Pros: Fast delivery, works. Convenient. AWESOME DISCOUNT!!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: I saw some people who obviously know nothing about Xbox or MS store complaining they can't buy stuff with this. Let's make this super clear: you CAN buy music albums or songs, movies, tv shows, apps games, and in-game extras for Windows Phone, Xbox, Windows. You CANNOT buy XBL (Live), stuff from microsoftstore.com, or Xbox Music SUBSCRIPTION (you can buy albums and songs to keep). Also, I got this for %20 through a NewEgg promo email TWICE. Seems they're getting rid of them, so subscribe to newegg if you're into downloading Xbox games or buying expansions or movies or anything of the sort digitally. I've bought half of my games for less than $50 brand-new thanks to this. THE BEST DEAL OUT THERE.

Pros: Price Runs games decently Low power consumption 4 Outputs vs. the standard 3

Cons: None

Overall Review: I bought this card for a budget Micro ATX build. Used with an AMD A10-4100K and 8 GB G.Skill 1866 DDR3, as well as a Corsair SSD. I put this in a tower with a 450 Watt PSU, and it works like a charm. Official specs say it requires 500 Watts, but it's working fine for me, even with slight OC (haven't gone past 1100). Even with this, I was able to run BioShock Infinite on Ultra with a 1920x1080 screen and get an average 40 FPS, or 52 on High settings. Not bad. I haven't tried much else because I play most games on my Xbox, but everything seems buttery smooth!

Pros: Fast, easy set up, perfect for Windows 8. Corsair software for cloning made things a breeze. Great with three year-old Toshiba laptop.

Cons: Didn't work with my existing USB to SATA cable that had come with my Seagate external drive, but that's probably just Seagate's problem.

Overall Review: Had this for a day, and it was really easy to get going. Had to buy a USB>SATA cord for lack of a desktop. (that's getting fixed with my first build soon!!) Plugged in the drive, opened Corsair's software, clicked "clone" and after a couple hours (still stuck on USB 2.0) everything was on the new drive. Literally just swapped the drives, booted up and that was it. No drivers, (I did update however) didn't even have to run a fixmbr. Quite literally plug and play, although your mileage may vary. Took boot time (Win 8.1, AMD A6 1.5 GHZ quad, 8 GB ram, Radeon 6550) from 14 seconds down to 8. Most of that time is pre-HD (BIOS, etc.) and Windows takes 1-2 seconds.

Pros: Unlimited use, auto updates, cleans multiple users

Cons: Still a somewhat high price considering the freeware, if you don't get it on sale. (I got it for $10 so it was worth it.)

Overall Review: I bought this because I've used the free version of CCleaner for forever, and saw this on sale for $10, so couldn't resist. The pro version will make it easier to help family maintain their computers (auto updates and multi-user are huge). I hate having to log into every user just to clean one computer, as well as having to manually update. Seeing as this is a lifetime license with support (will I EVER use it? Probably not but it's still nice to have) and being able to log into one admin account, run cleanup and be done is WAY better for me when I'm cleaning my family's computers and want to get back to spending time with them. :) Well worth $10, but I wouldn't pay any more.