Pros: -Features (simple software to use and easy enough to configure, straight to the point no mambo jambo whatsoever kind of stuff. feels good and it's not like the other gaming mouse that is too small and buttons are in awkward positions) -Price (30bucks for it, not bad for what it gives you)

Cons: if you got a big hand like me, this will do but still not the perfect size, if they made it just a bit bigger it woulda gotten a 5eggs from me. switching dpi is as easy as a click of a button, so in fps games where when you zoom in and mouse moves slow during zoom, you can set this mouse up to switch dpi to upto 6 different dpi settings and it will toggle thru them or just turn on two dpi profiles (like in my case) and switch dpi whenever I snipe (zoomed in) to a faster dpi and toggle back to my regular dpi when I zoom out.

Overall Review: well I only noted the size of the mouse coz my hands are pretty darn big. so if your hands aint that big this would be perfect, this mouse is almost a full size mouse (about 10-15% smaller than a traditional mouse)

Pros: foldable

Cons: doesn't sound good but for the price its expected I guess? bass is lacking unless you hold it against your ear then you'd be able to hear the bass. and it doesn't have any indication of battery charge level even on the phone.

Overall Review: it folds so easy to put it in the pocket.

Pros: It looked good

Cons: It didn't work

Overall Review: This kit looks good and premium, feels like it too but that's where all the good things about it ends. Had headaches from the very beginning on making this thing work. Didn't work at the 8000mt/s speeds even when the kit is on my motherboards QVL. Again cool, it's an overclock so it's not guaranteed I understand that so I played with it's frequency and lowered it and ended up at 7600mt/s and seems like everything is good and passes tests. But nope, windows started getting bsod 2days later and I thought it was either the update or new softwares or drivers but eventually was able to narrow it down to the ram after switching back to my old kit problems are gone.

Pros: Looks good, I've been asked while walking around what headphones it is and where to get it coz they said it looked cool. Price is alright, not expensive for a bluetooth headphones Can be used as wired altho I am not sure if the mic works while wired too.

Cons: It is rather small, fully extended it just fits me perfect. Sound quality is alright, but does not perform like it was rated. My $20 sony headphones that I bought 4years ago sounds better (to be fair that sony headphones is wired and was on sale when I bought it, and sounds better than a Beats). It kinda have some minor issues with iPhones I guess? where it skips the first 2-3seconds of the song sometimes.

Overall Review: if you get this for less than 50bucks, go for it.. if not, then go for a wired sony headphone unless bluetooth is a must.

Pros: just an addition to my review (4/24/2014)

Cons: hope there were light indicators to show capslock/num lock and scroll lock is active.

Overall Review: For the person that is saying that there is driver issue on the wireless adapter, I have not encountered this at all. in fact its pretty straight up worked out of the box. did all updates necessary to update to Windows 8.1 and did the updates after that and everything is still working as it should. Most of the time its the users fault when there is a problem with windows OS. Maybe go use Mac? since everything is automatic with Macs that's why it's so easy to use them but it lacks on in depth control. Anyways back to the topic, if there was any problem on the driver for the wireless adapter, that is certainly fixed coz as of this date of this review I have not encountered it at all.

Pros: it still works.

Cons: none

Overall Review: I wish there's a way to make it USB 3.0 xD

Got the cooler and boy does it look beefy. I bought the cooler in hopes of using it on my Palit RTX 2060 Gaming pro OC card and unfortunately it didn't fit. the DVI output was in the way and it hits the heatpipes. People have had success fitting it on a RTX 2080 so I figured why not try it out and hope for the best. unfortunately my gamble didn't work out this time. but its not Raijintek's fault the cooler looked awesome and I believe it would perform great like most reviews on the internet shows. So if the GPU you have is officially supported or if you wanna gamble like me then go for it. this cooler would've been great on my GPU but it will definitely perform as intended especially w/ the right fans.