Pros: Great if it arrives working for a budget gaming builds. Easy to see if it's DOA because it's see through and you can see the bent circuitry. A lot of cables, a lot of them.

Cons: A LOT OF CABLES -- You need a big case Arrived DOA and because my MOBO light turned on I assumed it was EVERYTHING ELSE besides my power supply. Low and behold I tested my other supply and it booted. After ordering 2 DOA's power supplies. Never happened to me before. I ordered a 680 watt one of this and that one worked fine. Plastic on the power supply is cheap and easily bent if inserted not perfectly into the board so be gentle.

Overall Review: I won't order from this manufacturer again because of the headache it gave me. I don't see this supply lasting long due to the flimsy plastic coverings over all of the power cables which are all easily bent. It worked excellent for a budget build once, but twice it did not. I am now going back to the better names like Cosair and EVGA.

Pros: It has neat features, feels like a gaming monitor, high resolution.

Cons: - it hurt my eyes for some reason.. The tn screen hurt my eyes. - I lost visibility in PUBG and vividy - Colors seemed to tone down. - Something about the auto motion thing just made this monitor very uncomfortable for me I can play on my 2012 asus monitor 2ms response hours without issues but this one really cranked up eye issues for me, and the sound on it was very poor (I switch to netflix at night). I feel bad returning it because it looks like it should be a great monitor but it just hurts my eyes from the tn screen.

Overall Review: It looked nice plugged in, my eyes are sensitive than most so I probably had more issues than most people. I definitely notice the TN difference. It bothered me a lot. I like vivid displays. But my friends liked it.

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