Pros: Great value for the price, and looks cool with a side panel window. Not the easiest case I've ever worked with, but not the worst either.

Plenty of space for a tall heatsink; fits the Hyper 212+ with room to spare. Easy access points and pretty good cable management options. Lines up well with the back panel; you're not jiggling the motherboard around to get it to fit, like with some cases.

Comes with USB 3.0 on the front, with an adapter so you can use it as USB 2.0 if your motherboard doesn't support it.

Cons: Tries to use a ton of gimmicks to make the case "easy," but half of them get in the way more than anything.

The hard drive mounting system in particular is just moronic - it's sideways and uses special proprietary screws that are supposed to cut down on noise but really did not leave me feeling comfortable that the thing is secured. It is also pushed very close up against the front 140mm intake fan, meaning that 1) If you want to change out that fan, you have to take out the hard drives and cage, and 2) You are ONLY using another 140mm fan; there's no room for one of those adapters for a 120mm fan.

They also tried to do that screwless mounting system for DVD drives, but this one looked very flimsy and I hate them anyway, so I just ripped it out and used screws like a normal person.

The extra power supply mounting clamp is probably good in theory, but I really doubt it's necessary.