Pros: - Good price for a quality SDD. - Thin and easy to mount.

Cons: - Not the speediest of SSDs, but that's certainly forgivable considering the price. - Factory packaging arrived a bit beat up, but that could have been done in shipping.

Overall Review: I used this drive to replace the spindle drive in my Playstation 4, so I didn't need anything spectacular. So far it's been a good drive sold at a good price.

Pros: - Cheap - Lots of holes so there is plenty of ways for air to move. - Fan is very quiet.

Cons: - Cheap, and it feels it in your hand. - Picture shows a blue LED light, but mine came with purple LEDs. - Fan is quiet because it barely moves any air.

Overall Review: Overall, I don't regret buying this mouse. It took something like 2 weeks to arrive, but since it shipped from China I'm not surprised. Just keep in mind what you are looking at, a "gaming" mouse with a fan in it... all for around $20. It will be, at best, adequate.

Pros: Lots of connection options, quiet, and error free so far.

Cons: It does make some noise, and if not placed on a fully flat surface it can viberate and make noise.

Overall Review: I simply wanted an external CD-ROM drive to rip music CDs to digital files. So far it has done that without any snags or special drivers to install. It is literally plug-and-play which makes it fairly idiot resistant.

Pros: I'm a fan of the slight curve of the screen, as well as the manual adjustment for the blue shift. These monitors alternate between being used for work and used for gaming, so the ability to switch between the eye-saving blue shift and fully bright for vivid colors. Great adjustability in both height and angle. Due to the location the monitors are in, there is about 2 hours midmorning where my previous monitors were in direct sunlight and even at their brightest they were washed out. These monitors are less vulnerable to being impacted by the light.

Cons: If you have limited desk real estate, be aware that the bases for these monitors are massive. Also, for work I use a dual monitor KVM switch which made switching between my desktop and laptop much easier. However, there are a couple things that complicate this. 1) The only inputs on these monitors are 2 DisplayPorts and 1 HDMI port, which makes my DVI and VGA equipped KVM switch mostly useless. I knew that going in, so I likely shouldn't complain. 2) When switching from one input to the other, the monitors do not do a very good job of automatically switching inputs when signal stops coming in from the input they were previously using. Even shutting down/putting in sleep mode whichever PC they were displaying for doesn't always force them to switch inputs.

Overall Review: Despite the cons, I'm very pleased with my upgrade. More importantly, the wife likes them too.

Pros: Only had it in for a few weeks now, but so far it has worked like a champ. The only reason it took a while for a newly purchased game to install was because of my mediocre internet speed.

Cons: A bit of a pain to get it out of the package, but that's the only thing I can think of to whine about.

Overall Review: I've been happy with Samsung Solid State Storage devices in the past, and I expect this to work just as well as all the other SSD and M.2 devices I've used.

So, if you are a mechanical keyboard snob like me this keyboard is acceptable if not just barely. It certainly beats standard keyboards when it comes to actual typing feel, but I wish there was more adjustment to the RGB effects. Pros- Low cost mechanical keyboard. Comes with a key puller if you ever need to change the springs. Just the right balance between noise level and the satisfying "click" of the audible keystrokes. Cons- Little variation in RGB effects. When not looking directly down on the keyboard, the backlighting spills a lot of light onto the base of the keyboard which can be distracting. The letters and numbers on the keys are sometimes a little odd, and are kinda shaped like they were put on by tiny one-piece stencils so they have a sometimes broken up look. This isn't a big deal since it is clear what the letter is, it's just something I've had to adjust to. Overall, I'm not convinced I shouldn't have just spent the $20 or $30 and went with a Cherry (I have a Cherry mechanical keyboard for my desktop and I use this one for my work laptop when I'm working from home), but if the budget is tight then this is a fairly good substitute for a lower cost.

The speaker wire is of good quality, is easy to work with, and was shipped/received in a perfectly acceptable amount of time. I'm using it on my home theater system with reasonablely high to mid grade components, and the wire is perfectly sufficient for the job

Seller shipped in a reasonable amount of time, the box was well packaged to keep the contents secure, and all items listed arrived in the same box. I would not hesitate to buy from this seller again.