Pros: Size: Slim, smallish footprint
Included Power Supply: Sufficient even excessive for most SOC or CPU on board builds
Styling: Simple, clean, attractive lines.
Construction: Well built, sturdy for its price range.
Configuration: Easy to configure to your needs. In my case I removed the drive cage and simply mounted an ssd to the sidewall using velcro. Needless to say airflow is excellent now.

Cons: Built in fan: The fan is not PWM so you either leave it off or hook it up and have it run at max. Recommend an aftermarket PWM fan. At max it is louder than my ATX server with three fans going.

Other Thoughts: Used this case for a PFSense build using the Biostar A68N-5000, some Crucial RAM, and an Intel I350-T2. It took me all of 15 minutes to get everything fitted and another 15 minutes to get it running. The case was a pleasure to work with and I will be using it in the future for an htpc and possibly a file server build. Highly recommend replacing the stock fan with an aftermarket fan with PWM if you want some quiet. It would have worked without the fan, but I like my equipment running as cool as possible in general, especially for 24/7 items.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello Neil,

Thank you for your informative feedback on our BP671 chassis. We are happy to hear about how much you enjoyed building in it. In regards to the fan, we will be sure to forward your suggestion to our R&D department for future product consideration. Thank you for choosing In Win.

Best regards,

In Win Development Inc.

Pros: Good size if you want to build a small system.
Clean and simple looking case.

Cons: Little heavy for its size because it is made with metal not aluminum.

Other Thoughts: First time trying In Win product. Very satisfied.
Will see how long it will last.
Specially the power supply.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello Jung,

Thank you for leaving feedback on our BP671 chassis. We are glad to see that the case met your satisfaction. Thank you for choosing In Win.

Best regards,

In Win Development Inc.

Pros: -Comes with Power Supply
-Comes with SATA and Standard Power Cable
-Clean Appearance with Open Interior

Cons: -Lacks all manner of stand-offs, does not come with proper screws and fittings to attach a motherboard
-Does not come with proper mounting for a SSD nor a 3.5 to 2.5 Adapter plate
-One of the covers for the case is riveted on, so as to be un-removable
-No interior Cable Management

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't recommend this. Were it not for Neweggs Stellar customer service, I'd have returned this.
What kind of manufacturer ships a computer case without the proper screws?

It's cheap, you get what you pay for. It looks nice on the outside, but it's not made to be functional to install reasonably. Be prepared to have to order more of what you didn't think you needed just to get the job done. Very sloppy on the part of the manufacturer.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello,

In-Win BP671 is designed to use volcano holes on the case for attaching a motherboard, and 3.5” to 2.5” HDD/SSD Bracket is optional.
Please visit this link for detail information ( http://www.in-win.com.tw/Corporate/en/goods.php?act=view&id=BP671 ).
Please contact us at customerservice@in-win.com if you need any technical assistance. Thank you very much.

Best Reagrds,
Customer Service
In-Win Development

Pros: Solid, clean design and construction. PSU is reliable and quiet. Nice looking with a clean face.

Cons: The case cooling fan is on "top" when used standing on its side. That's not a problem as long as end-users don't lay stuff on top of the case. The cooling fan is also, as expected for this price-range, not top dollar and I'm starting to see "noise" failures (they start grinding loudly) after about 8 to 12 months. Not surprising...no one uses really good fan bearings anymore.

Other Thoughts: I am now on my 2nd hundred of these and I just hope they keep making them. If they do, I should be past 200 by the end of the year. So far, knock on wood, no PSU failures which REALLY surprised me. First 35 units were deployed 12/2013.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello Lee,

Thank you for your feedback on our BP671 chassis. We are glad to see that you enjoyed our product so much. We appreciate all feedback and will take your critiques into consideration. Thanks again.

Best regards,

In Win Development Inc.

Pros: Closable face to hide the front panel USB ports and optical drive. Very sturdy build. Comes with a power supply.

Cons: Really wish the power supply had 50-100 more watts. That would make a big difference. As it stand, I have about 20 watts to spare and I don't have a graphics card in the machine. Would have been nice if there was some feature for wire management. They're all over the place.

Manufacturer Response:

Hello CVW,

Thank you very much for your valuable opinion on our BP671. We will forward it to our R&D department for improvement.

