Pros: I used this to upgrade my laptop and a desktop PC's. Both upgrades went smoothly. My laptop had only one antenna wire, and only one connection on its wi-fi module. I connected it to this replacement card, leaving one post unoccupied, and I still get full signal strength and 6E speeds. Using these to upgrade older motherboards to 6E for < $20/ea., and without using a USB dongle or PCIE card is the way to go.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Glad I bought them. The kit has everything you need, including a small screwdriver.

Pros: 1st time I've ever had to RMA anything to Newegg.

Cons: Bought two - one was DOA, wouldn't even format. Other formatted, but died the next day with the dreaded dead drive click - the 1st time I tried to write something to it. I've been buying and installing hard drives since they came out. This was far and away my worst experience. 30 day replacement only warranty. No refund. Cost over $10 to return a $48 purchase under RMA.

Overall Review: Doesn't seem right that I'd have to pay shipping to return defective product. I could see it if I changed my mind, or if I ordered the wrong part.

Overall Review: I broke the nut on my motherboard that held the M.2 screw. I used a drill to remove it. This kit had the size nut I needed. I glued it to the motherboard and used one of the included screws and it functions and looks like it's supposed to. The one nut and screw were worth the $6.99 cost to me, and I have a whole gob of assorted sizes of nuts and screws left over for my next blunder or dropped and lost M.2 screw. It doesn't take up much space, and it's nice to have on hand.

Pros: The case is solid, stylish, and easy to use. The heat sink and thermal adhesive are nice. I tried it, and it works. I didn't do speed tests, so can't help you there.

Cons: It won't accept an M.2 screw. The holes are not threaded. The SSD is supposed to be held down with a tiny rubber gizmo (They include 2). If you think the screws are a pain, wait till you try this gizmo. It's like trying to push a marshmallow through a keyhole. The picture is tiny, and the instructions aren't helpful. There's only one way it appears it can work, and that's if you can get the small end of the rubber gizmo into the hole. I struggled for 30 minutes and gave up. Other reviewers have had difficulty with this, too. Even with the heat sink installed, it's not held down tight enough without having the rubber gizmo in the hole. It moves inside the case as you'd expect. The USB cable is ridiculous. Look at the pic in the listing. To use the type C connection, you pull off the type A adapter, but it stays attached by a rubber cord that's in the way when you plug it in, preventing a flush connection.

Overall Review: I have 2 other Orico SSD enclosures for M.2's, and 2 for SATA drives, and like them, but this one is frustrating and disappointing. I wouldn't take off an egg for the cable, but not being able to fasten the M.2 drive in place renders it useless to me. I've installed dozens of M.2s in various computers and external cases without a hitch. I have a motherboard that eliminated the need for M.2 screws, and that system works great. I'm all for being able to eliminate the screws, but only if the solution is better than a screw. This is not.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: - Wouldn't recognize any drive attached to either SATA port. - Driver Disc that came with it is useless. Drivers were more than 4 years old. Disc has drivers for lots of different products. A small note on the back of the instructions in size 4 font says which driver to install. It failed to install. Downloaded updated driver from sybausa.com, which got Windows 10 to recognize the card. - Tried different power and data cables, connected known good drives that are recognized by the motherboard SATA ports, no good. Wouldn't recognize any drive attached to it. - Didn't get around to installing it till the return window had expired, so I'm out $. - Spent 2 hours trying to get this card to work. Waste of time as well as money.

Overall Review: Disappointed.

Pros: Works flawlessly. Fast. Hyperthreading. Idiot-proof installation (much improved over older line of cpu's). Didn't use stock heat sink, but probably could have. It, too, is much improved over older lines.

Cons: None yet.

Overall Review: Don't think you're going to get the UBISOFT game. Newegg says it's a $49.99 value. What you get with your processor is a card with a code and a download address. The site says you can buy it for $29.99, not $49.99. The download is >5GB. Read GIGAbytes. I'm on a rural satellite system and will never be able to download it. If they're too cheap to throw in a DVD, they should scrap this promo.