Pros: Cable is as described. Works like it should

Cons: It came in a bag which is shiny. But, I still liked it. I played with it for 5 minutes, even though it's not a toy.

Pros: USB Flash Drive?

Cons: Works to limited extent. Died without being handled. Just stopped working after 1day. Was in a USB port logging, text files. Once every 30 seconds. Lost Data. I bought 3 on sale. Put other 2 in garbage. I've gotten better drives from AliExpress. Used a compact SanDisk USB Flash drive instead, no failures with SanDisk.

Overall Review: Having this die, makes me very apprehensive even considering buying this brand. Fancy packaging. Impressive blister pack. Nice warranty.. lol yea.

Pros: Nice quality, great speeds. Left under automatic settings, ramps up to up to 1950-2100mhz in some applications. Does not heat up past 70C. Powerful and stable. I used gh S to replace two 980ti Classifieds in SLI. I game in HD and 4K. This single card comes very close to 2 card 980ti setup I was using. Only, one card. :). Yay.

Cons: The EVGA Precision X needs an overhaul. Please stop finding the next confusing way to make the app look cool, instead of just function correctly. Maybe an official video on how the use. You shouldn’t have be guessing and using multiple trial and errors. It should be absolutely apparent, could follow Afterburner. No one cares what app looks like as long as it makes sense. Precision X is very confusing for me. After multiple profile changes I ultimately left default settings. I watched a few videos, and they had slight differences in UI. Probably 30 runs of Heaven benchmark, and still found settings best left default. Afterburner from MSI is so much better. But AB seems to lack the unique temp controls available on this card. Yeah, software is virtually useless, and very confusing.

Overall Review: Love the card. Software for OC disappointing. UPDATE: Still alive, and working over one year later!. Great card, now twice the price. Hmph!

Pros: It's available, and it works. Shipping was quick, about 3-4 days.

Cons: Plug is not right angle.

Overall Review: Right angle plug, not nearly as important as having a spare brick for my new ASUS ROG G752VS-XS74K laptop. I've run this brick for a week now. It seems to work well. I'm pretty happy about that!

Pros: Works with Apple devices as a printer (AWESOME!) wirelessly. Prints Duplex Toner adhesion is excellent Reminds me of HL-4150CDN I got it at a great price

Cons: Registration of colors, is slightly off. Even when calibrated, its off. Colors differ from the HL-4150CDN. Teal blues are too warm, and look purple. I had to adjust color setting in driver, and greys are now green, to get proper blues. 2nd week of use, blue toner is being refused, I'm guessing as empty. Just printing about 300 documents, with small amounts of color.

Overall Review: My HL-4150CDN is a few years old, and running on the same included toner cartridges, except only recently replaced black. I upgraded the memory on both of my printers, right out of the box. This is very dissapointing, that it does not match the quality of my HL-4150CDN. I would recommend this printer, as a backup only. I wanted to love it, but I've had to tinker with it more than my old one, and I can see toner life if horrible in comparison as well.

Pros: It cools my i7 6850 cpu well. I currently have a 4.2 GHz OC on my chip with a ram speed of 3200Mhz. I probably could go higher in OC, but this was a stock profile, and it was a battle to go over 4.0GHz until ASRock offered an upgraded BIOS and preset. I bought a HUGE Thermaltake case. I 1st mounted this in a pull configuration, and I had no issues other than my two 980ti's would throttle and, video would be unresponsive in heavy gaming sessions in 4K resolution. I recently gave it a cleaning, and turned my fans around to a push configuration (out of top of rig), and it's a huge improvment. I currently have no cooling issues overclocked at 4.2GHz. I am happy. The fans spin up pretty loud at times, but usually they are tame. It's only under heavy gaming that they spin up loud. Honestly, this was my first water cooling experience. I was hoping I would have trouble free, no hassle 1st step in that direction. This did not disapoint one bit. I was always leary of breaking a plastic nnipple on either end of the hose, so I handled it gingerly at all times. It works good enough, so I can't complain. I want to water cool the cards in the future, but that's another topic. I think it's well priced, and works. I recommend it.

Cons: Colors don't exactly match what's on the screen. But I keep it white color setting anyway. I wish there was more control over fan speed profile. But balanced works well for me. Fairly quiet in low stress daily use, like browsing or movie watching. Ramps up under gaming.

Overall Review: I've been overclocking AMD's for years, and this was my first Intel build. I wanted a nice cooler to start with, and maybe modify a cooling loop later. This worked from day one. It's been 3 months now. So far it's cool. ;) As far as noise go, I've never heard a quiet fan setup on full speed. I doubt complainers have either.

Packed well. Happy!