Pros: So nice to not have to go to laundry mat (live in apartment with no hookups for regular machines.) Once set up and hooked into the shower-head is convenient to use. The spinner does dry clothes pretty good. I hang up clothes on my metal canopy bed frame and they are usually dry within 2-4 hours, definitely dry after 8 hours. i keep house at around 70-74 degrees year round in Kentucky.

Cons: When first bought it spinner stopped working after 1-2 loads, had to open up machine and tighten down bolt holding plastic spinner tub to motor. (it was loose when i bought it apparently) was hard to reach bolt with my big hands. The agitation in the washing side not the greatest spins for 39 seconds one way pauses for 10 seconds then spins the other way, I tend have to let clothes soak longer and run several times to get all dirt out of clothes but it does work.

Overall Review: Not sure it was completely worth $150 i paid but it is nice to have (think $100 would be fair price for the quality.) I have had this for almost a year now and still running strong (I use it about 8-10 washing cycles a week set at max time) biggest item i can wash is a pair of jeans size mens 42-44 waist 32 length. it fills up the spinner (which is about half the size of washer) it is best to under fill washer (very loosely put clothes in washing side or they wont get clean) better to run 2 half loads over 1 full load

Pros: I have enjoyed keyboard, it is on my gaming rig. No complaints (mostly). I haven't used software so cannot comment on that. just as a plug and play keyboard.

Cons: I don't play competitive fast key presses kind of games. (no fps style) so not overly aggressive with keyboard. But about 1 year of ownership, i had had 2 keys a and break, the small plastic pieces that hold keys to switches just brittle and falling apart. Very thin Cheap plastic, with no longevity to it. I am writing from my old Microsoft 90s keyboard ergonomic keyboard which is still holding up nicely on my non gaming work PC which is still holding up some 30 years later. and this one is my daily PC (YouTube/email/bills/social media/(non video gaming atm)) and yes i have gamed on this keyboard tons.

Overall Review: if you want a pretty keyboard (in the short term) sure is good, but if you expect it to last, dont bother.

Pros: Easy Driver Install, Fast Printing.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Used on Newly built system: ASUS F1A75-V EVO AMD A8-3870K G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 4GBx2 DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Mushkin Enhanced Chronos 120GB SATA III (SSD) Rosewill HIVE Series HIVE-650 650W Rosewill FUTURE Gaming ATX Mid Tower Case Rosewill RCR-IC001 40-in-1 USB 2.0 3.5" Card Reader LITE-ON DVD Burner Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit with old HP Laserjet 5 Printer The Driver Disk is a Mini CD placed inbetween the Cardboard insert of the packaging, so be careful not to throw away with rest of packaging.