Thermaltake Armor Revo VO200M1W2N Black SECC ATX Full Tower Computer Case

Pros: The harddrive mounting system is far better than some other cases. The layout and room inside case worked perfect for me. The ability to dock a harddrive in the top of the case to backup a current drive is out of this world. And of course the blue Led's are absolutely great!

Cons: This is a big huge case, but then again that's also a pros.

Pros: Spacious and roomy on the interior, gives a lot of room for airflow for extreme gaming rigs.
Allows people, like me, who have large hands, ease of installation of all the components.

Cons: The tool free bays could be more friendly to the brackets for solid state drives

Other Thoughts: The case could be an inch or two taller, to allow for more space for push-pull systems on self contained water cooling radiators. My radiator is almost touching the memory on my motherboard, due to how the layout is.

Pros: -Side Window
-Cable Management
-Nearly toolless design, makes putting in drives and devices in easy
-Room for lots of fans
-Plug and Play door fan
-Docking station for sata drives

Cons: -Description states colorshift fans, which I believe can change between colors as seen on other thermaltake cases
-No rubber feet
-Pricey compared to similar thermaltake cases (Chaser MK-I, nearly identical with colorshift fans)

Other Thoughts: I would personally go with the Chaser MK-I (VN300M1W2N) case, it is cheaper and nearly identical

Pros: big lots of room usb 3.0 , docking station for extra hdd

Cons: none at allll

Other Thoughts: had a problem with side panel fan making noise called thermatake and the sent me a new fan rightaway

Pros: Very Sturdy......it's a Thermaltake, "what do you expect".
Front and Top Fans glow Blue.
You can turn the LED's on and OFF.
Sata Drive docking station built in on top of case. Great for quick access to a bare drive.
Can remove the Front 'wings' if you wish.

Cons: Can't use an Extended Motherboard.

Other Thoughts: This is my second Thermaltake case.
You can't go wrong with these cases if you are looking for something that is VERY STURDY and built to last.

Pros: great case, great cable management, great air flow, led are cool and pretty bright, love the harddrive trays easy

Cons: none

Pros: This was very easy to transfer my existent system from one case into this one. The added Space gave me much more playroom around the end of the video card and allowed for more wire management. The added bonus of the inside setup for drive bays and hard drives being screawless and easy to pop in and out plus the side fan not being wired directly where I would need to disconnect it every time I worked inside makes it so much easier for me to add more later.

Cons: Only real con is the sheer weight of the case even when empty. Unless you have a good spot for it you might have some issues. Make sure where ever you put it can take the weight without warping later. Minor con would be the cleaning of the dust screens but I take that as reg clean up but do recomend a good air can.

Other Thoughts: Wished they made one twice as wide(for personal custom reasons XD)

Pros: Quite large, giving you plenty of room to work with!
Materials are nice and sturdy
fans are relatively quiet
tool less features
led are cool
looks nice
nice accessories

Cons: The biggest annoyance is that this case doesn't have rubber feet! For this price, i feel like rubber feet should be a given. The feet are hard plastic which force me to place a towel underneath the whole thing so i doesn't scratch my table. Which it already has..

The case then can with two problems:
1. the top fan came with a pretty harsh rattle. I found out that one of the mesh screens was rattling on the other screen. My quick fix to that was to wedge a folded piece of paper in between them.
2. the side 200m fan came defective, it came with a loud rattle but now it doesnt even spin unless i have it on high speeds...

Other Thoughts: Thermaltake has such cool looking cases but its such a shame that they charge so much money and then skimp out on some areas of the case..
In the end, everything can be fixed. although i dont know how to solder all that well, installing a new fan shouldnt be all that difficult. Not to sure on the feet... the only thing that comes to mind is jamming a bunch of play dough into them

Pros: Great case with plenty of room and good wire management,
plenty of air flo in this case too and room for a h100

Cons: hard drive racks seem flimsy but worked.
door fan does not light up and with there quik connect on the door fan you cant replace it if it burns out or if you want a colored fan.
kind of annoying that the l.e.d switch with is built into the case can not support more fans and should you ad another led fan to the case and there is room for more fans on this case you wont be able to control there lights,so i decided to replace all the fans with spectre pro fans and use there led fan controller with switch

Pros: Massive! Great airflow. Room for a 30mm x 200mm fan in front of 6 HD bays. Solid metal design. Well thought out cable management holes and space. Plenty of space behind MOBO for hiding wires. SATA dock. Small window. Feet to keep case/PSU of the ground (although no rubber base). Air filters everywhere except the back. Side window fan connected with spring loaded metal contacts (think mac power plugs). 5.25" drive bay retention mechanism is one click and definitely superb. Front facade comes off easily and does not vibrate when attached. Rubber dampening on all hard drive caddies screw mounts. Screw holes on back of HD bay for future hot swap bay mods. Nicely angled front panel. The front wings can actually be useful if you mount a 5.25" card reader and have cards sticking out.

Cons: The stock fans (TT-230) are absolute garbage. Beware that you will need to switch out the 3 200mm fans to make this case usable. The fans are loud. Even though Thermaltake claims they are ,13~15dBA they most certainly are not. The front fan was not scr*w*d in properly creating a whining metallic vibration. The fans are not dampened by rubber or grommets. Most modern motherboards have fan connectors that will regulate their speed according to temperature readings. TT fans do not play nice with these motherboards. They will spin only at full power and will not be detected by the MOBO. There is no off switch for the case fans thru the front control panel. Which means whining on all the time or higher rpm whining. If like me, you'll replace the 200mm fans with something else, the three fan control buttons are rendered obsolete. I got nice BitFenix fans which have led on/off wires that naturally you cannot use with the (proprietary controller?) buttons.

No rubber on feet.
No rubber

Other Thoughts: Despite the cra**y fans and massive size of this case I am pretty happy with it. It is a solid case and should hold up well over time. It cost me a additional $70 to replace the fans. The the side window fan was DOA, TT had a replacement at my door within a week, gratis. Another reviewer here said that this case has Quick change drive bays. It does not! To remove your HD you have to take off both doors. Left one to pull the drive. Then right one to disconnect power/sata cables. I spent a few hours researching a cable/bracket solution to hold the wires in place so I could simply pull the drives without taking the right side door off. No such solution exists. A server backplane may work if spacing is right. TT did include screw holes behind each drive to you may be able to rig something up with a trip to your hardware store and drilling/gluing. I should note that the side doors swing out from the back to open/close. Therefore ,you must screw the door in to keep it in place.