Pros: Good construction, works great with XP and Vista. bundled software is useless. I tried MediaPortal, BeyondTV and couple others till I found "WatchHDTV", a free sw and it does almost everything with no system load and has a great UI. It does require some research to set it up properly but having done that you will be well rewarded.

Cons: TotalMedia is goofy, install it just to have decoders and drivers installed on the machine. Then download WatchHDTVD and it makes a almost perfect setup. I was even thinking of even buying another software till I found WatchHDTV and its free (donationware).

Overall Review: I have used a Compro USB product for years but TV sytem is moving to HD and I needed to transition. This is a good product but TotalMedia is garbage. I would have returned it, had I not found WatchHDTV which really is a great software. Thats the only way to make this work.

Pros: Wierd software install procedure, Well built but its all for nothing since driver is buggy and keeps freezing my laptop while I have my USB TV tuner running at the same time. TV tuner has no problem with my builtin or linksys USB-N adapter. Cheap price but it does not work reliably.

Cons: Software Issues... its going back.

Pros: None when dealing with a cheating outfit.

Cons: Filled rebate form fully as it was supposed to be but later I got a email asking to send in a cut out of the serial # from the box and resubmit. As I see it its just a ploy to cheat me of $10. Not worth my time to go thru the hoop again, will never buy any Gigabyte product again. Buyer be aware!

Pros: Small

Cons: I have it stuck to the side of the PC case using the velcro tape, and when pulled off to remove from the side of the PC case; usb's case comes apart very easily and I have to snap it back together. Not a big problem but the usb case snaps could have been stronger to not come apart so easily.

Overall Review: Over all a good item.

Pros: Fits oversized CPU coolers that almost feel wrong putting into this case. -Barely fits Tuniq Tower 120 (AM3) -Barely fits Cooler Master Hyper 212+ (AM3) -120mm fans on front and back -Quality is surprisingly good (for the price) -Looks good-CD drive covers -Front fan has vents so it can be placed on carpet -Small -Same case as a $50 enermax (the insides are 100% the same) ----PERFECT HTPC CASE

Cons: Its a cheap case so there will be things that you will simply have to mess with, but if your not worried to play with the case alittle bit it will turn out good. For example one of the screws that holds all the pci covers was stripping so I used a slightly larger screw. Another problem I had was my 3.5in fan controller did not line up on both sides so I only scr-ewed it in on one said. But when I scr-ewed it in too much the controller would get crooked so I didnt tighten too much. The front fan was loud so I modded it to either 7V or 5V (cant remember) which made it nearly silent. I now use a fan controller which does the same thing (but also makes sure my tuniq tower is quite too).

Overall Review: Overall I dont know what else you could ask for $35 shipped (I paid $22 shipped). I paired it up with a front fan filter (FF81B), Nexus BASIC D12SL-12, and a Tuniq Tower 120 and my system is quite and very cool. I have used the hyper 212+ with this case as well, really impressed that it can fit these massive coolers. Mind you installing the tuniq tower was REALLY hard (not much space and poor mounting system), removing the tuniq fan helped.