Pros: - Extremely affordable to dump a whole lot of data on this thing. - Very sleek and quiet. - I had no problem dumping 150GB via 3.0 USB connection in under 30 mins. -The read speeds of this are as fast as I need them to be to watch movies without any problems.

Cons: - None so far but I am a new owner. Will update if something happens.

Overall Review: For years I've been using an old HDD that I pulled out of my old laptop when it died. I put it in one of those portable HDD converter boxes: that thing was louder, clicking a lot having trouble at times being recognized and just overall difficult. This is my 3rd external HDD the first to break a TB and by far the smoothest fastest thing.

Pros: It is reading and storing at 512GB

Cons: Nothing yet

Overall Review: I can't say how it will be in after several months but so far it is reading and writing at a verifiable 512GB. I have read that some die after 1 year, and I have only had them for several weeks. I will deliver an update later if things change

Overall Review: I've been using it for months after transferring, quickly, 1.8TB onto the drive, I feel very satisfied with the performance,

Pros: - my MSi laptop instantly accepted the new chips without flaw or conflict. - it really kicked up my benchmark test score and improved total performance. - it's really minor but: there was a little G.Skill square sticker that came with it to put with the other performance stickers.

Cons: - There are no cons I found. Chips either work or don't. These were flawless and perform exceptionally well.

Overall Review: -my wife and I both got the exact same new laptops, and they came with 8GB ram + empty slot (max 32GB). SO in order to rationalize the purchase, I divided the price by 3 (chips) since I would be giving my 8GB to her laptop doubling her speed. And the cost ratio was there. We don't have thousands of dollars to waste on random gadgets but this definitely was a power boost to both our computers. I would recommend.

Pros: It is fast and efficient and it protects him from anyone installing garbage, bloatware, trojans, or viruses onto his computer.

Cons: There are some programs he does want that can't be installed either.

Overall Review: For a young person and this is their first computer to OWN I think it is good, being that it is >99% safe from hacking, worms, and other malware. BUT you would still need to guide your child so they don't wander into adult sites. So don't think it is an autopilot safe computer.

Pros: This thing is very portable... It broadcasts VERY far for what its supposed to do: I had the transmitter plugged into my laptop headphone jack to broadcast streaming internet radio (FAR better variety) to my regular house stereo. Anyway I needed to drive to the store and I have my car stereo tuned to the same broadcast station when I take my laptop with me for regular Winamp collection, anyway I was 4 houses down still hearing the broadcast loud and clear. It is so powerful that it does overcast local radio stations on the same signal (but that depends on your distance from the unit). So I estimate it was broadcasting at least 500+ feet. It can broadcast on every FM frequency from 87.5 to 108. I haven't used the USB port so I don't know what it does yet... I haven't had need to.. It doesn't have memory, so I don't know what it does yet. But the thing is PNP... it doesn't take a genius to put in batteries, plug it into a stereo port, and match radio stations broadcast to receiving... If you can solder, then I recommend doing what I did: go to the dollar store and buy a retractable USB cable; cut off the output end (not the USB power plug which goes to the computer); strip the wires and hook that bad boy up to the FM transmitter for continuous 5vdc power from the USB port of your laptop. The regular batteries last for about a week, but why keep paying for batteries... use the USB power that is already available.

Cons: It doesn't come with instructions, so I can't figure out how to program into memory any of the 10 available station settings. I have been pressing buttons for awhile, still don't know. I also don't know what the USB port does either yet.

Overall Review: I read the review of someone else before me, but hesitantly bought this thing with my reserve. I owned a different one before that was analogue and only had 4 preset channels to choose from with a slide switch. That thing I opened up and had to connect my own antenna to, to boost the broadcast signal. I have no idea what that guy was complaining about... This thing isn't junk. It broadcasts far! It broadcasts clear! It is excellent! I highly recommend it. And I don't know why it says Apple Ipod, because I don't own any Apple stuff, and this thing is a general digital broadcaster that can work with ANY device that you plug in headphones... Sooo... I guess the seller is just trying to maximize search tags??? But no fear it it works great.