Pros: I bought this bundle while it was on sale for $179 back in January. I've only recently had a chance to set it up due to the long brutal winter we had. Setup was pretty easy and straight forward. I've had it running for almost a month now and overall I'm pretty happy with it. HD Cam picture quality is really good. Features like remote web viewing and ZSight App on the phone are really nice to have. I am able to monitor my cams from anywhere using my Android smartphone. I say if you are looking for a nice entry level system and can find it on sale, grab it.

Cons: Only things that I'll mention here are the clunky-ness of the NVR interface could be better. But it's not terrible once you get used to it. Also I had the system stop recognizing the hard drive one time, but a simple reboot fixed that and its been fine ever since. One of my cameras was blurry right out of the box. But I simply sent an email to newegg-support@zmodo.com and within an hour had my RMA setup. Then within a week I received a new camera. So the faulty cam is a con, but the fast resolution is a pro.

Overall Review: I'm going to do some research and see if there is a way to power these cams without the use of the NVR power. But it looks like it is non-standard PoE. Maybe someone has figured out a workaround.

Pros: High power, great signal at distance. DD-WRT compatible.

Cons: Unfortunately if you own an older device, this router does not support it. My iPod Touch 2nd Gen will not connect to the wifi on this router. Didn't matter what security settings, even none (open) security, my device would not connect. Changed every setting including channel, mixed mode, B, G, and multiple security settings...no go. This same iPod connects to a dozen other wifi connections between home, work, friends houses, but not to this device. I even flashed it to DD-WRT thinking it might be an incompatibility with the firmware, but that didn't help. My Samsung Galaxy, Asus Tablet and Windows Laptop all connect to it no problems. Just not the iPod. Its a shame, because it seems like a nice powerful wifi router.

Overall Review: I took a chance with this router because it was on sale. I wasn't expecting much since it's a barely known brand, and the support on the website is not great. No way to submit a support call or ticket. I was looking for a strong signal to reach out into the backyard for streaming music. The signal is great and does reach my backyard, but the device I'm looking to use will not connect. So buyer beware if you own an older device.

Pros: Great drive for the price and a good entry point into SSD drives. Cheap and fast as a boot drive, got it on sale and couldn't be happier with the purchase.

Cons: None, performs well.

Pros: Great video card, cheap and simple to install and setup. It's not going to break any benchmark records, but that's not why I bought it. I needed a cheap card for my daily driver PC with two monitors, which is not a gaming machine. I needed it to be quiet because it's on a desk in my bedroom and runs 24/7. This fan-less card fit the bill.

Cons: None as of yet. Performs well on a dual head system.

Pros: Fast printing, decent quality print-outs, small size. Got it On sale for $70!

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: I don't print at home very often, so I was tired of walking up to my cheap inkjet printer and finding the ridiculously expensive ink cartridges dried up. On sale for $70 this printer is a steal. Easy Wifi setup, and even Wifi direct printing from my Samsung Galaxy S4 worked flawlessly.