Pros: - Fits all of my Hard drives
- Easy to get access to the inside with the thumb screws
- Fits my graphics card nicely
- LED's make it aesthetically pleasing to look at

Cons: - cables make accessing the 3.5" drive bays a little challenging (to be expected with a mid size case)
- Wish there was a way to disable the LED's. While they do make the tower nice to look at, they are a bit bright.
- The top fan was making some noises so I opened the case to look at it. Two of the three plastic bars centering the fan were broken. Not quite sure how this could happen since the tower has been sitting next to the entertainment center for the last 6 months and hasn't been touched... perhaps they were broken before and just hadn't completely separated causing me to notice. Makes the fan have a constant ticking which is annoying.

Other Thoughts: All-in-all, it is a good case minus having a broken, ticking fan that can't be replaced.

Pros: This case was a great find. I was in the market for a new case as my old one had no cable management being the motherboard. This one has served me very well and will for quite some time. Can't complain about much, it even managed to survive a drop from about 3 or 4 feet up, no parts came undone on the inside or were damaged. There is ample room inside to work around in when installing the parts also.

Cons: The top of the case isn't secured on, but that is my fault for dropping it. I do wish however, that there would be an extra fan on the front for more airflow.

Other Thoughts: This case is great and easy to work in. While it doesn't have a whole lot of fan mountain options (4 areas, one front, one on top, one on the back, and one on the side panel). It still is a great case that I think is worth the price.

Pros: - Aesthetically pleasing (for me at least)
- Three case fans for good cooling
- Water-cooling ready
- USB Ports easy to access

Cons: -5" Drive bay covers' "teeth" or whatever you would like to call them (the plastic bits that stick out to snap inside on the front) are just that, plastic, and can bend easily. They also do not jut out far enough to accommodate the 5" HDD adapter, so it will be left open and that detracts from its aesthetics. I managed to get it in to cover the HDD, but it is clearly sticking out if you look close enough
-Mounts/screw-holes for screws are not *quite* where they need to be. They're where they should be, but are, say 99.85% where they should be to fit the hardware they're meant to fit. My Samsung SSD only has one screw on to secure it (it's not going to be jossled so it's fine) because the other screw-hole is halfway over the one on the drive itself, so I am unable to securely screw it in. The mounts for the motherboard also seem a bit snug after you affix the board to them on the case (full ATX), but the ports are at least visible so it's nothing too bad.

Other Thoughts: Overall I would recommend it as a budget case (which is exactly what I got it for), but not for any high-end builds. You should be satisfied with it, but the screw-hole fiasco detracts an easy 2 points for me. Other than that, not a bad case all-in-all.

Pros: The case is a good price and is fairly good looking.

Cons: Drive bay cover release tabs are made of exceedingly cheap plastic and look very poor close-up

Little space on the front of the case suitable for component badges such as the Intel Inside badge

The tab for attaching expansion cards is unnecessarily difficult and different from most cases. It is annoying to work with.

This case comes with 3 120mm fans which was a selling point for me. These are some of the worst fans I've ever encountered. They are extremely loud, even on the BIOS 'silent' fan curve,

Other Thoughts: My build had two Rosewill products. These are two of the three components I had issues with. Customer service on the Rosewill site is unsatisfactory.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you very much for purchasing this unit.
We strive to provide the most reliable and highest quality products to our customers.

If you are not fully satisfied with our product, please contact us at the number below or one of the email addresses below to better assist you in resolving your problem.

Phone: 1- 800-575-9885
Email: rma@rosewill.com
Email2: techsupport@rosewill.com

We look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Rosewill Customer Care

Pros: Inexpensive, no rattling

Cons: Top panel is on the flimsy side, power supply cables can get in the way of HDD cables

Other Thoughts: It was what I could afford at the time. The top panel isn't particularly durable and the connections in the assembly aren't well connected. The power supply location creates a tight space when more than one hard drive is used.

Pros: -Lots of room
-Good air flow
-My room now has a blue night light thanks to the LED fan!

Cons: -Had trouble inserting the GPU since the inside part of the frame was bent. Had to bend it back and force the GPU into place.

Other Thoughts: -Wish all the fans could hook up to the motherboard so they're not at full speed all the time.

Pros: inexpensive
Lots oi room fort everything.
Modern

Cons: Feels a bit cheap to me.
The red tabs at the front for the DVD/CD bays are made out a super cheap red plastic that resemble parts out of a board game.
However after paining them black, they looked great.

Also, at first the fans were EXTREMELY loud. it made my room sound like an airport. But after using some software to control the fans i got them to be super quite, while maintaining healthy temperatures.

Other Thoughts: In Summery, its a great case for a first time buyer, but for whose who are looking for a more luxury and quality orientated case, this one may not be for you.

Pros: spacious case, room to make upgrades, stylish at a great price. great color of LED lights for the case

Cons: top fan was not inserted in correctly and keeps hitting the sides and/or top of the case

Other Thoughts: the top fan keeps hitting the sides and isn/t doing the job efficiently, which overall is causing my computer to overheat

Pros: Not expensive
Adequate size
Enough room in back panel for basic wire management
Looks quite nice in and out
IO ports on top (so they won't get broken)
All front IO cables fit securely onto the motherboard (I've had experience where cables did not fit securely and that is really bad)

Cons: Standoffs are threaded into thin case material instead of into nuts which makes them quite flimsy and easy to crossthread
Front IO cables are colorful and tacky (instead of black)
Front fan cable is silvery (instead of black)
LED cables for power and HDD are not labeled for orientation (+/-) (though because the wires are colorful and tacky and I know what the colors mean it is ok for me)
Drive bays are not toolless
Orientation and/or location of only 2.5" drive mount is bad for power hookup.
Front side fan blows on 3.5" drive bays (mechanical HDDs run better when they are warm) instead of at the 2.5" SSD which can benefit from the cooling.
None of the case fans are PWM fans and all have the big MOLEX adapters hardwired in (which is a personal pet peeve of mine) the Front IO sound adapter still has the old AC97 adapter (which is also a personal pet peeve of mine but this one is like an appendix, NO ONE needs it anymore)

Other Thoughts: While this is a decent (but not great because of how the MB standoffs are mounted) case for professional system builders I would not recommend this for DIY build; Because I don't recommend it for DIY, I can also say that the water cooling holes and grommets are worthless.

As far as the 2.5" drive bay mount is concerned it is my biggest irritant with this case, it is in such a position that it spaces the 5.25 bays and the 3.5 bays too far from each other and thus requires in a modular setup a seperate SATA power cable to be installed where only one is needed. Also, Corsair, if you are listening, please get rid of the MOLEX on the fans. If you think it is a great idea then provide a single modular adapter for SATA power instead. Most of us professionals would like to see the death of the old MOLEX.

Pros: - Fairly easy to wire with a micro atx board
- Can fit "most" video cards (not expecting a TITAN, but maybe close to it)
- Wiring behind the system board frame is easy
- Airflow for 2 in, 2 out (either direction) is easily manageable.

Cons: Easily sliced my finger on the backplate for the I/O plate thingie. It healed fine visually, but still was very overly sharp for a metal plate. Still surprised.

Fans are ok, but they were plugged in for push only, no pull... Had to correct for equal distribution, otherwise i'd just overheat the components with no exit...

Other Thoughts: Could have been designed much better for long term heavier usage. More adapting bays for ssd's. Overall not to bad for a basic case.