1.5 years and still works like new; no leaks, no funny noises fan still quiet if need be and temps are in the cool zone. Perfect for an old build upgrade with some colors

It doesnt take a month+ to review those, plug, test, run a game and a dozen windows opened in 2 browsers and check core(s) temp (its an old computer, no cinebench I see a max of 47 degrees on a 68% load max on a core with the fans on the highest setting which is not very fast and very quiet. Those are not the rainbow pride parade that seems to be the rage although when you run the RGB option some transitions faintly go through some 2-3 colors mix, its subtle, in good taste if I may say so. I was surprised to see I got the PRO version with motherboard synch capability (4 pins 12V std connector, can you believe that, should fit with most new types of motherboards) but they are not used on a new board, in fact its a 10 yrs old board (got these for my win7 box, I have a XP box and a Ryzen 7 box) so I use the remote which came with a dead battery (btw, CR2032 works in it even though its a CR2025 that comes with it, both are 3V same dimensions)

These tools are meant to be used when the heads are rounded/ruined;not to be used with broken bolts that were cross-threaded or when somebody used the wrong pitch/thread When the right tool is used properly, it makes the work that much more enjoyable

I am lucky enough that the design and length of the cables fit my desktop perfectly because frankly, the wires are a tad short; My leds only light when I plug something in them and I get an instant connection with the computer if the device has the ability to do so.

I use this device to power-up and make my VoiP Ubiquity phone work on my home network.