Pros: For $50, it's not a bad case at all. It's definitely not a high end case, but the features are great.
Plenty of room.
A TON of drive bays.
It doesn't "look" cheap.
2x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0 ports on top of case.
It even has a hot-swap cradle on the top of the case for internal drives or ssd's, which will be SUPER handy.
Nice options for cable management with the access holes around the motherboard.

Cons: The only minor issue I had was it didn't come with motherboard stand-off's, luckily I had enough laying around.

Other Thoughts: If you need an inexpensive case that has a lot of features cases that cost 3x as much have, I mean this one's a no brainer.

Pros: Great quality box for my first build. Titanium color is striking both metal and plastic match very close. Power switch has a great feel. All panels flat square and true

Cons: None yet. The cover for 5 inch drives is light plastic with magnetic hold on two pivots and may be first to break during a move. I expected some plastic.

Other Thoughts: I like the plow style front nose and hexagon front face. No shortcomings for a budget case.

Pros: Love the external SATA port that RaidMax puts on some of their cases.
Lots of space for internal drives.
LED lighting looks great.
Plenty of room for water coolers.
Unlike some cheap manufacturers, RaidMax includes a motherboard beeper.

Cons: Plastic might be a little on the cheap side--one of the plastic fasteners broke off easily.
Lack of tie-down points on the backside of the motherboard hindered cable management. Only one vertical row and their not in an ideal location.

Pros: This case has alot of room for any type of expansion, Comes with a nice LED Light and An LED Fan for the front...Plus if you wanted to do liquid cooling its always an option for this case! Plus this case has excellent airflow.

Cons: Havent really found any