COUGAR Orange Challenger Black Steel ATX Computer Case with 12cm COUGAR TURBINE HYPER-SPIN Bearing Silent Fans and 20cm LED Fan

Pros: It has lots of room for more fans. the power bay is located at the bottom. the thing is fully dust filtered the whole front face is lined with a soft liner that lets air pas easy and collects alot of dust. it is easily removed to blow off. the side and bottom filter do not do as good of a job as the front but they let alot more air flow in......... and they are super easy to remove they pop back on super easy via magnets :D i was a little worried that the magnets would affect the computer but they dont seem to do so. they may over the long long run do some type of damage to the hardware but by the time that happens your hardware will be outdated any way........... all in all this is worth the money....... when said and done if you were to ask me if i would buy it again i would say yes. if you move your pc around alot this is not the case for you tho.........

Cons: 1. the top mesh has to be removed for max air flow or to fit most 200mm fans.
2. the front 200mm fan has a slight vibration problem i have found the fix by simply loosing it and putting i rubber band in between the metal and the fan and the outside face and the fan and that fixed that :P
3. the top power and reset cover hinge feels very cheaply made i feel as if every time i flip it up it will break i has not yet but it does not feel or sound right.
4.the top docking bay power cable uses 2 molex cables i think it should just be one or one sata :P
5. the rear fan on the back it may be quiet but it feels as if it moves little to no air at all.
6. this is the biggest one of them all witch was almost a deal breaker for me...... the side panels are so thin that when i got it in the mail from newegg they were slightly bent inward and are a pain to get on. just on the side with the window witch just so happens to be the side you access the most :P

Other Thoughts: Its worth the money you pay for it it comes in different colors but for me i got the orange one....... there are not may orange cases out there and orange is my favorite color :P

Pros: Spacious. Made it really easy to swap my components from my old case to this one. Room for lots of fans for excellent cooling.

Cons: None

Pros: bought to mach my sons room very sweet case looks cooler then my enermax :) plenty room an airflow might get white for myself everything fits my needs an looks great doing it would say its great case for OCers an custom builds

Cons: wish they had one in all white !!

Other Thoughts: huge space for cpu cooler. my zalman 320 will fit... using a Phanteks Updraft Floating Balance CPU Cooler now for son's amd 1045x6 NO OC

Pros: This is a very good case for the price. The ease of modifying the internal drive bays to accommodate longer expansion cards is wonderful. The internal drive bays are oriented towards the left side of the case to make installing and removing internal drives a breeze. To access the 5.25" external drive bays you must remove the front bezel. There are NO screws to remove to access these bays. The cable management is very well thought out. The fans in this case are pretty quiet as well. You would think a 200mm fan (very huge) in the front would be noisy, but at 2000 rpms it is barely noticeable. The standoffs for the motherboard are nicely marked to help with installation.

Cons: The two major failings of this case are: (1) the drive bay slots are not properly aligned for a motherboard with seven expansion slots. It looks like they meant to put eight slots but forgot the bottom one and now the lowest expansion slot on the motherboard has no opening or screw attachment. (This may or may not be a problem for you, it depends on the motherboard you choose and whether or not you want to triple-sli). (2) The USB 3.0 plug does not want to stay in the socket on my motherboard, but it does also have a USB 2.0 socket pigtailed on to the plug that works fine. (My motherboard came with a USB 3.0 front panel 3.5 drive bay card so I was fine. YMMV).
Other people have said that the orange molding color is ugly, but the molding is very easy to remove and paint and color you want.

Other Thoughts: Overall, this is a very nice case. But the expansion card slot misalignment and the faulty USB 3.0 plug made me dock it one egg. Even with repainting the molding, I still saved $18 off the other more popular color cases. I would recommend this case if you don't need the seventh expansion card slot.

Pros: Delicious cable management features
Comes with the option to mount 2.5" trays as well as 3.5"
Huge LED fan in front moves a lot of air silently
Bottom mounted PSU
Has standoffs so that it doesn't rest on the floor
Support for watercooling
USB 3 front panel
Cool switch thing for power
Magnetic filter panels
Very quiet, very cool

Cons: Kind of overstated
Side panels can be troublesome to replace
Doesn't make me a sandwich

Other Thoughts: Personally, I love the aesthetics, but some people might disagree. Whatever, they can buy a different case. The Challenger is a beautiful product in any color.

Pros: The case is very nice and high quality. I recommend it to everyone. It has very good cable management and is nice and cool. It looks great too.

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: This was my first pc build it it was successful.

Pros: Great case it has a lot of room I was a little worried at first but everything worked out great with the case it.

Cons: none

Pros: USB 3.0 slots, overall solidly built, stock fans are good, red leds look cool, plenty of room but not overly huge, dust filters and fan mounts everywhere.

Cons: Would have like a little more clearance behind the mobo tray for more room to hide wires, not a huge deal though.

Other Thoughts: The colors are polarizing, people either love it and say how cool it is or laugh at it and say how ridiculous it is. I have to admit I do look over at it sometimes and chuckle a little, but overall I really like this case.

My old case was a RAIDMAX Smilodon and this Cougar case really puts that thing to shame.

Pros: -Cool temperatures
-Good airflow
-DUST FILTERS!(I love these)
-Relatively quiet when at high loads
-Sexy, eye popping design.
-Side panel to see your handiwork
-Awesome lights
-Awesome power switch.
-Cable management
-Cheap!!!!
-HDD hotswap

Cons: -Does not feel very durable, not good if you move your computer a lot.
-The side panel does not reveal much, unfortunately.
-Does not come with a lot of fans, but does have the spaces to install them.

Other Thoughts: This case is most definitely worth it. It fits all my components nicely with room for more. It looks sexy. FAN FILTERS!!!! And that price you cannot beat.

---->PERFECT FOR LOW BUDGET BUILDERS<----

Pros: This tower is awesome for simple builds, the fact that it is a mid size throws some people off. It has a removable panel so you can fit bigger video cards in as well.

One thing I would like to mention, this tower doesn't need motherboard stand-pins. The side where the motherboard fastens to is actually make out of non-conductive material.

Cons: I won't really dock the rating because of this, but my case is super super tight on space now. If you are looking to water cool your tower, you should probably go with a full case. Even with all of the modifications you can do to this case, my H100 and internals have barely have enough room.

Other Thoughts: Great case, just watch what you try and put in there.