Pros: Works well, 10mb/s most of the time, charge lasts for several hours (or simply leave it on the cord), instant connectivity anywhere there is Sprint coverage. Small, convenient, and simple to set up and use. The power switch is recessed so there is little likelihood of it being turned on accidentally in a bag or pocket.

Cons: FreedomPop's registration site is currently (end of October 2016) having problems with a page (self-referring redirect) so you can't register through the Netgear device itself. You have to go through another Internet provider. After that you are home free to connect to the Internet through the Fuse. Keep an eye on the memory counter or you will be paying fees. Upgrade if you find yourself going over but there are no plans over 10GB/month. If you are anticipating heavy data transfer perhaps do that via another means and save this for communication and browsing. The device password that your computer uses to connect is visible on the display. I have not found a way to hide it. There is only a way to hide the administrator password that lets to program it via 192.168.1.1. I recommend keeping the Netgear out of sight in a pocket or bag if you are going to use it in a public place.

Overall Review: Remember your A/micro USB cable. I would definitely recommend FreedomPop's Netgear Fuse and service. This refurbished unit looks and acts like new and comes with all the paperwork, USB cable, and USB mains charger.

Pros: Small, almost petite, but not too small for normal man's hand. Deep semi-metallic red goes will with my Qosmio laptop. Does not need a USB port.

Cons: Goes through batteries like a pig in a cornfield. Rechargeable LiONs last maybe a day if I don't remember to turn the mouse off, so the sleep mode is ferschlockte. I have two Logitech mice, and the battery/ies in them can last six months to a year. The wheel is twitchy. As you scroll, whatever you are trying to scroll through will jump up and down as if it doesn't know which way it wants to go. It seems to happen on only one part of the wheel so it could be a mechanical flaw, maybe a poor molding, but it could be electronic, too. Possibly noise picked up on the bluetooth channel. Or just a poor tracking circuit. The tracking diode is very bright, make sure not to be looking at it when you turn it on. Also it does not track on all surfaces. My Qosmio's hand rest area is a shiny sort of black pseudo-carbon fiber pattern, and this mouse will not respond when moving on that surface at all. My Logitech M310 reads that and any other surface perfectly.

Overall Review: For a cheap mouse, it lives up to it. I only got it as a back up, and for when I need that one extra USB port. I would not rely on it every day.

Pros: Heavy and solid, substantial cooling fins, all metal case. Through USB C this drive transfers data three times faster than USB 2 or 3 drives (about 280MB/s compared with about 90MB/s). I intended to keep this as a spare but may swap it out with one of my 8TB drives and keep the older drive as the spare. If I had the money I would switch over to USB C drives for everything.

Cons: I never liked the way the industry switched from promoting real capacity in base 2 over base 10. Instead of 14 * 2 ^ 40 bytes of storage you get 14 * 10 ^ 12, which is 1.4 trillion bytes less. It lets them get away with being cheap in a sneaky way, like making candy bars smaller but putting them in the original size package so you don' tknow you've been ripped off until after to tear it open. Don't trust a corporation with anything. They want to drink your blood.

Overall Review: A better drive than I have ever bought. Is this a tale of two bitties?

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: Cheap. A hair drier in a tabletop case.

Overall Review: A piece of garbage that quit working during the third use. It is past the return date so I am left with leaving this review. Do not buy. Spend the money on something worthwhile.

Pros: Works well. Black plastic. Thought it would be metal like the 1TB drives. Can be bought for a few dollars less directly from Sandisk web site.

Cons: Plastic, not metal.

Overall Review: If it survives being carried around with the keys, recommended.

Pros: Solid, well made, works right out of the box.

Overall Review: Very nice piece of equipment. Works well right out of the box. Shows current, potential, lowest and highest power, power rate, and cost. Everything you need to know about your appliance without resorting to a multimeter and a lot of arithmetic. Tomorrow-Max is a very decent and honorable company who deserve your business.