Pros: Great for sore feet and necks. My ex took quite a shining to it as well for other reasons.

Cons: Not as useful on deep muscles. High setting can be a bit... "overstimulating."

Overall Review: Cover the head with an unlubricated rubber for sexy time, as the foam rubber is definitely porous.

Pros: -Easy BIOS OC options -Lots of ports

Cons: -Windows GIGABYTE software is clunky

Overall Review: I was concerned reading recent reviews of this motherboard after ordering as a combo. However I'm pleased to report I received rev. 1.2 of the board and had no issues whatsoever. Paired with a 7600X and 32GB of DDR5. Temperature concerns with the CPU hitting max temp during stress test fixed by adjusted the PBO curve to negative 30 and the RAM stably clocked to DDR5-7000 using the XMP profile. The whole setup boosts to 5.4 GHz and tops out at about 85 degrees and the memory performance at 7000 is great. Wifi antenna gets strong signal even from downstairs router. Rear USB 3.2 type-C port plays well with my docking station although the motherboard VGA led stays lit up when it doesn't detect a display connected to the GPU. No issues with performance however. Overall this setup with 1TB Kingston NV3 m.2 gets a 90th % in Passmark benchmarks with minimum tweaking, and it would be higher once I get around to replacing my old 1060 6G video card.

Pros: -Inexpensive -Mostly tool-less -Good airflow -Top-mount PSU

Cons: -Cheap feeling in some respects -USB 2.0 front panel

Overall Review: Overall this is a fantastic choice for a compact, budget build. The footprint is slight but there are plenty of drive bays and space to accommodate mainstream components. If you're trying to build with a huge after-market CPU cooler or the latest 3-fan graphics card you'll probably run into some size constraints. Cables can be kept out of the way by routing them through empty drive bay slots before diverting them towards their final destination. Included 120 mm fans move air well and are pretty quiet. There's also vents on the side panel to which I re-purposed 2 additional 80 mm exhaust fans for additional ventilation. The screw holes are random and the 2 fans had to be mounted slightly askew, being careful not to warp the side panel when tightening the screws. Big fan of the top-mounted PSU style, and the tool-less drive mechanism is easy to use and secure. Only gripe is that some of the screw holes seem slightly inaccurately drilled and the front panel, along with the front bezel feel flimsy. I pored over the case for 20 minutes trying to figure out how to remove the front bezel before simply ripping it off the case quite easily. As mentioned often, the 4 front panel USB ports are of the 2.0 variety, but what do you expect with such a cost-effective case?

Pros: -Continues to work going on 18 months -Easy to setup -Physical desktop switch button is convenient.

Cons: -Cords are long enough but still require both towers to be right next to each other -USB hub function doesn't work.

Pros: Bought this for a desktop PC, installed about 8 feet away from the gateway because I didn't want to run a cord. At such a short distance, I'm getting almost identical results and when I had my PC wired to the router. 30/6, ~20 ms ping on a Comcast Performance (25 Mbps) connection.

Cons: Had to go to the website to download drivers? Maybe?

Overall Review: Lacking an antenna, it may suffer at further distance or with obstructions. But for almost the same cost as a long Cat6 cable, I have no complaints with the performance.

Pros: Easy setup, effective area is much wider than I expected. Sound quality is decent enough for headphones.

Cons: Headphones emit a snowy hiss at any setting more than 25% of the volume dial.

Overall Review: The hiss hasn't been a problem yet because with the source volume near max, the hiss-free range of volume is more than sufficient. Could be a problem with a weak or distorted source at elevated source volumes.