Comments: a VERY solid case. I like working on and in it. the bay covers and the entire mesh front has a thin foam set into it acting as a nice filter for any air movement. everything is removable and you can secure it back in place no matter what it is you removed. so its future-proof in a way. you can change the location o fanything and still be alright. However not a single manufacturer wants to ship a PSU with their case remotely qualified to power the most basic chip/memory/drive combination....CM is no different. this came with a 380w PSU. an enermax535 is taking its place right away. The tool-less use is GREAT unless you plan on using 5.25" HDD coolers and if you do make sure theyll mount correctly. i'm having probs with the ZALMAN heatpipe coolers to fit properly...or solidly is more like it. due to the tool-less design. the faceplate is EASY to remove. EVERYTHING about this case is VERY nice and quality. ONLY GRIPE: fixed mobo tray. non-removable. so if youre going to swap mobos or somethign in the future youll have to remove everything thats in the way. and in my case thatll be a whole Watervcooling setup. my fault for doing that anyway tho. the studs that hold the window in on the side are plastic with screws holding them in the back. and all parts are held together with rivets instead of screws. so if youre wanting to go MOD-crazy, youll have to drill out all the pop rivets and either re-rivet or screw in what you removed and painted/modded. otherwise this is an awesome case that lets you have fun with components yet keeps a conservative stately appearance.

Pros: Very sturdy! Stays well cooled, and as mentioned, stays cleaner than any case I've owned before. Tool-less drives worked great for me, as do the levers for expansion cards. Gives you a good amount of room to work. Have had no problems with the psu.

Cons: The manual wasn't written by people who speak english, and doesn't make a lick of sense. :) For this reason my front audio and usb are still not hooked up (since my mobo manual also was not written by people who speak english).

Overall Review: The case is pretty heavy. Its not ridiculous or anything, but if you're like me and you're stuck toting your desktop around to LAN parties all the time, you notice it. Also the HDD indicator lights on the front are very bright if you have the case up on a desk and you're trying to sleep. ;) Just put something in front of them or put the case on the floor, then its fine.

Pros: Great airflow, the mesh looks awesome. Installing everything was easy with the toolless design, and it still lets you screw everything in if you want.It's really sturdy. Recommended.

Cons: My only gripe is that the mesh gets a little dusty after a while. The intake fan was a small pain to switch out.. but not a huge problem or anything.

Overall Review: The blue LED is really bright.

Pros: This is quite possibly the best sub $100 case w/power supply that you can buy. If you need more juice, I suggest buying this case sans power supply. This case is great for any budget. Easy set up, plenty of space and just looks great. No problems whatsoever.

Cons: It's a little on the noisy side, but nothing that can't easily be ignored.

Pros: Its been i while since ive bought a new tower so this feature might be inherent on all of the towers now; but not having to use any screws to mount the HD or the CD rom drives was great. Also the case allows for great air flow.

Cons: Power supply could be a little larger, especially with the newer video cards requireing 2 4pin connections.

Overall Review: For the price you might as well pay a little extra and get an alluminum case... the light weight construction is nice.

Pros: Very pleasing to the eyes, the window is great.

Cons: Everyone complains about the front 80 mm fan. I dont agree that it's hard to get in, because you won't be messing with it again unless it burns out. With only 2 fans the airflow isn't that great through it.

Overall Review: If they made a side entrance for the hard drives that would make this case perfect. Instead of having to put them in from the rear.

Pros: This is my 3rd one and every time I build one I like it better. Extremely sturdy. Toolless. Well rounded edges. Excellent cooling and the PSU is very solid for only being 380Watts. Window is nice. Very elegant yet understated. Will use them as long as Newegg Carries them :)

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you want a very well built case, that is going to last you for years and look good doing it, then look no further. Great case at a Great price.

Pros: -looks wonderful without being gaudy -cool running with only an 80mm intake and a 120mm output - my system temp stays under 100F degrees all the time, usually closer to 90F. 80MM fan in the front helped my secondary drive get down to a frigid 19C under load, believe it or not. -easy assembly; drive mechanism is a wonderful idea -quiet compared to my old antec full tower, but that wasn't meant to be quiet

Cons: -Card locking mechanism feels a little cheap to me, but you can always use a screw to lock them in, as well. -Included power supply's voltages could definitely be more accurate -Power supply could use more connectors, even for only 380W - basically worthless if you have more than 4 IDE devices, but for people with SATA, this is probably not an issue - this has 2 SATA connectors.

Overall Review: excellent case for the money, but I'd recommend buying the version without the PSU and buy your own instead. The front grille seems to get especially dirty, but that's probably due to the fact my computer sits on the floor - I won't detract eggs for that. This is easily a 4 egg, maybe even 5 if you don't care about the PSU -I gave it a three because I was in the market for a case and then my TT 480W blew up and I needed something quick to fix both problems...needless to say, I'm already buying another PSU to replace this one, but the case will be with me for a long time.