Great speed improvement, reasonable price, died after 9 months
599299
Easy setup and seems to have pretty good range.  My internet download speed based on a speedtest went from around 5-6 MPS to over 30 MPS.  Very happy with the improved speed.  If it proves reliable, it was a huge improvement over my old router at a reasonable price.

An update.  After working very well for 9 months it stopped forwarding an internet signal.  I replaced it with  a TP-Link AC2300 router that offers even better transfer speeds.
3671167
Never buying Seagate garbage again !!
Died after 10 months taking all my movies and music with it
This is the second Seagate drive I've had fail on me, never again!
$130 gone /poof
++Update++
I've spent a lot of time working with this drive in an attempt to recover the terabytes, Seagate's drives, and its components, being garbage is widely documented online, so there is a lot of information out there. Common failures are the control board and drive head, and the info to replace both is out there, in my case it was the control board , disconnected it and mounted the drive inside my computer, fixed :)
May be worth your time looking into, Just sayin
1735689
I have had my unit for 9 months and its been working great.  The web interface is easy to configure and the unit comes with Nova backup software that will help you schedule copy and back up jobs.  I am really satisfied; the first unit we received failed during the first 4 days a drive went bad in it.  This machine makes it very obvious when something like this happens blinking the blue display red and also putting a red light on next to the drive that failed.  The most non-technical person can quickly assess what is going on.  It emails reports if you want to give you status if there is a failure or if it fails something on the monthly diagnostics.

If setup properly you really don't have to do much interaction with the device; it will notify you if something needs attention; having dual nics is also nice; but for what I do; it was a bit unnecessary.  I also like the fact that you can back up the NAS to USB hard drives if you want.

I would buy it again without regrets.
2154215
Great speed.  Awesome warranty.  No issues after a month of use.
4339923
I bought one of these in 2009 and it just died.  It worked quite well until it didn't.
Back then it was $60 -- not the $175-200 everyone is trying to get out of you now.
Apparently the power supply board failing is the typical failure mode for this device and there's info on the web about DIY repair -- so I'm givin' that a try before I replace this.
452403
I was thrilled with this router when I first got it just two months ago. It set up in seconds on my Mac (no installation CD needed for Macs, just type the address of the router into your browser and start configuring, but it would be nice if the instructions mentioned this.) However, it went suddenly, unexpectedly dead right in the middle of uploading some time-sensitive business stuff.  I discovered the power adapter burnt out and looking around online I can see no readily available replacements.  So the router is an excellent value but I suggest turning it off (maybe unplugging)unless you're actually online, which is a PITA but probably necessary. :/
472289
I rarely ever had a problem for 10 years with my old SB4100 cable modem. Since I've purchased the SB6120 in November '09, I have had one problem after another. It's hard to give up the quick speeds I have been getting with this DOCSIS 3 modem, but I think I will have to get rid of it and look for something else. This one has been a huge mess of resets, phantom outages, and random packet loss. Even right now, I have been waiting to post this review because the stupid thing is resetting over and over. When this is occurring (every day or every other day - for a few hours), I end up seeing between 30-60% packet loss, and it makes doing anything almost useless. I used to blame the cable company for the problems, but I now know it's this piece of trash modem. I love the speed, but the reliability of the modem is pretty terrible, in my case.

*Update 04-30-2011*: The problems I used to have were since fixed by some miracle firmware update. I haven't seen many, if any, resets in a very long time. I am happy with the speeds and the packet loss hasn't been much of an issue other than random and short bursts. All in all, it's been a much more positive experience for most of the last year. I would probably give it 4 to 4.5 stars now.
570567
Updated review: This flash drive died after 4 months. It was kept in cool conditions and in a small, shock resistant case when not in use. I used it daily to transfer files between work and home office. For several days, the drive stopped recognizing while in use so I had to eject it, enter the code, and reinsert to see my files. I had to do this 10 times in an hour at one point, and when reinserted it was no longer recognized on any device. I lost every file I was working on, which I have been unable to recover. I like the options and price of this flash drive, but because of very low durability I am now giving 1 star.

