Pros: -Seems like a fantastic case with A LOT of space if I could get it together.

Cons: -Was missing standoffs. This kind of ruined my day because I'm now going to be waiting a week to put together my computer because I have to order twenty cents of brass off the internet and wait for it to ship.

Pros: Nice case... build quality is good... it feels nice, not cheap.. looks good, everything inside was solid. I Fit in a big Graphics card, EVO 212 cooler, 600w CORSAIR power supply... all with tons of room left. Tons of options for drives inside of it.... I used an m.2 SSD so all of mine were empty.. but you could really setup a nice filer server in this thing.

Cons: It feels a little big, lots of wasted space inside. After staring at it for a week, I decided it was too big still and am going to rebuild with a smaller mobo and case. The audio port on the front got a little noisey (inside the headphones) after leaving the computer on for a few days, not sure if that was the case fault, or the mobo high impedance mobo setting for the high end headphones i was using. I plugged direct into the back of the mobo and it was fine.

Other Thoughts: I ended up going with an ITX option... many of these mATX options are still too big really, I would only go mATX if you really think you will end up going dual video card.... Other than that there are a lot of nice ITX options, that dont leave so much empty space on your desk........ This case was cheap though.. so it will probably sit around here for a bit, and then I'll give it to a friend building a rig.

Pros: spacious, cheap, customizable

Cons: screws came all in one tiny plastic bag and the instruction manual is no help.. no less but no biggie about that..

Other Thoughts: I had a few i7 cpus laying around and wanted a case that I can stack on top of each other and still looks nice... this case is perfect... even though is bigger than I expected, IS PERFECT... I already have an expensive custom build pc so I didn't wanted to spend a lot on this one but still wanted the looks and the flexibility of fitting whatever I wanted in there without worrying about space. There's plenty of space for anything in there... cable management was not hard for me.. I hid everything where the psu is and is impossible to see...

Pros: This case is pretty large, which is great if you are water cooling or want the space for cable management. The build quality is great for a cheaper case and the customization is awesome. Overall this is a pretty sweet case with few shortcomings.

Cons: The biggest issue I have with this case is that cable management is tough. There are hardly no tie-downs and because the window on the side panel shows the basement you have to try to hide them as best as possible.

It only comes with 1 fan but at least it's a 200mm fan I guess.

The only other issue is that vertical motherboard placement is pretty awkward. I really didn't want to do horizontal but it was the only way that made sense.

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this case if you want a bigger cube case that has plenty of customization for radiators and what not. It isn't the best case I've ever used and cable management is very difficult to get to look pretty. However, once you do get the cables routed the inside looks very clean.

Pros: I haven't opened it yet, but the shipping came in one day!

Cons: None yet, will open later.

Pros: Tons of spaces
Many fan mounting options
So much room to work in
All four panels can be moved around
Great looking cube case
Bang for the bucks

Cons: Not too many tie-down locations
Once the motherboard is installed, big hole/space to the side. Makes making a clean cable free look a little hard.

Other Thoughts: For the price, you can't really beat it. With all the panels removed, there are tons of spaces to work in. Many fan options as well so heat build up is not a problem. The massive fan in the front is the only piece that can't be moved around but that's fine. Overall this case is great.

Pros: Tons of room
Easy cable management
6 SSD slots (3 below, 3 rear mounted)
Plenty of airflow
"Magnetic" side panels (2) with removable mesh

Cons: 200mm front fan can only be mounted in one spot
Vertical mounting isn't practical with the panel setup

Other Thoughts: I mainly bought this case for a "cube" pc which it is. However, when I went to vertically mount my board there posed a problem with the cases 4 panels. There are 2 mesh type panels, a clear window panel, and a bottom "foot" panel. The way it comes shipped the bottom panel with the feet have a dust cover for the intake on the PSU. When I flipped my case 90 degrees, the PSU intake went from the bottom, to the rear. That's not a big deal except the removable dust cover bottom is now wasted. When they said it had 2 mounting options they weren't lying, but they did leave out some details that put me off once I received it. Other than that the case is nice suits my build.

Pros: A really great buy. An absolutely wonderful case, I highly recommend it!

Cons: One thing. The screws that hold on the panels are easily lost. Would be great if they had a simple washer to stop them from coming off the panels

Pros: Pretty cool case. Replaced a old Coolermaster I've had for years. This case plenty of room for my application. It also runs pretty noiseless.

Cons: Only con I have is when I ordered this it had a MIR which I did not receive not sure who to talk to but overall it deserves 5 eggs. You will enjoy your purchase.

Pros: - $20 MIR
-Modular Design (Endless Customization)
-Versatile
- Interchangeable side panels (1 windowed)
- Cube design, seperates the PSU and Storage Drives and puts them behind the mobo and GPU to optimize airflow.
-Tons of Space
-Front fan is a huge 200mm
-USB 3.0 headers
-Restart; On/Off button
-3x 3.5 HDD bays
-3x 2.5 SSD bays

Cons: None for now

Other Thoughts: -I would most definitely recommend this case to anyone looking to do a mATX build with design options.