Pros: - Very comfortable - and easy to wear for long periods of time - Excellent battery life - Great sound - Can comfortably wear these while being charged due to the length of the cable - and the positioning of the charging port (they very much designed the charging system with just this in mind) - Very impressive range - Great microphone sound quality - Very well made - Very reasonable price for what you’re getting - Seriously - but these, you won’t regret it

Cons: - The mute button seems a little too minimal. I sometimes have kind of a hard time finding it and activating it. But this means very little to me. - I also wish the charging port on the headset was on the right side versus on the left. Most people's PC's are to the right side. However, this is easily fixed with having a USB charger on the left side, which is what I've done.

Overall Review: For the longest time I refused to buy anything wireless due to the poor quality and horrible battery life that plagues every other headset. I’ve owned 2 different wireless headsets, not counting these. And they ruined the wireless experience for me. This headset has completely reversed my feelings towards wireless headsets. Don’t let the price fool you. You’re getting a very very high quality headset for that price point. Buy these - you will not regret the purchase.

Pros: - Surprisingly quiet - Awesome aRGB - Doesn’t take up much room - Fairly easy to install - Works very well with Cooler Master’s software, in which I’m a huge fan of - The controller is easy to use, and thin - Works well with ASUS Aura Sync

Cons: - It does not out perform a lot of air coolers in regards to its heat dissipation. It doesn’t not out perform other 120mm AIO coolers - I wish the controller had its female connectors set inside the controller its self, as the pins tend to bend fairly often. That being said, they are surprisingly mailable - The magnet on mine isn’t the best. I’ve had to mount it using double sided tape as it kept sliding down, and bending the connectors - You will likely need to download the latest firmware in order for it to be recognized (This did not affect my overall rating though) - Entirely too expensive based on its performance

Overall Review: If you want something that’s beautiful and willing to sacrifice performance, this is a good option if you can get over the sticker shock. I don’t believe you should buy this if you’re able to use other slightly larger coolers. This is perfect for small builds, as its footprint is quite small, and it will dissipate heat well enough to keep you stable vs almost any AIO cooler or air coolers. I love cooler master. I’ve always had some sort of CM hardware on every build I’ve owned. Unfortunately, this is the only piece of hardware that I’ve owned of CM’s and was a little disappointed with. I have a feeling they will build upon this AIO and make great improvements in the future though. And to be quite honest, if I weren’t so biased towards CM - it would have got 2 eggs.

Pros: It feels nice - good material and well stitched. Perfect texture for a mouse. And it’s huge. Sits perfectly flat right out of the box.

Overall Review: Probably a little expensive - but I think this is one of the biggest desk mats you can get as far as I can tell.

Pros: They're relatively quiet while moving a good amount of air. They're made well. I can tell a good amount of time was spent to design a solid frame with good components. I feel they're a decent value for the three pack.

Cons: The some colors do not match the gradient of which you select. They're close - but they do not match. Once you get into the blues, oranges, and greens - the gradient will slightly be off from other gradient matched components. I believe that's due to the blades being a matte white-ish color. Unless you're really looking, on most colors, you won't notice. This is the only reason it gets 4 out of 5 eggs.

Overall Review: I would recommend these fans as I feel they are a well made fan at a very fair price point. And they come with the new ARGB clasp hardware. Mine are currently mounted to the MasterLiquid ML360R RGB. I used the original fans for another project where the colors mattered more. Attached are some images of the fans to compare the different gradients they seem to put off vs my other hardware with the same gradient, all controlled via Gigabyte's RGB Fusion via my motherboard. The fans at the top are the sickleflow. The fan on the left, exhaust, is a phanteks HALO. All colors from hardware match except for the sickleflow on SOME colors - but it will mostly go unnoticed.

Pros: Low CAS XMP works flawlessly Probably the best C14 32GB for the money

Cons: There isn’t much headroom on mine. But with the latency being so low, it doesn’t matter much.

Overall Review: The best C14 32GB RAM for the money.

Pros: - It’s MSI - 6x 4 pin fan headers. 1 specifically for a water pump. - 2x RGB 4 pin headers - one at the top and one on the bottom - USB for days. USB gen 1 and gen 2 3.1 and USB 2.0 - Supports up to DDR4 3466 RAM - Excellent BIOS with aXMP. Makes overclocking ram so incredibly easy. - Very easy CPU overclocking capabilities with an easily activated auto overclock through their “Game Boost” option - Steel PCIE slots - Supports really nice audio drivers - It has Flashback+ (which you’ll likely never use). But if you somehow fail a bios flash, you can boot from a USB by hitting the button. It’s a great option (but not quite dual bios)

Cons: - Some of the SATA ports are in a very bad spot. Directly under your GPU if you have a big card. Which obviously won’t be anything you’ll really have to deal with but once

Overall Review: Great board and great price