Pros: Its a good case for the price.

Cons: The power and reset buttons feel like they are going to brake.

Other Thoughts: Over all its a good case

Pros: Usually building and seting up a pc can take almost a day. Tjis little box makes it a snap. Everything is well though and layed out.

Easy access and easy installation and removal of components make this a seldom seen jewel.

Cons: None so far 1 Year+ running

Pros: Looks nice, small form factor

Cons: at 275 watt sit will barely power the CPU

Other Thoughts: Bought this as part of a Newegg combo. It's alittle tight, but everything went together fine. Fired it up. Wouldn't post. Called ASUS (mobo incl in combo) and the tech patiently asked for a list of all the components, added them up and then explained why 275W wasn't even close. Lesson learned. Too bad you can't use rotten eggs in rating. ;-)

Pros: The case itself isn't bad. Small, nice looking, clean, quiet. The pop-out drive bay made for easy install and repair.

Cons: However, there were a few little issues and one deal-breaker. The power and HD activity lights look pretty cheesy. I ended up not plugging them in. The ventilation is poor. There is only one fan on the side, the rest is just holes in the case. I had a very low power, low heat build, and I still had problems. Ended up putting an external fan behind the case blowing air over it to get enough cooling. Not too bad, but not great. The deal-breaker was the power supply. The thing is tiny, which is cool, but it is not well made. Mine started giving me ghost problems that I chased for months, thinking I had a bad HD, then even sending my MB back for repair. Finally bought a new PS and everything works perfectly. The real problem there is that you can't get another PS that will fit this case. Its a custom job, so if you need to replace the PS, you have to replace the case. Bad deal. I tried contacting the company for a replacement, to no avail. BE WARNED! If you buy this case and have the same problem that I, and many of the other reviewers had with the PS going bad, you will be buying not just a new PS, but a new case as well. NOT WORTH IT.

Pros: works great. running a corei3-2100 in a htpc (no dedicated graphics card) for a year now and hasn't blown up or caught on fire. Hasn't failed me yet (knock on wood)

Cons: case fan is a little noisy. So i unplugged it. There are probably ways around this problem but I dont care.

Pros: I want to give this 5 eggs, because the tilting CD/HDD mount is pretty clever. But the build quality is not especially high, and it doesn't really look good in person. It's adequate for an HTPC build, but nothing special.

Cons: I had a lot of trouble setting up the CD drive eject mechanism. It was hard to get proper contact between the case's front pushbutton and the drive's actualy eject button.

Other Thoughts: It's longer than most HTPC cases.

Pros: We build custom computers all week long. Not only do my customers love this unit, so do I. Great cooling for a slim-line case, easy build access and after 5 builds, not one band-aid needed. Easy access front panels with FireWire. A sturdy, good looking case that stands on end or lays down flat. Everything you need for a Media Center PC build. Not recommended for a high-end build or gaming rig as the power unit is not strong enough for that. Makes a great basic build though. See "Other Thoughts" for build specs we are using.

Cons: The boxes arrive stressed but I blame UPS, not the manufacturer - and definitely not NewEgg. Even though the boxes are rough I have not had one broken case yet.

Other Thoughts: This build works great for us; our customers love it:
MSI A55M-P33
AMD A4-3400
G.SKILL 4GB
Seagate Barracuda 500GB
LG 24X DVD Burner
Windows 8
- Add a Radeon HD Low Profile with HDMI and you're set!

Pros: Very sturdy
Don't know anything about the fans... PSU was doa
Very nice pleasing look

Cons: Plastic front can create static
Metal "flap" on pci slots scrapes off paint... But who cares

Pros: Bought this case to build up a small side of the desk computer to replace my wife's mid tower.

Plenty of room inside, has some cable management pathways and seems to be very well constructed.

I really like the ease to which the drive tray tilts in and out for easy removal when installing your hardware.

The front panel hides the cd/dvd drive with a spring loaded door. Installing my burner lines up perfectly with the built in tray button.

Overall, very satisfied with this case.
Since I am not going to be using a standard hard disk, but rather an SSD drive, plus I'm not building up a power hungry workstation, the supplied PS should be perfectly capable of the task at hand.

Cons: None that I can see

Pros: Great looking little case that fits right into an entertainment center
Sweet lift-out drive tray
Low-power PSU that's great for low-voltage CPUs.

Cons: While I love the drive tray, it has two major flaws:
1) If your mobo places the main power connector at the back of the board, you'll have a difficult time getting a good fit.
2) 3.5" drive only mounts from the bottom. This makes mounting most SSDs a huge pain

Other Thoughts: Makes a great HTPC case once you get it all fit nicely. I really love it.