Pros: Awesome design. 2 USB front panel connections.

Cons: It is a small case. Don't try to load up massive video cards and such. I wish front panel power and LED connectors would come bundled on a single connector. It isn't easy to install all those single post connectors, particularly in a snug case such as this.

Overall Review: As others have mentioned this case just screams for modular power, as it is a tight fit. I really can't see any serious gamers using such a case, as you could never cram big video cards and water cooling in there. I used a 750w power supply, which made me decide to skip the DVD writer hardware. I could have squeezed it all in, but it is a pain to redo power and cable connections in such a crammed space. If you have big hands, you might not be able to use this case! Micro ATX boards will fit, and you don't need to uninstall anything, but getting at the edges of the board can be a problem as there are overhangs and tight spaces, depending on what you have installed. Maybe complete all board connections before adding any PCIe cards etc, as you need to get to the USB2 headers etc.

Pros: Great value hard drive. Huge cache. Quiet.

Cons: Not 7200 rpm.

Overall Review: I bought one of these drives on a regular sale (3Tb) and within a couple of days it went on a bigger sale. This drive did not have a price match guarantee, but Newegg offered me a credit equal to the new sale price, for being a loyal customer.

Pros: Easy set-up with good markings on the board. Full speed M2 connection and 4 RAM slots. Nice BIOS. Easy to update. Don't listen to the complaints about lack of video. This board requires VEGA enabled Ryzen to take advantage of video capability. There is no on-board video without the correct chip and the board is not faulty.

Cons: More fan headers would be nice for customizing fan settings, but it is cheap and easy to use a fan controller. I had a couple laying around that had never been used. There are some issues with Windows 10 and the VEGA/Ryzen software causing BSOD. This is not the fault of Gigabyte or this board.

Overall Review: I would recommend this board to others, but not to rookie builders. Getting the VEGA drivers updated and running the latest BIOS are critical to getting full enjoyment of this board. Most of the complaints I have seen are from people who should probably be buying their computers pre-assembled.

Pros: Terrific case. Handles both SSD and regular SATA hard drives. Easy to install drives and easy to use. No muss no fuss. Excellent transfer rates with proper USB3 connections.

Cons: The high gloss finish has been mentioned by others, but it isn't bad. There are other case options with textured finishes around the same price points.

Overall Review: I definitely suggest others buy HDD enclosures from Orico. I have purchased 3 different versions of the 2.5" enclosures and they all work great, with awesome file transfer rates. For a normal usage study I would think my experience is quite typical. You purchase a new SSD to give your PC or laptop new life and then place the old HDD into one of these cases for additional storage and backup. These enclosures go on sale quite regularly, so with a little patience you can get great value for your money.

Pros: Very happy with my connection speeds. Getting the same download bandwidth as I do with my wired connection.

Cons: Bluetooth range is not outstanding, but I didn't buy for the bluetooth. it was an added bonus adding it to a PC that didn't have bluetooth.

Pros: Great drives for giving new like to older hardware. Currently running SSD's in a refurbished laptop and an older PC. Can extend the life of these machines by years, as long as you are using enough RAM. Boot time 15 seconds on a 7 year old PC running Windows 10 with 8GB of RAM. A six year old laptop that was ready for the trash on Windows 8.1 is now as fast as new, running Windows 10 with 8GB of RAM.

Cons: Got a blue screen of death on a 10 year old Vista laptop that was undated to Windows 7. The drive cloned OK, but I wasn't successful in finding the right drivers for using the SSD. The issue only arose when trying to update drivers, but is serious enough that I can't risk running on the SSD. I am going to downgrade to a hybrid drive to maintain stability. This problem is not an issue with the Adata SSD, but is an issue with old hardware and poor Windows 7 driver support.

Overall Review: Love, Love, Love these SSD's!