Pros: Good picture, it's just SD quality but thats all I needed. I use several low cost cameras for doing live videos of local bands for youtube. I needed a camera that does well in low light (this one does) and inexpensive in-case someone nabs one when Im not watching. It has a 39X optical zoom, many cameras in the price range have none - 5X optical zoom.

Cons: Gives the files a .MOD extension, just rename them .MPG and most any program will open them. Seems to have a little trouble focusing when its very dark but that is to be expected. Also there seems to be no aftermarket or generic batteries for it, you have to pay more for JVC batteries.

Overall Review: It records MPEG2, that is alittle unusual for a small flash video camera, they are usually MPEG4. On the plus side, MPEG2 is easier to edit and can be used in almost any video editing program and will play on most any (even older) computers but the video takes up about twice the space, so you need a larger card. But MPEG4 videos are often tweaked by each camera maker making the files non-standard and editing and playback difficult.

Pros: Write speed a bit faster than advertised. Great price.

Cons: Died quickly. Read speed less than advertised, but fast still fast.

Overall Review: I owned this for about 8 months, used it maybe 1 or 2 times a week at most and it died already. I don't know why I keep buying these voyagers, they are low priced I guess. I've had maybe 5 and non of them have lasted over a year, most 3-6 months When it worked I got around 60MB write speed and 117MB read speed. On a USB2 I saw around 33MB/second, pretty much the limit of the port.

Overall Review: I am just using this with some $20 RTL8125 based cards and it's working as expected for transferring video files. Keep in mind if your not getting good speeds this may be faster than your hard drive, unless your using SSD's, an HDD will be a limiting factor.

Pros: Speed and price

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: I got this just to use as a portable drive, in an external usb 3 housing I got 254MB/S read and 234MB/S write, much better then the typical 100/20 on most usb thumb drives. I didn't try it on a SATA port but I'm sure the numbers would be even better.

Pros: Lots of ram clear screen fast in normal usage minimal included apps

Cons: Battery life signal strength no micro sd slot picky about chargers wifi hotspot hardly works

Overall Review: 2 month update: Battery life started started out as ok at best, but after only 2 months of use the it is down to 4 or 5 hours before needing to plug it in. And since the battery is non-removable this phone is basically a short term disposable phone. Disappointed with ZTE and probably will be the only phone I buy from them. We got is as a deal of the day about a week ago, the specs were very good but the phone is average. I had to pop the sim in and out about 15-20 times before it worked, it just saying sim error (it's a real micro sim, not a cut or punched out larger sim) and I tried sims from 2 different working phones. The battery life is short, needs to be plugged in before you get home from work. It always has 1-2 bars less signal then other phones and will drop to 2G or Edge when other phones still are working at LTE. Also it will give a message to use the included charger for a rapid charge. My home (4 port/ 5A) and car charger(2 port / 4A) both will do rapid charging on other brands of phones and an Ipads but not on this phone. You can only wake the phone up by pressing the side power button, it would be nice if you could do like a double tap on the screen or a long press on the home button area. The wifi hotspot would work at all when trying to use a laptop on it, just no connection error messages on every site. When connecting a ipad it loaded a few sites then stopped.

Pros: Nearly 3 months of small office use and no issues. No dead ports as other have said, no disconnects and have never needed to restart it. Has no problem copying files between computers with speed averaging between 100 to 110MB/s. Another Pro, has all the ports on the back, looks much nicer on a desktop with out the wires all coming out the front and going all over the desk.

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: We have maybe 4 computers, 3 printers, VOIP box and security dvr box plugged into this plus another switch in a different office 150ft away. No connectivity issues with any of them.