Pros: Works Flawlessly With Newer Linux Kernels. Full SATA3 speed. Adds 4 more SATA3 ports to your system!

Cons: None I can think of.

Overall Review: I recommend this product.

Pros: It’s always nice, having an extra SATA port.

Cons: Tried with 2 different motherboards, each possessing fully supported M.2 slots, and failed to connect to either SATA3 SSDs or hard drives.

Overall Review: It could be my lack of knowledge, regarding the new M.2 standard, causing this failure. So I’ll keep trying.

Pros: I use this SSD with a StarTech USB 3.1 Adapter Cable for 2.5" SATA SSD\HDD Drives. It’s the cat’s meow!

Cons: Over one year of use, and no cons discovered.

Overall Review: DogFish is an odd name, but I’ve grown to respect the product.

Pros: No fuss, no muss, zooms along at speed.

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: I’ve always experienced good performance, from G.SKILL memory.

Pros: Modest cost with superb graphics. Its indicator LED warns when the power cable is disconnected.

Cons: Nothing.

Overall Review: I recommend the purchase of this video card, if you’re looking for a good value.

Pros: Speedier then a SATA SSD Miniature & space-saving No separate enclosures or cables required Was detected by my ASRock AB350M-HDV AM4 Micro ATX Motherboard, on the very first boot!

Cons: Utilizes low endurance ‘Planar TLC NAND’. I would only recommend for the casual user on a budget.

Overall Review: Worked well for 4 months, then intermediate freezes of the OS, or self reboots of my computer with the BIOS no longer detecting this M.2 device. Then only after a cold-reboot (PSU being shut off), would the BIOS once again detect the WD 512GB M.2 NVMe. Thinking it was a heat related auto-shutdown of this M.2 device, I tried installing it on 2 different motherboards, and in 2 different cases, both instances with 120mm fans drawing cool air from outside the cases, and blowing directly against the WD 512GB M.2 NVMe. Even with this powerful cooling, the OS freezing and self reboots of my computer, continued. And the failures seemed completely random… sometimes after only a few minutes of operation… sometimes after 2 or 3 hours of operation.