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Nice wide spacing between some of the outlets if you have to plug in large adapters along with smaller plugs, so you don't lose any plugs to large adapters. Also has a flat plug into the wall so it doesn't protrude far from the outlet, nice if you have a desk right up against it.

Nice build quality, decent fit and finish, reasonable beveled edges. No sharp bits to get cut on.

This was supper easy to set up!!

very reliable.

Well built case and came well packaged for shipping. Fans included, and lots of space.

Good, reliable, relatively inexpensive UPS. Smallest APC model with replaceable battery. Third-party replacement batteries work fine. The USB charging port is a nice touch and helps limit users trying to charge off their docking stations.

Lots of space

I think the pros of this card are fairly obvious. But I wanna try to give the most detailed review of it as I can so that I can inform you just what this card will require from you. So let me start with the pros 1. Obviously the VRAM is massive 32 gigabytes for under $1000 is best deal on the market right now 2. It's compact in its size for a 32 gigabyte card so if you have a smaller machine there's a possibility this card could fit. 3. It's incredibly energy efficient even though the documentation says it can use up to 230 watts I think I've only really hit 180 with it. So you don't need some crazy power supply, 1000w would do just fine. 4. I think this is the most important pro. When you purchase this card you're sending a signal to Intel that they're on the right, and we need this in the market space. Nvidia just dominates and it needs competition, and Intel I believe can provide better software support over AMD. So from that perspective we really as many options as we can right now in the GPU and chip markets.

I've been using these ever since I ditched WiFi for my network connectivity of all my computers and devices. I am totally wired now and I use these switches in every room to connect computers and devices. They work great. Full 1Gigabit throughput on Cat5e and they can be remotely rebooted, upgraded, etc. The first one's I purchased were version 1 and those did not have a Web Server in them (most of mine are still those)...The newer one's have a Webserver in them so you don't even have to use the TP-Link configuration software on those as you can just login direct to the web server (But as most of mine are still version 1 I still use the TP-Link configuration software which works on all versions). One of the other nice things about these are they have VLAN capability so if there's devices you want to restrict on your network (Like Android boxes) you can setup VLANS to restrict those devices from your network. They also have QOS capability but I haven't used that. There's supposedly also a warranty on these but I've never used it as I wait to get mine on sale so not really worth sending in and waiting. On sale these are about half the price of the Netgear comparable model (with Smart Features)...I use SEVEN on my network (one in a remote garage I ran cat5e to). I keep two spares as well. As long as TP-Link keeps these inexpensive I will keep using them as they have great features and the ability to remotely reboot and VLAN capability makes them THE Switch of choice for me.