DIYPC DIY-6811BK Black SECC MicroATX Mini Tower Computer Case with 1 x 80mm Fan

Pros: So far so good. Get it about $20 , did what a budget case should do -- fit in ATX psu and good inner room for long VGA card.

Cons: None so far , no menu but don't actually need one.

Pros: Light Weight.

Cons: Defective product. The power switch fails in seconds! I ordered one, it failed on me so I returned to new egg for a replacement. The replacement was also defective in the same way. What a waist of time. Both newegg and I lost $ on this. I lost lots of time tranfering components in and out of the case.

Other Thoughts: Don't waste your time or effort on this product. It is the worst quality part I have ever orderd from newegg.

Pros: Not a bad case for the price. For small builds, I was using a Rosewill case and liked it a lot. Unfortunately, they discontinued that one and I was left to look for another. This was a new manufacturer for me, but I'm pleased overall with the price / quality of the case.

Cons: It's not a gaming case, so expect some thin metal. Don't drop it, it'll dent. It's not a great layout, but it is livable.

Other Thoughts: For the price, you can't really go wrong. Use it for small build, something that will go under a desk or in a back office and you'll be happy with it.

Pros: This is a rather good looking case. Suits my needs as an office build. No need for an extremely rugged case. It has fairly thin metal but once together it is strong enough, and will be fine in many situations. I bought this for the size. Therefore a micro atx fits tight. It's compact and does the job. I did'nt expect alot from what I read on Newegg, so I'm happy with the purchase. @ 28 bucks it's a fair deal!Expected the power buttons to be cheap and sloppy but they are not. Quality of wiring is as good as most cases.

Cons: No cons. Its a $28 case!!!

Other Thoughts: Not sure why they have 2 nylon motherboard mounting clips instead of there being all normal mounting screws that other cases come with. No instructions...don't need anyway.

Pros: Price

Cons: None that you shouldn't expect really
The metal is thin, there are some sharp edges, and the fan is not the greatest, but none of that is a deal breaker and what did you expect for $25 plus shipping? (when I bought it)

Other Thoughts: IT professional and part-time system builder

The only sharp edge I found (though I'm sure there are more) was inside the case, towards the front, near where the front intake fan is preinstalled. I was zip-tying the front panel cables to one of the 80mm fan ventilation holes and slid a knuckle along a punched out hole for the cables themselves (and got what I deserved for not paying attention) and got a nice little cut. (If you're not bleeding then you're not trying says I)

I put all the usual suspects into the case with plenty of room for everything. The case even comes with two plastic cable routing grommets that screw into holes to the right of where the motherboard is for you to (obviously) route cables or wire tie them or whatever.

The front panel cables were plenty long to reach the motherboard headers.

It's not built like a tank like steel cases of yore, but for $25 plus shipping, it's no surprise the steel is a bit thinner. It does exactly what it's supposed to, and as long as you're not using it as a step stool, then you should be fine.

This case gets my full recommendation and I will be using it in future builds for clients.

Pros: This is a very compact case and weighs less than 7 pounds. There is one USB 2.0 port on the front. The power button is easy to find and glows blueish white when powered up. The front headphone port is centrally located.

Cons: Due to the light nature of the case the structure is quite thin.
This case came without the wire to the internal speaker and had to be RMA'd. Their were no instructions on how to assemble it in the box.