XION XON-720P mATX/ ITX Slim Desktop Case, USB 3.0, 5 in 1 Card-reader, 300W PSU, Black_

Pros: Bought this case for a customer build for its size and simplicity, he loved it. I also really enjoyed building it, it is a simple and discrete design. For such a small size it has everything put in the right place and is really user friendly! Everything is accessible on the front and fits nicely on a desk.
Front ports consist of USB 3.0 and card readers, which is a plus. This case is perfect for a simplistic user and or media center setup. The provided 300w power supply and 80mm fan are quiet and provide adequate air flow for a somewhat simple setup. Being able to dissemble it is also a plus, it provides an easier way of installing each part individually.

Cons: Instructions are far from user friendly, but the pictures provide good examples. Case is a bit flimsy as far as quality goes, but you aren't going to punt it across the room. The fan is also molex so you will need a separate fan controller.

Other Thoughts: The parts that do matter for constant use, meaning the front of it are or seem to be pretty sturdy and will last from constant use over time. Make sure to plan this build out and to have some experience, because this case will hurt you if you are in a hurry. Partly because of the thin metal. The case itself is attractive and really has a stance to it with its front sleek black face plate. This case is really nice for how much is paid for it plus the mail in rebate is a plus! It also proves the point for, "You get what you pay for". It is a nice personal tower setup and can be used as a portable setup!

Here's the setup I built for a customer and it fit the bill for his needs!
A4 5300 3.6 GHz Turbo Max
AMD Radeon Graphics
G.SKILL DDR3 (2x2) 4GB RAM
Samsung DVD/RW Drive (Sata)
250GB Western Digital Hard Drive Blue
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
MSI FM2-A75MA-E35 Motherboard (Great motherboard, plenty of ports and awesome bios!) (Very user friendly!)

Pros: this is as small and sleek as matx cases get.

Cons: it has unique, L shape power cord which goes in the bottom/side of the case. would be hard to replace i think.

Other Thoughts: there's a version of this case with a 450w psu and power jack in the back where it belongs. no usb 3.0 though.

Pros: small and compact

Cons: fans are extremely loud, if your are planning to lay this unit flat the power cord sticks awkwardly out of the side also it pulls hot air into the case through the power
supply, the support plate of the expansion slots are not properly aligned to the motherboard this could have been the luck of the draw, but i was not able to lock my Ethernet card down so i had to be real careful when moving the unit or pulling on the cable so the card didn't pull out of the motherboard.

Pros: I built 10 PCs with these cases and had little issue. They are a little weird to build with, but once you get it down everything fits in nice and it's pretty solid. The PSU seems ok, though it has a special power cable because the PSU is in the front. If you are trying to build some workstations cheap, these are a good choice.

Cons: Trying to line the DVD drive up perfectly is a little tough. Once you get one or two installed and you realized any mistakes you made, they work well.

Pros: Compact
Full of features
Piano black front panel.
USB 2.0 and 3.0 in front

Cons: None really
Funny assembly methods but everything is secure.

Other Thoughts: Seems this case would be fine for an average build, I have changed the power supply in order to run dual graphics with AMD A-10. I did know that going in to it.

Pros: Small, attractive, usb 3.0,

Cons: Ridiculous HDD mount - sits sideways mounted to the front of the case (not a hdd slot)

In order to install an optical drive (& HDD), the plastic front panel of the case has to come off, then case frame has to be unscrewed and removed. Then you have to guesstimate how far forward to mount the drive so that it fits snuggly against the front plastic panel so the button makes contact with the drive. Takes allot of adjusting. Makes no sense why they would design it this way.

3 USB cables (2 usb 2.0, 1 usb 3.0) but only two usb ports on the front of the case - had to trial and error to get both front usb ports to work (obviously the blue is usb 3.0 - but the one of the usb 2.0 cables did nothing).

Legs don't mount to the case, so could fall over if knocked - not good for floor placement.

Power button feels cheap and makes an annoying plastic click when pressed (now im just being picky)

Other Thoughts: This was only the second computer I have built, but it was a frustrating case to work with. As another review mentioned, I would not purchase this for your first build. I wouldn't purchase again now knowing how it works.

Pros: low profile case, supplied PSU does more than what i need it for, perfect for my Router PC build

Cons: worst case manufacturing i have EVER seen, motherboard mounts too low, HDD pegs bent, overall case warped, expansion slots WAY too tall.

Other Thoughts: i had to bend the expansion slots down more, and add rubber spacers under each screw to raise the motherboard, overall i will NOT recommend this case to anyone else, and i highly recommend against it, i had more luck with my flimsy Xigmatek ASGARD, building a PC should not include FIXING the case.

Pros: Looks good in my trash can (Just kidding, returning it)

Cons: Everything, The case was cracked, PSU broken and a pain to work with. cheap quality stuff.

Other Thoughts: going to take a loss returning this.

Pros: This makes for a very attractive and stylish slim case. The included power supply is long enough to make all the connections to the motherboard.

Cons: The case is very cramped, and is a bit of a challenge to get everything in there.

The Front USB 3.0 appears to be a bit faulty, I'm not sure if its the motherboard connection or if the connection is actually faulty.

Only room for one 3.5" hard drive, fortunately I dont have a CD Drive, so I stuck my SSD in there and placed a full sized hard drive on the mounting bracket. It would've been nice if there was a mounting bracket for 2.5" SSD's though. This procedure of mounting a hard drive though is a bit of a pain, certainly have to read the instruction booklet to figure out how to install it.

The feet for the stands are very flimsy and loose, but they work.

The power supply blows air out the bottom, not ideal if the floor is carpet. The power connector is also through the bottom.

No room for additional fans, though I had managed to place a fan at the bottom of the case.

Other Thoughts: I like the case very much, its small, slim, and perfect for those looking to save space all while having something that is small and stylish. I hope I wont be needing additional power though, 300 watts just feels limiting.

Pros: Great price, especially after $10 rebate
Brings an internal USB 3.0 connection to the front

Cons: The PC clips dont attach to the case, they just slip around it

Other Thoughts: The power button light is really bright
Have to take a few screws out to place in HD and disk drives