Pros: - very spacious - supports vertical GPU mount - fantastic cable managment - great air flow - pleasure to work in

Cons: - led strip in the front failed to memorize the setting, took 6 months of back and forth with lian li support to replace it

Overall Review: I've been building PCs for about 30 years and this is, without a doubt, the nicest case I've ever worked in. Getting to any component is easy, the cable management is a breeze and the vertical gpu mount is incredible. People keep asking me where my GPU is. My only real con is that I already have this build. I wish I could build it again.

Pros: Somewhat cheap, as far as these kinds of chairs go.

Cons: - paint on the handles peeled off - fake leacher on the handles wore out - after resting elbows on the arm wrests, padding wore down to very uncomfortable nail. Ouch! - padding under my bottom wore down and wasn't that comfortable anymore(I'm a fatty - 265 lbs) - Oh, and the biggest one: the base broke off the stem while leaning back today. Yay!

Overall Review: I contacted their help desk trying to get some warranty replacement. Who knows how long it will take, but I'm sure I won't be ready by the time I move in few weeks. It was comfortable for 9 months, but now it's unusable. I mean it IS $199, but this is not a case of amazing deal, it's a case of you get what you paid for. UPDATE: It took some emailing but they did send me another base, so I'm still using it. It looks very worn at this point

Pros: MBP clone with better components

Cons: Screen was VERY reflective, more than usual, but more importantly, back light on letter K died next day after delivery. It turned back in in few hours, only to turn off again later. That's all i needed to know about razer quality assurance. RMA'd

Overall Review: If only it not only looked like MBP, but was also as reliable...

Pros: Symbian, A2DP, once you get Nokia firmware on it, 3G, external screen. Got it free at another store

Cons: Build quality sucks. The battery life sucks. The performance sucks. Camera sucks. Bluetooth sucks.

Overall Review: Got two of them on "A" site for a penny with a new contract, and a $25 rebate on each, seemed like a good deal. Well, my wive dropped hers twice, each time hinge cracking more and more. Eventually breaking off, but we fixed it with wooden matches and duct tape. Had to debrand the phone to get the att firmware off of it, since att wasn't interesting in updating the firmware to support A2DP. But even when I got it debrand3ed and got my precious A2DP, bluetooth quality sucked. I can't keep the phone in my jeans pocket, only in my hand when using bluetooth headphones, because if I do, the audio drops out all the time. I tested that headset with other phones, and it worked fine, not sure what the big difference with N75 is. All in all, the phone could be decent, but it suffers from sub par build quality and nerfed firmware