Pros: Fairly roomy for a mid tower. Clean layout. Included fans are quiet and work very well. One of the few cases that have nice looking 5.25" front drive bays, (I still like having a DVD drive one for all my old games.) The front IO is attached to the chassis instead of the front panel itself, making removal of the front panel both easier and you won't be stressing any of the connections. This was a very well designed detail. 1- 140mm front intake and 1- 120mm rear exhaust fans. Cable management was decent. Sound dampening foam on the left and right sides, top, and front of the case. (For the windowless version.) Construction quality is top notch, be quiet! delivers a solidly built case for this price range. Included 3 step fan controller that is SATA powered. Plug in an additional case intake fan and let them rip. The HDD cages are nice, as well as vibration isolated in rubber grommets for each 3.5 drive. The 5.25 bay is even fully removable to accommodate a larger radiator (However I doubt that those getting this case would want to do that, as it's one of the main features of having 5.25" ODD drive bays anyway.)

Cons: Due to the case size some of the cutouts will be covered by the motherboard itself. No rubber grommets on the windowless version (Which I purchased). However this is NOT a big "con" as you won't be seeing the internals. It should also be noted that the steel around those holes are not in any way sharp and have a smooth rolled edge. The cons for me where not enough to drop off an egg on this review, while this case isn't "perfect" it is deserving of consideration if you want a nice budget case for a silenced focused build.

Overall Review: If the case was just a little longer the motherboard cutouts wouldn't have been obscured. However since this case is both fairly compact and on the "budget side" it's really not a deal breaker. I HIGHLY recommend purchasing an additional 140mm Pure Wings 2 fan for the front intake if you are going to be using either of the 5.25" bays. The case comes with 2 fans, however an additional intake fan will help keep temps down, and the fans themselves are silent.

Pros: -Very good price. Got on sale with free shipping. Great deal! -Not too flashy. -Love the tempered glass side window. It's held on by studs with rubber grommets on them. Good system, easy on/off. -Really like the top cover over the fan grills. -Nice to build in, lots of space behind motherboard for running cables. -I like the clean mounting positions for SSD's behind the mobo. -HDD mounts are nice, clean, interesting design. -Very modular, options for rad mounts, drive placements. -Nice 3 speed fan controller built in for a couple of fans.

Cons: -Not too flashy. I know this was listed in the pro's. See Other thoughts down below. -Tough to mount AIO radiator up top. -No screws/ grommets included for rad mounting up top. Had to use grommets left over from another Corsair case. I know that be quiet! can't be expected to anticipate every mounting circumstance, but grommets would have been nice. -I would have really liked a power supply cover at the bottom of the case. I chose this case despite the fact that it didn't have one though.

Overall Review: -Not too flashy. I know this was listed in the pro's. This case is offered with orange accents, wish there were more options. Red, blue, green, silver, etc. I went with black. The orange really seems to pop, but didn't fit in with my red aesthetic. -The top fan cover is great, but because of the tabs that stick down into the case, top radiator placement is closer to the motherboard than some other cases. -I'm coming from a Corsair 350D, wanted something that would fit an atx mobo, that could mount my 240mm rad up top. This worked, but it's even more cramped up top than my old case. If you want to use the 5.25" drive bays there is some room above them to slide the rad into. CPU power cables kept me from mounting the rad further back at the top. Ram barely clears. There are slots for mounting the rad, which is nice, but I still had to move the rad to a position where there was no room to put the last couple of screws. It worked, but I was hoping for more room in this atx mid tower case. Your mileage may very on top rad mounting. I don't think it would be possible to fit a 280mm rad in the top without case mods. I ended up running my rad in the front, but I had to remove the 5.25" bays. It's 5 screws and you're ready to go. With a 240mm rad all the way up at the front, there's still room underneath for another 120mm fan to bring in cold air to feed the video card. -All in all, it's a very good case at an excellent price. And I do recommend it!

Pros: Bought this case for a themed orange build I am/was making. The case looks amazing with the full front glass panel. The case has nice modular features and is easy to work in and with. The pre-mounted stand offs were a noteworthy nice touch. As the company name suggests the case is extremely Quite and as cold as a fridge.

