Pros: Easy to install, quiet, and sturdy.

Cons: Needs the 3-pin 5V motherboard header for the RGBs to work.

Overall Review: As I said, it was easy to install, and it's quiet, but you absolutely need the right 5V connector for the fan's LED aspect, I don't, so I can't use the LED aspect of it. I have 2 LED strip headers on my motherboard, but they require 4 pins, this fan has one pin blocked, so it's not compatible, so make sure you have the right header before you buy it.

Pros: Perfect capacity for my needs. Very fast, provided it's plugged into a SATA III port. Love the design. Very solid construction.

Cons: Performance wise, none so far. The only let down was the lack of screws and a 2.5" to 3.5" mounting bracket. So I had to use my old SSD's mounting bracket and screws, requiring my old SSD to simply sit inside the case.

Overall Review: My dad had bought two, one for him and one for myself, as our 60 GB Intel SSD's were just not cutting it, mainly due to the enormous amount of Windows updates that accumulate space usage.

Pros: Quiet and moves a decent amount of air. It uses self-tapping screws, which can be a chore at the start, but once it goes all the way through, it's a piece of cake to tighten.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Love the first one so much, I bought 2 more to replace my stock fans that came with my Antec 300 Illusion case.

Pros: Very strong and sturdy build. Really nothing more to tell, came with the latest BIOS to allow my FX-8320 to work right out of the box.

Cons: No cons really.

Overall Review: Was a little bigger than I thought it would be, but it still fits in my case.