Pros: Great cable management features. Lots of room for fans and radiators. I honestly couldn't believe how light it was. picking it up and turning it around during the build process took next to nothing. the accent lighting that's built in looks great. Had zero issues with the cable grommets trying to pop off while passing cables through which is a big plus in my book, it can make for a lot of unnecessary hassle. The case is very sturdy. took it completely apart during the build and didn't notice any wobble in the frame. Fan filters everywhere, one big one on top two on bottom and one in front. All fan filters seemed easy to remove and clean except the front filter.. got pop off the front of the case and then pop it lose from the clips that hold it, not terrible but would have been better is there was someway to get at it without having to remove the face of the case.

Cons: cant really think of anything. maybe the front fan filter.. but that's pretty minor all things considered

Other Thoughts: My gf wanted this case for her birthday, so in addition to her new galaxy s7 phone and tv I got her this case and transfered everything over to it. She has been super stoked about it. Gotta admit if I was in the market for another case I would seriously consider getting this one for myself as well, for now though I'll stick with my Lian Li PC-08. Wish the cable management in my case was as easy as it was in hers though...

Pros: -Great looking case
-Big
-Fan Hub in the back

Cons: - Fan hub worked for about a week
- lights that you can buy for it don't fit right.

Other Thoughts: - I would recommend this Case because i feel i just got unlucky with the Fan hub,

Pros: I opened the box, started installing the hardware in this case and decided I wanted to give a partial review while waiting on other components to come in.
-Quality Made - the rolled edges along with being sturdy built is great
-I thoroughly enjoy working with this case
-Lots of cable management options, has velcro straps for the main cabling area, but then plenty of slots for cable ties over the other areas
-The manual is an actual manual not just a piece of folded newspaper like some cases have
-the included plastic box that the screws are in is top notch, with extras of everything you need
-space for water cooling radiators, and extras like a res plate and pump plate to help install of proper water cooling loop

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Cons: -Even though every thing else seems quality made even down to putting rubber washers on the thumb screws to not mess up the paint, the thumb screws are hard to get in and out, seems like they are cross threaded from the factory.
-The lighting cable for adding the extra light strip for the inside of your case is on the back side of the computer so you have to either try to run the cable differently or plug the strip in on the back side of the case then run it to the window side and where you want it from there.

Other Thoughts: This is a full tower case, it has a lot of room in it and has a big footprint so remember that before buying. I bought this for my Wife, and after installing some components in it, I am going to be getting this one or the bigger brother of this one for me.

I would love to see one of these without the front drive bays and just have the hidden panel to have even more clean lines.

Pros: The packaging was great, no damage to the case during travel
The brushed aluminum looks amazing
Easy access to top fans with the pop off grill is excellent
Extremely spacious, easily fit a hyper 212 evo.
A ton of room for a very long GPU
The accent lighting looks amazing!

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Anyone making a new build or wanting to upgrade with water cooling, this is the case for you.

Pros: - Roomy and customizable
- Good for both water and aircooling
- Fantastic cable management
- Get artsy with the lights
- Decent prize for a full tower.

Cons: - cannot turn off lights when not in the mood.
- heavy; and lifting it on both ends is weird with the dust filter feels it could bend / destroyed.
- despite of the brushed finished, it is still not fingerproofed.
- the separate accessory lights worth 20 - 25 dollars should be part of this package as it is a disaster itself.
- acrylic windows can easily get scratched and so thus the internal plates
- the rubber grommet on the front is bad for aesthetics.

Pros: -So much room for activities!
-Plenty of cable management room
-Beautiful lighting with option for more
-Excellent Side Window

Cons: - Fan Hub is not totally PWM
- LED lighting strip is not included

Pros: Bought this case after seeing numerous reviews on it. At first, I almost jumped the gun and bought the Enthoo Pro. However, the Luxe has some extra features that, in my opinion, make it worth the extra $40.
The case is really sturdy, gorgeous, and pretty easy to build in.
Another pro I'd like to mention is the included fans are pretty awesome. They're mostly silent (only hear a small humming noise, though it's much quieter than my last case) and they also push a good amount of air. I see myself buying some extra fans for more airflow soon.

