DIYPC MiniQ7-W USB 3.0 w/Dual White Fans White SECC ATX Mini Tower Computer Case

Pros: Small doesn't take up much space. Nice cheap price, Quality seems good I don't get the feeling it will fall apart.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Have a full sized ATX board and fits all my components with not much room left, working inside is really tight bit is expected. Great Small Tower would definitely buy another.

Pros: Light
Small

Cons: -can be hard to work with
-PS can be a problem. Check the orientation of your plug before buying this case. The power cable may be reverse and create issues
-limited room for good cabling inside. Modular PS would help.
-included fans are throw-aways. They don't push enough air to keep them. This is extra cost.
-PS blocks the bottom 120mm fan if you plan to get one
-Powercolor 7870 myst edition is a tight fit with my antec PS
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Other Thoughts: I can live with the rest except for the 2 fans that are included. They are worthless.

Pros: Absolutely fantastic layout, I love the placement of the power supply...makes a lot of sense. Construction is solid for being so lightweight, doesn't scratch easily and very good for the money.

Cons: Lack of cable management behind the motherboard makes for a messy build

Other Thoughts: A great case if you want something nice to look at that wont cut you while you put parts in it.

Pros: -Good paint job
-Cheap (20 bucks after rebate)
-Light (7.5 lbs)
-Comes with two fans (molex, no fan control)
-USB 3.0!!!
-Fits ATX motherboards

Cons: -Fairly narrow so not all CPU coolers will fit
-The evil blue eye

Other Thoughts: Excellent value for 20 bucks. I got this for my girlfriend's LAN rig. She needed a case that was small and light and could fit an ATX motherboard (we were reusing old parts.) The blue eye is distracting but she likes it; says it reminds her of Eve from the movie Wall-e.

Pros: It's not black.

Cons: "We have received your submission and it is being processed."
f'in aye.
kinda cheap and flimsy.

where's my rebate?

Pros: - Cheap
- Unique look
- Very lightweight, small
- Resourceful use of limited space

Cons: - Practically no cable management available
- Absolutely no sound ability to dampen sound
- Some PSU's may not fit

Other Thoughts: First off, I need to point out that I bought this case to build a basic gaming PC for a non-tech savvy friend who plays World of Warcraft. She would never be cracking the case open and fiddling with the insides. For her, the case is PERFECT. She, my wife and I all appreciate the unique aesthetic of the case; the large blue object in the middle is the power button and lights up while the computer is on (or not, you can always unplug the light). With everything installed, the case is very easy to pick up and hold with one arm. Inside, I have an mATX board, but other reviewers are right; there is plenty of room inside to fit a full ATX motherboard. The placement of the power supply at the front of the case is an interesting way to save on space, but it does make powering off the computer a hassle since to reach the power switch, you now have to lift up the computer to get to the bottom.

In terms of absolute negatives, the complete lack of any ability to dampen sound is a bit annoying, so I removed one of the case fans and keep the CPU cooler to a dull roar. Cable management is conspicuously absent, but as I noted previously, the end owner of this computer will never notice that. The inside of the system is messy, to be sure, but certainly not cluttered enough to impede air flow appreciably. These are things I would take eggs off for in a pricier case for myself, but for the price of fifteen to twenty after rebate, this case is absolutely fantastic.

Pros: Beautiful lightweight case. Well engineered, almost.

Cons: The optical drive gets caught on the hiding cover. The button is perfect on the side, but the drive never fully opens by itself. I'm going to have to dremmel the inside drawer. Also the small rear fan interferes with the processor fan, had to remove it. If there wasn't a rebate, I'd be more dissatisfied.

Other Thoughts: Sleek design for an inexpensive case.

Pros: Although i'm using a MAtx board in mine, it will fit a full ATX.
It's small and lightweight.
PSU Airflow is nice.

Cons: If your Plug for your psu isn't in the very left corner of your psu it doesn't reach their very short extension cord your going to have to break out a drill w/ a 1/4" drill bit and make a new hole closer to the edge. And probly a dremel also to smooth out the edges of the hole.

Here's why....

The way they set up the PSU wiring....There's a plug upper rear that you plug your psu plug in but they have a built in extension cable that brings it so you mount the PSU all the way on bottom. It didn't reach mine and i had to cut a hole in the case. You might have to go through the same thing.

Other Thoughts: It was only 20$ After rebate.

Pros: Relatively small, sufficient inside room

Cons: Awkward power supply placement, horrible optical drive configuration, no USB3 external ports, no documentation

Other Thoughts: I hate this case. The power supply is placed in the fron which they claim is good for air circulation but you can't access the on/off switch since it is underneath. The optical drive is behind a flimsy cutesey door which easily breaks off. The drive must be recessed about 1" behind the frontplate and buttons activated by an external lever, a very awkward configuration. No docs makes setup confusing

Pros: For the price this is a decent case. I should have paid a little more attention to the dimensions as it is a little large to call a mini tower.

Cons: Really none