Pros: Over all, an awesome case! -Huge, cavernous inside for a Mid-Tower ATX -Solid materials (excluding plastic feet) -Pre-configured for mini-ATX or ATX boards -Clean looking, not too flashy

Cons: I only really have two qualms... -The plastic feet. Too cheap and fragile for a case of this weight and over-all build quality. My front foot was completely shattered upon receiving my case. I'm RMAing for replacement parts, fine and dandy, but I have to pay for the shipping. -The windowed side-panel doesn't sit flushly with the front edge of the case. This doesn't ruin the product, per say, but for an obsessive-compulsive profectionist like myself it bugs me like none other that it will not sit flushly with the case.

Overall Review: I would buy this product again (while maintaining hope that it would come in *new* condition, not busted foot condition) Also, why am I paying for shipping on an RMA..? Where is the customer service.

Pros: - Gives you an idea of what this type of eyewear is like. - Definitely *improved eyestrain with a level monitor at 3ft distance. - Price to performance ratio.

Cons: - Build quality (was expecting a little more for $30) - Blurs vision of anything further than 5ft distance. - Optics themselves seem to be somewhat filmy.

Overall Review: *These optics improved eyestrain but didn't improve overall visual quality. They are slightly distorting (could be due to 3 ply construction [tint - clear lense - tint]) Over all, it's a good entry level piece of equipment. It definitely leaves something to be desired in the overall build quality, but at $30 it's a great investment if you're not sure you want to purchase expensive optics outright. They have a slight magnifying effect which can be soothing to the eyes if you are looking at higher resolutions (ie. smaller text) and are not overly intrusive to your view path. The tint itself helps filter out some of the harsher white light and has improved my tendency for dry eyes, however, I think the multi-ply design causes visual clarity issues.