Pros: This fan is silent. I ordered it to replace a different failing fan (this is quite an uncommon size) on my Pentium III. For having such a high rpm. I was expecting a much louder noise or rattling. I did not hear any of that. At 80%, the fan is silent. At 100%, it is below a whisper. I actually came back to buy their larger 120mm fans (from GELID) a few months later.

Cons: The mounting holes were either too shallow or too deep for every size screw in my house. I ended up using pliers to break a few longer screws of my own to get the fan to fit into my CPU heat spreader. To be fair though, the heat spreader is from the Pentium III era. I don't expect full compatibility with heat sinks made from 1998. I won't take an egg off for that.

Overall Review: If you want a quiet fan, you will probably want to add this to the list of considerations (assuming it moves enough air for you).

Pros: It sometimes works at 6ft.

Cons: It won't power any external hard drive when I add in my additional 1.5ft extender It feels cheap and thinner than any of my other USB 3.0 cables

Overall Review: I purchased this cable to extend into a USB 3.0 signal into my modified USB fireproof safe. By the time the signal passes through the 6 feet of cable, there is only enough power to make another 6 inches while still (sometimes) powering my drive. Once I run it through the safe's cable, there is no longer enough power to turn on my drive. The USB 3.0 standards state that the cable will meet standard USB 3.0 speeds assuming it is less than 3 meters. I still have a few more feet to spare. However, when I use my 16ft USB 2.0 extension cable, my drive becomes accessible again. That means there is one of two things wrong. Any USB 3.0 cable cannot go that far, or the cable is bad. StarTech won't send me a new one without me shipping them the old one first (which is understandable). At the cost of shipping + the cable cost ($7.99), I'd rather buy a different cable elsewhere.

Pros: Nearly a year and a half of functioning. It still works. Offers different fan input types.

Cons: Screen turns back on after a full power down. Sound button is quite easy to bump (to re-enable the sounds) If I turn on one of my fans (from 0-40%), it runs at 100% until I bring the controller to 100% and then back down to 40%. I had to use duck tape to get it to stay in my old case. (More of a case design flaw with its quick install clips).

Overall Review: It didn't come in tan. It looks odd in my 1999 Gateway. Other people are mentioning an odd buzzing sound after certain conditions are met. I know that I am sensitive to these types of noises. However, I am not sure if this is relevant to the manufacturing date. After 70,000+ hours of use, I have not heard any such noises coming from my fan controller.

Pros: Case looks great, easy latching, fits my 6850 without needing to remove the bottom hard drive bays

Cons: Quick latch broke on one side of the unit.

Overall Review: I emailed customer service. Within two hours, they shipped out a new one via first class mail. Very quick customer service! (Hence why I did not take an egg off)

Pros: The mouse works just like I had hoped. 3 way DPI button works nicely.

Cons: Feels a bit cheap. You get what you pay for. The plastic is very squeaky on my mouse. A bit of an annoyance.

Overall Review: The title of the mouse says "Metal Black USB Wired Laser" I thought it was a metal mouse that happened to be black. That is not the case. The colour is "Metal black". A little disappointed. If I would have read the details, I would have noticed the colour was "Metal black".