LOGISYS Computer CS206BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer SOHO Case 480W Power Supply

Pros: - It's a case that holds PC parts.

- Isn't complete garbage.

- Soooo affordable, it's easy to overlook some of it's cons.

Cons: - Build quality.

- Rattles.

- Cable management (or the lack there of).

- The front panel audio and USB wiring were routed in a SUPER weird way... had to re-run them to have it make sense with positioning with motherboard or else they wouldn't have reached the pins.

Other Thoughts: - What do you want for a case in this price point WITH a power supply included?

- Can be loud at times / develop rattles (again... it's a cheap case)... so all of these things can be expected. Throw it under a desk and you won't hear it anymore....

Pros: Cost - less than 30 bucks for a case and 480w PSU
Design concept is nice - sharp and sleek
Smaller then normal sized case - fits great under a desk

Cons: While the design concept is nice, you can tell the plastic is of a cheaper quality. Sometimes hard to take front panel off, but if your patient and careful you should have no problems

Other Thoughts: A lot of reviews stated the case arrived "in pieces" or "completely broken." I have ordered 13 of these cases in the past 2 months and have only had cosmetic damages on 2 of the cases, neither of which were really noticable. I'm sure the damage was more due to the quality of the plastic. Again, it's definetly worth the $30 price tag. A solid 5 eggs for a case definetly worth $30

Pros: Even chocolate-covered-junk still smells wonderful.

Cons: DOA, MB or PS is the problem of my last build. Took me waaaay too long to troubleshoot but I think it is the MB even though this PS looks like a piece of chite from a manufacturing standpoint. It is hit or miss with these PSs but you can't beat the price when they work.

Pros: Functional for the price. Worked well for my setup, which was a Micro ATX board with an AMD APU. Had all of the appropriate screw holes for various sized motherboards, came with six metal risers to put where you need to. Places to mount two additional fans if you need them.

Cons: The 480W rating in the title is peak power, it's only rated 330W constant load. The front audio connector barely reaches the way they have it going over the top of the hard drive slots, you may need to reroute.

Other Thoughts: Know what you're buying it for if you want to use the included power supply, it's adequate for a basic build but make sure the following works for you:

Need to power a video card? Better be okay with a Molex adapter, there are no PCIE connectors.

Only has two SATA power plugs and they're in series on the same cable. Only has a 4 pin ATX 12v.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Super noisy PSU. No manual. Terrible quality

Pros: Must have changed PS Models since earlier reviews. Unit came with 1 Molex cable and 4 SATA power cables, all long enough to reach to bottom of case for the 3.5 in bays.

Cons: Power Supply delivered was a 330Watt, not a 450W like advertised.

Case fan has a Molex power cable instead of a 3/4 pin header connector.

Pros: cheap, includes pwr supply (avg 330w output, 480w max), has case fan with molex connector.

Cons: poor quality control; power supply loose on case (stripped screws), had to install spare power supply.

Other Thoughts: based on feedback, looks like a 50/50 chance you'll get fully functional unit.

Pros: Low price, nice appearance.

Cons: One front panel USB ports is defective; I'll use the other one. Not worth returning the whole unit.

Included power supply is noisy.

Other Thoughts: If the audio/USB cables are too short for your board, you can re-route them by carefully removing the front panel and putting them through the hole near the bottom of the case.

Power supply has only two SATA connectors which are on the same wire and are too close together. I used a molex to SATA adapter so I could put components where they belong.

Single case fan is two wire molex only, so it doesn't plug into to a regulated motherboard fan connector.

If it wan't included in a bundle, I would have gone for a better case and power supply.

Pros: Cheap, comes with powersupply, Has many vents with multi size fan screw mounts in place. Has enough hardware to mount full size motherboard.

Cons: Doesn't properly support smaller mother boards, micro or mini. also video card and back of case had contact problems. I was unable to install video card without the output port touching against the case. Tried to cut metal but just made a mess, used my old case instead...

Other Thoughts: Back of case would be better if it was bolted on and not welded. Also more motherboard supports inside would have been nice. Could use more hardware.

Pros: The case itself looks nice, the power supply OK, but this case cost me 1 mouse and one external DVD player, burned both of them when I used front USB (now wherever I hook them I see not recognizable USB device, even I see lights coming up).
I’m sad, disappointed and angry from the manufacture, even there weren’t enough screws (between the case and motherboard), now sitting on three screws only.
Also the first bay useable for CD-RIM (if you have standard ATX motherboard) otherwise hits the motherboard.

Cons: Front USB not working, not enough screws