These are the standard and definately work but don't get 12 y/os invovled.
937017
It did what it was supposed to do. Was a little complicated the first couple times.

ISSUE: this thing will fall apart on you at the beach and you will loose links rendering it useless.

Fine, you can buy extra links. Ok, don't let 12 y/os carry it while at the beach. Possibly, operator error. My life is complicated enough without half a collar though so I ended up getting a harness that hooks to the chest and pulls my Pit if she pulls. Works amazingly and she is a perfect angel now on walks.
1168071
I bought 4 sets but one of the 4 did not have the same specs.  It worked but I was not able to connect High Speed short cables to it.  I used the 4 inside a wall with an HDMI face plate to both ends.  As long as I used older 1.3 HDMI cables to the one that gave me issues I was fine.  It was definitely not the same High speed standard as the other three.  But for those of you thinking of buying these cables, they do work and I did not have issues with the tips, the length or anything else other than the aforementioned.
2775460
Worked but the system is only showing drives as SATA2, which is OK for my needs.
3106683
These work well for using with dual monitors on older systems. I did find it odd that the serial number is blacked out, however. Makes me wonder about the origin, or if it means it has no warranty.
1578256
These are Okay.  I have an "older" Kingston Flash drive that's 2.zero also and it uses the fastest speed of 2.zero.  So, reading some reviews, I bought 5 of them.  They're nice and will fit in a Key Chain but they aren't as fast as they could be when used with 2.zero and 3.zero.  I compared their speeds with my older Kingston that's a 1GB, and it's a bit faster with Reads/Writes.
 If you want to use it for generic stuff or creating Repair USB Drives, go for this.  If you have a lot of big data files, they're not good for that.  If you want to practice your calmness and living in the moment (which I'm very practiced at) then these will help you.  It would be nice if there were transfer notifications like a L.E.D. glow, but..you'll have to rely on the OS for that.
1358112
I bought a few of this brand memory modules. Their prices are very decent. Pop into computers and work right away. I have some of these modules over 12 months and they work fine. I keep coming back and buying more memory from this manufacture.
3793079
I have a pair of these for 5 years now and I bought an extra pair.. NEVER had problems with them in 5 years although the speed it provides is not  state of the art . Also it provides not so great speeds for linux or PS/3..  If you want a reliable solutions this is it..
4323534
These work with the Netgear ReadyNAS 300 series. I also ran one pass of memory testing on the NAS, and no errors were found.
4540968
Not much to say, I have mounted these in two desktops - different brand mother boards.  They just WORK.
2431839
These 3.0 usb cables are decent cables. They do what they are supposed to do. I have a mix of cables so I can swap them around and make various connection types. If you are looking to connect a cable to your usb plug and then to a usb thumb drive / flash drive, then this is the wrong cable. It will plug into the computer usb plug just fine, but will not plug into the flash drive. You need a (male <- to -> female cable to do that. Buy usb 3.0 cables, as they are backward compatible to the older  2.0 standard. No sense buying old technology. New computers will come with 3.0 usb plugs, so if you should get rid of the older computer and keep the usb 3.0 cables, you'll be good to go in the future.

You should look here :

http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-A-Male-A-Female-Extension-Cable/dp/B008EQYRRY/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1417559057&sr=8-3&keywords=Male+to+female+3.0+usb+cable

or here:
http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-SuperSpeed-Female-Extension/dp/B00CFL5CRI/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1417559057&sr=8-4&keywords=Male+to+female+3.0+usb+cable
730790
Bought a few of these for pfsense boxes and esxi host installs.  They work fantastic. For a minor application like those, the speed really helps.  Running USB flash drives works but is nowhere as stable and the load times are way slower. The USB 3.0 flash drive will boot pf sense in about 4 minutes, this SSD in about 2. That's a big deal in an environment where seconds count
548089
I have an older mac G4, pre-intel.  I bought this unit specifically because it said it supported older OS's.  out of the box there was no indication that this was true, which was confusing, and the website support for the product is not quite up to speed (website address listed doesn't work).  However, the vendor was very responsive to my complaint and pointed me at the correct website where I could download a driver to meet my needs and the unit is now working well.

Initial setup was a little unintuitive as well but playing around with it for a bit got it going reliably.  I would give four stars if support for older OS's was clearer and appropriate drivers included on the CD instead of having to go online to procure them.  If you have a newer OS this unit seems to work well and is certainly a compelling price.

I am not evaluating this on a regular use or gaming machine however, so I cannot comment on speed, latency, etc.  I can only say that my backups are working very well via wireless at the moment :D
2936614
They're cheap and they work fine. They don't have any special features, but they're like half the price of others that don't have any special features and work just as well.
4376387
This is a nifty and workable solution for matching an IDE device to a SATA-wired computer. However, the kit does NOT include a power connector to a SATA board. My 2007-manufactured computer has no IDE (Molex/LP4) power connectors. Vantec should have forseen this by providing this connector on the Y-cable they provided or advised potential buyers that an adapter such as Cables-To-Go's #10149 was needed for complete hook up. I only needed to use the Vantec temporarily to rescue data on my main HDD. So, alligator-ended jumper cables did the job. Otherwise, it's buy the separate adapter or cut & splice.
3905162
These disks work great with a Pioneer DVR-112D burner (installed in an Apple PowerMac G5 2.7 Dual). Now that 8x writing to REWRITEABLE disks is a reality, one can finally utilize RW disks without the performance penalty of 2x/4x media.

Per other reviewers, make sure that a) your burners's firmware is up-to-date, and b) your burner supports a MINIMUM of 4x write speed to DVD+RW disks. I can confirm that the latter requirement -- stated on the packaging -- is a must. (My 1st-generation MacBook Pro 17" laptop, which has a burner that only supports 2x rewriting, refuses to burn these disks. That said, once they have been written to, my MacBook Pro reads them just fine.)
3645443
They work very well. It's plug-n-play.
I use them under Windows 7 64-bits and Teamspeak.
I love the minimalism packaging.
2456707
They fit and work but do not have the reset button. If you flex doesn't sync you need the reset.