Sentey Burton Extreme Division Tower Case 6x Fan LED/ 4 x USB / Multi Card Reader / 4 x Fan Control / E-SATA / 6 x Removable Aluminum Bays / Screwless

Pros: Plenty of room for expansion

Cons: Don't know where to start. The PCI-E and 5 1/2 bay slots are covered with metal plates that are tack welded into place. They have to be broken off to use the slots which leaves small jagged pieces of metal behind from the welds. The 5 1/2 in covers at least have screws that can be used to put the covers back in place if needed. The PCI-E slot covers can not be reused. If you change the configuration by adding/removing components you'll have to come up with your own covers for the slots. I guess this falls under the "you get what you pay for" category. The tool less HDD bays were fine for standard HDDs but using an SSD was another story. I had an SSD adapter but I broke one of the bay mount pins off before I figured out the tabs in the bay didn't line up until I put the adapter in upside down. There is one large filter that cover all the bottom air intakes. It's a nice touch but I have yet to figure out how to remove it for cleaning. I've been building computers since 1996 and this is a first. I'll keep searching. The pamphlet/owners manual or whatever they call it that came with the case was pretty much useless.
When I first tried to remove the side cover the plastic latch came off in my hand. The 2 little screws were stripped out of the mount holes. I sent the company 3 e-mails asking about another latch. Never received any reply/acknowledgement back from them. That was the biggest reason my review only gave 2 eggs. No customer support from them=no more business from me. Probably would have given 4 eggs with good CS.
This case has lots of potential and looks very good but will avoid buying from them again because of no CS.

Other Thoughts: The fans switches, e-sata, and built in card reader are a nice touch.

Pros: Beautiful.
(4) 140mm LED case fans plus (2) 92mm VGA cooling fans are nearly inaudible and can be individually turned on/off from front panel.
Lots of room and great cable management.
Tool less drive and PCI card clamps really work.
Multi-memory card reader and (4) front usb 2.0 ports.
Front eSATA and a regular SATA port with power connection.
Comes fully assembled.

Cons: Front panel audio cable is almost too short - C'mon, nearly every motherboard I've ever worked on has the audio pins at the back corner, so I'm willing to bet that this is probably the most consistent complaint.
No front USB 3.0
140mm fans limit the use of most closed loop CPU coolers.

Other Thoughts: I've been modding PC's since the mid 1980's and have built literally dozens of systems. I have never owned a more beautiful and functional design.
Combined with the huge included fans, an inexpensive heatpipe CPU cooler keeps my i5-3570K very comfortable.
I knew I wasn't getting front panel USB 3.0 with this so no big deal.

Pros: All the basic things, cable management wall, 6 fans, virtually tool-less design just needed a screwdriver to unscrew the factory screws holding the main side covering. Comes with some cable ties which is nice.

Cons: The worst thing is the way the cables are managed stock makes for a very tight squeeze for the main (top) 5.25" optical drive bay. The front panel wires come down through the top of the bay and then out the cable holes just behind it. I tried to insert the drive a couple times but was uncomfortable with how hard the cables were pinching against it so I've decided to reroute the cables through the small slit next to the 5.25" bay.

Another thing is with trying to reroute the cables I contemplated removing the top of the case which I gave up trying.

Other Thoughts: Would be nice if the chassis were more modular; removing the top of the case to replace the top fans seems like a hassle and would greatly ease the task of rerouting the cables as previously stated.

Also, the little rubber outlet holes for water cooling would be better to have some sort of plug for fan users or maybe this was done to encourage water cooling. Call me a perfectionist but any manufacturer who isn't isn't doing their job right if you ask me.

Pros: Very good full tower case for the price.

Cons: The glossy finish looks shining. The inside allows a lot of room for air flow with 6 fans, the Card reader and the Expansion are very good to access,

Other Thoughts: it's better than my Antec 1200.

Pros: Great full tower case for the price. The outer finish is very glossy and looks sleek. As for the inside allows a lot of room for air flow due to size and vents.

Cons: The side panel vents might interfere with some high end graphics cards but those vents can always be removed.

Other Thoughts: I got this case for my gf's build for a price of a brand new game. So it was very economical, and it is very practical. Going to add purple decals and vents for her.

Pros: A ton of space inside this large computer case. It's well belt, but there are drawbacks.

Cons: I broke both of the front drawer plates with extremely little effort. Cannot make a DVD drive to sit flush with the case without modification with a Dremel tool and drill bits. I knocked an egg of primarily for that.

Other Thoughts: A good bang for your buck case, but the broken face plates really take away from the overall value of this tower.

Pros: Plenty of space, lack of sharp edges for dumb ones such as myself, Bays are pretty easy to work with. Fans mounted on the door turn off when opened. Good air flow

Cons: PCI Slots are a little lose. Drive bay doors must come standard thrown around the case.

Other Thoughts: Its a good case and the cheapest one you can buy that fits an EATX (EVGA P67 FTW in my case)

Pros: NONE !!!!

Cons: At first i thought it was just missing the tool box,but after further inspection it appears it was a return from someone else . Used sent out as new,it is missing the warranty card ,one small cable, the toolbox , the CD and the brochures and has a small scratch on the top panel. Not something you would expect if it was brand new.....Total dissapointment.. :(

Pros: Great case, really windy. Lol
Has lots of gadgets and pretty lights.

Cons: Being so big some of the power supply cables were too short to reach the top
of the MB. This is not a problem with the case but with the bottom mount power supply.

Other Thoughts: All in all this is a nice case and worth the money. I would suggest ordering some power supply extension cables with it.

Pros: Love the case! Keeps my system running cool and I have mine over clocked by a gig. I did rearrange some fans so i could get my internal liquid cool system installed but encountered no real problems that were not my fault. Awesome customer service as well. My case came with one of the optical drive covers free floating and after failing to fix it I called for help. With in a week I had a new cover free of charge. The covers actually do have a hinges, they are tiny pegs that hold the cover on on both sides. If the pegs are broken it will not stay on no mater what you do so call and ask for a replacement. Also a driver disk is no longer included as it is built into the card reader. Once again, I love the case. =)

Cons: Hinges broke on one of the optical drives but received a quick replacement so I am still giving 5 stars.

Other Thoughts: Give it a try, just think things through when working on the case and be patient.