APEVIA X-TROOPER Junior Series X-TRPJR-BK Black Steel Micro ATX Mid Tower Computer Case W/450W Power Supply

Pros: not expensive,

Cons: only 1 sata power supply.

Pros: The case is small witch is what I was looking for

Cons: The first row of mounting holes where not threaded and where painted closed. The metal is really flimsy witch made it easy to thread the holes for the mounting screws.

The holes for the power supply are off set had to widen them a little bit no big deal.

When I unpacked this case the plexiglass had to be attached the little black things where not pushed in all the way in.

Other Thoughts: other then that this case is just fine. its cheep and what I was looking for.

Pros: Price? If you consider that a Pro!

Cons: Where do I begin? Lets start with the PSU.

Yes its cheap, but it does work. However, there is no 6 pin PCI-Express Connector.

This case is listed under mATX and shouldnt be. Its NOT designed for mATX. You can put a mATX in there, but the bottom half of the board hangs in the air. The bottom rail on the case cannot be adjusted to adhere to the motherboard.

Material of the case is flimsy. I mean the plexi-glas window is more sturdy than the metal.

Other Thoughts: You can find way better then this case. Apex or Rosewill would be better in this price range. Im sorry, but this is the worst case I have bought and I buy everything from Newegg.

And thats why it gets at least 1 egg because of Newegg!

Pros: Nice little box. Gloss black and shiny.

Cons: PSU was DOA. Easier to replace than to RMA

Other Thoughts: This is a good little box for the budget build

Pros: I bought this case over a year ago on a different site, and it has been perfect for my needs. I bought it on a tight budget, and wanted a PSU/Case combo to save some money. This case is meant for smaller parts, as a full ATX board will not fit easily, but with parts that do fit, it works perfectly. Overall the build quality of the case feels very good.

The PSU has also worked great for over a year now. Again, it's not meant for a large, powerful system, but it powers mine perfectly, and I haven't had any problems with it not providing enough power.

Cons: The only problem I've really had is that if your SATA cables go straight out from the HDD(s), the fan on the window will push against it slightly. It hasn't been too much of an issue, but I could see it being a problem if you hit the window. You can get around this by moving the fan, or if you only have one HDD, moving it to the other slot.

Either way, this shouldn't be an issue if you aren't rough with your computer.

Other Thoughts: As others have noted, this is a very small case. That has it's advantages, but if you don't realize it's a small case before you buy it, you're going to have a bad time. Just make sure you aren't going to be using a really big video card, or a full ATX board, and it should be fine.

The PSU has had no problems powering my build:
Athlon II x3 3.2GHz
8GB RAM
Radeon HD 6670
1 TB 7200RPM HDD

And 5 Various sized case fans.

Pros: Sleek design, nice bright 120mm LED fan. Good combo with the clear side because the whole panel lights up.

Tons of room inside, PSU works fine.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Some say its flimsy. It is to a point, but you dont need to protect your parts from a meteor strike or anything. It's fine.

Pros: All components fit correctly, side panel window worked out great, and the front of the case looks very cool. The case isn't completely tool-less but it has some features that would move it into a higher-quality case segment if it weren't for the small size, like extra fan ports and lots of airflow.

Cons: removing the 5.25" bay covers requires taking off the plastic front. Also the hard drive installation is very confusing, but worked eventually and was very unconventional, as the hard drive is oriented vertically. Also a 450w psu should have multiple SATA ports and a 6-pin pci-e port in my opinion.

Other Thoughts: A more conventional hard drive cage and a 6-pin pci-e port would make the case nearly perfect for the price.

Pros: Looks cool. The LED fan is attached to the side cover and can be relocated to the front or lower on the side.

Cons: Overstated power supply - maybe it would work with other configurations, but with corei7-2600K it makes some little noise at 25% load, at 50% it becomes audible from across the room, at 75% unbearable, and at 100% the thing reboots. Seriously, this build has nothing more than two fans and one hard drive, it can't be consuming any more that 150Wt (in fact, it works fine with an older 300Wt PSU).

Other Thoughts: From front it resembles a paintball mask.

Pros: The case is very functional for its intended use, it will be small if you intend on using a ATX board, this one definitely has room to breath for a mATX board.
Price is definitely right.

Cons: The power supply is garbage, as mentioned by another review it does not deliver 450W, infact my current setup which I just finished using in a system with a 350W PSU (New Mobo, no way it uses up 100+W extra on its own though) wont stay running with this 450W PSU, it squeals like hell then shuts down hard, have to kill the main power to get it to boot again.

Other Thoughts: Probably want to RMA this however considering they'll probably want me to send back both the case and the PSU leaving me without either, I'll probably just buy a new PSU and throw this one into a garbage rig. PSU is definitely dieing though, ruled out all other possibilities, wont be long before I get no boot at all.

Pros: -Great price
-Very cool lookin, shows off the internals and has a nifty blue LED fan, and it's that REAL true blue not that sky/baby blue stuff
-Good build for keeping the system cool, dual front fan ports one base fan port, 1 rear fan port, and 2 on the windowed side of the case, the upper blows straight down in between my northbridge and my cpu, keeping the massive heat my cpu produces away from everything else.
-Again, price... amazing!

Cons: -Some of the holes had issues lining up, had to really work at it to get it ideal, but it's doable with no re-drilling, one piece of advice, don't remove the PSU unless it's necessary, was a pain to get back in place again.

-Depending on your needs you may decide to move the rear fan to the lower front, increasing cool air flow over the south bridge, I OC the heck out of my proc so I prefer to keep as much of my available cooling as possible near the proc and NB.

Other Thoughts: Wouldn't have complained if it was a little more and had another fan in it (preferrably another blue glowing one) in the lower front end of the case, having the blue glow there makes the front grill light up all blue. Also a way to cool under the motherboard, doesn't seem like many towers at any price range consider this but the underside of my socket gets up to about 65 degrees centigrade.