Pros: Great brightness, low power consumption, no dead pixels, no problems.

Cons: No adjustable stand, hate the side mounted buttons.

Overall Review: I've had 2 of these monitors for 15 months, and I use them for 8 hours per day Monday through Friday. Not a single issue with them the entire time I've had them. I wish all monitors could be this great. They are so awesome, I'm considering buying one for my home as well. Because these monitors are my left two monitors of 3 total, the buttons being on the right side are blocked by other monitors. Therefore if I want to change anything, which is pretty much never, I have to move the monitor to get to the buttons.

Pros: -It holds data -It's small

Cons: -No protection for when it's in your pocket, even though it's made to be on a keychain. Bends too easily, making the keychain idea a horrible one -It's horribly slow. Actually slower than a 3 year old Toshiba 16GB USB2 drive I have.

Overall Review: I bought this for my truck, just for music. Unfortunately, my truck really doesn't like it, nor does my wife's BMW. Works fine on the computer, but that's about it. I was hoping for USB 3 write speeds, but the USB3 interface is completely pointless since it will hardly write at USB 2 speeds. I've gone back to my old USB stick, and will keep this for other tasks. Buy something else, seriously.

Pros: It's a hard drive

Cons: Slow slow slow. No faster than a 4 year old SATA II hard drive. Even connected to a brand new machine with SATA III, it performs no better than a SATA II drive.

Overall Review: I regret purchasing this drive

Pros: High quality board that has what I need, for a great price

Cons: -No on-board speaker -Too few SATA ports -No 1394 (not that big of a deal) -Contradictory documentation. The manual says one thing, and the quick start guide says another with the wrong pictures of the board. -Quick start guide just said to place bios file on a USB stick, but that didn't work. Read the manual and you must rename the file. Why didn't ASUS just name the .cap file within the .zip file, what it should be named? -No troubleshooting guide in user manual

Overall Review: Overall, a very nice board with a few limitations. Took me about 2 hours to get past the hurdles of upgrading the firmware to support the i7-4390k processor. The manual wasn't clear about the CPU LED that is on the board. It just says that if the CPU LED is lit, something is wrong with the CPU. This made me start examining for bent pins and other connectivity issues, rather than going straight to upgrading the BIOS. A little google research led me to the solution.

Pros: Fast, lots of cores, 4 channel memory

Cons: NO HEAT SINK OR FAN!

Overall Review: Seriously, if I pay $600 for a processor, and Intel is too freakin' cheap to include a stock heatsink and fan like every single Intel processor I've ever purchased in my entire life, they are beginning to cheapen things. A $10 part caused me a 2 day delay in being able to set up my system.

Pros: It's a cable

Cons: It's as thin as a piece of string, and when connected from a computer to a monitor, it makes the video extremely grainy and blurry. Standard VGA cable provides far better results.