Pros: It has a lot of fan slots for the size of case you are getting. It's pretty sturdy.

Cons: The back panel started warping out after a year. Even thought it has many fan slots the wires from the power supply basically block the bottom fan and make the case very cramped.My item arrived damaged which is why i cant give it a 3rd star. led's flickering out after a year.

Other Thoughts: I had the case for a little over 3 years. It served its purpose but cant recommend this case to anyone because i don't this the price reflects what your getting.

Pros: Decent amount of room if you're not running a big watercooling setup.
Cable management is do-able..
Fancy lights in the front (never hooked them up personally?)

Cons: The rear pci slots metal tabs with the thumb screws were REALLY REALLY hard to get out.. I had to remove 2 of them and they were like...welded in or not fully cut out to where they'd just pop out... I ended up bending the case quite a bit in the back side trying to twist and turn it out. I finally had to grab a dremel and cut it the rest of the way off after destroying the top 2 channels..

Other Thoughts: I couldn't believe that the slots weren't fully cut..Used the case for about 2 months then I ended up selling the case for what I paid and bought a MASSIVE one. Stoked!

Pros: It looks nice.

Cons: The case is extremely flimsy. The front panel and top are connected and broke off immediately. Had to use a hot glue gun to fix. The expansion brackets have no way to be removed, besides with a pair of pliers. The brackets also have trouble supporting weight for your graphics cards. Mine are tilted slightly.

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't cheap out on a case just to get a build done. This case caused a lot of headaches from the day I built my machine, until right now before I replace it. The Rosewill BlackHawk is not much more, and that case is almost perfect. Get that or something similar instead.

Pros: Nice looking ,easy top end access to USB ports, plenty of room for upgrade.

Cons: put the pc together, within 3 hrs of playing a game the the system shuts down.
open my case to find the USB cable to the front of case has melted.
the part in which I never touched.
So I unpluged it ,pc still works nothing fried just can't use the front USB ports.
I let you know if they send me a new or not.

Pros: it's a nice case, sleek and nice-looking, but it was broken when it arrived.

Cons: I bought the ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 motherboard with my set-up and it does not fit in this case, just a heads-up.

Pros: Loved the design. Clean look, blue LED light strips are a cool but still professional-looking design

Cons: USB 3.0 ports as others have noted don't work correctly. If I plug a 3.0 portable drive into one of the 3.0 ports, it causes the wireless mouse (dongle in a USB 2.0 port) to behave extremely sluggish. It doesn't matter what brand of drive or what brand of mouse I use.

Pros: it was very simply and easy to assemble the computer, came with all necessary pieces such as screws pins and clips to install everything, best thing about this is affordable and it has decent air flow. not to big not to small has enough room for a bigger gfx card nothing over 300mm

Cons: only real thing I can say as far as case is needs some easy snaps on the right side like it does on the left side.

Pros: Extra fan
Cool design, with blue LEDs
Lots of space

Cons: Front I/O panel fell INTO the case after a year??? Power and Reset buttons no longer work either, 5 months after the warranty ended -_-

Pros: It's a nice looking case, sturdy (metal panels), with side window, quiet fan and plenty of ventilation. Not bad price.

Cons: The front USB 3.0 never worked. At the beginning I thought it was a MOBO issue, but the 3.0 ports in the back work flawlessly. I read another buyer had the same problem, and as him/her I decided to cope with the problem because of the pain in the neck that returning would be.
Also, the front panels that cover the 5-1/4" bays are a pain to work with, if you're not very careful the fall inside. The "quick fix" anchors are not very good and you still need to use the little screws to avoid vibrations on rotating drives. They work fine with SSD and card reader panels.

Other Thoughts: I give it 3 eggs because of the front USB 3.0 ports not working. That was a real bummer. The other downs are quite minor and very livable with.

Pros: Good Case. Has power and reset buttons on the top of the case in the front, along with USB and audio ports which is convenient. Has 3 120mm fan slots that are empty. Blue lights aren't terribly bright but that's not a huge problem.

Cons: none