Pros: Great little case for the price. A SSD can fit into the floppy drive with an adapter. I'm currently running with one SSD (floppy slot), one WD drive, and have room for another in bay. No issues with the power supply yet (fingers crossed).

Cons: No wire management at all. You'll need a SATA power adapter if you plan on running a few drives. SATA cables can have issues because of the drive bay as some mentioned. Fan doesn't sound too loud as a fair distance.

Other Thoughts: For the price I really can't complain. Looks great.

Pros: The price-to-appearance ratio was right for me, didn't have the most reviews but the available ones were good.

Cons: Power supply has failed now after only 5 months, smell of blown capacitor is not great when you're in the middle of a movie.

Other Thoughts: Replacement power supplies with reasonable reviews start at about 50-70 bucks, I guess that shows how good the power supply quality could really be.

Pros: Awesome case for the price. Decent power supply, great looks, easy installation of components.

Cons: None, except that all slim-line cases have some surprises. The fact that this didn't have any I couldn't easily bypass earned it zero CONS.

Other Thoughts: It's a great case for the price. I built two of these cases, both for systems that are designed for 24/7 use. First thing I did was pop open the power supply-- It's an average build, there's evidence of cost cutting, but nothing major.

Everything went together pretty much perfectly. I usually have trouble with 3.5" card readers in 3.5" slots (that are designed for floppies, and having to drill new holes), but I don't recall having that issue in this particular case.

Fit and finish were excellent on both cases, and easily matched the appearance one would expect out of a $600-700 computer (what I sold these for once built).

Pros: Decent layout and size, set-up was fairly easy. Pretty good for such an inexpensive case.
Keeps pretty cool

Cons: 1. Some of the metal edges are a little sharp
2. One USB 2.0 slot in front not working (could be MB but doubt it). After full assembly, not worth RMA since still have 5 USB 2.) and 4 USB 3.0 working.
3. MB Backplane does not fit snugly
4. See note below

Other Thoughts: If you buy this case, definitely also buy an SATA 3 cable with a right angle connector. The drive cage is very close to the edge of case, so a straight connector will not allow the cover to close.
I replaced the stock 80MM fan with a quieter Cooler Master fan from Newegg. Today have been running the PC for 6 hours loading software and updating Win 7 and it has stayed pretty cool (running stock Intel fan on a Core i5 3570K-not OC'd)

Pros: Small-ish size.
USB ports, 2 & 3.

Cons: Noisy fan.
They didn't supply enough screws for the MB!

Other Thoughts: We will purchase more of these cases, replacing the fan and supplying our own screws for the MB installation.

Pros: 1-Light weight
2-compact size
3-Easy to read manual (especially for the front panel connector).

Cons: 1-Sharp edges
2-Sharp edges that tore in half my SATA2 cable (luckily I have a million of those lying around).

Other Thoughts: For the price it gets the job done.

Pros: Very good slim case with lots of tool-less features.
Good size for tight space.
Decent look in the living room of office.
Easy to work with.

Cons: No recommend for extreme gaming.

Other Thoughts: I get it as a combo, and very happy with the whole components includes.
Good case if you look for a decent price slim micro ATX case.

Pros: Very nice small case overall

Cons: Two problems using with Asus F2A85-M/CSM Motherboard. First connecting SATA cables to MOBO is difficult as 6 of the SATA connectors are on a 90 degree angle and are right up against the drive bays. Second the built in PSU only has two SATA power connectors which are on the same harness. With the placement of the HDD and Optical drive in the case, the connectors were too close together on the harness and It would not reach both the HDD and Optical drive. Had to use a Molex to SATA adapter. Bought this combo in a bundle here on New Egg so keep that in mind