Pros: Really nice! Attractive design with tons of connections, exactly what I was looking for, though some of the connections are redundant in an Antec 900 case.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I'm very satisfied with this product and I'm glad nMEDIAPC is offering this high quality 5.25" media card reader for all of us who are sick of ugly 3.5" adapters and chintzy 3.5" card readers! Dare I say, the best part of my new Core i7-860/Intel X25-M Gen2 SSD build? Nah, but definitely top 5 :)

Pros: Solid construction from seemingly quality materials, all screws included. Great product that would probably work fine in a simpler chassis. After I found out that they didn't fit I took out my frustrations on my cable management, which cleaned up my case a bit.

Cons: Not compatible with Antec Nine Hundred Two. Might be remedied with a power drill and proper set of bits in the near future.

Overall Review: REALLY bummed that these don't work with my case; I ordered them while on vacation so I could reassemble my system with some new parts when I got back and was disappointed. Bought two to install two SSDs into my system: one was intended to replace an ICYDOCK SSD adapter that has flimsy external connections that are not compatible with locking SATA connectors, the other was for a drive I was transplanting.

Pros: Good quality, solid pieces of metal, nice springs and screws. Adhesive is strong, everything lines up and works if placed correctly.

Cons: Causes board to bulge a bit on LGA 1156 build because the bracket is thicker to accomodate LGA 775, 1366 & 1156 sockets.

Overall Review: I suspect that this may have been the source of the shorting problem that I've been dealing with on my new system, switched to stock Intel cooler for my i7-860, unit now boots correctly. Probably just bad luck/placement, I loved my other Xiggy cooler and will still use the HDT-SD964 this bracket was intended for in my upcoming AMD build (without the bracket, of course - LOL).

Pros: Build Quality - High quality plastic and mechanism Ease of Use - Inserting my first Intel SSD was a breeze, tool-less installation holds the drive securely without additional screws

Cons: Doesn't play nice with locking SATA data cables (Used the ones provided by Gigabyte with my mobo), though I got it to recognize properly with a little wiggling, so I'm not taking any points off for this.

Overall Review: Used in a new build with an 80GB Intel X25-M Mainstream (Gen 2, 34nm) boot drive, WD 1TB Caviar Black & 500GB Caviar Green data drives. Other parts: Gigabyte P55A-UD4P LGA1156, Intel Core i7-860, 4GB (2X2GB) G.Skill DDR3, Sapphire Vapor-X HD5770.