Pros: Handsome case. Front panel lights are not insanely bright, yet clearly visible. Reasonably quiet. Decent interior layout.

Cons: A little tight inside, cabling is definitely a challenge.

Other Thoughts: This is the second one of these cases I have bought, the first one several years ago. The original P/S in the first is long since dead as I reported in ny earlier review. This time, I am using a much lower power configuration, and the P/S has now been working for about 3 months with no issues. I think I probably overloaded the first one. As long as you don't overstress the power supply I think it will be fine.

If the cabling wasn't so challenging, and I didn't have a negative history with the P/S, I would have given it 5 stars.

Pros: fits everything i need perfect. Others have said power supply doesn't last, mine is still kicking 4 years later. I guess your millage may varry. fits a dvd and 2 hhd, plus a spot for a ssd.

Cons: Very tight fit. hard to make everything fit. not cable management as expected.

Pros: Decent case for the price...shorter depth than most (my shelf is only 16 1/6" deep)

Cons: Power supply went bad just after I finished the build.

Other Thoughts: A little bit tight. There is a 5.25" bay for cd/dvd, but it pushes a bit on the RAM so I decided to leave the bay empty. I just wish the case was around 3/4" higher (thicker)...it would have solved my RAM issue. Of course, If it had been another MB, I may not have had a RAM issue to begin with..

Pros: Fantastic case. Easy to build in. Love being able to drop the mobo in from the top. Very quiet. Using it in the living room as an entertainment PC. Built on an Asrock H-81M mobo, Core I-3 Hazlett 35W proc, 8Gb of Crucial "Sport" RAM, Crucial SATA3 (6G) 120Gb SSD. Running Win7 Home Premium SP1. Boots in about 20 seconds! Used mostly for catching up on missed shows online. Our "monitor" is a 60" Sharp flatscreen running through an HDMI bus.

Cons: I gave it a 3 for one reason only. I built my system on a Friday after work. Around midnight I was finally ready to bring it to life. (Since I do not build often, the parts I use are never the same so, I take my time and study how to put things together) imagine my surprise when I pushed the button and absolutely nothing happened. No lights, no fans, no anything! Turns out that the Power button and reset button connectors are reversed. Simply switching their connections to the mobo corrected the problem. Been running like a champ ever since. Love this case.

Pros: Very quiet front fan. The power supply is enough for a low end AM1 build. Everything has been reliable.

Cons: You will need to remove the power supply to install any hard drives. Otherwise the internal layout is fine.

Pros: Nice, cheap, small form factor, able to fit in most TV cabinets

Cons: Fans are kind of loud, but I keep mines in a closed cabinet.

Other Thoughts: I've had this case for 2 1/2 years now and it stays on most of the time and the power supply hasn't died yet.

Pros: Solid construction
Simple elegant design
Ships with PS
Nothing missing
Well packaged for shipping

Cons: None for my particular application

Other Thoughts: If you want a case for a simple HTPC running a minimal
Low power MoBo & precessor this is perfect. Given the air flow, I'd advise against it if you want a lot of hard drives &/or memory. My App puts a BCS micro ATX MoBo with a 45W pentium and a 80gig SSD. for the purpose of running streaming vids or vids on a USB drive, or playing music..TCO < $200 (I had memory from another systems upgrade). There's room for a lot more in there but I'd beef up the air flow if I wanted to power it up.

Pros: Small but functional. Power supply adequate. -VERY- sturdy.

Cons: 3pin Power LED required some "surgery" for a board with only a 2pin header.
Alignment is a little awkward if your optical drive is large.

Other Thoughts: Front firewire kind of obsolete nowadays, but easily covered with a case badge.
Could cover RAM slots, has about an inch of clearance to the CPU cooler actually.

All things considered, I'm pretty impressed with this case, especially for the price. There are some negative reviews concerning the power supply, but it's plenty adequate for me. If I have any trouble with it, I'll update this.

Pros: Looks great, has exactly what it said it had.

Cons: I was trying to fit in a console and Newegg happened to have the correct sizes reported for width vs. depth. However, the picture provided for the top-down, if measured, showed clearly that it was wider than it was deep--so i assumed that the specs were swapped. I confirmed this, I THOUGHT, on the manufacturers site. However, turns out neweggs written depth was correct, so i was a bit upset.

Please fix that picture so the aspect ratio becomes realistic!

Pros: Good case and nice design.

Cons: Power supply has died twice for no reason.

Other Thoughts: Luckily, HEC is cool about replacing them. Just a pain in the a**. You can get the RMA here: http://hecgroupusa.com/downloads/