Pros: -Provides video and audio from my computer to my monitor

Cons: -OEM plastic baggy wasn't as high grade as my other cable's OEM plastic baggy

Overall Review: Cheap and meets HDMi standards. Trusted buying from newegg over a bulk retailer, and is definitely cheaper than buying one from a big box store. Those thieves would want $20 for a cable like this.

Pros: -Good size, not so small as to lose them, but not so large to be annoyed by it. -Works as intended with a tablet -Stylus body is of a good build

Cons: -Somewhat cheap tips. After only about 2 weeks of light craiglist browsing, but mom had worn through the first stylus. I figured she was being too hard on them but using one for myself on my phone I can understand how'd she worn through them quickly.

Overall Review: Bought these from Neweggflash for a pretty decent price considering it was a bulk pack. My mother prefers to use a stylus on her tablet, and her old stylus/pen had worn the tip off. If you're looking for something you can genuinely rely on that you won't be buying a new pack of or replacing after a few weeks/months, you might consider just spending the money upfront for a really high quality stylus.

Pros: Easy to work with, had all the bells and whistles I needed, and fit inside the case. Packaging was nice, manual was clear. Price was solid for what's provided.

Cons: Unless it spontaneous combusts in a month, nothing to report.

Pros: -Solid build quality, just what I expect from a name brand PSU. Even on the budget end. -Worked good enough to keep my computer running while my main PSU was out on warranty.

Cons: -The PSU was lacking the 8+2pin PCI-E cable. This didn't hit me too hard as this PSU was only temporary. But it was frustrating. All I had on hand was a Molex to 6pin adapter I had to run off a different PSU cable, and loading my GPU caused the whole system to brown out so I had to take a (much needed) break from playing games.

Overall Review: Luckily, I only had to use this PSU for 1 week waiting on my CX500 to return from warranty shipping. Corsair customer service was extremely fast on processing my CX500 and getting it back to me. It was just disappointing to be missing a nearly essential plug from my PSU packaging. Speaking to my brother, who uses this same model for his PCs, he didn't get an 8+2 either. I had bought this PSU when I built my PC a while ago to keep on hand just in case, so I had no idea the plug was missing until I had owned the PSU for a couple months. As such, I haven't worried about contacting newegg or corsair about the plug.

Pros: -Currently works flawlessly on our windows computer, picks up a full signal as far from the router as the computer could possibly be. In the same range my PS Vita will only pick up a single bar while the computer rocks a full 100%

Cons: -Initially bought for our linux computer that was listed as compatible with the software. Refused to install the software, even manually running everything. It just refused to recognize. We no longer use that old lug however and this adapter found a new home on my sisters workstation.

Overall Review: We have 3 adapters we've used in this house on our very few wi-fi impaired devices, an old Netgear stick, a Belkin Dual-Band Stick, and this Rosewill adapter. Of the 3 this one picks up the best signal at any given distance from the router.

Pros: -Install was incredibly easy, just turn them inside out on your thumb, place them on the joystick, and pop them out. They perfectly hugged my Dualshock 4 joysticks first try with no adjustment needed. I know some people probably just try to stretch them on or look at the things and think they'll never fit. But those people didn't read the instructions and deserve their frustration. -They feel much better than the default rubber. The Dualshock 4 for all it's comfortably strides compared to it's ancestors have the absolute worst joysticks ever conceived. They're misleadingly designed to be concave but are actually covex, and they slip like no other, worse than the Dualshock 3 ever did. These grips remedy that issue instantly.

Cons: -For what is basically little rubber circles, it was pretty disheartening to pay almost $7 after shipping. But it's cheaper than $60 to replace the controller or around $20 for stick extenders that mess with my thumb positioning, and you do get 2 sets of them.

Overall Review: Bought because my Dualshock 4 joysticks tore. The left stick looked like it had a massive gash and the right had worn down and was beginning to tear. They were still usable but it was irritating as all heck though. These covers popped right on and you'd never know the sticks were anything other than brand new underneath. When I finally break down and buy a secondary controller the blue set of grips is going on it day 1.

The cooler arrived well packed, on time, and I couldn't be happier with the product performance. I would definitely buy from Scythe again.

Product I ordered (some covers for my torn up PS4 controller joysticks) showed up on time and were exactly as expected.