Yes, Lexar SD cards are good when you match the series and speed class to your gear and buy from trusted sellers.

Yes, Lexar NVMe drives are good for gaming and everyday builds when you pick the right series and capacity.

Yes, Kingston SSDs deliver solid speed and reliability for most tasks; choose the right model and interface for your needs.

Yes, Crucial SSDs are good—Micron-built drives with strong value; pick MX500, P5 Plus, T500 or T700 based on speed needs.

A missing laptop cursor usually comes from settings, drivers, or input conflicts—tweak visibility options, update drivers, or reset inputs.

On a laptop, missing Wi‑Fi usually means the adapter is off, drivers failed, airplane mode is on, or the router hides the SSID—check each and reset.

Laptop sound issues often come from muted audio, wrong output, driver faults, or app settings—try volume, output device, and a quick restart first.

Yes, Gen 5 NVMe are worth it for heavy creation workloads; for gaming and everyday use, Gen 4 delivers better value.

No, flash drives aren’t a safe bet for long‑term storage; use them for transfer and keep archives under a 3‑2‑1 backup plan with regular checks.

Yes, flash drives are reliable for transfers, but long‑term storage needs backups, safe handling, and the right file system.