I am amazed about the kind of photos this camera produces. I am new to photography and used it for Landscape photography. I tried Video and was impressed. I also bought its big brother the Canon on Mark ii has my main camera.

It’s a great gaming mouse.Pros:Feels great, it’s smooth, and clicks goods. Macro is neat and handy. Wheel lock can do some funny things in a bunch of games.Cons:The current software program that controls everything sucks big ‘ol donkey donger. Depending on the game the software craps it’s pants and glitches out the LEDs causing your mouse’s sensor to power down and back up. Meaning it stutters your game to hell making you have to turn the LED off.The two buttons, left and right wheel, really needs a stronger spring and a more pronounced click. It’s not really something you can macro other keys to because they’re unreliable.You need a super-flat surface to use the mouse on. I’ve used other mice where you can have bumps, hills, and gaps on the field but still be playable but this mouse is not like those. Needs to be smooth.

A fabulous reference book for finding the stars and planets. The descriptions of the universe bring it to life in an amazing way. So good I bought my grandson a copy.

It has good xfer speed. Reliable. Handy. But, as far as portability goes, all HDDs are risky. Portability means the risk of dropping/bumping/jarring. SSDs are not as fragile. But then again, you'll never find an SSD this large. I've found some advertised, but they're junk. Gotta be careful.One pet peeve I have about software makers in general, is that they all assume you'll just install whatever you give them without any thought. But, I need to know a lot of pre-purchase/installation info. This drive came with some software. But, there was no about it with it. I had no idea what it was for, what it did, the license agreement, or why I should even be interested in it. I just deleted it without any thought. It works fine as a plain-ol-drive.