Rosewill FBM-01 Dual Fans MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case

Pros: I have built 5 Computers with these cases. My Customers are small businesses. This is not costly but not cheaply built. 2 Fans makes it super nice. Also Packed very well.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Very Light, saves me money when I ship these to Customers.

Pros: Cheap

Metal

Lightweight

Lots of breathing room

Comes with two case fans(ones in a weird position, but runs directly off psu)

Thumbscrews on both sides, great for cleaning

Cons: The front audio cable was WAY to short for my mATX asus board. Needed several inches before it could even hope to make it.

The front USB ports seem very cheap. Wouldn't grip anything tightly.

Other Thoughts: I got this for a small HTPC/Media Center PC so that we can watch movies/tv and play an occasional video game.

If the front audio panel worked it would have been absolutely perfect. It's not a big deal for my build, but still.

The front panel USB ports are very cheap. They just don't have a very good grip on anything. Bad news there, but should be fine for something like a small wireless receiver.

I'm taking an egg off for the front audio cable being short and the front panel USB port issues.

If you use headphones or a headset you may not want this case.

Pros: -Good budget case

Cons: - Bad front intake ventilation.

Pros: Clean and simple design, large power button. Came with two fans for ventilation. tool-less chassis intrusion

Cons: Only two internal 3.5" drives. small reset button requires very small fingers, long fingernails, or a pen to toggle. no cable management. these things combined warrant -1 egg

Other Thoughts: I would recommend this case to anybody looking for a budget mATX build. I use this with an ECS AMD C-60 mATX board for basic internet browsing and connecting to more capable remote machines. For the price, you won't find a better case

Pros: Simple and classy.
Cheap.
Somewhat spacious. (it will fit everything)
No need to buy extra case fans as the two stock ones are nice and quiet. (not silent , quiet)

Cons: Came a little "dinged" up.
Nothing major.
Rear fan screen a little dented. (fan functions fine)
Hard drive cage had a little bent spot at one of the rivets.
(again , everything still functions)

Other Thoughts: This is the second one of these I purchased from the Egg.
This one was for me.
I'm totally happy with the case itself , it would just be nice if it wasn't dinged up. But that probably could have happened in shipping. Nothing major though.
You MIGHT be hard pressed to fit a FULL sized graphics card in there but low to mid-level cards would fit fine.
I've fit NVIDIA GT 240's and 430's in there with ease.

Pros: Ridiculously cheap. The front panel looks classy (it looks better in person than in the images, IMO). It's small enough for me (I don't like big cases) but big enough to be easy to work with. This was my first build and it went very well.

Cons: As expected, the build quality is pretty cheap. It's not a tank, but it's sturdy enough once assembled. Parts of it will flex slightly when pressed, but not enough to really worry about.

I dropped one egg because it has a design flaw preventing me from using the bottom internal 3.5 drive space. One of the tabs holding the front panel on blocked me from fitting a hard drive all the way in. I only need two 3.5 drives, so it's not a big deal for me.

Other Thoughts: It comes with an 80mm fan on the back, with additional screw holes for using a 90mm fan in its place. The front fan is 120mm.

The split system header plug makes it easy to just leave the reset button unplugged if you don't want it. The reset button is actually too small to easily press with a finger, which I personally think is good.

On the very bottom of the case there are some screw holes that look like they could mount an additional hard drive or something, but I haven't tried it.

Pros: Low price great quality. Brass standoffs installation was a breeze. Quality threads

Cons: Only has two 3.5" Bays needs one more ROSEWILL if you hear me.

Pros: I used this case in a build for a friend. For a small micro atx build this is a good choice. Nice look, simple and straightforward layout.

Cons: It would be really nice with a few changes like PSU mounting on the bottom and the HDD cage facing the side instead of towards the back which would make it easier to take the HDD in and out. But you typically don't find those features in a $20-$30 case anyways.

Pros: Very lightweight with adequate room for mATX motherboard and components. Excellent price, grabbed this one on sale for $21 w/ free shipping on a promo code.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: More plastic than steel, but still maintains rigidity as needed. You can definitely force this case to flex if you try, but everything lined up just fine. The front bezel of the case has a somewhat rounded look and the bezel of my DVD player doesn't sit completely flush to the bezel of the case. Overall, super happy with this case in this price range and dual fans that are fairly quiet are a big bonus.

Pros: Pretty decent case for a budget build, there's actually plenty of room in here, enough for some luxuries like a small liquid cooler if you really want. Very functional.

Cons: It's not as small as you'd think when you hear "micro"-atx. I kinda blame myself for that one, not having read the specs at all before buying. I wanted to use this for a HTPC build, but well... this thing is probably only a couple inches smaller on each dimension than most mid towers (so a little smaller than a dell inspiron), obviously won't work for an HTPC. Kinda seems like a waste not just going with a standard atx build and having to contort parts onto a matx board.

Other Thoughts: I'm not docking any more than 1 star for my own stupidity since it is a solid product. The problem is I really can't think of a function that this case fills... matx builds aren't fun, save yourself the trouble and just buy a smaller mid tower case.