Pros: The design is very slick and professional yet bold with the air vents and curves. Airflow throughout the case is great and the raidmax fans run extremely quiet. Mat black finish inside and out with rounded edges inside the case is nice. Lots of spots inside to tuck wires as well as-well as room for a massive gfx or water cooling system and whatever else you might fit into a mid atx case. The sideview plexy glass is slightly smoked rather than totaly clear and gives a nice touch to the glowing fans inside. This case definitely looks much better in person than in picture.

Cons: no external digital temp reading and the hd bays are somewhat cramped.

Overall Review: Im surprised more people have not bought this case. Get this instead of the antec something or other, you wont be disappointed!

Pros: Big, roomy yet light in weight. Neat twistlock DVD drive mechanism, simple yet holds the drive tightly. Fans, fans, and more fans. I am adding one for a total of 6. Easy to install parts. Some may not like a large case but I do. You should see the size of my desktop PC.

Cons: Front face had some broken mounting studs causing a fan to misalign and make noise. NewEgg said no problem to replace the case. I then got an email response from Raidmax saying if I just wanted a new face they would get one out same day.....and they did!!

Overall Review: Raidmax customer service was fast and saved me the trouble of rebuilding the system in a new case. I will use them (as well as NewEgg) again.

Pros: Sturdy Build, four fans. Keeps my PC nice and cool.

Cons: Not enough room in back for cable management. Had to jury-rig some cables to make them fit. The fans only have a molex connector so I would recommend getting aftermarket fans that have mother board connectors.

Overall Review: Needs to have more dust filters but for an under $100 case Its nice it at least came with one.

Pros: •Durable-feel •Very spacious for huge graphics cards (something ridiculous like a 16") •No tools required for 5.25" drives, but the PCI slot covers on the back of the case use normal screws (not those sh*ty tool-less doohickies some other cases use that brake in a matter of minutes trying to hold up fat graphics cards) •3.5" HDD "Drawers" mount SSDs straight to them, no flimsy adapters needed! Awesome design!

Cons: •Absolute terrible cable management. My power supply cables are too fat to sit in the gap between the back plate (where the back of the motherboard is exposed). •Stock fans are pretty noisy, not unbearable, just a bit more of a whine to them then normal. •Although I like the look and functionallity of the 3.5" Hard drive bays, it's quite irritating trying to fish around to plug/unplug the SATA/Power cables into them once their plugged in.

Overall Review: Overall, this case is bad a**. Great value. My biggest complaint by far is the cable management, or lack there of. On the upside, while being a tad bigger than most other mid-size cases, for not being a full size case, the amount of space they created with the HDD Drawers is amazing. Fits my Corsair H50, 2 of my Nvidia GTX460's, and assorted other PCI cards with room to breathe!

Pros: It is very noticeable that Raidmax has put lots of thought into this case. There are many perks for builders such as an almost completely tool-less design and nice wire routing holes. The drive bays have removable trays that lock into the bay (tool-less) which you mount your drives to. The trays also include mount points for 2.5 drives which worked perfectly for my 2 SSD in raid 0 setup. There is a removable filter for bottom mounted PSU which is also an extremely nice perk. I also liked how the hard drive bays have multiple arrangements to accommodate larger PSUs. Front panel is nice layout and has e-sata port. The case includes a side window with a nice tint (40-50% transmittance is my guess) . The blue accents in the fans and mesh pci-e bay covers have a subtle coolness to them as well.

Cons: Hard to find a flaw in this case and I'm really picky. Two things I didn't like but are not big enough to drop an egg: 1) Thumb screws for side panels are nice but rather have full metal ones with lower profile. 2) Side panel are removed with the side toward back then pull off design. Nothing wrong here I just prefer pivoting side panels cause I find them easier to open. All in all the small cons are insignificant compared to all the pros and at the price point.

Overall Review: If people are interested in a dimensioning comparison I find it to be about the same size and space as an Antec 300. I will now be recommending this case over the antec 300 to those working on first builds, making quick builds, and/or want to make the switch to the builder friendly tool-less design.

Pros: I bought this tower despite the fact that it only had one review. Man was he right though! This tower should have tons of reviews, but it doesn't! For a mid-tower, it's pretty sleek. The inside is very spacious, and one of the hard drive bays can be easily removed by external thumb screws, increasing cord storage from your PSU. Hiding your cords in this thing isn't too bad, either. It's no full tower, but for a mid, it has decent cable management. This sucker can hold any size video card! And it comes with 5 fans preinstalled (Top, Rear, 2 Front, Bottom for PSU). A 6th fan can be purchased for the panel (120mm).

Cons: None that are completely outrageous. The activity lights on the front are a little hard to see where I have it. The plastic lip sort of covers it up from a sitting perspective, if your case is near the ground. But that's not even a real con.

Overall Review: PLENTY of room for all of your cords, cards, and probably kids (though I wouldn't suggest trying to lug around your children in this case)

Pros: Spacious Good cable management Water cooling ability Good design Good case for the price

Cons: Raidmax does not support this case at all. Some Chinese guy picked up the phone when I had issues mounting the top fan. The case does offer many fan expansions, however the screws provided are not the best fit. It seems a little delicate especially when removing the front panel. You have to make sure you do not tug excessively due to the USB header connectors. I had to buy screws that finally worked with my set up.

Overall Review: I would suggest looking into slim fans if you are looking to expand cooling...which I highly recommend, I've noticed that when my top fan was mounted, it came very close contact with my motherboard. If you are looking to build a data heavy rig, three drive bays may not cut it for you. Comes with MOBO standoffs which is nice. I5 4690k 8 gb ram GTX 760 SLI Aftermarket cooler All fit nice and snug.

Pros: This case looks awesome. It has a painted interior as well as and awesome exterior. Drives are easy to install with screw-less design. The two LED fans are pretty cool, and the fan noise is medium-low, in spite of what you may have read in other reviews. It comes with plenty of screws and hard drive mounts, and has three bays for Blu-ray/DVD/CD drives. Dust filter on bottom for PSU fan. Side Windows is nice. Drive bays can mount 3.5 and 2.5 inch drives.

Cons: The top fan butts against my radiator, but it still fits. Only the PSU fan gets a dust filter, all other fans are left by themselves. The front panel is absolute poop. I used it to charge my iPhone and it fried my charging cable. Raidmax blames my motherboard manufacturer, but I doubt my Asus board caused this. Cable management is almost none-existant.

Overall Review: The top fan can be removed with two screws on the inside. The whole top assemble comes off where you can manage the top fan. It is quite close to everything else. YES THE FANS ARE MOLEX. You will need a fan controller if you want to change their speed, but they are not loud. Side panels are somewhat flimsy and easy to bend. Overall, the cons are nitpicky. I love this case and it works well and look awesome. It has a good price compared to others also.