Pros: love having the fan controls and the micro sd card slot and love blue

Cons: wish the HDD light was a different color other then blue with the power light

Pros: PROS: Good cable managment, nice style, comes with 4 fans, pre-installed standoffs.

Cons: CONS: My only complaint is that it's a little bit big.

Pros: none

Cons: so far don't like anything this wasn't build very good no real directions took a couple of hour just to put the hard drives in and so tight barley got the ssd set up going to have to buy a better case no pro's yet

Other Thoughts: wouldn't recommend this to no one

Pros: Nice size and fits all my parts.

Cons: Super loud case fans
Fan speed adjustment doesn't work
Case turns off if you change fan

Other Thoughts: Terrible quality. I do not recommend this case

Pros: 5 fans to start, easy install of other components.

Cons: Case can be a little cramped at times depending on what your installing in it.

Other Thoughts: Great cooling pc over all temp under load is only 44c

Pros: Very good air circulation. Quiet fans and plenty of them to help reduce component temperatures. LED's are fun. Lots of areas for drives if needed. I had no issues connecting front ports to installed motherboard. All are clearly labeled. The observable CPU temperature has stayed relatively low.

Cons: My biggest headache is cable management. My CPU cooler fan spans the width of the case and I had a hard time maneuvering the cables around this and the graphics card installed. They are jammed behind this card to fit without interfering with the graphics card fans.

Pros: I like the look of this case as it isn't too flashy. Nice enough side window to show off hardware and 5 fans that were provided give good air flow x2 top x2 front and 1 back. Not the most silent case, but not loudest very middle of the road. I think the LEDs make a good show and are bright enough. Easy to work with and nice enough cable management. Got this case for nice bargain price.

Cons: One of the fan control headers didn't work, so I ended up plugging in through molex so fan runs 100%. Not too big of an issue for me, but if it is for you knock another egg off. If I payed full price not sure it would be worth it as there are really nice cases in this MSRP range

Other Thoughts: This was an easy enough case to work with that if you like the look of and can get for bargain price I would say go for it.

Pros: Solid construction, 5 fans pre-installed(three with LED's), Built in simple fan controller, Plenty of room to work in for a mid tower, Low price.

Cons: 3 pin fan connectors are a little bit weak(fixed with electrical tape), DO NOT connect both 4 pin and 3 pin fans at the same time. This is stated on the instruction sheet but of course not many of us read those ;-)

Other Thoughts: This was a very nice case to work with (I'm using the seemingly discontinued Green fan version, hope it's not, it's really nice!). I like all the room I had to work with even using a full sized ATX board (MSI 970 Gaming), never bumped into anything at all. I also like the fan controller, it's a simple two speed unit, but it works well for 4 of the fans, and no it doesn't control the fifth installed fan, but I've never run into a 'board yet that didn't have at least one fan controller on it so your good.

As for everything else, it's a really nice design, with a covered drive bay, lots of airflow, strong plastic and steel, and a good look to it (IMHO). For the money, it's a bargain in my book, go for it!

My build for those inclined:
This case
MSI 970 Gaming motherboard
AMD 8320e 8-Core processor
Cooler Master T2 Cooler
120GB OCZ Trion 100 SSD
1TB WD Black Series HD
EVGA 500w 80 Plus Continuous Power PS
PowerCooler AMD R7 360X 2GB GDDR5 Video Card

Pros: easy cable managment

Cons: the fans on this case are terrible. they are not loud or anything, but to get them to stay on is a chore. the problem is the connectors. im not sure if it is the connectors on the fans themselves or the ones going to the switches on the case, but if you move the cables at all they flicker off and on and it was quite difficult to get all 5 of them to run without one of them shutting off. plus the fact that i am afraid some or all of them will just decide to shut off on their own and something might overheat.

Other Thoughts: if you buy this case be prepared to have a few choice words trying to get all the fans to run at the same time.

Pros: Wanted something that didn't look like a standard computer case with the two ugly optical drive covers in front. This brand and NZXT were the two companies that seemed to offer something different. Liked this design and it was cheaper than the NZXT cases. Comes with 5 fans + a fan controller up top. 3 fans have LEDs and are pretty solid in terms of brightness and noise level. The top case fans are cheaper and and are not the same quality. The overall airflow is excellent. Good overall value when starting a build considering fans usually cost over $6 each. The fans can always be replaced at a later date. Thought it was a little humorous that they added a area for an SSD on the back side of the case where you normally do cable management. I guess you have to make use of all the space you can find.

Cons: Like I stated above. Depending on preference, you may want to replace the fans. The fan controller switches are a little cheap and have gotten stuck a couple of times. Not really the switch, but the cover gets stuck. Just pop off the cover and adjust it. Not a big issue. Some screws that came with the case do not have very good threads. The hard drive cage does pop out so it may be a little difficult fitting a larger video card in the case. I was able to fit a R9 390, but I had to maneuver it a bit.

Other Thoughts: My review is based on a 49.99 price point. I actually was able to get this case for 39.99 AR. I'm very pleased with my purchase. It is well worth that price range. You start going above the $50 price point and you expectations increase.