Pros: Outstanding display; good touch screen response; comfortable to hold for long periods; feels light but not "cheap"

Cons: Camera location? (if I had to pick a con at gunpoint...)

Overall Review: I did a lot of research over three weeks to first decide between an e-reader and a full android tablet, then between this and a Galaxy Tab 7 Plus (I've drooled over the Samsung product since I first got to play with one 18 months ago). But for $20 dollars more (on Newegg at least) than the Galaxy , I think it is worth it for what I feel is a better display and a more responsive touch screen.

Pros: - Although it's subjective, I really like the feel of the keys for a membrane-based keyboard. - Macro and media keys are nice to have.

Cons: - Not fully compatible with iCUE software in that it doesn't support Lighting Link or Scenes. - Lit media keys would have been nice, but this is not a deal-breaker for me.

Overall Review: I really liked this keyboard, but returned it to get a K55 RGB PRo XT, which has individually addressable RGB keys and supports Lighting Link and Scenes in iCUE, mainly because I was fussy about making sure my lighting was fully coordinated in iCUE.

Pros: - Plenty of room and openings for cable management and routing. - Solid build quality throughout.

Cons: - It would be nice if the RGB fans and LED strip worked with Corsair's iCUE so I can coordinate my keyboard and mouse with them, but this is a minor "nitpick".

Overall Review: After a lot of research into a case that had good airflow and addressable RGB, I found that the Phanteks P360A had the best balance between cost, features, and build quality. The overall case uses a good thickness of metal and the connections and transitions between parts inside the case are solid. There is plenty of room and spaces to do a clean job of cable management. The fans and RGB strip are addressable and I had no problem connecting them to my motherboard header (Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4S) and setting them up. Although the Asrock software is a bit simplistic in the patterns it can run, and it can't address the LEDs individually, it was a good test to make sure the fans and strip ran correctly. Overall, I would definitely recommend this case for almost any level of build.

Overall Review: I have purchased braided cables in the past that were extremely stiff and difficult to route in my entertainment system, but i am happy to say this Rosewill cable is supple and easy to route, but the braided casing is still thick and strong enough to protect the wires inside. I will definitely be buying more.

Pros: Much improved performance over a traditional hard drive, like most SSDs

Cons: None that I know of at 2 weeks after purchase.

Overall Review: Price was good and shipping was on time. I popped the bare drive into my dying Xbox One, installed the Xbox OS, and was back up and running inside of 30 minutes, including disassembly and reassembly of the console. Load times are significantly improved! What used to take several minutes of load time in various games (Anthem, Division 2, and GR: Breakpoint) took an average of 30 seconds or less. It was good to spend more time gaming than waiting.

Pros: Good story based on what could "really happen" Economy / RPG system is relatively "painless" for someone not normally into Role Playing Games Good shooting action with challenging situations New York street layout is (in my opinion) amazingly realistic

Cons: Can be a bit of a grind running many blocks to get to a mission or to a collectible Haven't tried it yet, but I hear Dark Zone Missions are brutal to "newbies"

Overall Review: I've been a fan of the Tom Clancy line of games for nearly a decade, and I find myself really getting involved with the storyline and gameplay the The Division offers. And while I'm usually not into multiplayer/massive online/social gaming, connecting with others and working together to complete missions in this game has been remarkably fun for me.