Pros: first off this product is NOT a desk for that product check here ==>http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112429&cm_re=lian_li_dk-02-_-11-112-429-_-Product

this is the smaller version or coffee table if you will, as for cable management when you go wireless one must ask , what cables are you referring to or are you still stuck in the 80's? this setup is designed for a complete boxless setup or caseless set up, think about a small room that has limited space or a dorm room for example this is a great product, as for the people that refer to the aluminum looking cheap or not of good quality evidently do not know Lian Li their cases are what most MFG's try to achieve in quality bust lack in actual sell-able finished product. for example 99% of Lian Li's cases are cable and finger cut free featuring rolled or folded aluminum cutouts, premium edge guards, thick consistent and of fine quality aluminum, anodized finishes are of consistent color control through all parts seriously go to a pc shop and look at all the aluminum cases and especially the black cases and compare all the parts on other pc cases and you will notice a distinct difference in the color of other case mfg's and Lian Li's cases to an anodizer black is one of the hardest colors to apply as some have a reddish tinge where as others will have a blueish tinge, and the grade of aluminum denotes a lot of which dye will work best for the application its being used for, Lian Li has made it simple by using the same grade throughout its primary build so yes the premium price is due to a fine finished product that is consistent from start to finish, part fit is essential to any build, LL does it with no slop and excellent fitting components not to mention after they retire a case or a design you will soon there after see someone else buy the Copy-rites from them and release a re-badged case that is essentially one of their cases, lets think about cable management most companies out there give you the push out wire ties you know the ones they look like the ones you find under the hood of your car where it resembles someone with a die punch and a part press they often look like a hole with a punch and when applied to the part it cuts 2 slits and pushes a tab out so you can slide a zip tie into it to manage your cables, granted it works but when your trying for a slick build it lacks any kind of aesthetics and often makes the panel look distorted, really if i wanted that kind of attention inside my case i would fill it with pop rivets and make it look like ww2 bomber wing, look if you haven't owned a Lian Li case please post your comments on the ones you have owned and leave this space for those that do own them and stand by them as a company and product not as wishful think or an after though

Cons: i have owned and purchased and built and sold around 200 unique cases and dealt with many mfg's , I keep coming back to Lian Li for their quality and will continue to do so for years to come, I have yet to find a real Con on any of their cases as they are designed and built for a specific application and as long as you stay in those guide lines all the other MFG's out there that try and hook you with a gimmick ends up being just that...... a Gimmick

Pros: I have had 7 of these of the 7 i have lost 0 of them, all are still in service

Cons: long cables and somewhat stiff bending radius's would be nice if they switched over to flat ribbons rather then bunched cables and perhaps release it in a short cable length for like itx platforms