IN WIN Z583T.CQ350TBL Black / Silver Steel MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case 350W Power Supply

Pros: Toolless, nice looking, decent ventilation

Cons: Cable management not even an afterthought.
Almost had to remove my motherboard to install 3.5" internal harddrive as it barely cleared my G.Skill memory and the stock Intel cooler.

Pros: Decent case in with a similar design to years of MicroATX InWin Cases

Cons: This case does not have a reset button.

Pros: Very nice tower, have used several for various builds. Sturdy, no sharp edges, tool-less drive bays work well, clean appearance. None have come damaged so far, they are packed pretty well.

The 350W Powerman psu included is quiet and a good choice for modest builds. Has a 3 year warranty as well.

Cons: none

Pros: Great small size, look, and sturdy. The tool-ess design is great with the option to screw down your HDDs and other bay drives. Plenty of space for my big 5850 graphics card aswell.

Cons: No cable management but that comes with the buying of a small case. only 2 3.5 bays.

Other Thoughts: MSI 760GM-E51 micro atx
AMD 965be 3.4ghz
AMD performance edition rem
Antec True Blue 750
LG internal Blu-ray burner
Asus cd/dvd burner
MSI R5850 twin frozr
more parts on order

Pros: Screwless design.
Super easy to work with.
Solid build - doesn't feel like it'll bend by you looking at it.
Has nice looks to it while keeping it professional.

Cons: IN-Win sales team / phone support have no clue whats in their cases.
You never know what connectors the PSU will have.
See other thoughts.

Other Thoughts: I have been using this case for over 30 builds now, love it.
Out of 30 I had one bad PSU, not bad ratio in my book.

My main problem (and the reason for -1 egg) is the fact that you never know what PSU you'll have in there, I had cases with with 1x4 pin (cpu) and some with 2x4 pin connector.
This can be a pretty big pain if you're trying to place an order for 5 computers and don't know if you'll need adapters or not.
Calling IN-Win sales team to try and get answer before I order I was told by a tech person that all cases ship with 1x4 pin, they don't have any PSU's with 2x4 (and/or 8 pin connector), ok, cool, I place my order and order a few 4 to 8 pin adapters.
Few days later, get everything delivered, open the case.. and what do you know.. 2x4 connectors!

Case is great - buy it, but be ready for a mix up. Don't count on the cpu connector.
Last few I got had 2x4 connectors.

Pros: Case nice design, good quality

Cons: Power supply DOA

Other Thoughts: When you buy a case with PSU installed and the PSU is DOA, the shipping cost on an RMA is substantial compared with the cost of the case. I didn't RMA mine, for a few dollars more than the shipping cost I just bought a new PSU at my fortunately nearby computer superstore. Cooler Master makes several that are same exact physical size as one that came with the case

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Pros: Compact size, yet never felt cramped.

Feels quite sturdy, never seemed "flimsy".

Nice minimalistic appearance.

Cons: I have personally had no issues with this case. It has served it's purpose quite well.

Other Thoughts: I actually had a larger case with all kinds of fancy stuff going on, but it wasn't very fun to take everywhere. I bought this case and switched to a Micro-ATX motherboard and a modular PSU. Drilled the top-front of the case and added an aluminum case handle ( VERY difficult- had to use shorter bolts than what were supplied with the handle, and maneuvering up in there was a pain... Ended up nice and clean though with some work. That's not the case's fault though. ) added some LEDs inside and now I have a slick little LAN box that is envied by some of my pals with enormous tricked-out towers. I really like this thing.

Pros: Super easy to use. Almost 100% tool-less design. Great airflow for mATX. Power supply is actually really good. No mobo standoffs needed. Super easy front bezel removal. Sturdy metal for a budget case. An all around winner.

Cons: Using more than 1 hard drive requires you to block a good portion of the front bezel area, alternatively you can double stack 2 hard drives very close to each other in the "floppy" bay meaning they will both run warmer than normal. Other than this minor complaint the case is rock solid!

Other Thoughts: My company uses these for 95% of our builds. I have personally built close to 50 systems with this case and I must say it is the BEST non-enthusiast style case I have ever used. Power supply's that come with a case are typically junk but this thing is powering 100's of systems we build and rarely come back for replacement. I also must correct some other reviews by saying that it will actually hold 3 hard drives unless you are using a floppy disc drive or card reader bay. Seriously, if you need to build a light gaming machine for a friend or a new internet/email/facebook computer for your parents, THIS is the case for you.

Pros: The case is sturdy, nicely finished with no sharp edges, and the fans are quiet. There is a 12cm fan in the PSU, and a 9cm fan in the back. Assembling the components was easy and mostly tool-less. The PSU is plenty for office work or light gaming. I also like the classy look, with no tacky lights, alien themes or refrigerator doors.

Cons: Only room for one hard drive, and the vertical installation somewhat limits your cable routing options.

Other Thoughts: Very satisfied with the quality and value of the case. Currently it houses an office-duty rig with a Core i3 2100, stock cooling, and everything runs cool and quiet.

Pros: Tool-less design, except for MOBO screws, Even the PCI-slot cover is tool-less. The case is really meant for a basic setup, not for a gaming rig. The front silver mesh finish looks very nice and definitely not tacky, I was worried about that. There's probably enough room for a decent graphics card if the PSU permits it.

Cons: Only room for 1 HDD, and I noticed the tool-less design for the HDD did not line up completely (only one screw hole would line up at a time). It would be nice if the front only had 1 ODD bay and no 3.5" floppy style bays/covers. I don't think a FDD can even be installed yet the front panel has the slots for it.

Other Thoughts: To some of the other reviewers: You can install the HDD from the front by taking off the front panel or apparently the HDD case can swivel out? I didn't even notice this but I have another case being shipped to me as we speak so I'm curious how that works. Also there are other In Win cases of the same look that do have 400W PSUs both in Mini And Mid size towers.