Joined on 03/26/03
Perfect! Works great as a PC game controller.

Pros: Exact specs/shape of the XBOX 360 controller...seems legit, with a hologram microsoft sticker and everything....but it does ship straight from china...Windows immediately recognized it and allowed for mapping of all the buttons.
Cons: None so far.
Overall Review: I wanted a WIRED usb controller just because I prefer it to wireless for PC gaming. This controller was a great choice and whether I'm playing an old school NES emulator or I want to drive in GTA it works great.
Failed after 8 weeks...Good Warranty

Pros: Great Warranty
Cons: Failed after 8 weeks...I was using it for large media storage (Movies and Tv) so it was not critical data, but the drive failed S.M.A.R.T. and started cr@pping out...I have a 3TB external that i transferred all the data to...
Overall Review: Try Cobain backup as a great free back up tool to shield against these drives failing
Work Great in a Maximus VIII Hero

Pros: I have a Maximus VIII Hero motherboard and there are lots of issues with RAM not being cooperative but these worked perfect right out of the box. They fit with plenty (Several mm) of room to spare with my EVO 212 cooler.
Cons: Nothing yet.
Overall Review: I have not done any overclocking yet, I just built my system. I would buy 2 more sticks but come on, who needs more than 16GB right now?
Inspiron 1545 SUCCESS! here's how..

Pros: Low price, high space replacement hard drive for a Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop. Paid Fourty Nine Dollars with a promo code on Aug 8 2012
Cons: The SATA power and data connecters taper oddly resulting in difficulty connecting to laptop on board receptacles.
Overall Review: So here is the deal with the inspirion 1545. The stock Toshiba fail 9000 drive that came with the inspiron has square tipped metal connectors on the SATA power and data tabs (the L shaped connectors). This Hitachi drive has tapered ends that terminate in a narrowing point that fades into the tip of the connector. That narrowing/depression results in it coming just short of reaching the Inspiron 1545 drive receptacle. The solution is to NOT attach the drive to the guide harness and carefully lower it in to a vertical laptop (hard drive opening up) Then you line it up and push the drive into the connectors. Then slide the drive tray in around it. You will notice the screw holes on the bottom of the laptop will reach the drive and help hold it in place. I was not able to attach the drive to the tray and get a connection.
Caution...Arm Band will come unglued

Pros: It's on sale for $9.99
Cons: So there are 2 caveats to this armband...You need big arms (not good for women) and the velcro is glued to the strap not stitched so your sweat will get in there and soften the glue until it just tears off the band and is useless...It's a very poor design.
Light But strong...great for anything that needs a quick tie down

Pros: So i bought these to help secure bikes to my bike rack on my car...I got sick of tying knots w/ the straps.. They work great. The are very strong and could probably hold a person suspended from a bar.... They are easy to use and story and work like flexible carabiners...Use them to attach things to back packs or belt loops..or to secure stuff to your roof rack
Cons: I don't know how long they will last...