Pros: Well-built, inexpensive, easy to assemble, just the right size, fast delivery.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: As previous reviewers have described, this is an excellent little rack, perfect for a home setup. I have two Netra X1s (small 13" deep telecom server), a power strip, and a shelf for two small switches and a modem. I plan to add one or two more small servers in the future to complete the home web / mail / nameserver setup for several hobby websites. As for ease of assembly, the only thing that got me was the five minutes it took to figure out that I needed to take the plastic pin out of the middle of the rubber feet before inserting them into the hole, then put it back in to secure it. D'oh! (Yeah, OK, maybe I shouldn't rate myself 5 stars for tech knowledge.)

Pros: Solid rackmountable power strip with plenty of outlets for a fairly small setup. Very well built for the price.

Cons: None. (Sure, there's no surge protection, but I didn't want to spend the extra 20 bucks for that. I just plugged it into a surge protector....)

Overall Review: Unlike other reviewers, this unit had no bent tabs, arrived in mint condition, quick shipment even using standard rate.

Pros: Works. Big improvement over 128Kb that came with old machine.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Added to Dell Optiplex 170L I'm using as a gateway router running OpenBSD, somewhat noticeable improvement in overall performance.

Pros: IDE interface works on older mobos.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: After reading other comments about DOA refurbs, I decided to add the protection plan. Ordinarily I won't pay for it, but I am building a small network using some old machines and needed some IDE drives, so I figure if I get one that dies, it will pay for itself in shipping costs along if one of them dies. And let's face it, old hard drives die. Even new ones do sometimes.

Pros: 1000Mbps at a low price on PCI card for old mobos

Cons: None

Overall Review: Added two of these to an old Dell Optiplex 170L that I'm using as a gateway PF firewall running OpenBSD. They work great.