Pros: I liked the looks and the features, the price is what sold it. $25, that's nothing.. It's a PC case, decent enough for what it is. Not the Best avail, but certainly nothing cheaper in price, not this month at least.

Cons: Ok, others complain about sharp edges and crushed/damaged sheet metal. I had to look for the sharp edges, but Yes, they're in there. Don't mind, be aware. Yes, mine arrived slightly bent in the back, where the P/S goes. I don't think it's the shipping either, I think it's happening at the factory. I was able to straighten it easily enough, and even if I didn't, it was minor. Didn't care.

Other Thoughts: Case is what I wanted, wasn't surprised. It's $25, what do some people expect? I actually bought two of them :)

Pros: Great appearance. Nice design for the price.

Cons: No where to put access cables from the power supply and difficult in some spots to secure your hardware.

Other Thoughts: Bought this for a cheap but powerful build. It definitely gets the job done.

Pros: well the biggest pro is the price. when i build a system it usually stays tucked away on a shelf for years -- it never gets moved -- so i don't need a beefy case. as long the holes for the mainboard line up, i'm happy, and these lined up just fine. i like the cage layout for the hard drives. being a mATX case, room is tight but the cage layout works. one front fan and one rear fan generates plenty of air flow for my i5 processor. fans seem, to me, to be very quiet. i do not use this for gaming so i did not add a high-end graphics card to this case.

Cons: very thin, flimsy metal case so one has to be very careful when doing the build.

Other Thoughts: if want to spend your money on the processor and not the case, this will work well for you.

Pros: -Decent looking case without being gaudy or looking bland either
-Lot of room for a big GPU - I fit a GTX 950 very easily (EVGA ACX 2.0). Triple fan coolers might be a problem.
-CHEAP - 25 bucks when I purchased

Cons: I'm listing my cons based on general observations. Most are not hits against the case, as it's a very cheap case - you should go in expecting to lose a few features of more expensive cases.
-Cheap case feel - the panels are wobbly feeling
-Little support for SSD - I had to mount mine on the bottom of the case. Maybe I missed a bracket or something.
-Top mount PSU - but you knew that just looking at it
-Zero cable management, my saving grace was not using an optical drive so I could just cram the spaghetti in that cage. Some say using a modular PSU helps, but if you're getting a high end PSU then go ahead and spend a little more on your case too!
-Fan options are slim, and the included ones are of questionable quality

Other Thoughts: Great case if you're doing a tight budget build. I'd use it again, not for myself, but for somebody that doesn't care about builder-oriented features it's hard to go wrong.

Pros: I have had this case for a year and it has been great. Wanted something compact and quiet but with room for expansion for my home office PC.

My configuration:
• ASRock Z97M motherboard, i3 CPU plus 8GB Ram
• Corsair CS450M power supply
• DVD and Blu-Ray burners in 5.25” slots
• Card reader in external 3.5” slot
• Two SSDs in internal bays

System is nearly silent, runs cool and even with a 23” screen usually draws under 45 watts. Good looking unobtrusive case that is not too crazy futuristic; case lighting is not overly bright.

Hard to beat if you are looking for a small, inexpensive case with that has good expansion options!

Cons: Two USB 3.0 ports would have been nice

Other Thoughts: Bending the tabs on the front grill a little lets you easily remove/replace it to access the dust filter

Pros: Price. Front USB 3.0. Dual fans- front with red LEDs. Good airflow with proper cable management and/or a modular PSU.

Cons: Sharp case - cut myself twice on the sheet metal. Stripped a couple screws easily. Dual slot video card ends up almost on the bottom of the case with little to no room for airflow. Hard drive bay is right in front of the CPU / over the main power to the motherboard. Very tight squeeze.

Other Thoughts: You can't beat this case for the price. Used it to build a small PC for my son he will use for HTPC and some Steam gaming. A Sapphire HD 7750 card fit better than other cards I had, gave more room for airflow, and will still be suitable for his needs. Would not advise this case for a heavy duty gaming rig. Just not enough room.

Pros: Makes a great paperweight.

Cons: When I took the plastic covering off the case the front part fell down being held only by the cords. Plastic pieces fell to the floor. The front part is where the cd-rom drive would go. The plastic bits that were supposed to hold the case together were broken off in the holes. The packaging was in great condition, which leaves me to believe it was broken before it was shipped. I sent it back to get a new one and ended up getting a one with the exact some problem. I could only tell it was a different case because the second one didn't have any super glue residue on the broken plastic nails.

Other Thoughts: Spend an few extra bucks and get one that doesn't need to be held together with duct tape.

Pros: USB 3.0, compact, cheap...This is my first time buying this brand and I'll probably buy again. The case is higher quality than expected. I've ordered cheap cases before and they were a lot flimsier than this. The case also included a rear fan that's smaller than the maximum mounting size of 80mm (I'm guessing it's 60mm?) It has red blades but no LED. The front red led fan is fairly quiet and gets the job done. Both fans have 4-pin molex and 3-pin connectors.

Cons: only one front USB 3.0 port...I mean cmon the USB 3.0 header is there, it supports two connections, and there is a second port on the front (USB 2.0). why waste the space with a 2.0 connector?

Pros: Very small miniATX tower with space for an ODD. Front USB 3.0. I like the red LEDs (not a fan of the super bright blue ones that are too common).

Cons: Case was damaged from the factory. The outer box had absolutely no damage, but the case was dented at one point where the hook for the side panel didn't go into the case but was smashed on instead. It also had a mangled front USB port--inside of an undamaged front bezel. These were manufacturing/QA issues. Spent some time and got the case looking/working okay, but that smashed hook on the side panel doesn't hold as well as I'd like.

Also, I was expecting a little more room behind the motherboard due to an experience with a DIYPC MA01-G case, which has the same width. This case has hardly any room at all, and what little it has is partially segmented by rolled edges that go all the way to the side panel.

Fan and power LEDs are red, but the HDD LED is blue... I'm not sure why they did that.

Other Thoughts: Bought this due to a very good experience with a DIYPC MA01-G, which was was unfortunately sold out when I needed another similar case. The DIYPC MA01-G had a similar price/size/design, but a great build quality, room behind the motherboard, and all matching (green) LEDs. If this case had lived up to the expectations set by its cousin, this would be a very different review. (I haven't bothered to review the DIYPC MA01-G since it sold out shortly after I bought it.)

Pros: Good cooling for entry level rigs, plenty of space for such a small case, compact. Decent build quality

Cons: none