Pros: - Completely silent on low setting (not sure why you'd ever use high?) - Copper core / overall thing feels very solid - Moves a lot more air/keeps CPU cooler than stock Intel fan

Cons: - If I had to nitpick on something - the pushpins don't have that sweet spot "click" that you hear with stock Intel fan. That doesn't really make the installation any harder just something I noticed.

Overall Review: This little fan is amazing. I have H55N-USB3 Core I3 with Thermaltake Element Q Case so naturally I was limited in my CPU fan selection - anything higher than Intel stock fan wouldn't fit. Also anything wider or longer also wouldn't fit. On the other hand Intel's stock fan was way too loud - not great for an HTPC. I've considered a number of slim fans including Scythe Shuriken, Thermaltake Slim X3(who I had good luck with before), and Dynatron K2. Was a bit worried with this one being able to move enough air on low. As soon as I installed this thing fears went away - watching any MKV file or playing a Bluray disk CPU has yet to get above 40C - and this is in a Mini ATX case with very limited airflow. This product exceeded my expectations by a wide margin.

Pros: One black, one white - I guess it looks nicer for charging IPhone than standard white cable.

Cons: terrible build quality for the price

Overall Review: These cables are some of the most expensive IPod/IPhone USB cables out there. I purchased it from newegg with expectation that they'd at least be durable. Big mistake. After a week of use the IPhone connector jack chassis on the black cable came apart - literally. It still works, just in disassembled fashion with wires sticking out. In 8 years of using various IPod cables, I've never seen anything like it. This cable seems to be the IPhone equivalent of Monster cables. Stay away.

Pros: - Screwless/toolless disk installation, comes very handy during hot swapping - Easy to setup - Sleep/park function is extremely useful -

Cons: - Fan is very loud. If you use this as your primary storage bay I'd consider replacing it - Software download from their website is very very slow.

Overall Review: I love this product for the price. I bought this to have cheap backup for my Synology 1512+ and it performs admirably for this function. It's basically a no-thrills hardware RAID / JBOD and it does the job. Fan is extremely loud but since this enclosure is only ON once a week (during scheduled backups) it stays in hibernation most of the time with hard drives in parked mode. Honestly for $159 I don't think anyone can complain.

Pros: - Fairly cheap - Adapter for MOLEX is appreciated - Good packaging

Cons: - Very loud

Overall Review: I bought this hoping that it'd be a little on the quiet side, while it's quite the opposite. It's much louder than even my Core I3 CPU fan. If you are looking for quiet, look elsewhere.

Pros: - Looks Fantastic - Rechargeable - Volume control is very handy

Cons: - Very big (a lot of space is wasted by borders) - Very poor build quality (see below) - Touchpad feels like afterthought, doesn't work too well.

Overall Review: I purchased this for use with my HTPC, this thing never saw much serious use. I.e. occasional click on the file here and there, and typing a web address every now and then. Yet after a year and a half it's already falling apart. Spacebar started getting stuck so I took it apart - it appears the plastic assembly inside the spacebar became damaged. The same is true for a few keys other keys. Touchpad on this keyboard is one of the worst I've ever used. While owning this product it was a constant struggle to use. It's not multi touch so it doesn't support any types of gestures. That leaves the border for scrolling purposes - a job that a circular border doesn't perform very well. In most cases scrolling is too much of a hassle.

Pros: Fairly cheap for this time of item. Bright.

Cons: - Caused randoom reboots on my PC - The display is hard to read due to small letters and contrast issues

Overall Review: Since I installed this item into my PC I started experienced fairly frequent and unexplainable reboots. I first wasn't sure what was going on. I suspected everything from power supply unit to video card. It just never occured to me a monitoring appliance can wreck so much havok. Then the other day I unplugged this LCD in an act of desperation and reboots have stopped. I had the latest drivers for this so I'm not enirely sure what the deal was - the PC just bounced with no errors in Vista (I don't have reboot on errors option check in System Settings)