Pros: - Trusted compatibility. - Listed JEDEC speeds instead of XMP required. - Fair price compared to other DDR5 SODIMM offerings.

Cons: None that I can identify.

Overall Review: G.Skill has become my go to brand for compatibility and performance. No need for XMP, JEDEC speeds from the start. Working well in my new G16 7620(i7-12700H, RTX3060), gotta love being able to run 3d model anatomy and physiology programs in high detail to prep for medical school while also running study videos, web browsing, and word processing all smooth as a coconut oiled (cat nickname). After trying another memory brand with a previous Dell ddr4 machine(Inspiron 16 7620 2-in-1) and getting the incompatible memory indication light pattern I did some more reasearch and that led me to G.Skill, which worked great immediately after install. So when I swapped that system for the G16 I knew what brand I'd use in that to get 64gb. And finding it at an acceptable price sold and shipped by Newegg I was more than happy to spend my money here instead of the rainforest/river company(sending phallic shaped rockets intot the sky). Overall satisfaction with the product and Newegg's service. Would recommend, especially to other Dell users who don't want to pay the ridiculous prices from them, or be limited to the Crucial Guarantee(not nocking them, they're pretty great too).