Prior review: This appears to be an excellent product. After I finally managed to get the password reset (i.e. found the instructions in the box), this product has worked perfectly. The only thing I don't love about this flash drive is that it's so wide I cannot plug my mouse key in next to it, therefore sacrificing one of only 3 USB ports on my laptop.
4265428
Bought two of these to use for long-term storage of about 12TB of data and room to add every six months of so.  Hence, I can't rate it's longevity for situations where the drive would run continuously for days on end.  I was planning to buy another two for another set of backups; but given the sudden 16+ percent price drop by Amazon and other big vendors, I suspect it was due to a sudden drop in the wholesale price by Seagate.  Why the drop?  I suspect because Seagate will be releasing its 10 TB drive within a month.  I'll wait for the 10 TB ones, which I suspect, will retail for the old $300 price of the 8 TB ones :)  But if you need something big right away, I would not discourage you from buying the Eights.
4609160
I have a two year old laptop that was showing signs of its age, I doubled the RAM resulting in a noticeable improvement in performance (it went from a Win7 score of 5.9 to 7.3).  I was going to leave it there; however I read an article about how a faster hard drive would noticeably improve performance, so I shopped around, and found one of the top SSDs on the market for a very reasonable price.  My performance has increased at least 30% over my old 5400rpm WD HD (e.g. the less than ten second boot time is much better than my old 40+ second boot time), and my laptop feels new again.  BTW, the Win7 score went from 5.9 to 7.9.
Now for a quick pro/con comparison:
Pros:
-Better battery life (by about 10-20 minutes on my already great battery life of over 4 hours)
-Increased performance
-Quieter (no hum)
-Light on the wallet
-It comes with everything you need to clone your drive
-It is both desktop and laptop (including ultra book) compatible
-A 3 year plus warranty (SSDs have a bad rap for reliability, Samsung stands by their product with a long warranty)
Cons:
-I am using this SSD as my primary drive and had to reduce my saved programs to under 100GB to do the transfer; I strongly encourage looking into a larger drive if you are planning on using this as your primary SSD and you keep a lot of files on hand.
-NORTON GHOST (more on this in a moment)

Here is the moment where I will praise Samsung, and curse them (sort of).  The drive came with a CD that includes a nifty program called Samsung SSD Magician, and encouragement to use Norton Ghost (which seemed to be included).  A trial of Norton Ghost is included (via download), this trial would not let me clone my drive, a purchase would be required to accomplish that task.  Before I started spending money (10-60 dollars) on a one time use program, I searched online and found that few people enjoyed using Norton Ghost, and after a 10 minutes I found that if I registered my drive with Samsung they would boost my warranty by 3 months, and give me a free software program to clone my drive.  I did it, and their software was fast and easy to use.  Uninstalling the trojan horse that is Norton Ghost was obnoxious, and the program is probably waiting in the dark to mug the software that I love.
All of that said, this is a great buy.
1872759
failed within the first 9 months of ownership, but the warranty process was pretty easy and the replacement arrived quickly
Failure happened when the disk usage got near the total capacity. If this thing suddenly goes read-only, better back your stuff up immediately... for me it was dead to the BIOS on the next power-up.
2638197
This switch worked well for all of my uses, including all-day an all-day VPN connection for work and streaming video on multiple other links at the same time (e.g. Hulu, Netflix, ESPN, etc.). Most often, only 1-3 links used at a time. Never had any problems or complaints until the day it died.

It failed at 5 years + 11 months. Computers suddenly lost connection, and when I looked at the network equipment, all the lights on the switch were off. I unplugged it, waited, and plugged it back in -- and the power light came on, but no link lights -- and no functioning connections. When I checked the next day, the power light was off too, but cycling power made it come back on.

It was installed in a medium sized furnace room in the basement for the first ~2 years, then we moved and it was in the unfinished basement for the past ~4 years. Ambient temperatures were typically on the cool side (50F-65F). Unit was always on. Never had a problem until it failed.

Failure after ~6 knocks off one star (because I expected at least 9-10 years under the cool conditions), but only the one, because ~6 years isn't too shabby for a consumer-grade switch that was a "green" switch before that was as common as it is today. Actual lifetime was nearly double the 3-year limited warranty the unit had.
3473454
This drive served me well.  It was installed in a small (mini-ITX) system that was used as a print server on a home network.  It was running 24 hours a day, available at any time.

The drives performance was quite nice, allowing for quick reboots after installing O/S patches.  However, when it crashed, it crashed without warning and went completely dead.

It lasted not quite three years.  Not bad, but I would have expected more from a drive that did not get much use.
3779648
C partition could no longer be read. Lots of bad sectors on both C and D partition. Could not boot! Dead after only 9 months.
3765801
I purchased the D-Link Smart Plug in June 2014.  The setup didn't go so smoothly but, with perserverece, I got it working after about 4hrs.  The Android Smart Phone App works well and the product performed well, for the most part (with occasional disconnects / reconnects) for about 1 year and 8 months.  Then it just died.  The Warranty is only 1yr.  So product worked as advertised, but only lasted 1yr and 8 months.  (I'm glad my refrigerator isn't made by D-Link.)
1242212
got it in nov just died today in april...died whilst pc was on and running, luckily my OS wasn't on this particular ssd but it is on another PNY 120 gb which im NOW considering ditching all together and moving towards a more expensive brand...wouldnt buy again
897728
I purchased this drive in January 2013, for use in my Drobo.  Today, after only eight (8) Months of use, it died.  The other three drives, which are all older, work great.  Only this "new" one died.