Best Regards,
Customer Service
IN-Win Development

Pros: Power supply. Normally when I buy a case/PS combination, the first thing to go is the included PS. For this build I bought a 300 watt Seasonic, however it arrived a week late so I put the build together with the included PS. To my surprise the included PS is whisper quiet and pretty stable. I will be returning the Seasonic as I no longer need it. This case also accommodates a full sized optical drive (although it is a tight squeeze).

Cons: Nothing worth knocking an egg off. A minor annoyance is the front cover over the USB ports wont close with a wireless keyboard dongle installed.

Other Thoughts: The build is an A10-7800, Samsung SSD, full size optical drive, which all fit without any problems. I did not connect the case fan, and this still idles under 45 C with the stock heat sink. It is by far the quietest machine I have ever built and I can barely tell it is on.

Pros: This thing looks good, comes with a great power supply, has a surprising amount of space inside for such a small case, and has plenty of holes for airflow. Can be oriented vertically or horizontally and comes with four adhesive rubber feet and a small tower stand. It's a bargain.

Cons: The drive mounting assembly requires a specific order of installation and removal. The optical drive must go in last and come out first, and no hard drives can be removed without taking the entire mounting assembly out. Novices may have a little trouble finding the power button and discerning it from the reset button due to the design.

Other Thoughts: I've built a Core i5 in this case that has been in use for almost two years straight. It's a very flexible, compact, gorgeous case and I hope they never discontinue it.

Pros: Good size - slightly smaller than similar e machine type/style which fits nicely in entertainment center. Just be sure to measure your space against its dimensions, and account for around 2-3" of space for cables in back.

Power supply is quiet.

Looks nice. Makes for a decent HTPC setup.

Cons: Wish the case fan was slightly quieter, but I can barely hear it inside entertainment center. If it were open, I'd rather just leave it disconnected.
Case fan is meant to cool hard drive(s). I suppose it helps more with that if it were vertical, but it can't hurt if it's quiet enough.

Front panel seems a little lightly made. Wish it were a bit sturdier, especially at this price. Might as well have left it open. Then again, I don't expect to open it much. Just wish it were harder, thicker, sturdier plastic.

Other Thoughts: Size sold me on it, as well as looks, and layout. Considered an e machine of similar size, but it was slightly wider, and slightly deeper, which wouldn't have fit inside entertainment center. This case does, with just enough room in back for cables (HDMI, coax, ethernet, USB IR)
Hope the power supply lasts, but at least it's a somewhat standardized size (FTX, I believe).

BRIGHT blue LEDs on front panel. Might be worth disconnecting the "power LED" if you prefer.

Overall, a good little case, considering some of the other options in this size. Looks nice, sturdy enough, and fits the parts I needed it to fit.

Pros: The Look. Absolutely love it.
Customization - you can take everything out. I didn't need a CD drive after the OS install, so I took out the HDD/CD tray and improved the airflow. Dropped in the SSD and attached it to the bottom.
Was an absolute pleasure to build with, even if it only took a few minutes.

Cons: Noisy fans. Not atrociously loud, but much louder than I was hoping for even after reading the reviews complaining about them. Maybe I'll buy new ones some time.

The only fan besides the one in the PSU is in a really stupid location, and is an exhaust fan. There will be no heat ever going where that fan is. Ever.

Other Thoughts: All in all it's a good case, lovely to build with and I would definitely buy another and have recommended it to friends already.

InWin please include better, quieter fans. I will pay the difference in cost. Also please try to find a better location for the only fan you included.

I am using an APU with no add in graphics card some people had comments about.

Pros: Stong construction with plenty of extra screws, nice gloss finish on front bezel, very quiet power supply

Cons: Absolutely no instructions in the box or on the manufacturers website

Other Thoughts: No review or picture depics if and how a CD/DVD can be accessed from the front panel. Its not till I received it that I noticed a locking pushbutton feature on the front face of the unit. When depressed, half of the front bezel can be hinged down to expose the drive bay, USB and audio interfaces. Neweggs pictures dont show a drive in the bay, just a blank bezel which you will knock out for your drive. I combined this box with the MSI A88XI AC FM2+ / FM2 Motherboard and some G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series DDR3 SDRAM Model F3-2133C9D and wouldn't you know it, the heatsinks on the memory stand tall enough to hit the DVD drive case which extends over the memory slots. If you stick in normal height memory this is not an issue. The ATX 4-pin power connector barely reaches to its receptacle and the SATA power cable at the end of the SATA chain barely reaches to the far side of the case for the HDD. Other than that, I like it and would but another for my next build.