Pros: Its a very adorable case is the reason I got it. its not riced out like other cases at the price point with LEDs and bright colors. its black inside and out with rounded holes, so no cut up hands or cut wires. Plenty of HDD and SDD bays that are all sideways to help with cable management. it has plenty of space for 120 mil fans and i think you can install a top mounted rad. It has a neat fan mount/dust filter in the front that is completely tooless. speaking of tooless the whole case is. the only thing u need a tool for is to mount the SDD and Motherboard. For the price it's one heck of a case!

Cons: could use a dust filter for the top 120 mill fan locations. no room for 8 pin CPU connector on top, but hey it's 40 bucks lolol! Oh and no case speaker

Pros: Really easy to set up. PSU, Motherboard, PCIe Card, and Wiring a breeze.

Cons: 3.5" HDDs stick out far enough from the bay to prevent the door from going on. Attempting to close it puts entirely too much pressure on the power and SATA cables, and in turn, the drive. They are now precariously attached by a single screw hole that is in each drive slot but deep enough that the drives don't stick out any longer. If it weren't for this, it would be a five egg review. 2 eggs off for since this seems like a pretty obvious flub that should have been sorted out in design.

Other Thoughts: Looking forward to liquid cooling in the future, with this case specifically, but may not keep the case due to HDD bay issues.

Pros: All black, lots of room for drives, looks simple and nice, has front USB 3.0

Cons: The 8 pin CPU cable from my power supply didn't fit through the back of the of the case and through the top of the case there wasn't a large enough gap when the ATX motherboard was mounted so i had to string the CPU cord over the top of the video card, adding .5 inches to the top of the case to create space between the case and motherboard would have solved this, seems like a weird thing to have wrong. My HAF 912 has much better cable management capabilities.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,
We at Thermaltake apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused you. Your suggestion has been escalated and we will take this suggestion into consideration for the improvement on our future products.
Thermaltake USA Customer service
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Pros: Great case for the money. Plenty of room and the cable management very good.

Cons: front cover is a little difficult to remove at first.

Pros: Despite being priced very cheaply, this case has quite a bit of room for fans and radiators throughout the case, making future expansion a real possibility with this case as I may water cool in the future.

Cons: I don't know if this is standard, but the radiator holes on the top of the case are going to unfortunately going to be left empty for now since I don't have a radiator to place in it, thus allowing for a lot dust to get into the case. While it may provide beter airflow, over time the computer may get guked up from dust build up.

Pros: - Very easy to build with
- Don't need mobo standoffs, the screw holes are elevated, making it easier to install mobo
- Tool-less drive bays for HDDs (SSD slots do need screwdriver though)
- Tool-less PCI slot cover
- Nearly Silent
- It "Just Works"

Cons: - Non-tinted side panel
- Arguably ugly
- Only one fan pre-installed
- Fan has no LEDs

Other Thoughts: Most cases at this price (I bought it for $20 on black friday) are reaaaally low-quality and hard to work with. This one is actually good though. No flashy features or LEDs, but it does the job, which is something I've found out is rare in cases for <$30

Pros: Since it was only $30 I wasn't expecting too much. For a mid tower case it was great for my needs. Never had a case where the PSU was on the bottom, this is great and much easier for cable management.

Cons: Not sure if it was the case or the I/O plate on my ASUS Z97-E LGA 1150 Intel Z97 board, but they didn't mix well. Ended up holding the plate in place and screwing the board down to hold it in place. Bit of a pain, but everything works fine.

Pros: No sharp edges, plenty of screws, good venting, nice cable management features, spiffy window. The quick release 5 1/4" drive bay mechanisms are good for optical drives, but not so much for shorter items like reservoirs. Thankfully, you can just use normal mounting screws as well. Intake filters everywhere!

Cons: Pretty thin metal, front panel can be a little nerve wracking to get off for fear of breaking it. Placement of the water cooling pass through holes means they are blocked if you mount the back fan and radiator fan internally.

Other Thoughts: Not a bad case for the price. Probably will get dinged and dented quickly if you transport your PC often, but next to a desk it will work just fine.

Pros: good value easy to work with.

Cons: there could be more openings for for cable management I have a full ATX board and it is there kinda tight , which has made managing my cables a bit of a challenge

Pros: Lots of room for expansion and great design.

Cons: The power button didn't work. The case has a reset button that I was able to convert into the power button. So, it works but not the way it was intended.

Other Thoughts: Otherwise for the price, a pretty good deal. And of course we all know that parts sometimes have defects. At least it works.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We at Thermaltake would like to apologize for the inconvenience this has caused.
Please contact Customer Support at your earliest convenience to have the power button replaced through warranty.

Thermaltake USA
Email: ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.com
Toll Free: 1-800-988-1088 M-F 9:00AM~5:30PM (P.S.T)