Pros: Li-ion batteries, rechargeable without fear of it being dead when you need it and a flashlight to boot.

Cons: None

Overall Review: The manual is fairly clear except it doesn't tell you when the flashlight/battery is fully charged. When I rec'd mine is was nearly fully charged but the manual didn't tell you what the flashing LED meant while charging. If flashing, it's charging, if not it's fully charged.

Pros: Fast and great price, bought this for my new tablet. Didn't work so it's now in my Samsung S4 phone.

Cons: Not Team G's fault but Intels Bay Trail Processor based tablets have compatibility issue with UH-1 SD Cards. This one didn't work but works great in my phone, laptop and Tegra based tablet.

Overall Review: Just hope this helps someone looking for an SD Card for their Asus T100 Tablet looking for one that works. This one did not work with mine.

Pros: Price. Does the job. At this price point I believe you would be hard pressed to find a better sub. I was worried about reviews about reliability and I have run it straight for 72 hours and no shut down or blown fuses. Not sure if this is a pro but this is NOT the original KSW12. This ONLY has two RCA inputs, nothing else. Could be why the price is lower now. Not a problem for me since I only use LFE. The receiver I'm using is only 110W (continuous) driving a 7.1 setup with tower speakers up front. This sub fills the void below 80 hz for me and does the job and keeps up with the rest of the system. Works fine for music and home theater. Without taking it apart, it appears to be well built.

Cons: The knob doesn't go to 11 anymore - original had 0-11. Older folks may remember Spinal Tap. I didn't buy two when they were on sale. Wished you could turn off the light on the front when it's on - not a deal breaker though.

Overall Review: Remember this is not a $1000+ sub so don't expect it to perform like one. If you want a Velodyne then buy it. Friends and family always ask me what electronics they should buy. I tell them if it sounds good to you then buy it. I sold stereo equipment for years and always recommend you audition the equipment before you buy but at this price I pulled the trigger without doing that but I am satisfied with my purchase. Every speaker has it's own "personality" and all the speakers must work together to provide the sound that is desired by you. I would describe this as a plain jane vanilla sub that is hard to beat for the price. If you are a snobbish audiophile you wouldn't consider this sub, but if you're looking for a sub that delivers great bang for the buck this should be on your short list of potential buys.

Pros: Fast and works with my Asus T100 tablet.

Cons: Not a lifetime warranty but I'll be happy if it works for 5 years. After that I'll have moved on to the next best tech....

Overall Review: Hopefully this will save someone time trying to find a good SD card for their Asus or any Bay Trail based tablet. I found out Intel has issue with UH-1 SD Cards and not all are compatible. Fortunately this one is and it's fast!

Pros: Works with my Asus T100 tablet. Previous card by another brand did not work in the tablet but worked in my phone/computer/Tegra tablet. I would buy again.

Cons: Not a real con but kinda slow compared to my other card.

Overall Review: Hope this saves time and frustration of folks with the bay trail based tablets. Intel has an issue with compatibility with UH-1 sd cards. I bought three, they tested out fine but the first card I bought didn't work in my Asus T100. This one works but not as fast as the other.

Pros: I bought this for my wife. I liked it enough and bought one for me and my father. It updated to Android 4.2 by itself. The first looked like new still waiting on the other two. I got almost six hours of use the first charge while using my Bluetooth headset. No complaints here. Played plenty of the newer HD games and had no problems. For me it's easier to use than my laptop.

Cons: None, but I was cautious based on the other reviews talking about how it's useless while it updates and browsing. I did notice these issues but not any worse than my Bionic/Droid smartphone. I don't have anything to compare it too so I don't know any better if this is or isn't an issue with other tablets. Not Asus issue but still working on how to print easily to my networked printers

Overall Review: I am a nube regarding tablets. Asus was the standard in my day for motherboards and other computer hardware when I built computers; however, those days are over and smartphones and tablets are replacing them - just like this one. At this price point I couldn't have picked anything else!