Pros: - Small form factor
- Includes a 150W power supply

Cons: - Cable management is tricky due to its size

Pros: I am in the military, so space is everything. It's small, durable, and I am a gamer (which shockingly, this thing does it for me)

Phoenix Mobo
Haswell Dual core
Geforce GT 740
256 GB SSD
8gb Ram

Plays GTA 5, skyrim, wow, you name it... on high graphics with no issues, running a 23" monitor at 1920 resolution.

Cons: Had to bend a metal tab on the back to get my hdmi to connect to my video card but its all good and it works.

Pros: *quality build, good construction

*good placement of tray

*easy to work with

Cons: *not sure if front LED light is working correctly

*there should be less cables since its a built-in power supply but its all workable

Other Thoughts: I built a mini-ITX HTPC with this case. Case is easy to work with and has a good layout. It was easy to build a perfectly silent HTPC with this case. Only problem I had was front LED light, I could never get working. I think for the price this is a great case choice for a mini-ITX build. It is rather no-frills and a bit heavy, however.

Pros: Small and reliable, I've built up to i5-4960 systems in them and the power supply does just fine

Cons: a bit tight with some motherboards

Other Thoughts: I've purchased over a hundred of these and have only had one bad power supply in the last three years. It's a toss up between this and the 310-150, they are nearly identical, my only issue with them is availability. It may be that Antec is phasing them out as they are both hard to find. Wiring can be a bit tight, but take your time and keep it neat and you won't have any issues. Stock coolers up to i5-4960 fit just fine, some taller ram (the really crazy big heat sink stuff) may hit the hard drive cage.

Pros: Compact case with built in power supply.
All the cables and plugs reached perfectly, albeit with large hands it's quite a challenge to work in these tiny spaces.

Cons: I actually had to take the hard drive mounting bracket and use the grinder on it out in the shop in order to get it to fit back in the case over the CPU fan (AMD A10-7850K). I had to grind away one entire corner of the bracket in order for it to back in once the CPU fan was in place. Terrible design.

Other Thoughts: Antec ISK 110 was a better choice for me. I like the external power supply...less heat in the case.

Pros: Solid construction, comes with PSU, nice size for my home theatre.
The 150W PSU is plenty for the parts I chose to install.

Cons: small size = tight fit for components

Other Thoughts: I bought this case to build a Kodi streamer for my home entertainment
system. AMD Athlon 5350 cpu, ASRock AM1H-ITX, SanDisk 128GB SSD & G.SKILL Ares Series 4GB DDR3 1600

Pros: This case is very small inside so it will be very cramped inside once you place everything, cable planning/routing must be a very thorough process before starting the build. I built a HTPC with a Intel Core i5-4570S Haswell and ASUS H87I-PLUS LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Mini ITX Intel Motherboard. The processor I used is very hot so I would recommend using a second case fan.

Cons: Some very sharp edges on some of the internal support pieces required a little filing to keep from cutting cables and hands during build process. The plastic cover over the CD drive is pretty flimsy and with repeated unlocking will most likely break the mechanism.

Pros: good construction.

Cons: fan adapters are missing(not included). 2 fans connect to the mother board and 2 require $3 adapters. The case also has some poor design issues. It says SSD compatible, but it's mounted at the bottom of the case.

Other Thoughts: This was a good manufacturer but now they cheap out for a $3 part.

Pros: Good compromise for size, options and quality. Fit and finish is top-notch, typical Antec.

Cons: Atypical for Antec: Had PS failure during set-up. Popped my household circuit breaker 3rd time I powered it on and no output. Sent it back and got a new one. Had to sign up for Prime trial to avoid $30 in shipping charges for bad product.

Other Thoughts: Never had a problem this early with an Antec product. Replacement unit powered up fine and has been burning in for about a week. Hopefully this one was at the end of the bell-curve for failure rates. Yes, I would buy another w/o worry.

Pros: • Small form factor
• USB 3.0 ports on front
• Comes with power supply
• Fits a standard Intel CPU cooler
• Has one low profile PCI Express slot
• Has 1 PS/2 port on back in case you need it
• Room for two 2.5" hard drives
• Comes with base to stand on edge or flat

Cons: • Only a 150 watt PSU
• Unnecessary eSATA port on front?
• Only a half height DVD drive will fit

Other Thoughts: I built a system with a Core i3 4330 Haswell with 8GB RAM, and using onboard video. So far so good. Nice little machine. Quiet. Space is tight and cable management isn't ideal, but it works. Just be sure to buy a mini-ITX case that has a USB 3.0 header for the front USB ports.

Antec ISK 300-150
Intel Core i3-4330 Haswell
GIGABYTE GA-B85N LGA 1150
G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB)
PNY XLR8 SSD9SC240GMDA-RB 2.5" 240GB SSD