anything you want to add to your build. Nicely packaged, included fans are decent, many extra screws neatly organized in a small case. Removable HDD bays, Tool less hdd trays and nice psu cover. Has lots of velcro straps and holes to route cables which allows for very easy and many cable management options. Three 5.25" bays which is a must for me. There is so many options for them these days and I hate using external optical drives which take up even more space on my desk. Even comes with a great fan controller.

Cons: Just a couple minor things. The plastic power button was put in backwards. Every time I turned it on, it would stick causing the pc to immediately power back down. All I had to do was pop it out of the hole, flip it around and put it back in. Now it works fine, no big deal. The other issue is the plate with the bolted on Phantek logo is all messed up. It's all scratched up and looks like it didn't form properly in the mold. Has those little plastic hairs all over it and the logo looks faded. I know it's just a logo but I can't properly represent my awesome Phantek case with a messed up logo.

Overall Review: I bought this case cause I was doing some upgrades to my old mid tower and got so dang frustrated trying to fit my fat hands in such very tiny places. For example I added a big cooler and just to plug in the cpu fans I had to unplug everything and remove the whole motherboard. After doing this and reinstalling the board I realized I also forgot to plug in the 8 pin power cable at the top of the board from the psu so after some cussing I once again had to take out the board, plug that in and reinstall it again. Then after some further issues I finally had enough, went online determined to once and for all buy a full atx case and I found this one. I'm so glad I did. No longer do I have to fight with my case to mod or upgrade anything and my hands fit anywhere inside they need to. There's more than enough room. Not to mention none of the other full atx cases I looked at in this price range had anywhere near the number of features this one does. I can't recommend this case enough. I'm starting another build and the first thing I'm buying is another one of these cases.

Pros: Durable metal case, reasonable speed and great storage size for the price. I've bought several of these S102 Pro's in various sizes and this is the first one to give me any issues. The storage spirits were just angry at me this time.

Cons: First time I plugged it in it worked fine. Already Formatted to FAT32. Second time I plugged in it said the drive needed to be formatted. Obviously something went wrong. I clicked the format options and it only allowed me to format to NTFS or exFAT.

Overall Review: I will still purchase more of these in the future since most work fine. Buy enough and you'll eventually get a dud.

Pros: I bought this monitor to replace my old MSI MAG 312CQR. I was drinking a bottle of water while standing in front of it, choked on the water, and it sprayed out of my mouth all over the screen which caused the panel to start failing. After crying for a bit, I started looking for a replacement and I chose this model. This MAG 32CQ6F is basically the modern successesor to MSI's MAG 312CQR with many improvements. Including True HDR400 (not fake), wide color gamut, 10 bit color depth, even higher refresh rates and the individual pixels are not noticeable at all like they were on my old monitor. Once I carefully setup the monitor, installed the drivers (an INF and ICM file downloaded from MSI's site), installed the Display Kit app and tweaked the settings to my liking, I have to say, it just looks absolutely stunning. I never thought a 2K VA panel could look so good.

Cons: The only thing I think this monitor is missing, is the built in USB ports like my old monitor had but that's small potatoes.

Overall Review: I am very happy with my choice to buy this monitor and I strongly recommend it. I very much doubt there's another monitor on the market in this price range that can match what this monitor offers.

Pros: Beautiful looking bulbs with a great vintage look. What I love most is the soft yellow glow. It makes the atmosphere of whole room look warm and inviting instead of that bright white look of regular LED bulbs.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I strongly recommend these. I normally use regular ACE hardware LED bulbs but now I'm using these for many of the lights in my home, glad I tried these.

Pros: Wow this card is a beast! If you're looking for the best RX 5700 XT on the market than you can stop looking now because this is it. I spent 3 months researching 5700 XT's and the consensus by most professional and amateur reviewers is the Nitro + and Nitro + SE (this card) are the best in just about every way so it was a no brainer for me. I now can say that they are all correct. First, it's definitely the coolest looking. It's got a lot of style, sleek looking. I really like the black and grey theme. I also like the programmable RBG lights. They're not over the top (maybe a little for some) and the brightness is adjustable and can even be turned off if you prefer. I don't have any RGB strips in my case, the RBG in my MSI X470 Gaming Pro Carbon plus the ones on this card alone just enough to show off the components in my case and give my build some style without looking overwhelming. I don't want aircraft flying over my house mistaking it for a landing strip. Sapphire's has always made high quality graphics cards. You can really tell the difference when you hold one in your hands and look at it close up. They're certainly heavier than any other GPU I've held and I have yet to see any visible imperfections. This tells you one thing, quality materials and craftsmanship. I also own a Sapphire Pulse RX 580 and 590 and they are of similar quality. As for the driver issues, I've been using version 20.2.2 as was recommended by many and I've had very little issues so far. Occasionally there will be a slight stutter when I'm gaming at 2K or 4K. It's slightly more noticeable at 4K but even then it's minor and infrequent enough not to annoy me or affect my gaming. I'm sure AMD will work out most of the bugs in future releases. I get about 95 fps at 2K and close to 70 fps at 4K with games graphics settings either all at max or close to it on AAA titles. Of course it varies a bit depending on the game. Frame rates are also very stable and steady. The temps are very reasonable for an RX 5700 XT. It usually takes a tops out around 72 degrees C to 78 degrees C with it's massive heatsink while gaming. AMD say the max acceptable operation temp is 90 degrees C so I'm happy with that.

Cons: Slight stuttering occasionally (due to current driver issues), price is high (but still worth it imo). This is like the Ferrari of 5700.XT's. Sapphire does not have a phone number you can call for support. The only way you can contact them is by mail. This is the only con that bothers me. If you do have any issues you have to email them and ask wait at least a day, probably more just to receive a response. When working out technical issues there's usually lots of back and forth between the customer and tech person which means it could potentially take several days or even longer to resolve any issues that could have been resolved in a 20 minute phone call.

Overall Review: So far I'm very satisfied with my purchase. I'm very happy I bought this card and if you are looking for the best, I highly recommend it. If I had to choose a new GPU all over again, I would not hesitate to buy this card again. Update: 7 months later and it's still running and performing great! I've had no issues at all. AMD has been working hard on fixing the drivers and the last few driver updates have completely eliminated the stuttering and other minor issues, at least with the 12 or so games I regularly play. I'm still very happy with this card and I'm still happy I bought it.

Pros: By far the best compressed gas duster brand ever! Very strong bursts with a quick shot of the trigger, sturdy trigger. Beats any other brands I've tried by a mile.

Cons: Why is this stuff always so expensive regardless of brand?

Overall Review: IMPORTANT: Always use in well ventilated areas or you will kill some brain cells.