Cons: The only con I can think of so far, is that this is a huge case, at least by my standards. I'm sure this measures up to other full size cases, and since this is my first full size case, I'm not taking off an egg. However, because if its size, I ran into a couple of problems while managing my cables. Specifically speaking, the 8-pin power connector. I barely (emphasis on barely) got it to click in. Also worth noting that my 24-pin nearly didn't reach either. But, again, this isn't enough for me to take off an egg since the problems is really my psu.
Other than that though, I have nothing to complain about as of yet.

Other Thoughts: Be sure to not to underestimate the size of this beast. It nearly takes up half my desk. But, I don't mind too much. However with all my components inside, it easily weighs about 45-50lbs. Something to keep in mind.
But overall, I highly recommend this case for anyone who's looking for or needing some serious space, or just a gorgeous case with leds and a fanhub (which also works great).
For the price, I don't think there's much competition.

Pros: Cost - huge bang for the buck
Flexibility - so many options for how to mount radiators
Size - it is not a full tower case, and that is great, but working inside it makes it feel really large due to how thoughtfully it is constructed

Cons: The Audio/USB header in the front could use a bit more polish than what it has - it feels a bit out of place compared the rest of the case (Plastic door on it, really hard or impossible to see the labels on the buttons etc)

Other Thoughts: I used this case to build my first rigid tubing build. I am so happy that I picked this one because it just made the choices easier and more flexible. I loved how I could mount the pump / reservoir combo on the rubber mounting bracket, which was itself installed on a rubber footed bottom plate. It is really hard to have any real criticism of this case, other than what I mentioned above. But then this is only a $150 case - so I got far more than what I expected anyway. Unless you are wanting to use some massively thick radiators, it is hard to think of a case where this case could not work. I would suggest to folks though to go with a separate pump and reservoir instead of a combo like I did. The pump mounting bracket can hold a pump and still have room for the top drive cage. If you get a combo, you have to remove both cages due to the height. I kinda wished I could have only left room for one magnetic drive - but in the end, I just added a 1TB SSD to accompany the PCIe M.2 on the board. Given that there are two great locations to hang a reservoir, I think that would have been more ideal, although my rigid lines would have been that much more complicated.

Pros: Easy access to filters. Plenty of room for cable management. Ambient lighting. Fan hub for PWM fans. Removable HD cages. This case is a pleasure to build in, remove the top panel and fan and it's easier to attach your CPU fan and 8pin CPU power cable, or other fans to top motherboard headers.

Cons: Could use a hole and grommet in the PSU cover to route cables or hoses for water cooling using the supplied reservoir bracket. The top panel came with a broken alignment/standoff peg; easily fixed with a bit of super glue. No button to turn off the LED lighting, only option is to disconnect the cable.

Other Thoughts: Would I recommend this case...in a heart beat! This is my first foray with Phanteks and I must say I'm impressed. The pros for this case far out weigh its cons. They put a lot of thought in to every aspect of this case even down to the manual and parts box. Migrating from a Raidmax Agusta case to this went fairly smooth. There were a few hiccups but they were my own fault; I spent 10min trying to find the front panel connectors for the motherboard before I realized they were attached to the top panel. Now I just need to get a couple SSD's to fill in those 2 lonely SSD brackets on the back side of the motherboard tray.

Previous case I couldn't mount a 240 or 280mm radiator up top so I had to get an 120mm one, and I could only mount it as wither an exhaust or intake on the back. This did nothing to help temps, the CPU ran cool but other components ran hotter at idle with the video card pumping the most heat into the case. So far this case both my GPU and CPU are idling right around 30c. I've got an Corsair H110i GTX up top pushing heat out, and the back 140mm fan doing the same with just a solitary 200mm fan up front.

Pros: -Solid, very well built. Finish is great.
-Everything is held together with screws, no pop rivets. Makes anything you want removable pretty much.
-Great airflow
-Lighting system is good.
-Cable management is extremely easy!
-Watercooling expandability
-Can put fans everywhere

Cons: None at all. Love the case. Feature packed.

Other Thoughts: Would recommend, would buy again in a heartbeat.