Pros: Looks clean, has decent sand dampening installed. Good filtration. Can't go wrong!

Cons: Usual cheap case material I'd say, however, this isn't exactly a con at this price point as the server I built is quite light.

Pros: Solid construction. Easy tool less HDD, SSD, Optical drive installation. Enough room behind mobo to tuck most cables away even with non modular power supply. lots of room in main chamber for any add in cards and cpu coolers. Doesn't have holes all over the place so it will keep the dust out. Very quiet as advertised!

Cons: NO INSTRUCTION MANUAL! I nearly destroyed the front panel trying to remove it to install another front fan. I ended up breaking part of it and had to order a new front panel. You cannot remove the front panel with an optical drive installed. It must be removed to take it off. I learned this the hard way.
The side panels feel very sturdy with the sound padding on it, but they are a little tricky to put on…not a huge deal though
Bottom removable magnetic dust filter feels very cheap and delicate and the magnets seem barely strong enough. I would rather see a slide in dust filter.
Front dust filter seems to come out a little too easy
Top panel can’t be securely attached and is only on there magnetically
If too much downward pressure is put on the plastic HDD cages, they risk falling from the slot they go in. In addition I couldn’t figure out a way to securely attach a HDD to the metal with any of the screws provided even with the plastic tray installed properly. All the screws provided appear too short. If your power supply has thick, round cables and sata power connectors that are spaced several inches apart, forget about trying to connect more than 2 HDD / SSD in the bottom cages.

Other Thoughts: Its still a good case. but I expected higher quality inside parts for a case for this price and especially a manual and not just a parts list.

Pros: Great build quality (except for front latch), good sound-proofing, looks fantastic. Front fan-speed switch seems shoddy (cheap plastic and switch quality), but it works. Good quality screwless drive mounts (easy to attach drives and mount/unmount). No sharp-edges.

Cons: Front panel is plastic and bends, so when you close the panel only the latch your hand is closest to will actually latch - E.G. the top will latch but the bottom will just bend around the latch unless you press right on it. Case fans are only 3-pin so to control fan speed you have to plug them into toggle switch mounted to front of case that only gives you low-med-high - can't use motherboard to auto control case fan speed. PSU screws are not thumb-screws.

Other Thoughts: Bottom mounted PSU but upside-down mounting means it draws air in from the case and not from the floor - which in my experience means a lot less dust sucked into the PSU. The center motherboard stand-off screw is not a screw - it's a peg. This is helpful in that it holds the motherboard in place against the pressure of the backplate when mounting, but since there's no screw-head it doesn't provides the proper grounding for that screw mount; this hasn't proven to be an issue but does seem strange.

Pros: Its very quiet. The quality is just high enough to be worth it.

Cons: The sides aren't easy open. You have to screw in the bottom filter.

Pros: Hard to find a better case for the money after rebate. Feels solid and runs quiet.

Cons: The only real issue is I have to keep the top cover off after I installed the Silverstone TD02-Lite liquid cooler, but that's expected. Taking the cover off does allow a bit more noise to escape, but keeping it on blocks too much airflow and CPU temps get into 50s.

Pros: It is small, yet spacious enough to accommodate my needs. Overall I think this is a great case for the price and the sound deadening definitely works, which the I was going for a silent gaming rig.

Cons: Only real issue is cable management. If you don't have a modular PSU like me, you will be left tons of cables and no place to put them. But since the case doesn't have a window, no one will ever see it so not much of a con.

Other Thoughts: Got a slight ding in the cover for the back of the case making it a little hard to slide on and secure in place, but overall does not take away from the case. Also would've been nice to have rubber grommets for the wiring holes in the case.

Pros: Roomy for a mid-tower case.
Noise dampening material on the door panels and front panel.
Fan mounts for 120mm with capacity of up to 140mm fans for the hybrid CPU Cooler radiator mounting on top; supports up to 280mm radiators.
Great case for a good price.

Cons: The Corsair Carbide series such as this case lack side ventilation fans. This is not a true 'con' per-se just an important note.
If you want/need side fans check out the Corsair Obsidian series.
For a quiet case, if you use hybrid cooling, atmospherically sealed liquid or liquid cooling, you should probably check out Noctua fans or similar 'silent' quiet fans for additional noise dampening. That's not a fault of the case, merely reality when using large radiators with cheaper fans.

Other Thoughts: Great case for the money. Very happy with the purchase. Recently rebuilt from an older case with smaller, noisier fans. I am not running hybrid cooling for both my CPU (top 280mm radiator) and my GPU (rear 140mm radiator with 120mm fan assembly) and it's working well.

Pros: Looks great, plenty of room inside to hide cables. Got it on sale for $79.99 (includes $10.00 rebate). There are plenty of videos on Newegg & Youtube for unboxing of this case. Would recommend watching the videos to see if this case is for you.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Would buy this case again.