Pros: Nice twin band (5th gen.) router. Easy to configure via web interface. Good power, stability. Fast enough for about any internet connection nowadays. It stands upright. So it takes less space on a desk although it needs more clearance in height.

Cons: It is pretty light, so it's a bit difficult to make it stay in place when many stiff cables are plugged in.

Overall Review: It's one good router. I'd buy the same again, especially on sale

Pros: This PC looks quite performant with Core i3 and Win7 Pro Takes little desktop space.

Cons: The PC arrived quite dirty. Looked like grade B or C No DVD-RW as advertised but a DVD-Rom The hard drive was labeled "Dell" (in a HP brand PC ???). Also the hard drive had the three big letters BAD hand written on it. Tested it with Seagate Seatools which found lots of bad sectors. Drive is indeed failing. It should never have been in this computer. What kind of refurbishing is that ?

Overall Review: I've had good service from Newegg in the past. I hope it's not a new trend but only and isolated case. In the same order, I also bought a refurbished ASUS CM1435-CA002S which looks and works like a brand new one.

Pros: My wife needed a monitor she could use in portrait mode as an extension monitor for her laptop. Well, it does the job very well. It is easy to adjust in height and make it pivot 90 degrees to put in portrait mode. Now her long work pages can be viewed with about no scrolling. Video quality is quite good, much better than the laptop it is attached to.

Cons: No cons really

Overall Review: It does what it was bought for. Just remember that, when in portrait mode (vertical), the horizontal resolution is only 1080 pixels large so it may be a little tight for some applications. I would recommend this monitor and would buy again if needed.

Pros: Fast transfers on USB3, works well on USB2 also. Easy to use with either 2.5 or 3.5 in. drives.

Cons: I had a problem on a particular computer, a Minix Neo Z83-4, on which, when using the USB3 port, it took something like 2 minutes to access any directory on the disk and transfers were also extremely slow. On USB2 ports, everything went smoothly. (Other HDD adapters or external HDD cases worked fine on either USB port of this particular computer) I figure it must be a chipset incompatibility between this StarTech docking station and the Minix since this adaptor performed perfectly either in USB3 or USB2 on a couple of other computers. One thing to mention: After a power outage, the station will remain in the off state since its switch is not mechanically latched. So, no good for a small server or anything that needs to remain constantly on.

Overall Review: This docking station seems well built, not too big, performs well overall. Good tool to make quick transfers. Good quality 40 inch USB cable. The AC adaptor comes with 4 different plugs for worldwide use.

Pros: Pretty easy to insert a 7 or 9 mm drive. 2 foam pads are provided to keep the drive tight in the enclosure. Tested the transfer speed with several gigabytes of data with no problem. Very stable and no error.

Cons: Case looks cheaper than other Orico products I bought a couple years back. Seems to come from a dollar store. But i does the job.

Overall Review: Overall, considering the price, it is a good working investment.

Pros: Much more powerful than a usual static pen for drawing, hand writing, anything you would do with a pencil and a notepad.

Cons: Requires AAAA batteries, yes 4 As, not that easy to find. although they seem to last a loooong time.

Overall Review: Bought it for my wife's Lenovo 13 inch. 300e with touch screen. In a short time, she made beautiful drawings with it. She just loves it.