Pros: Cool light up LEDs, plenty of fans, a lot of HDD space, and even 2 racks for SSD. Control knob for fan, 4 USB ports and mic/headphone jacks in the front make it really convenient.

Cons: Setting up and arranging the wires can be somewhat difficult. Although there are efforts to organize cables it does not seem enough and can make things quite cramped with a fully loaded motherboard (i.e. two graphics cards, sound card, HDD, and SSD)

Other Thoughts: Regardless of the con, it is still a good case. Fans, LEDs, and the convenience of all the stuff in the front definitely a good buy!

Pros: The case looks great, has a strong chassis, and a solid feel to it. The fans were quiet and kept my i7 nice and cool while they worked. Ability to turn off the LEDs was great.

Cons: The top fan wouldn't start on its own after a few months, and I didn't realize it, but the front fans completely stopped working as well. Eventually my i7 overheated and I replaced it and this case.

Other Thoughts: I am not buying another Thermaltake.

Pros: Big case
No sharp edges

Cons: Fans are sleve not ball bearing and really poor quality.

Bought the case in end of 2009. Currently on 3rd fan replacment.

Rear fan failed about 4 months in. Replaced with bearing Antec.

Side panel fan is proprietary. One fan failure a year. Having to buy 3rd replacment as the case is out of warranty (EXPENSIVE). First fan lasted only about 3 weeks. Worst fans of any case I have owned even the wangfu beer can specials.

Pros: keeps every thing cool, its very quit. cool colors

Cons: rear fan died, its turning slow with a jet engine noise, so I disconnect it. the power button LED does not change color, its always blue.

Other Thoughts: Like the case. my max temp is 38C. I have a phenom II X6 @ 3.0 Ghz but even when I over cloak it to 3.75ghz, it never passes 39C. cases is very good

Pros: This case is the best case I've used yet. It has cool multi-color fans that are huge. This case will never overheat with the amount of air movement the fans create. It is a large and spacious case that will fit even the longest video cards.

Cons: I didn't like the 2.5" drive bay because it sits on top of the power supply, meaning you have to take it out to put the PSU in. Then you can't put it back in because of the wires being in the way.

Other Thoughts: I normally would buy from Newegg, but I found the product cheaper somewhere else.--Newegg is still number one

Pros: The case has a decent amount of room for mid sized. The LED lights on the fans are cool, but in the end its still just lights. Durable Case and easy to set up, for the most part.

Cons: The molex connector to power the led lights and fans came faulty the first time I got it, had to send it back to new egg and get a new one. They were great in the return process btw. Since than, and it doesnt always happen, but the side fan connector is a weird connection with the side panel and comes a little bit loose sometimes. When that happens all the lights go haywire and some of the fans stop working on and off. Have to remove side panel and re-tighten to fix the problem.

Pros: junk

Cons: junk

Other Thoughts: junk

Pros: Great airflow:
The big fans work great for keeping everything cool while keeping the noise down.

Great interior:
Tons of space for cable management, and most objects in the case are removable for easy work.

Looks awesome:
The multi-colored LED's look really cool, and you can turn them off if you want. Also, the sleek black exterior with the red seal on the side panels give it a little flavor.

Cons: The power button has a super bright, blue LED that lights up the room if I have all the other LED's and the monitor off and still remains the same color if I change the color of the other LED's.

** Nitpick **
The power supply fits into the bottom of the case (which I generally prefer) and the 4-pin power connector on my motherboard is at the top so I have to stretch a cable all the way across. Not really a con as much as a minor nuisance.

Other Thoughts: Bought it in a combo deal. Price would kind of scare me away if I was buying just a case, but it is a great one.

Pros: Fairly easy to work with, good cable management overall, keeps a lot of dust out of the case. Good airflow while also fairly quiet.

Cons: Hard drives can be a bit of a pain to get in or out after you've assembled the computer (gotta remove the front bezel, unscrew one screw and then they slide out). SSD cable management could be better. No USB 3.0, only feature I really miss. No eSATA either, never saw a use for that though.

Other Thoughts: Wish it had USB 3.0, other than that I'm happy with it.

Pros: - large fans (move more air @ slower speed = quieter)
- front usb x4 (I know this is standard now, but my last case had 0)
- plenty of 3.5 bays (I can have a drive for each data type if I want)
- side panel attaches with contacts (instead of prongs - I always bent the ones on my old case)

Cons: - 2.5 bays (should be called mounts instead) seem like an afterthought (both sit above power supply, which will cause trouble with non-modular PSUs) and they face the 2.5 devices in different directions (??)
- lights (really?) The knob is going to break (my fear) for the number of times that I have to click it to get them to turn off
- would like to see 2.5 adapters for 3.5 bay (not a big deal)
- side fan fights with a stock CPU fan (both push air in opposite directions - most people using this case will probably have an aftermarket sink [like me] with a sideways fan anyway)
- side panel needs faster access (i.e. I am lazy)

Other Thoughts: The cons are small enough (except the 2.5 mount issue) that I can't really complain. The rest of the cons are my personal preference. I've had far worse cases and not many better.