Pros: This unit is 5 1/2" x 5 7/8" (3 3/8" thick). It fits much nicer in my microATX system than the previous Thermaltake TR2-430W PSU. Although fairly quiet, it is not as quiet as the stealthy Thermaltake. The fact that it does come with a bit less connectors was a plus for me - it made for a cleaner space in my micro case.

Cons: Would have awarded 5-stars for a little quieter fan.

Overall Review: Bottom-mount fan on PSU hovers over the expansion cards which would seem to effectively help them stay cool.

Pros: Bought this 1/6/2008 and its still going in the computer I built for someone...despite never being cleaned and being in a very dusty/dirty environment and nearly 24x7 use.

Cons: A little light on the wattage, but works fine for the system its in.

Pros: The legs of the psu read within tolerance and the mobo booted right up. Much better than the other psu I tried which made the green light blink and the mobo didn't boot.

Cons: not enough 12vdc connectors they should advertise it as a 350W because that is what the total power is.

Pros: Nice n' Quiet. No hum. No buzz. Voltages are good. Works.

Cons: Construction fairly screams cheap. Nasty chemical smell greets you when you open the box. Haunted house power switch.

Overall Review: I was so disappointed when I cracked open the box. First, that smell! Then I unpack the unit and pick it up- it feels so light. I peer between the stationary fan blades- did they leave some parts out? The thin gauge wiring exits the case clamped by one small wire tie. Grommet not required. The power switch creaks so badly it belongs in the Addams Family. But then I install it. It powers up well, running quietly and unobtrusively, a whole week so far. Even the smell has subsided. My affection grows. I can't argue with the results. How long will it last? We'll see.

Pros: White finish is neat looking in a case :). Has a 120 mm fan on a budget cooler :).

Cons: Not for a full/mid tower case. The cables are really short. I should have measured it and posted here but alas... UPS has it on it's way back to CALI. Gauge of the wires was less than those on the PSU that I removed from the stock HP case and that PSU was from "who-knows-where-unpronounaceable-manufacturer"

Overall Review: Encouragement to newegg... list the PSU's with a cable length or compatibility with X,Y,Z case sizes. PLZ :)

Pros: 24/7 usage going on almost 2 years now.

Cons: None for my application.

Overall Review: I use it for my NAS box, which runs 24/7 at home. It runs a Dell GX270 P3 system w/ 1 SATA drive. It ran 4 SATA drives before with no hickups. The case had to be modified for this PS to fit.

Pros: I purchased this to replace the failed stock power supply in my Antec Sonata II case. So far it has been a very reliable and totally seamless replacement. I have an overclocked Intel D805 CPU, Geforce 7600GT-based video, and a single SATA HD.

Cons: Not quite as quiet as the Antec PS it replaced in my system, although that unit was actually designed to be as quiet as possible. However it still does not produce a noticeable amount of noise in my living room where the computer is.

Pros: Out of about 150 bought so far, only 1 has come up DOA. Much much MUCH of an improvement over our previous choice in PSU's (antec smart-power).

Cons: Minimal connectors, non-sheathed cables.

Overall Review: None have died on us yet that didn't come DOA.