Cons: They only real complaint is that what I believe to be standard size SSD housing units in the back of the case both were to small for the SSD causing them to bend out of shape. I may have been doing this wrong but could find no instructions on how to use them correctly.

Pros: - Well built - No sharp edges - Comes with quiet fans - It has a 5.25" drive bay, which was important to me. - Diagonal air slots in the front seem to provide enough air flow for the front fan to work properly, unlike many other cases.

Cons: - I've bought both a windowed one and a non-windowed one. The window is not a door. It's just a sheet of glass with four holes that has to be completely removed each time you open the case. The screws for the windowed one stick out quite a bit, so I didn't like that. The non-windowed one is a typical side panel with two screws in the back, which works great.

Overall Review: - Yes, I would recommend the non-window version.

Pros: - The look of it is great - Tempered glass window - Disc drive bay if you still need one - 2 included silent fans - Fan controller on front of case

Cons: - Cable management is iffy. Some of the grommets/cable pass-throughs are inaccessible after putting in the motherboard, which makes no sense at all. - No USB type-C - Airflow is questionable at the front of the case

Overall Review: The fans are pre-installed with the fan controller, so there will be a hanging SATA cable in the case. Just plug that in to your power supply, and you're good to go.

Pros: Fast shipping, good price on sale ($75); good looking; well designed interior space; great cable management; big quiet pre-installed fans (2), rubber cushioning where any chance of vibration might make noise (along side the power supply, the hard drive bays and mountings, all flat side surfaces. Fully -and easily- removable drive bays (thumb screws where ever useful, and plenty of screws for installing drives, provided with the case; front panel, easy access phono jacks; 2 USB3 ports; indicator lights and reset button. Though it comes with two fans pre-installed, and controlled by a front panel speed control (3 speeds), it allows for adding a third fan to the controller. However the case allows for additional fans to be installed, front and top. Depending on the size of the fan, you can install two or three fans on the front, as well as 2/3 on the top. I added one more to the front and three on the top. The flat top of the case is actually openable, in that you can raise it to one of two possible levels (or leave it off all together I suppose), allowing for fan-driven air to escape. Even then, as this is how mine is setup (just got it yesterday and built the PC today) the thing is amazingly quiet. Alongside my desk, with a total of five large fans, I am reminded that it is running because i can see the front indicator lights. ;-) This is a 'can't go wrong' purchase, with features I've seen in cases selling for $40-60 more. Sturdy, solid, quiet. What's not to like?

Cons: I can't think of one.

Pros: - Aesthetically looks great when put together - Plenty of space to work in - Very quiet even when all fans (including my GPU) are going full blast!

Cons: - As others have mentioned, the front panel cables are on the shorter side. Some clever rerouting is needed to get past this. - The cable management holes next to the front edge of the motherboard get covered up by said motherboard pretty easily making them not very useful

Overall Review: I had no problems mounting my Samsung EVO 860 SSD in the provided locations behind the motherboard. I think folks are trying to install them under the mounts which for sure won't work. Asus B450M-A w/AMD Ryzen 5 2400G ASRock Phantom Vega 64 GPU Corsair CX750 non-modular Samsung EVO 860 etc.

Pros: -Orange color for your orange build -Very quiet case, as their company name implies -Good build quality.

Cons: -This thing runs pretty hot. I don't think there's good airflow in the front. -No basement for the PSU. -Grommets come out of their housing very easily. Make sure to hold them in while feed cables through -I was not satisfied with the cable management system, particularly access holes for the top of the mother board. -The built in fan speed control button is poorly documented and doesn't work well. It also makes all your fans spin at the same speed. Plug your fans into the motherboard and use dynamic fan controls instead.

Overall Review: My main complaint with this board was the built in fan control switch on the front panel. First of all, there is little to no documentation on how to hook the it up! I spent over an hour trying to figure out how it worked and getting it right. Was hard to find documentation on it anywhere. Second, once I got it working, I realized that all my case fans would now spin at the same speeds and I'd have to manually move that switch. In the end, I plugged all my fans into the motherboard and used dynamic fan controls. So long as you can manage the heat well, I'd recommend this case. It's nice and matches the orange aesthetic I was going for.