Pros: It's great. Going 30~ mph on streets is fun as hell. You can ride manually, pedal assisted with 5 different powers, and go fully automatic/cruise control.

Cons: The pictures on the instructions pamphlet are very small and kind of focused so they don't help much. If you have common sense and can read the instructions, you'll do well. The Bike came sooner than the Battery Pack, so I had to wait 3 days to get the full experience.

Overall Review: If you have a bike locker or a building to bring this into, this is a great transportation tool. Seems scary to leave it outside a store with all the bike thieves around, though.

Pros: It replaced by z77 that was damaged from a power surge. Mostly the same things; and all the stuff that i needed.

Cons: While the motherboard is still functional the Primary PCI-Ex16 died after 1 year and 1 month of use. The only saving grace is that there are 2, and i only use one video card. The placement of the SATA ports are poor, also. They are draped around the PCI-Ex16 ports. If you have the SATA locking-cables, then you have to remove your GFX card if you are to take them out.

Pros: Case and Fans Look Great Has Lots of Room to build in ARGB Fans look pretty and have a built-in hub + LED change button on case

Cons: 1 of my 4 ARGB fans has malfunctioning LED(s) that make it look weird. The built-in hub has 4 slots only; the 4 fans included fill those slots. So don't expect to add anymore of the same on the same controller hub, you'll either have desynced addition ARGB fans, or you'll need to get black/non-ARGB ones to hide in the shadows. Edit: Support sent a replacement free so I didn't have to go through an RMA/return process. Yay!

Overall Review: I contacted DIYPC, showed them video and pictures and they offered to send a replacement. I haven't received an ETA or tracking information, so my computer is now missing a fan; I removed it because it was too distraction and now looks odd. I hope I can get a replacement. Edit: Support sent me a replacement fan, right away. Works great, looks great! Thanks! Took about a week during the holidays.

Pros: The Price The Size The Curve FreeSync

Cons: There is no HDR There is bright backlighting that is noticable when there is a black screen

Overall Review: Great entry into the 1440p/144hz arena. Colors look great but if you want to turn on HDR for some reason, this monitor doesn't have it. It has everything a budget user or gamer would need, but this is not the monitor for a Tech enthusiast or some kind of digital editor since you can't get all the colors available through HDR.

Pros: Nice clicky small keyboard for smaller workspaces

Cons: Spacebar died pretty quick. Had it for less than 3 months. Probably a combination of spilled water and other things from my daughter's usage of it, but nothing else died which just means it was either faulty, or because spacebar is used a lot in games for jumping it went first. Can't really confirm or not.

Overall Review: Cheap and feels nice. Might not last long, but it's good in the interim.

Pros: This card works great but... check problem and solution in CONs

Cons: This card works great but by default, it has a quark that makes it shutoff and turn on your display every 10 minutes or so. This gets very annoying. - To fix this terrible problem, you either have to go into your motherboard's BIOS and set your PC to run your PCI-E slots at Gen 3 (The problem is from the new GEN 4) - OR you have to wait for a VGA BIOS update that fixes this issue.

Overall Review: Because of this dumb problem (In the CONS section), you can get this card cheaper than other cards. The good this is that going from Gen 4 to Gen 3 PCI-e doesn't really affect anything at all, but people that don't realize this problem will be scouring the internet to fix it, because your monitor shutting off while idle in windows, or while playing a game is really bad. Take it as a blessing to get this at $1500~ while other cards are selling for $1900~ because of an easy fix problem.