Pros: *Super Easy to build in to *tool-less panels *affordable price *excellent fit and finish

Cons: *it's kinda big. *front panel is a PITA to pop back on if you decide to route cables in that area *careful when removing usb devices from the front panel. you may accidentally trip the power button in the process.

Overall Review: honestly this wasn't my first choice in SFF. I really wanted a Nouvolo Steck or NCase M1 but this was in stock at the time of purchase and I didn't want to wait weeks and weeks for a case to arrive. It's my first build in 15+ years and I'm amazed at how far the DIY-PC industry has come. Would definitely consider a Cooler Master case before anything else in any future builds.

Pros: Inexpensive, gunmetal black finish.

Cons: Stock fan will have clearance issues with taller DIMMs if using all four RAM slots. But I think the issue could be resolved by offsetting the fan or simply replacing the fan with a slimmer one and adding a second to the back for push-pull.

Overall Review: Probably the best value tower cooler out there.

Pros: Capacity, speed and timings

Cons: Can't get it to work with RGB fusion but the XPG RGB controller is pretty good

Overall Review: Wanted something that wasn't trident gskillz, wasn't disappointed! ADATA is underrated

Pros: Price and slick heat spreader

Cons: No DRAM buffer means so-so performance for video scratch

Overall Review: Best use as a boot drive in a budget build

Pros: Semi-modular braided main cables and well-thought out peripheral and gpu cable lengths.

Cons: None at the price point. Maybe longer warranty perhaps?

Overall Review: In terms of overall system power its overkill for my low TDP Ryzen 3200G B450m build but future-proof for possible upgrades.

Pros: 80+ Gold fully modular ample power 7 year warranty

Cons: 8-pin cpu cable is too short 24-pin mobo cable is too long

Overall Review: more than enough power for a B550 / Ryzen 5 3600XT / Radeon RX5600XT and 6 fans. would buy FSP again!