Pros: -Great LED backlighting -Keys seem to be high quality -Key presses are crisp and clean -LED backlighting can be adjusted with Fn+F11 / Fn+F12 -USB cable is braided and seems sturdy -LED backlighting is individual for each key -Headphone / Mic / USB pass-through ports

Cons: -No wrist resting pad, just the plastic border of the keyboard -Heavy weight

Overall Review: I deducted an egg mainly because of the comfort aspect. With this keyboard, you must brace your wrists against your desk, which can become uncomfortable during long periods of use.

Pros: It looks cool?

Cons: Only 1600MHz speed, you can now get at least the 2400MHz version of the Ripjaws model for the exact same price. Or the 2133 if you like the 9-24 timings. Nothing particularly special, RAM these days is overpriced throughout the industry.

Overall Review: Since DDR3's introduction in ~2010, the slower speed has been 1333 and 1600, but I suppose that it may not make too much of a difference unless you're using a Haswell-based Intel CPU. Also, if you order the wrong model/color/speed be prepared to pay Newegg $10 for a shipping label + a $15 restocking fee for a cool -$25.

Pros: Can't really think of any that don't have to do with pricing. I got it on sale.

Cons: Fried my i7 and motherboard.

Overall Review: Led to pretty much an entire system rebuild that initially cost me a few hundred.

Pros: Is cheap, seemingly. The stated price is of course not the usual price (as is the common marketing tactic), but is always a third of that stated price. Also small.

Cons: Absolutely abysmal performance. Through one wall, the average speed is 90Mbps- far lower than the advertised speed. I wasn't even able to run a speedtest, as the adapter kept timing out the internet connection. I understand the appeal of a "nano" sized network adapter, but if the product is unusable what's the point?

Overall Review: Utterly useless, even with latest drivers.

Pros: Works on Windows Vista. As it is PCIe, frees a USB slot. Has an antenna, but...

Cons: data speeds suck. Through a single wall, the computer gets no more than 50Mbps.

Pros: Quiet, has a strong and attractive backplate, configurable blue LED nameplate. Almost as good as a GTX 980, but for less money.

Cons: Only 3.5GB of the Vram is usable. Impossible to turn off fans natively.