Comments: Replaced my nF4 Ultra-D with this one... Can't get any better. No more SLI or 4v VDIMM jumpers. Everything is software controlled. Overclocking has become very easier and faster with "type in" HTT instead of selecting from the list and many more options. The most important things that VCore is a lot more accurate and the best of them all it runs at 1T timing with 4 sticks of memory. Go for it. Great job DFI...

Pros: Black finish, that's why I bought them.

Cons: 1. Bracket's mounting holes do not match the drive cage. I ended up screwing two out of four. 2. Very soft metal. No matter how gentle you deal with this you WILL strip the treads when you want to mount it in the drive cage. If you've ever used a screw driver in your life you should have a pretty good idea about how to use it... buy these and prove yourselves wrong.

Pros: Easy setup, great and informative web console, fast boot, price.

Cons: Could be tricky to setup if you have Windows Firewall running!

Overall Review: You have just found one of the best in the industry and buy them before some big corporation like Cisco or Juniper gobble it up and sell them to you for 10 times the price. However, it needs a bit of wrestling to get it setup. I am an IT professional, so this is what I do day in and day out. I have always been partial to Meraki, but Meraki does not care to sell to Mr. Consumer so they have their ways of keeping us out of the club. Price is high, support is higher and they don't bother talking to you if you don't have an active subscription or support contract. So far this little thing they call Ubiquity does almost what Meraki does with a fraction of price and does it well, and it does not require lifetime commitment... "yet". Now about the AP itself... it needs the software that does NOT come with the equipment. I never unwrap any media that comes with my purchase because of course "I'm an IT pro <sarcasm>", but in this particular case it is nice to have it in the box because the URL on the quick start could be old, which in my case it was. Connected the injector and the watched the AP boot up reasonably quickly, but no detection. So... a quick Google search did the trick and not Ubiquity, and got the UniFy Controller installed. Oh... snap... detector software and controller cannot see the AP... I can see the IP in my DHCP table... reboot again, no dice. Some web search... found out that Windows Firewall WILL block access, so I disabled it. Still nothing... rebooted both PC and AP, again, and once more... no dice. Some more web search... and this is actually tricky: you need Java 7.xx or controller will not work. Uninstalled Java 8 and installed latest Java 7. This time, I'm in. Setup was a breeeeeeeze... one of the easiest and kinda fun. I really like the statistics page where you can get all info down to what device is the high bandwidth user. Setup my home and guest wifi networks and that's about it... my Juniper SRX router will do the rest for me. So... go for it. I am extremely happy... good range, good stats and good management. If you really need to know, you do not need to have the controller run on a server at all times. It only needs to be running if you are setting a guest portal, like when you connect your phone to a public wifi and are redirected to a web page where you gotta put other info. Otherwise it is only required to program the darn thing. It will not affect your guest or home network in any way. I love mine... and I hope you do yours.

Pros: Looks good till the leather cover peels off at the edges, which was three days after I bought it.

Cons: The eSATA controller is junk. Most of the time it's impossible to detect by the OS, and when it does it performs extremely slow. Will not buy again and definitely not worth returning for replacement. Ended up in the trash can just a few minutes ago.

Pros: Works when it works.

Cons: I bought two one died overnight and the other within three months - shows as 2233 pram USB device and unrecognizable by the system. I would not buy another.

Overall Review: Really disappointed. Totally ruined the XMass gift I gave my best friend. Ughh :(

Pros: Best of both worlds... embedded self-powering USB2 and ESATA. Stylish, slim and keeps the drive cool.

Cons: I dropped an egg because I had to send back the first enclosure.eSATA was faulty and couldn't transfer files faster then half speed of my USB2. 2nd one is fine, though.

Overall Review: luv this thing...

USPS delivered my hard drive to the wrong zip code, but seller came through and sent a replacement within 2 days. Highly recommended seller who provides first class, personal support perhaps only Bezos can rival.