Overall Review: Getting the hardware going and adding drives was a piece of cake. UI is a little rough though, and is particularly bad at giving status information (I ran one drive through SMART test; it just hung at 90% complete for three days before I gave up and assumed the drive was bad). Plex app seems insistent on using it's own volume, rather than looking at other volumes which is annoying. But RAID and mounting volumes to other (Win10-based) machines was easy.

Pros: Plenty of connectors for up to (I believe) seven different devices.

Cons: There is *NO* conversion between standards (HDMI, component, and RCA). For example, if you use an RCA input, you *must* use the RCA output to view that video feed on your TV; the HDMI and component video outs will be blank. For me, that means having all three cables running from the receiver to my TV and constantly switching inputs. Thankfully my universal remote supports macros!

Overall Review: This is a great box for a brand-new home theater, when all devices share one standard. But if you prefer incremental upgrades like I do, mixing and matching is a total pain! And, of course, if all devices share one standard, you may find yourself short on ports (as others have complained of).

Overall Review: This is a very pretty, very minimalistic, and very quiet machine. Case was in better shape that the description suggested. It's a great buy for the price. Do note the lack of OS; it comes with Win10 Home installed but no product key. That was an unexpected disappointment, but can't ding seller for me not noticing the lack of OS in the feature list.

Pros: Prints out lovely system status and diagnostic pages. I've had to print a lot of them trying to debug this printer.

Cons: Wireless connectivity does not work. This printer has a problem correctly handing wifi passphrases, and this appears to be a fairly widespread problem HP is choosing to ignore: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Printer-Networking-and-Wireless/Printer-rejects-WPA-Passphrase/m-p/4923585/highlight/false#M91672

Overall Review: Placing the printer alignment sheet on the scanning bed to perform alignment was a pretty nifty feature. Too bad it's the only positive experience I've had with this printer

Pros: Excellent as a tablet, and the large-ish screen and physical keyboard let me get real work done when necessary. Built-in apps work nicely, and the machine is snappy.

Cons: Two cons: 1) Front-facing webcam was non-functional on arrival. Sony fixed it free, but we did have to do without for a month or so. 2) Screen position is fixed at about a 60 degree angle in laptop mode. This is well suited to a table or desk but makes viewing the screen difficult when reclined (bed or couch)

Pros: Dead simple to set up and use, and works like a charm

Cons: The cables on the computer side of the KVM are short. They work well if the various ports are close (i.e. a tower) but are too short if the ports are spread out (i.e. a laptop). If you want to use this as a laptop dock, make sure your K, V, and M ports are all near one another.