Pros: Looks good, but about the same as the others (the little blue light on it goes with my theme). Cools my Phenom II X4 955 that I overclocked from 3.2 to 3.6. Running Prime95 for a couple hours and it never got over 49 C, and it usually sits around 33 C when doing simple activities. Installation was straightforward. Extra screws for a second (push/pull) fan were included.

Cons: Installation may have been simple in principle, but the springs for the screws are extremely tough. I thought I was going to break my motherboard when I had to throw my body weight onto the screw driver just so the screw would reach the threads. It is also a little big for my Cooler Master Elite 430 case; I have have two fan slots on top, but I can not use the rear one because the radiator is so large. It would probably work best in a full case instead of a mid. I measured it and if a 20mm or thinner 120mm fan were used, then it should fit perfectly, but they are usually more expensive, lower performing, and rather scarce. I will admit that the noise above 50% fan speed is quite loud. I lowered mine to 40% and as long as there is any sound playing (music, game, video) I can't even hear it. The only time the fan kicked up above 50% was after overclocking while running the stress test, otherwise it is hardly noticeable.

Overall Review: As other reviewers have pointed out in many reviews of these water-cooled units, there is a lack of airflow across the motherboard and specifically the northbridge. I picked up a 40mm fan and attached it to the northbridge heatsink, which solved my problem for only $5.

Pros: I love the storage capacity, which is why I opted for the 64GB. No cap to lose anymore.

Cons: Quite a bit slower than I was expecting. My 6 year old 8GB 2.0 PNY goes at least 50% as fast. If I am lucky I can transfer files at up to 20MB/s, usually sits around 16-17MB/s.

Overall Review: It is true that the slider doesn't protect the inside of the 3.0 connector, but then again, I don't carry this around in my pocket or on a key chain. Usually sits in it's own pocket in my bag when it isn't plugged into a computer.

Pros: Sata III. Works great. Much more flexible than the stock ones that came with my mobo. Matches my color scheme (blue led fans, blue mobo, blue ram).

Cons: Longer than I needed, but that was easily fixed with a clear zip-tie.

Overall Review: Plan on buying two more to replace the stock cables that barely twist far enough to plug into my SSD and HDD.

Pros: This SSD works great. I haven't run any speed tests, but as fast as Windows 8 and my games load, it doesn't really matter to me. It stays cool and hasn't given me any issues thus far.

Cons: None

Pros: Good sound for basic computer usage. Simple controls. Look decent.

Cons: When turned up beyond 80% they can crackle a little. Don't get very loud, but that's what you should expect for $8. It may be a windows 8 issue, but I know that half the time I power up from sleep mode the speakers don't work.

Overall Review: I found that to get them to work again, instead of reconnecting, all I had to do was adjust the volume on the desktop; pressing the buttons on the speakers won't wake them up.

Pros: This installed fairly easily. I was also surprised about how sturdy it felt, the picture makes it appear quite fragile. Fits both my SSD and an old laptop drive I have for extra storage quite nicely. The blue also matches the color scheme in my case quite nicely.

Cons: The handle was a little annoying when using this for 2 drives and having to route all 4 cables around it. I have considered cutting off the handle, but I don't currently have access to a dremel. The holes matched up closely, but not perfectly with my Cooler Master 430 case. I didn't even use the plastic "screws" as the quick-release clips that came with the case just needed a little 'persuasion'.

Overall Review: It took a moment to figure out which holes to use and another minute to 'persuade' the clip to go on, but all in all it is a solid product that does exactly what it should.