Power Supply Entry Level Gaming Computer

This power supply is a very good entry level power supply. It has enough power for a pretty good entry level pc. It's easy enough to install and the cable management is pretty reasonable depending on the case.

I am very pleased with the receivers features and power. This is a great entry level receiver.

Entry level mic that anyone can get.

great card for an entry level quasi budget build for HD gaming

Great value for an entry level gaming/productivity desktop. It could use an extra fan which you can add for less than $10 but I have had no problems. 12gb of ram is strange but hey it it is better than the standard 8 at this price point.

This class 2 power supply is for our key-pad pool entry gate. The price was so good that I ordered 2, to have one on hand. It has only been installed for 3 weeks, no problems so far. I don't expect any.

Excellent entry level drone.

Installed this as the master drive in a new entry level MSI gaming laptop that came with a 256MB M.2 SSD . I'm 60 years old and by no means a gamer. My games are flight simulators. And, being an old geek I prefer to see a hard drive in a box so to speak. The original M.2 drive is still in the laptop as a filing cabinet for my less used junk but I am very happy with the performance of this Crucial drive!

This flash is a good fit for Sony A6000 camera. It has good flash power (better than entry level flash), good size and fit for A6000, and all the features you want from your flash, including TTL, fast sync, etc. Highly recommend it.

I've been a user of entry level strobes for years, and could never talk myself into pulling the trigger on much more expensive options. The Profoto B1s were in my shopping cart a couple of months ago and backed out again. When the B1X lights were introduced, I jumped on them.... and I'm really happy that I did. Some of the benefits of Profoto that I've been missing: * TTL, high speed sync, and freeze options * Control lighting output from the camera * Precise 1/10 f-stop control (versus an imprecise slider) * Consistent output * Built in power source -- completely portable * Quality construction I've just begun to scratch the surface with respect to light modifiers, but what I have so far (beauty dish, a couple of soft boxes, reflectors, etc.) are great quality compared to what I've used in the past. Yes, it's spendy, and it took me a while to make the commitment. But I have no regrets. I enjoy shooting on location, so the portability of the battery operated units is fantastic. I was concerned whether the 500Ws power would be sufficient, and so far it is more than adequate. Battery life has been impressive. None of my foreseeable plans would require back-up batteries. I am a photography enthusiast who does some commercial work but does not make a living at it. Most of my photography is for pleasure.