NZXT CB-LED20-OR Sleeved LED Kit - Orange, 2 m

Pros: Great color, great brightness, great length. I've never seen orange used as a primary lighting scheme, but when I got my NZXT Vulcan I loved it. The mounts are easy to use and have decent adhesive on them.

Cons: My only problem with this kit is the PCI slot controller. I understand that people want to be able to turn the lights on/off and adjust brightness, but in a mATX case, its not going to work. I just threw it in my drive bay with the fan controller (also from NZXT, great product) and left it on max brightness. Price. Come on, its a strip of LEDs. But, you get what you pay for.

Overall Review: Definitely would recommend this, especially with the Vulcan case. My friend bought the red version and it looks fantastic as well.

Pros: Very bright, and you can shine them where you want to, PERFECT for my Newegg Edition Phantom, and you can adjust/turn off the LED's if you're at a Lan so you don't blind the person next to you when the lights go off, or you can turn them up to show your hardware off, all together, worth the money for sure.

Cons: Nothing, other than they don't jump in your case by themself, but installing is a breeze. Wasn't free?

Overall Review: Buy them, ditch your Cold Cathodes.

Pros: Very true orange color, not a pale or washed out tone of orange. Goes perfect with the Orange/Black Phantom case from NZXT. I ordered 2 to have a spare if it gets discontinued, but I will buy a few more now.

Cons: The leds can get pushed into the mesh tubing if you are not careful while routing it through the computer but can be pushed out if you notice it

Overall Review: would be nice if they came in longer lengths or a daisy chain kit

Pros: The color goes well with my NZXT Phantom Black/Orange case and illuminates the interior of my case quite nicely.

Cons: A little pricey but it's due to the PCB with power on/off button and 3 settings for brightness.

Overall Review: I'm a geek and like my geeky lit up case. I don't get Christmas trees, I just turn the lights on in my case.

Pros: Sleeved cable, good build quality, 3 brightness settings, and a power switch. The included plastic mounts are simple to install and effective. The 2m cable is just enough to line the inside of a full size ATX server tower.

Cons: None, this is a good kit.

Overall Review: This is in a system that uses a Thermalright TRUE Copper heat sink, so I picked orange to complement the theme. Though the inside of my case is aluminum, the orange light makes it look copper tone and results are quite sinister looking. Orange is also the color for biohazard, fitting since I play a lot of zombie games. Love it!

Pros: Great adhesive clips to manage exactly where you want it. 3 brightness setting. A great way to display your rig. I installed mine along the motherboard side and it really makes it jump out. I have 4 sticks of Crucial ram with orange running lights and combined with this makes an astonishing color scheme.

Cons: Non.

Overall Review: My other lights are blue for the fans and power supply. The ram is set to orange running lights with blue and orange activity lights. This was the finishing touch that I needed to really make it happen. Thanks Newegg , all those involved in Eggsaver shipping and Paypal. Current Configuration: AMD Phenom II 1090T with Corsair H60 cooler Zotac 550 ti Amp! Edition GPU + Asus 550 ti in SLI Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 Motherboard 4 x 2Gb Crucial Ballistix Smart Tracer DDR3 1600 Western Digital 500 Gb HDD Seagate 500 Gb HDD Samsung 1.5 Tb HDD LG DVD RW 4 Rosewill 120mm Blue LED fans 1 Enermax Vegas Blue and Red 92mm fan Thermaltake Soprano RS Case Kingwin Lazer LZ-1000 PSU NZXT Fan Controller NZXT LED Rope Kit All bought through Newegg and all work flawlessly!

Pros: Bright, easy to install, and matches my case perfectly (NZXT Vulcan)

Cons: the plastic clips that come with them don't look like they would hold up long. Still used 1 or 2 though.

Overall Review: Had to buy for matching leds to the Vulcan case.

Pros: Bright LED's, looks wonderful inside my case

Cons: The included LED tiedowns leave something to be desired. They don't stick very well, but I just used some industrial double-sided tape and they haven't budged.

Overall Review: I don't know where the other guy is coming from. The kit was easy to use and didn't leave me with a headache. Definitely isn't "Junk". Where else would the controls go? inside? how would you change them then? Open up your case and change them in there? That seems like a bigger hassle than reaching around the backside of a computer to adjust the lights.