Pros: - Was able to just plug and play with existing drives/cables/ZFS pools facilitating the update on my home server/NAS system. - Performance seems as good/better than with old MoBo - No Linux issues

Cons: - None so far.

Overall Review: While SATA ports are becoming fewer on newer motherboards, it is good to have alternatives when having to swap out parts on older storage intensive systems without having to change everything. This card did the trick for me.

Pros: Easy initial setup, OK but not great speeds (when they stay connected). has power plug pass-through

Cons: Intermittent disconnects, sometimes requiring unplug/re-plug sequence to recover. This has been getting steadily worse over time. Big enough that it obstructs the other plug in an outlet pair making the pass-through plug a necessity. When using the pass-through power for plugging in my TV, network connectivity failed as soon as the TV went on. Moved back to a less convenient location to even be able to connect most of the time. Speed only marginally better than my old Netgear 85 Mbps setup at that outlet, but less reliable.

Overall Review: I would not buy these again -- no actual benefit for the additional cost. Have been living with these until I see something that gives an actual improvement in maintaining connection.

Pros: Replaced a Samsung 970 in my Framework laptop with this ADATA stick and found it got rid of the slight hesitations I experienced at times when launching programs. Seems quite fast to boot, copy, etc. Heat sink comes with but not attached, so if your mobo has its own, it is easy to deal with.

Cons: I did need the heat sink, which thankfully is pretty low profile and fit nicely in my laptop, but I can feel a warm spot in the middle of the keyboard above where the NVMe mounts with this drive that I didn't with the old one.

Overall Review: So far, a great value for the speed and capacity at a great price from Newegg, with no functionality issues, but be sure the heat won't be problematic in your system/application.

Pros: - Bright with good color even in Eco mode - Smooth 60 Hz refresh - Light enough to work easily on a spring arm stand - Reasonably thin bezels - Headphone rest peg on back left - DP and HDMI inputs

Cons: - Built-in stand somewhat awkward when desk-space limited - Not really a con for me but maybe for some -- VESA mount higher than usual (well above the center of gravity)

Overall Review: Great sale price from NewEgg on a larger 4k monitor with decent performance. Using on an older Core i5 linux box w/ a GTX 1650 card for coding/browsing/videos/general office stuff (no gaming, though it seems like it could handle that).

Pros: Boots FAST, large capacity (1 TB). I bought this instead of a much more costly SSD drive getting some of the benefits and more space for about 1/3 the cost (at $105 -- good value for the price).

Cons: Was making some noise intermittently while I was traveling, but has quieted down and has not exhibited other problems.