Vincent D.
Joined on 02/25/05
- 32
So far so good, try it!
Pros: Comfortable, seems to relieve wrist and arm pain as claimed. Lots of buttons, great tracking feel, accurate. Software seems stable and is highly customizable.
Cons: The lowest button on mouse is useless. I had to disable it because I was constantly clicking on accident. No horizontal tilt scrolling.
Overall Review: If ordinary mice are causing you pain or if you have carpal tunnel, try it. It's worth the $$. I am very happy with it so far.
Not that good
Pros: Cheap, works... for awhile.
Cons: Although power protected using a UPS with AVR, well ventilated and utilized way under capacity, this switch toasted itself less than 2 years after purchase. Netgear's warranty doesn't cover it. Thing just stopped working one day, done, no power up, reset or LED's...
Overall Review: nothing except more ewaste from the east. thanks netgear :-(
works... but.
Pros: Cheap, silent, low profile.
Cons: DDR3. Had an issue when initially configuring using an ASUS monitor that had only HDMI in. This card somehow botches the resolution recognition and was only utilizing a small square on the screen (native resolution is 1920x1080). Unfathomably I had to install the whole Catalyst control center suite and then set the scaling to overscan. Works fine now but totally unacceptable OOB experience.
sweet NIC
Pros: Works. Dual NIC.
Cons: expensive?
No complaints. Just works.
Pros: Blue. Works great.
Cons: Made in China. Some Kingston HyperX memory i had purchased for my laptop was actually made in the US. Thus i thought that was awesome and went again after the Kingston HyperX. I think when i bought it the picture said "Made in USA" but alas - Made in China. Still great memoryjust probably wouldn't have shelled out extra the hyperx brand.
Sweet. Worth it.
Pros: Fast. NO, REALLY fast. Windows 7 x64 boots in 25 secs (button to ready to use).
Cons: Only 74GB usable space formatted. Cost.
Overall Review: If you are thinking about an SSD... Get one. Your boot times and shutdown times are faster. Downloads are faster. Application launches are faster. Granted, i can't vouch for long-term reliability and performance, but I think with TRIM support and Intel's SSD optimizer scheduled there won't be significant decrease in performance for average users.