Pros: Excellent all around.

Cons: Requires a trip to the hardware store if adding fans to top.

Pros: Excellent space for cable management
Lot of fans, and space for extra fans
Comes with 4 slots just for 2.5" drives and two, 3-slot cages for 3.5"
Front side 5.25" slots have intelligent panels that don't break
Expansion area uses solid slot covers with screws large enough for hand-tightening
Front-side ports on the top of front panel, instead of the front of the panel, for easier access
Comes with SATA power converter for boards with no fan pins
Dust filters for the front-side intake, which is easy to remove, top-side (if you don't install an fans in the extra space), and under the power-supply intake
Left-side window is large and provides a good view of the components
Side doors open smoothly and can be easily removed, and reinstalled, for when you are setting up your system
3.5" bottom cages remove, and reinstall, easily if you want to remove components or the cage itself

Cons: No carrying handle, so be careful when moving
Can have up to six 3.5" and two 2.5" OR three 3.5" and four 2.5" - when you install all four 2.5" the cable path for the outer 3.5" cage is blocked
Power supply cables sit at an almost right-angle when both 3.5" cages are installed

Other Thoughts: A little disappointed that with all the space they had, they tried to cram all the HDDs, and the power supply, in the same space. If you have a relative large power supply, then your cables almost do not have enough room to live with both 3.5" cages installed. I have a CORSAIR RMx RM750X 750W that is 3.39" x 5.91" x 7.09" and it literally will not fit if the inner 3.5" cage is installed. That said, since I have to leave the outer 3.5" cage intact, I can only use two of the four 2.5" slots on the back of the case which reduces the total hard drive spaces from up to 10 down to 5. Lots of things could have been arranged differently to allow a user to utilize all of the features installed, but they overlap like an obnoxious mess in some places.

Pros: Good case overall and plenty of room and cable management
See cons/other thoughts for my complaints

Cons: Missing motherboard standoff(s) - see other thoughts for the story...
Window door does not line up perfectly with the magnet meaning will not shut and stay closed properly without some adjustment.

Other Thoughts: So I bought this and had it ready to setup with my new build which all the parts would arrive before on on blackfriday 2015. It came missing two motherboard standoffs with only one spare in the parts bag that came with it... Trying to find any place open at 7M on friday that has it in my area was nearly impossible. I was really frustrating calling 15 different places just have them tell me they don't have any. I ended up going to the closest place open fry(s) and stealing some from the beat up floor model of this case on display after 4ish hours of looking around for any.

Pros: Great airflow
easy to work in
beautiful style
it makes for one great showcase piece on my desk that I just cant help but show off to everyone that comes over... except the pizza delivery people, they don't get to see it...

Cons: No filters on top or bottom fan slots... I knew this when I purchased it but it still strikes me as a little odd.
It's too beautiful for words.

Other Thoughts: This case is just awesome.

Pros: This purchase was for the 10th PC I've ever built or helped build, and the Corsair 760T completely blew away my expectations. Over the years when building PCs I've always settled on cases in the $60-100 range and thought spending any more than that was a waste of money. I've now finally realized that when it comes to your case, you certainly get what you pay for, and you'll thank yourself when putting everything together for spending a little more.

To start, this case is huge. Another reviewer here actually called this case small, so I can't imagine what kind of behemoth they were using before. If you're looking for something small that won't take up a ton of space then this is not for you. You will not want to be taking this thing to LAN parties, either, but if none of those things concern you then keep on reading. It seems bigger than the other full towers I've used in the past, but the overall height and width felt perfect to me. There is a ton of space for great airflow, my EVO Hyper 212 cooler, big GPUs, all the drives you could want, and space to hide your cables behind the motherboard. While I am only using a single GTX 970 in my PC, I'm left with adequate room for a second card.

This case was extremely easy to work with. When it came to actually routing the cables and hiding as much of the mess as I could, this was by far the easiest time I've ever had doing that. The large and numerous rubber grommets make routing a breeze, and the easy access to both sides of the case thanks to the hinged doors is extremely helpful. The hard drive cages are also positioned so that the drives connect on the hidden side and everything is out of sight with the rest of your cables. Removing the cages, applying the drives to the sliders, and adding optical drives (minus the stealth bay) were all extremely easy. The built-in fans were also very easy to hook up to the built-in speed controller.

Cons: As mentioned above, my one hiccup came from installing my optical drive to the top slot, which features a stealth bay. It took some digging around on forums, but I finally figured out that the (seemingly) only way to push your drive far enough into the bay in order to add the stealth cover back on was to remove the entire front panel of the case. I thought this was absurd design and still wonder if it's actually true, but thankfully removing and re-adding the front panel is super easy as well. The manual does not explain this to you at all, so if you go into the build with this knowledge it will save you the frustration of figuring it out. I still don't deem this con bad enough to knock a point off of the score.

