Pros: Very fast. good price with rebate.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Everyone complaining about it not showing up as 16GB, it is because of how windows classifies a gb. The couputer uses binary whereas the drive manufacturers always state they consider a GB 1,000,000,000 bytes. This is the same as every hard drive in your computer and every other usb drive you purchase, no different. You are getting 16GB of space

Pros: Fast, cheap

Cons: Broke just after 2 year warranty ran out.

Overall Review: I had always heard bad things about these drives, but I figured that so many years later segate drives were probably up to the same level as the others, but I have never had a WD or samsung fail before 4+ years of heavy use. I think these drives are fine for data storage, but if you use it as your boot drive and you use the computer a lot, this drive is probably not for you. Unless you don't mind buying a new drive every few years and losing all your data. Is was in a mid tower case with a lot of cooling as well, so it's not like the drive got really hot all the time. I really can't believe it only had a 2 yr warranty and now I have to just throw it in the garbage. Thanks Seagate.

Pros: It works. I can write to it at an average of 32MB/s with larger files on a usb 3.0 port. Not good for that last minute copy to take into work, but with planning it is ok. It does read at 130MB/s average so that is good.

Cons: Slow vs the more expensive Samsung external SSD drive i usually use, it does about 150MB/s write. I'm also not in love with the slide style USB drives have a tendency of wanting to slide closed when inserting in the usb port.

Overall Review: Just like most cheaper USB drives, the write speed is not that good, but the read speed if fine. If you want a cheap drive and don't care if it takes a while to write to it you will like this drive. Read speeds are 130MB/s on a usb 3.0 port. I had $5 credit at Newegg that was about to expire so I used it on this. It's better than losing the $5 and it coming in handy right now.

Overall Review: Works fine at rated speed with 9600k and z390 Aorus Pro motherboard. Did not try to overclock the ram but did full stress memtest and no errors.

Pros: Works great, cyberpower quality, computer with high efficiency power supply no longer shuts off when power goes out like it did when I was using a standard non sine wave UPS.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have 3 other cyber power normal 1500 ups' that i bought almost 5 years ago at this point. They are all still in operation. The only reason I replaced one of them with this one is a build a computer using a new high efficiency power supply that powers off on non sine way type UPS. I didn't know that at the time when i built the computer that is was going to be a problem, but after doing some research I found out a lot of the better efficiency power supplies won't work if they don't have sine wave power. I bought this one on sale for very little more than the standard cyberpower ups. I could not be happier.

Pros: Works great

Cons: The light on the front is very bright and always on. The solution is a small piece of electrical tape. I have done this on several devices in my living room that are too bright in a dark environment. It's not rocket science people. I don't know why people post bad reviews for simple things that are a quick fix.

Works great in my ups