Pros: Looks like a Borg Cube, which is the main reason I bought it, despite the price.

USB 3.0 on the front, have not tested them yet.

Non-windowed side also removes (see cons), case also has space to remove CPU bracket on the mobo while it is still installed. VERY useful to upgrade or interchange CPU coolers easily.

All the lights and fans and buttons work.

Plenty of space for large 120mm fans (5 total +1/2 for PSU). I also think I see other places to screw in fans, but I have not tried to screw any fans in to those holes.

Cons: Hard drives go in backwards, just FYI. Took me only about 10 mins to figure it out, that I had to snap the HDD brackets on backwards on the HDD to install them securely in the case. Luckily, the right side panel also removes, but the clearance for the wires could be more. Make sure your power and SATA cables have 90* angles on them so not to bend the wires like mine does, rubbing against the side of the case. :(

Only 1 fan comes with it.

Other Thoughts: Happy camper.

Pros: Where do I start?! USB charges while the computer is off

USB 3.0 interface on the mobo, 10 total USB ports on the rear, 2 of them are USB 3.0

6 upward facing SATA 3 ports

3 fan interfaces on the mobo for exhaust/intake fans and 1 for CPU

8+2 power phase, the MOSFET and SB heatsinks are HELD IN by SCREWS, not just tabbed in with plastic push-throughs (they should have done the same thing with the NB in my opinion, but I suppose this is done to easily replace the NB heatsink with aftermarket coolers?)

Clever positioning of the Front Panel interface (power button etc)

Beautiful board layout, nice black PCB. Everything is positioned perfectly. I will be buying more Gigabyte boards in the future, that for sure.

Cons: Uh... No witty comments from me :)

I guess they could have put an IDE on the board, but who uses IDE anymore other than my grandpa? :P

Other Thoughts: BIOS took some getting used to coming from Asus and Biostar, had issues with the memory posting at its rated spec (2133Mhz) but then, the max for the board says 2000Mhz. Noone's perfect, but this isn't a con, just some information for potential buyers :)