Pros: Installation is a snap. The box comes with a nice foldout pamphlet with color pictures, showing exactly how to plug the CPU and memory into the system. An experienced user should be able to fire up this box in less than half an hour. The system is exceptionally quiet, even under heavy load. The first time I switched on the system, I had to do a double-take to make sure the fans were actually spinning! I have yet to even have the fans dynamically rev up under load, the way they used to do on my previous AMD-based XPC box. The system is FAST, particularly if you plug in a nice CPU like the E6650 or E6750. If you're looking for a new XPC box, it's hard to go wrong with this one.

Cons: It won't make me a sandwich! Actually, documentation is somewhat sketchy compared to previous XPC models. There is absolutely no documentation on BIOS settings, unlike previous models. I had inadvertently underclocked my E6750 (2.66 GHz) processor to a measly 1.6 GHz by simply accepting the default CPU multiplier and bus speed present in the BIOS on first boot. Only by checking the settings later in Windows did I discover that this had happened, so I had to research the correct parameters online. It would have been nice if this info had been covered in the docs, as in previous models. Fortunately, I have managed to properly clock my processor at 2.66 GHz now. As mentioned before, the power supply may be a little underweight for a serious gamer. I think it works just fine for general use or even casual gaming.

Overall Review: I haven't tried overclocking the system yet, but it appears easy enough to do so.

Pros: - Fairly inexpensive - Relatively easy to install and remove SSD drives - Comes with both USB-C to USB-A and USB-C to USB-C cables - Relatively fast transfer rate over USB 3.1, when fully working

Cons: As others have pointed out, this unit has a tendency to overheat, especially with certain SSD drives. I had a lot of problems getting it to work successfully with my new 2 TB Sabrent Rocket NVMe SSD. I had the Rocket installed in this enclosure while trying to clone my laptop's original drive to the Rocket as part of an upgrade procedure. The cloning process kept failing before completion, with the computer no longer able to recognize the drive until the whole thing cooled down again. I finally had to put the entire enclosure (and my new drive) in my kitchen freezer while cloning my laptop's original drive, to keep it from overheating during the cloning process. (Fortunately, this only required a few minutes to successfully complete, as my laptop's original drive was fairly empty.) This may be partially due to the fact that the Rocket SSD has chips on the bottom as well as the top. If you have a beefy SSD, beware that this thing may overheat and cause problems. I do also have an older Intel 660 512 MB NVMe SSD, and it seemed to fare better with this enclosure.

Overall Review: Decent, but beware that it may have some issues, depending on the SSD being used.

Pros: - Good value for the specs. - My daughter really likes the mechanical feel of the keyboard. - Eluktronics tech support is helpful, once you get hold of them.

Cons: - Eluktronics tech support is located on the U.S. East Coast - you have to reach them before 2 p.m. during the week if you live on the West Coast. Or, via email, which is answered intermittently after hours. - The laptop we received did not have a Windows product key embedded in the firmware for some reason, and there was no key included in the box. We had to reach out to tech support, who issued us a product key. I am wondering if this is a manufacturing glitch with some of their laptops. - The laptop seems to get a little warm under load.

Overall Review: Overall we like this laptop, and my daughter is pleased with it. Just beware that you may have to iterate with Eluktronics tech support a bit to get Windows activated if you receive it sans a product key in the firmware.

Pros: - Decent value - Quick delivery

Cons: - Not medical grade, but I did not expect this for what these cost

Overall Review: I have to fly across the country soon to be with my mom who is having surgery, and I needed some good masks to wear on the plane for the trip. I ordered these about a month in advance, to ensure that they would hopefully arrive before I had to leave. They arrived about a week after I placed the order. They are exactly what I needed. With the quick turnaround, I would absolutely order these again.

Pros: None.

Cons: This was advertised as a "USB-C USB 3.1 Type C Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 LAN Network Adapter Supporting 10/100/1000 Bit Ethernet Converter." What actually came in the package is labeled as a "USB/Type-C 2.0 to 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Network Adapter." I would attach pictures as proof, but Newegg's platform does not allow me to do so here. In other words, it's not USB 3.1, and it doesn't support Gigabit (1000 Mbps) Ethernet. Avoid this.

Overall Review: Also extremely disappointed that these took over six weeks to arrive, with no communication from the seller regarding the status. I would have understood if they had communicated that these adapters were being shipped by snail mail from China, and the tracking info provided would not register in the U.S. for an extended period of time. I had no way of knowing when these would actually show up. I had already ordered true Gigabit Ethernet USB adapters from another source weeks before these finally came. Very, very poor experience.

Pros: - 2 TB provides lots of real estate for storage. - Excellent performance. Cloned my original SSD drive (nearly empty, just Win 10 installed) to this one in just a few minutes. Boot time is very rapid.

Cons: - A little expensive, but worth it to me.

Overall Review: Got this drive as an upgrade over the 256 GB SSD that came with my Razer 15. No regrets, works great.