Also, if I had to add one more nitpick, backlit ports and buttons on the front would have been nice (the power button is, at least). If I'm gaming at night and need to turn the fans up, finding that tiny button can be difficult. Most enthusiasts will probably be using their own fan controllers anyway.

Other Thoughts: Never again will a skimp on a cheap PC case after using the 760T. Price-wise, this case still wouldn't even fall under the "premium" category, but for anyone like me who has never spent this much on a case before, it was worth every penny in my opinion. Saving myself frustrating headaches and settling on poor cable management is something I never want to deal with again. I can look at this PC with some pride knowing that it's one of the best that I've ever put together.

Pros: It looks great and has an area for wire management so they do not interrupt airflow. It was very easy to install all of the other components for my machine with his case because the doors come all the way off.

Cons: It's a very expensive case

Pros: The removable hinged doors, no having to fight to get the doors to slide into the groves. There is plenty room on the reverse side for cable management, even if the cables weren't tied down, I don't think they would have touched the door. The case itself was very firm, it didn't few flimsy or weak. The simple fan controller is a nice touch, just hook your fans to it and decide if you want them on normal or full speed.

Cons: The only real problem I found with this case, is the fact those side windows are a dust/hair magnet. It will be a chore trying to keep dust off of those windows. The placement of some of the holes and cable ties are questionable, my power supply covered the top half of the closest cable/tubing hole on the bottom towards the rear.

Other Thoughts: It is a small case but not crowded, there was still adequate room for airflow through the case after everything was in its place. An All in One cooler can fit in here, but will depend on your motherboard chip placement. I had to mount my HX80i GT to the inside of the case, since there was no possible way to mount it to the back or top of the case. You could possibly run a small custom loop with little or no problem in this case.

Pros: Massive case, excellent cable management options, Corsair quality, finally a power supply intake filter.

Cons: None save for nitpicking; case is heavy.

Other Thoughts: I waited to write this review after owning this case for a full year. So far this case hasn't disappointed. There is seemingly endless room for upgrades and more hard drive slots than I know what to do with. The modular design of the case is great for increasing airflow via the removal of drive cages not in use, while there is also plenty of space for additional fans (I've added a few). I also want to thank Corsair for including a PSU intake filter, it's nice not having to take canned air to my power supply every month. As an aside all filters on this case are functional, not aesthetic, and do stop a lot of dust from entering the case.
Though I didn't list it in the Cons this is not a mobile case. All said and done the "guts" I have inside it + the case bring the whole pc up to about 45~50 lb (22kg) with a liquid cooling setup. No issue for me but not something to take to a LAN party. Chances are anyone looking for a full tower doesn't plan on moving their PC around anyways.
As far as reliability goes Corsair is among the best in my experience so far, and this case is no exception, audio jacks, mounting points, and built in LED's and fans are still working fine as of the time of writing this review. I also want to add that the weight of the case is attributed to its construction. It is nothing but solid sheet metal save for the pillars it sits on and though those are plastic, they show no signs of stress after a year of use.

Pros: Plenty of room for all your parts, Including large aftermarket CPU coolers, I am using the Cooler Master EVO 212, plenty of clearance to install it.

Plenty of fan mounts, I have 3 140 MM case fans, and 4 120 MM fans, some are attached to the Mobo fan controller, the rest to the front case header controller.

As stated above the case has a 2 speed fan controller for about 4-5 fans.

Case also comes with rubber anti vibration mounts for your case fans, also a plus.

One of the Hard Drive bay brackets can be removed to add another case fan.

I really like that the bottom of the cased is raised off the ground by the mount bracket, allowing for better airflow from the bottom of the case to the power supply and my bottom chasis fan.

Hinged doors on the sides makes for very easy maintenance on any part you may need.

The Clear door on the side is very nice way to look at your build, I have had several comments from my Wife and friends!

Great Case!

Cons: none to mention

Other Thoughts: Build:
Intel I-7 5930K
Cooler Master EVO 212 CPU cooler
EVGA X99 Classified Mobo
Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR 4 3000Mhz (Low Profile)
EVGA Geforce 980 Ti Classified
Crucial 500GB SSD
EVGA Supernova 750W 80 + Gold PS

Pros: I used this case in my first build and it is probably and I absolutely love it. The window is great and when its clean its almost not detectable from some angles. The doors function perfectly and the LED fans are a huge plus. Everything works perfectly. Its really a nice looking case, I highly recommend it for builders who like to see the inside.

Cons: NONE!