Pros: Cute as can be! Wonderful heat management, especially if you get a good psu. The frame is not the sturdiest in the world, but not as bad as some make it seem.

Cons: I had a little trouble with the 3.5" bay brackets. The nib onthe end was too long for my hard drive.

Other Thoughts: Great case, I use it for a gaming computer, so its not just for the "casual girl". Keeps everything extra cool. People love to leer at it when I take it out in public.

Pros: - Fans are practically silent
- Customer really enjoyed the look of the door and green paint
- Door feels sturdy, though I wouldn't push it. Raidmax also left a space where air could get into the case even with the door was shut
- Tool-less design offered a snug fit for the optical drive and hard drive. Tool-less design for expansion slots was also pretty effective and Raidmax left screw holes for people like me who are worried about anchoring their cards with just a piece of plastic
- Came more screws than necessary
- Newegg's specifications say it comes with a side 80mm side fan, it actually comes with a 120mm.
- The "Aura" effect on the front door is not painted, it's physically constructed to make this effect and it looks pretty sharp.

Cons: - Fans don't really move much air
- Cable management is awful. There's not enough space to hide any PSU cables behind the motherboard try so be prepared to stick the unused ones above your optical drive (front port connectors will fit behind the tray easily enough, however).
- Really cheap steel; I could bend the metal between my index and thumb.
- Motherboard tray buckles when moderate pressure is applied. Something to look out for if you're installing RAM or the ATX connector as pushing down the metal like this bends the motherboard with it.
- Airflow could be better, though I wasn't expecting much
- Powersupply is held by a very thin shelf that juts out from the PSU bay into the case. This may not be much of an issue with smaller PSUs but longer power supplies might have an issue.
- Price

Other Thoughts: One more thing: When screwing in an ATX motherboard the standoffs nearest to the drive bays don't all line up (they're too far from the motherboard). I put this here because it could have been an issue with my particular motherboard (GIGABYTE GA-MA780G-UD3H).

I title this "For Aesthetics Only" because there's nothing really that great about the functionality of this case. If you really like the look (as my customer did), get it but there are much better cases out there for this price. Speaking of which, this is my first experience with Raidmax and if this is the quality of their cases at $70 I'd hate to see their offerings below this.

Pros: It's Green! I love the clamps to hold the IDE drives in place, and the clear side.

Cons: Having the door open can be akward. But the biggest complaint I have about this case, is that for any high quality video cards, the chassee for the hard drives gets in the way.

I just bought this GeForce 9800 GTX, and it won't fit in my case, because it is too long. And if 1 card won't fit, there's no way 2 SLI'd cards will fit. So I'm going to have to look for a new case because I'm not up to case mods.

Other Thoughts: Over all this really is a good case. You just can't be expecting to do anything grand. I suppose I've learned my lesson, and will be buying a bigger case as a result.

Pros: See my rave review for the pink version of this case.

Cons: No front illumination, but that didn't matter to me