Pros: Good for a FreeNas setup

Cons: None Yet

Overall Review: Used in a combo kit with the Intel BOXD2700MUD and 4GB ram Currently running FreeNas 8.3.0 BETA 3 64bt with two 3.0TB Western Digital RED drives on a SYBA PCI controller

Pros: Perfect Size for FreeNAS ITX setup.

Cons: No manual, couple of HDD LED leads and another one not label. No manual really sad. Drives don't engage connector if not screw'd into tray. It appears I can't use the full spelling of screw-ed on newegg site.

Overall Review: I think 200w power supply is overkill for FreeNAS setup. My killowatt meter hasn't hit 60 watts with (4) WD WD20EFRX. She spins down to 35w.

Pros: Very nice, small case, exactly what I've been looking for (4-bay mini ITX). Relatively quiet, as stable as I need, and the 2.5" bay is usable (if difficult). Avoid memory with big heatsinks, it will interfere with your SATA cabling.

Cons: Very, very tight to work in. Cabling all 4 bays to a typical mini-ITX board will take all of your skill and some luck. Very difficult to use the 2.5" bay, the power/SATA plugs nearly touch the memory on mine.

Overall Review: I'd buy another if I needed it.

Pros: - 4x HS bays - Size - Relatively quiet case operation

Cons: - Price - CHEAP quality materials - No documentation whatsoever

Overall Review: ALL of the front panel clips were broken upon arrival. I had to glue them back on and they are basically now permanently attached to the case. You can tell that they were low quality to begin with. Came with ABSOLUTELY NO INSTRUCTIONS OR DOCUMENTATION OF ANY KIND. Not a single sheet of paper with words on it shipped with this product.

Pros: - Sturdy - no sharp edges - includes all the accessories you need (screw, brackets, etc) - Power supply included - everything was labeled clearly

Cons: - None of the hot-swap bays fully/automatically/correctly inserted drives into the connectors. I had to manually slide the drives into the connectors THEN finish closing the trays.

Overall Review: - I didn't use the 2.5" bay, but it looks like a tight fit. - I purchased this as part of an Intel ATOM bundle and everything worked together perfectly.

Pros: Has standard 1u ps. good lay out

Cons: power supply on cheap side. but is standard 1u so it dont matter. 4 drives on startup are alot to ask a little small 200w ps. without delayed spindle startup.

Overall Review: you get what u pay for. if you build this case correctly it is not bad. I would put a 300w 1u ps in with quality parts and u would be fine

Pros: 4 drive bays, compact

Cons: Contrary to the description, the drive bays are NOT hot-swappable, and this thing killed four known good hard drives before I realized what was going on.

Overall Review: The product description states that the 4 drive bays are hot-swappable, but as I learned the hard way, they are not. The first time I tried to hot-swap insert a hard drive (using a motherboard that supports hot-swap sata of course), the whole system powered off immediately, as if I had pulled the plug, and the hard drive was completely fried. The system would start up if the drive bay was empty, but would not power on with any drive (not just the fried hard drive) plugged in. Eventually I realized that if I plugged in another known good drive (while the system was off), that hard drive would also be immediately fried if I tried to power on the system (the lights would blink, but the system would not power up, and the hard drive would be fried). If I plugged a fried drive into another bay, that bay's power distribution board would immediately fry, and would also fry any further hard drives that were pugged in. I killed four known good hard drives before giving up on this piece of junk.

Pros: Small size, hotswap bays + 2.5" drive space, quiet fans

Cons: 200W PSU wasn't enough for me. I have four 3TB Seatage drives (not green) in RAID5, 60gb SSD, AMD E350 MB and 8gb RAM. Shuts down after 30 min. of formatting the drives. MB doesn't even get warm but PSU does. Ordered 300W 1U to replace the 200W cuz its easier to replace the PSU than to take the MB out and send the case back.

Overall Review: It really is the smallest case I could find with room for 4 drives AND a 2.5" SSD. Tight inside but not impossible and small is what I wanted. Perfect NAS case.