Pros: Enermax makes the best value mid-tower case in the Hoplite. Wow pretty much sums it up. Neighbor just bought it for a build. Got to check it out.

Cons: None, considering what you pay.

Overall Review: Vest $70 you'll spend on a case.

Pros: -Spacious -Elegant looking -3 quiet fans with 3-pins -Adequate space behind motherboard for cable management -Removable drive cages to improve air flow -Can fit Corsair h100/h100i sort of. See other thoughts

Cons: -Not enough space at the top of the case for 8/4 CPU cable. I had to buy an extension cable. An extra inch of space could have provided a cutoff -The included SSD cage has the wrong orientation when moved on top of the lower HDD cage to make way for a long power supply unit or for a fan to be installed

Overall Review: -To get the H100/H100i to work, I had to mount only the bare unit inside the case using the two 12cm at the top with no fans -The 8-pin CPU cable was in the way of fan 1 and the RAM modules were in the way of fan 2 ( AM3+ board) -So the fans went outside the case with grills (another purchase). Luckily the fan cables were long enough to be threaded through the provided holes in the back. -So the case can handle the h100s but some elbow grease is required!

Pros: this is about my 20th build. This case is outstanding. Well engineered and solid construction.

Cons: Not really a con but rather more of a suggestion. I had to install the fans for my liquid cooling on the top of the case. The case is designed to accommodate this with one exception. I had to cut a hole in the top in order to route the fan cables.

Overall Review: the service from Enermax is world class. the front headphone jack broke the day I completed installation. I phoned Enermax and expected a long hold and a typical run around. To my surprise, I got right through and was immediately transferred to the correct person to handle the problem. He sent me a replacement part (overnight). Enermax...........you have my vote as case manufacturer of the year. And you have gained a very loyal customer who will encourage others to use your products.

Pros: case is nice has a lot of room, lot of places to put fans. the extra room in the back for cable management is very nice, really glad i got this case with PSU that wasn't modular.

Cons: a couple of things: the wires for the front fans, were too short, almost didn't get them to hook up on my Fatal1ty 990fx Killer (AMD) motherboard, should have extra fan headers. The installation papers didn't show what the 2 wires coming down were for but found out they were for the LED lights for the fans

Pros: Bottom PS Black interior Large Cable Management cut outs Removable cages to modify the inside Neat design USB 3.0 Front panel Red Led fans and a button to toggle the light when you don't want to see it.

Cons: Simple filters really just plastic mesh with no frame Vanity Window (I'm a grown man, I would've preferred a large mesh screen instead of a window) 2.5" cage cannot be mounted in same direction as 3.5" cage

Overall Review: I really like this case, it's good quality construction: No sharp edges to cut your fingers Powder coated black interior Removable cages Great options to place/upgrade fans Large, large interior to play with (If you want to hide all power supply main connectors, you will have to purchase a 8 to 8 PS extender cable and a 24 to 24 ATX extender) Price point of 69.99 totally worth it If they could change out the simple plastic material they use for filters and make it a real fine screen with frame to slide out, that would be the biggest upgrade. I would also like to see a large steel mesh side panel option instead of just the vanity window. If Enermax can make those last two things happen, this case would be worth a 10 egg rating.

Pros: nice case had one for close to 6months didnt have it on newegg when i got mine but i love the case great cooling an looks sharp did an all white build red leds,, mouse keyboard... ect ect

Cons: my water 320 water cooler is pain to fit

Overall Review: classy case that works for OCs an nice fits 7950s nicely

Pros: Plenty of Room for cabling, board and Graphics cards

Cons: Take the plastic off the window as soon as you receive it in case it needs to be returned. Case came with cracked side window which I only noticed after installing all my components and then removed the protective plastic covering on the window. Contacted Enermax who wanted to charge me $8 to RMA. Returning to New Egg for replacement would have been free, but would have to disassemble and reinstall everything. So not worth the headache. Will have to live with the cracked window. Not happy with Enermax response. To bad, love the case otherwise. Some of the wiring was short, but workable.

Pros: This case was very easy to use. I was able to snap on the connectors onto my 6 hard drives and slide them in with ease. The back/right side panel is out-dented leaving plenty of room for the cables behind the motherboard. The blue fans on the front are a nice touch. I also got some Silverstone Tek blue LED strips to place in the case so it all the components light up nice through the window. The front filter collects a lot of dust, probably because I have my case on the floor. It has to be cleaned off about once a month, but it's nice to know that much less dust is collecting on the inner components.

Cons: My only complaint is I wasn't able to fit in the popular Cosair h100i liquid cooler, which is 52mm thick. I'm using the ASUS M5A99FX motherboard, and the radiator bumps into the RAM connectors (not the RAM itself) so it just barely runs into them. However, I was able to move the liquid cooler over away from the motherboard and screw it in through hexagonal grate. I was only able to use 4 out of the 8 screws, but I feel like it's secure, has still has enough exhaust room. So looking down at the top of case, I can see that the radiator off centered. But since everything is black, I only notice it when I'm showing someone the radiator. I still gave it 5 eggs because the case didn't advertise whether or not it had room. I just went off what another reviewer said. I guess that's the downside to putting in a liquid cooler in a mid-tower case.

Overall Review: I already have a front panel USB 3.0/SD UHS-I reader for the front of my case, so I took apart the top assembly and removed the two USB 3.0 ports since they couldn't connect to my motherboard. That wasn't the easiest thing to do in the case, but neither was it that difficult. Just had to figure out how it was snapped and scr*wed in (Sorry Newegg, I know some people abuse the word "scr*wed but I'm not one of them! Just let me post this review already.)