Pros: Very small form factor with an incredibly solid construction, one could drive over this thing and it would be unscathed.

Cons: The item comes with a white bezel for the front slim optical drive. In my opinion this made the thing look like a clown so I removed it. However the PSU is right under the slim optical bay and the blue LED on it is so bright that it can be used as a night light or other signaling device like a light house.

Overall Review: you will need a very low profile PSU heat sink. The stock cooler that comes with the i3-2100T works but dont expect any overclocking in this case because ventilation will be a major problem

Pros: Has a very basic exterior design. Nice small footprint. Easy to put together.

Cons: Very very very poor internal layout! Has basically no air flow even if you install the "optional" fan. Which the position to install the fan has to be modified in order for and common fans to be installed. That being said, the case generates standing heat pockets even with the fan. Not to mention the HDD sits right on top of the CPU heat sink! Had this for about 3 months. If not keep in an environment less than about 70 degress F, it shuts down from heat. Sad to report that the PSU board inside burnt up and died. I opended the case to see what happened and all the connectors were yellowed from excessive heat. The hard drive's label was chared and when I plugged it to to see what the cause was, a flame burst out on an inductor on the PSU board!

Overall Review: Nothing but a fire hazzard! Not to mention, who designs a case with an "optional" fan? First and last time I will every buy from this company! Just glad I was home when the PSU board caught on fire...

Pros: Well built case with solid construction. Comes with every screw that you could possibly need.

Cons: Will not fit with the Silverstone NT07 and an SSD or HDD when installed with a slim optical drive. RAM with heatsinks taller than the actual module will not fit. No room for cable management.

Overall Review: I bought this case to use as an HTPC. I was hoping to use the Silverstone NT07 instead of the stock heatsink on my Core i3-2100T. However, when an SSD is installed along with an opitical drive, the SSD hits the top of the fan and will not fit. I didn't test the stock heatsink/fan, but instead just ordered the Silverstone SUGO SG05B since it has more room. The case itself is wonderful and would work great if there was just a little more room.

Pros: Case looks nice, solidly built. Pretty small for an ITX case.

Cons: Not a lot of ventilation in the case, few places to add fans. No front USB ports. Blue led on the power button is bright and annoying (although that is every case, it seems).

Overall Review: If you're using a Sandybridge mobo, there actually is enough space (contrary to another review here), although it is tight. I'm using the Intel DH67CF and a i3-2100T, along with a single 3.5" drive. If you don't install a CD drive, you can fit the 3.5" drive without any problem, but leaves less space than desired. Alternatively, you can fit a slim DVD drive in the bay with a 2'.5" drive underneath, although that is very tight. When I tested it out, it barely fit. Installing a pico power supply is great, but blocks the fan location on the drive tray. I solved this problem by rotating the drive tray since I didn't install an optical drive. My idle temps are around 29-34 with one 50mm fan for intake, and all seems good. Wish it was a little better ventilated, though - would probably go with a slightly bulkier case for that reason next time.

Pros: Bought this case after reading a few reviews on one of their other models and I'm glad I did. It's smaller than most HTPC cases, but the perfect size for what I was trying to do and the price. The build quality is fantastic. All metal, no plastic anywhere. Installation is a smooth process aside from the normal cramps of a tight fit here and there. There is also a red HDD LED which nicely offsets the blue power indicator LED. In the end this was the perfect case for my HTPC and I would recommend dropping a nice Zacate CPU in there like I did for optimal HTPC performane :)

Cons: The screws on the top of the case stick up a little even when tightened down fully which could be awkward if you were trying to lay something flat on top of the case. Other than this, I don't see any reason to drop this guy an egg.

Overall Review: If you are planning on buying this case be forewarned that there is not very much space to do anything fancy. I was able to squeeze in a mini-itx / zacate E-350 combo with the stock CPU cooler and there is only about 3/8" between the CPU cooler and the bottom of the 2.5" hard drive. It's probably worth your while to get a 5010 case fan to go in the case.

Pros: The case is small and well built. Micro PSU with external brick included.

Cons: The Intel i3-2100 does not fit with a dvd drive and hd. I ended up mounting the 2.5 HDD "after" the optical drive (I had to drill a new hole in the mounting bracket). Still, the DVD rom rests on top of the i3-2100 stock cooler. Temps are a little high even with a fan.

Overall Review: The i3-2100t may be a better option as the stock cooler is slighty slimmer. Forget putting a 3.5" HDD in this case.

Pros: The case itself is very solid and is nicely build. It is a tight fit, but that is to be expected. You will need a fan since it does get hot inside this case (be wary that many of the small fans that fit it make tons of noise).

Cons: My only complaint is that 6 months into HTPC use the PSU died. While I can easily change it for a 150w Pico PSU, I still feel 6 months is a little short. (Yes it is covered by the 1 year warranty)

Overall Review: It is still a great unit and would buy it again for a build.

Pros: I laughed when I opened the box and felt how heavy and sturdy it felt. The thing is built like a tank. Everything fit well inside and no hiccups.

Cons: The cooling options are a bit limiting to say the least. There are very few places to put a fan. There is ONE fan bracket on one side that can hold either a 50mm or 60mm, 10mm think fan but not on the other which there is plenty of room to do so and it would double the airflow if there was. You need to get a slimline adapter and don't get the cable as cable management is tight.

Overall Review: Build: This case AMD E-350 Dual-core 1.6ghz 4gb ddr3 ram 250gb hdd DVD+CD RW drive