Pros: Small case for htpc. Probably the smallest you could get that will fit a small form-factor video card and dvd drive in. Nice black finish (but scratches easily). With a little tweaking, it's a very nice setup that fits in small places and packs lots of power. I used a core2 duo with 775-pin motherboard and the fan is right under the top air intake.

Cons: No reset button. Paint scratches easily. Poor placement of power supply (see below). Hard drive mount is between power supply and cdrom. There is room toward back of case though to have it "float" in the case. Mine is held up with just the cables going to it. It's an ssd so it doesn't vibrate that way. I prefer it there instead so it gets better cooling and won't block air flow to the PS.

Minus one egg for bad PS bracket placement.

Other Thoughts: I bought this case to place behind my wall-mounted tv. I have just enough space back there to make it fit so now wires are showing. It gets really hot though with just the tiny (30mm?) powers supply fan running, so I added a fan. It says a 60mm fan will fit so I bought a 60mm x 10mm fan which is very thin, but it wouldn't fit because the power supply mounting bracket was in the way. I was able to make it fit by dremeling away part of the fan shroud, and also had to cut away part of the power supply bracket with some metal cutters. The part I cut off was completely excessive metal and doesn't affect the mounting stability at all. Now the case seems to run cooler, and the tiny power supply fan isn't always running at full speed.

I haven't tried adding a low-form factor video card, but believe that Apevia is right, saying that 55mm card will fit without bracket.