Pros: Quiet, powerful, has the necessary plugs built right in with 4 extra ports for other plugs

Cons: I really haven't found any cons yet

Overall Review: I would definitely purchase this again and recommend it to anyone looking for a great product!

Pros: I like the single rail design with 45A on the 12v, my old PSU had 3 with only 17A per rail. It was not really enough for a high end video card. This PSU works really well and stays cool. Has more than enough connectors for me

Cons: It really quite of bit of cables, I wish it was modular, but I paid a good price so I'm not complaining. Also it seems this model number was previously used for a PRO series so it's hard to find reviews. I still don't know the difference between the PRO and TS versions, beside a bigger fan and 4 more Amps on the 3v and 5v.

Overall Review: Right out of the box I plugged it in and heard a clicking noise. I've heard fans dying but it sounded a little louder, I looked inside the fan and saw nothing unusual. I was about to RMA it, but I decided to really check it out first. I used the end of a pen and pushed the wires a little farther down. I powered it back on and the clicking noise stopped. I see no damage to the wires so possibly it was hitting the mesh protecting the wires exiting the side. Anyway I have not had any problems since.

Pros: Great drive, has been reliable. USB 3.0

Cons: Does not hold high transfer rate speed all the time. I'm testing it right now and its holding 20 MB/s, so its making me a liar :) but I've seen it drop low for a little while and bounce back up

Pros: Everything I could want for $25. 1/4 in and 1/2 in sockets, a spark plug socket , 2 extensions, and a 1/2 to 1/4 reducer. Limited lifetime warranty from Stanley. I am very happy with my purchase.

Cons: Skips 16 mm, oh well. Some sockets were upside down with minor fingerprints, oh man it was horrible. They wiped right off and turned right over. People complain about dumb things.

Overall Review: Some people wrote on other sites that the latches on the case break. I think they are not meant to flip all the way up. If you just pop them and open it, I think it will last a very long time. You'll see what I mean, if you buy it.