Rosewill LINE GLOW ATX Mid Tower Computer Case,Dual USB 3.0,come with Four Fans,Support up to 7 Fans

Pros: USB 3.0 front ports, LED fans look cool

Cons: Plugged all 4 fans into vantec fan controller I had laying around but still too loud for an office computer. If you're not over clocking, you probably don't need 4 120mm fans - it's overkill on the cooling and to noisy

Other Thoughts: should have gone with Antec illusion - already have one and it has 3 fans that throttle automatically so it's very quite and only a few bucks more

Pros: its got enough fan mounts to make super decent airflow, buttons were smooth and its got a nice finish

Cons: flimsy, no cable management options (or very very limited so to say)

Other Thoughts: i took down an egg just because of flimsy it is i used this case to build a budget gaming PC for a buddy and the case is decent but it feels like its all wobbly, however i knew what we paid for so it was to be expected

Pros: Nice simple look, front 3.0 usb, nice drive bay layout with tool less mounting, quiet fans, blue glow looks cool.

Cons: All hardware tossed into one big bag, I spent a lot of time sorting it out. Instructions are a little vague.

Other Thoughts: The case actually has a large window instead of two fan mounts in the left case cover. Not a con, just an observation.

Pros: Inexpensive, bottom mounted PSU, Multiple case fans, Front side USB3, tool-less drive mounting

Cons: Well, I ended up just removing the top fan as it was in the way for the motherboard. I could have mounted it to the side panel but thats just another headache with the power cables. The power adapter wasn't quality, 1 of the pins pushed out, luckily though it also had the mobo plug inline so i didnt have to replace the fan. The 2.5" adapter tray is shaped wrong if you plan to use an SSD with 90deg head cables. (i pulled a tray from a different case) Due to space, a modular PSU is a really good idea as others have said. The manual called for use of screws it designated as D but there were no screws that matched the manual, it seems that they just mislabeled them in the manual, if youve built more than 1 pc you'll figure it out but it was confusing for a moment or two.

Other Thoughts: It's...a case. If you just need a metal box with some fans, a couple usb ports, audio ports and power/reset buttons, its not a bad choice. Cosmetically its rather generic looking but better than than something that looked like the designer was at an all night rave the night before his design was due.

The cons werent "con" enough to take more eggs, but the Pros werent "pro" enough to go higher either.

In the end, its a mid-tower case, and in the end, sometimes thats all you need.

Pros: Comes as shown. 4 fans with room to add 3 more. Usb 3.0 is a plus

Cons: Losses 1 egg because, very little wire management 80% of my build time was spent trying to stuff wires in every spare place i could. 2nd because the top fan blocked my cpu power plug, i had to cut a notch out of the fan to make it fit.

Other Thoughts: I recommend this case if you are trying to save a little money. I also advise buying a modular or semi modular psu. USB 3.0 and case fans sold me. Its not bad, just little things that you have to work around.

Pros: Great looking case. Quick Swap is great. The SSD mount and 3.5 drive mount were great for mounting to the case. Cable management is a bit tough, but isn't hard to manage.

Cons: Didn't have any space for mounting a radiator at the top of the case, if I did it blocked my 8 pin connector. One of the USB ports doesn't work in the front, but I'm not replacing it for one USB port when there is a bunch of them. Screws weren't individually packaged. They were all in one bag. Hard to pull in my sata ports because of the case size. The 3.5 drive mount didn't work well with my Rosewill USB 2.0 All in 1 Card Reader.

Other Thoughts: I had to mount my radiator to the side of the case with the fans on the outside, because the top didn't have even room. The radiator is still higher than the pump on the CPU so I'm not worried. Had to remove the top fan and place it more centered so it doesn't block my 8 pin connector.

Pros: The case does what it needs to. I would advise you make sure your motherboard has at least four places to install a fan, seven if you plan to install an additional three. It is user-friendly, and you don't even have to have a screwdriver to get into it.

Cons: N/A

Other Thoughts: Top fan seems to be an intake fan, rather than an exhaust. Might want to reverse the polarity on that if your PC runs hot.

Pros: It has four decent size fans, and room enough to install a fair amount of hard drives and accessories. The USB slots on the front are conveniently placed.

Cons: You get what you pay for. Although I like the internal and external layout, the case does feel flimsy. The side panels didn't seem to lineup well, making them hard to put back on. Not top shelf.

Other Thoughts: If you want something that works, without spending the money, then this is a good buy. If you're a big gamer, looking for a big gamer case then you may be disappointed.

Pros: Great room for everything you need and the tool less install is great aswell, rosewill is a great manufacturer

Cons: none yet!

Pros: Nice look. 4 preinstalled fans. Fans are quiet.

Cons: Not good cable management. has not room to run cables on the other side. The packaging of the screws was terrible. None of them were labeled. Should of been in labeled individual bags. Probably used wrong screws on a few things.

Other Thoughts: It's a good case for the price. But it could be better. For the price is okay. I'm not completely let down.