Pros: This is my second case of this type and third Raidmax case. I had built myself a gaming rig out of the blue/black model. Plenty of room for what I needed. Nice finish. Looks great when equipped with green LED fans. Not a bad case for the price, but I would NOT build a top end gaming rig with this case. Very good mid-ranged/entry level gaming rig build. Match this up with a green back lit keyboard/mouse combo and people will stop and check it out when visiting your home.

Cons: Fairly heavy once build is complete. Decent air flow, but not the best if you're looking to move a lot of air through the case.

Other Thoughts: My teen daughter has cerebral palsy and is just getting into PC gaming, and anything computer related. She loves green/camo/black etc. I am setting this case up with green LED fans, and other green trimmed components; as well as a green back lit gaming keyboard/mouse combo. I purchased a piece at a time and we will be putting it together as her Christmas gift this year. I started her out middle of the road with an AMD FX quad core, 8gb of RAM, 1tb HD and an XFX R7 260X core edition video card. We are building it together Christmas Eve as a "father/daughter quality time" holiday tradition, starting this year 2015.

Pros: Cool design, built-in card reader, good construction, USB3 port on front panel

Cons: See 'other thoughts'

Other Thoughts: This is an economy case, not a luxury model, so perfection shouldn't be expected.
1. The fit & finish of the case are good, inside & out. The basic layout is good. Note that this is a top-mount PSU case.
2. Everything works, nothing was damaged on receipt, the case looks as good as it does in the photos.
3. Top-mount ports & power switch ( a plus for me, reduces possible damage from vicious vacuum cleaners)
4. Lots of room for cabling behind motherboard.
5. Front panel connectors lengthy enough for relative ease of installation.
6. (Vertical) SSD bay & 2 x 3.5" bays.
7. Factory-installed 120mm front cooling fan runs quiet.
~The issues:
1. No cutout in motherboard tray for CPU cooler installation. (I made my own.)
2. When used with a mATX motherboard, the lower external drive bay won't accept an optical drive.
3. The exhaust fan mount at rear is for 80 or 92mm fans.
4. Interference issue between side-mounted fans & vertical CPU coolers.
5. No provision for water cooling. (I don't use water cooling at this time, so for me this was moot.)
Other stuff:
I'm modding this case. I've already added sound deadening. Side intake fans will be external. Still working on a way to get that second optical drive in without making everything ugly.
Final thought: Nice looking case, green-on-black theme, and the factory (120mm) fan has white LED's. Ah well, at least it's a quiet fan.