Pros: Beautiful display for the cash. Really shines as a PC gaming monitor if you can run 1920x1080 with 4x AA. Tons of inputs! DVI1 - PC DVI2 - Cable Box HDMI - PS3 Component1 - Xbox/PS2 Component2 - Nintendo Wii VGA - Xbox360 1080p gaming at it's finest.

Cons: HDMI handshaking issue with the PS3. Sony is working on a fix.

Pros: I have tons of gaming devices on my network. For years i've had bad NAT issues. I tried multiple brands as well as custom firmwares like Tomato and DD-WRT. This router solved everything. I finally get open NAT on my Xbox and NAT Type 2 on my PS4.

Cons: For $300, i'd like double the ports it has. But nothing a switch can't fix.

Pros: Worth every penny I paid for it. Was able to completely remove all Verizon equipment from my network, but still provide internet to their set-top boxes.

Cons: None. Works great.

Pros: I have four of these in my Drobo. Before the firmware update I would of rated these 1 egg. One drive would randomly fail out while streaming movies and the Drobo would start to rebuild the array. It would take a good 5 mins for the Drobo to realize the hard drive is fine and reverse what it did. Basically a 15min downtime everytime one of the drives decided to freeze. Post-firmware update they are working flawlessly. Now they are 5 eggs hands down. The speed of perpendicular recording with the massive storage of 1.5TB.

Cons: Require a firmware update