Pros: -solid build with nice rubber siding. -Pretty quiet. It's basically a muted mouse. There's just a little sound when you click the mouse button. Definitely still audible (barely) but way quieter than a typical mouse.

Cons: none

Overall Review: -would recommend. -The mouse would stop responding sometimes while playing video games. Sometimes quite often and sometimes only just every once in a while. I changed the USB port, though, suggested by Logitech support, and now it works great without any disconnects.

Pros: -Illuminated -Function keys work with Windows 10 -pretty quiet

Cons: -The keys stick a little. If you don't press straight down in the center of some of the keys, like the shift key especially, then the key will stick on the side. I've found after only one week of use that the keys have worn in a bit and they don't stick as much.

Overall Review: - I would recommend this product as long as the keys wear in to be able to be pressed in without sticking.

Pros: -Great air flow. 7 fans. At least 1 fan on each side. -Great ventilation. Mesh or perforated metal on all sides. Though not all throughout on every side. -Plenty of space and great cooling for a PC build using an integrated graphics card and no dedicated video card. Looks like just enough space for a large high end graphics card. -Looks like just enough space for a liquid cooling system radiator with an attached fan. If I get one for it I'll update the review if I can when I do. Might be a tight fit with a radiator and graphics card.

Cons: -PSU AC cable socket has to be oriented in a certain way. Not all PSU's that are the right size (140mm) have the AC cord socket oriented in the right direction. I had to return the PSU I originally bought for it for a PSU with a socket that was oriented correctly. It would have worked but I don't think I would be able to install a CD drive if I wanted to in the future as I had to route the AC cord through that space. See attached photos for correct AC socket orientation requirements.

Overall Review: Great PC case. I love it. It's really cool. Plenty of air flow with 7 fans installed. I bought a PC stand for mine to ensure optimum air intake on the bottom. Looks cool with color illuminated fans. My Ryzen 3400g stays at around 45-55 degrees Celsius while running Overwatch. If I get a liquid cooling system and a video card I might update this review. Would definitely recommend this case and I would buy it again. ********Additional comment******: The first PSU I bought was sent to me in bubble wrap without the original packaging. I bought it new. I tried to return it and they told me they would not accept the return because it was not in the original packaging that I never received. They sent it back to me and did not refund my purchase. The second PSU I purchased arrived in its original packaging and works great.*******

Pros: -Good picture -good price (was ~$100 when I got it) -no reflection/glare

Cons: -Not the sharpest image, but certainly a good one. -a bit wobbly as other reviewers have said but that only happens if I really shake my desk and even then it's not that bad. -It very quietly hisses when I place my (windows 10) computer into sleep mode. The screen will be off but it will hiss, ever so slightly. It's not really audible at a distance but if you're right next to it you can faintly hear it. Not a deal breaker, but this is why I did not give it 5 stars.

Overall Review: -would recommend

Pros: -Sorta quiet. (you can hear the fan.) -Plays games reasonably well. (especially on low settings. D3, WOW, SC2 all play super smooth up to about mid settings and perfect on low). -Pretty quick boot. With an Intel 600p SSD it boots to login screen in 16 seconds. -With 16Gbs of memory, this thing runs FL Studio 12 like a dream. You could probably get by with 8 gigs of ram but 16 doesn't cost too much more.

Cons: - The screw holes are fragile. I broke two screw holes (or whatever they're called) just by trying to get the case open. Other than that the case is solid and awesome.

Overall Review: I don't know if it's the OS (Windows 10) or the SSD (Intel 600p) or the motherboard or what but after about 8 months of use, the computer began to freeze. Pretty much only when playing games but there might have been a time or two outside of playing games. It doesn't happen very often, just once every 2 or 3 weeks but it's still not ideal.