Pros: Good airflow. While only one 120mm rear fan is installed there are mounting points for 80/92/120mm fan in front and 92mm fan on the side panel.

Cons: Supplied screw selection was short 2 standoffs for installing a full size atx motherboard. Steel is thin enough to deform easily (it is not flimsy however.) Installed drives can shift with small amounts of pressure so I would not use this case if it must be transported often.

Overall Review: Front panel is steel mesh with foam backing over a plastic frame. The filtration benefit is offset by the large vent holes in the side panel which are not filtered. It looks better than the pictures. Paint is textured finish. 80/92mm front fan will cover the top 3 3-1/2 harddrive bays, 120mm fan will cover all 4. I would recommend a low profile fan, very little room between the fan and the front edge of the drives. There is very little acoustic muffling, you will hear all your components.

Pros: Bar none one of the best cases I've ever owned or found. Why? Great airflow and design. Airflow - this is a performance case, accepts a 120mm or 92mm fan in the front and comes with one for the rear and also allows one on the side vent (92mm). In fact the entire front of the case allows air in since it's a fine metal mesh with foam behind the bezels to catch the dust. The case is light, well-built and very sleek and professional looking. My style changed and I got tired of flashy cases, I wanted something high end and professional looking and that had a low profile. The space inside the case is also very well used.

Cons: The only con I can think of having bought and built with several of these is that the rear quick clips for your addon cards is fairly worthless and only works okay with specific cards, luckily it's easy to remove and has holes for manual installation as noted by others.

Overall Review: This is almost the perfect case. There's so many cheap garbage cases out there that have horribly poor airflow with hundreds of cheap 80mm fans that really only hurt performance. The 120mm thermaltake fan that comes with it is very quiet, yet does a great job. This case is simply amazing don't let the price fool you, this is not a cheap case by any means. And if you have a sleek and simple yet professional and functional aesthetic, this will be the perfect case for you in terms of design inside and out. I've also yet to find a case that matches it in air cooling performance for all you performance builders out there like myself.

Pros: This case looks great, my girlfriend got it for me for my birthday 2 years ago, and I have been using it happily with my last 3 motherboard/CPU upgrades. The filter on the front really helps keep the system clean, and the 120mm fan mount in the front lets me keep my hard drives cool without much noise.

Cons: The tool-free drive holders aren't very good because they are made of plastic and do give enough to let the drive fall out with a little force, so I just use regular old screws. I think screws look good anyways. The filter gets a lot of dust stuck in it, but it's just blows right off, at least the dust stays outside of the case.

Pros: solid construction, front panel "tool-less" is easy to use, quiet case fan, sophisticated look, good air flow even with only the rear 120mm.

Cons: back panel tool-less is a pain in the neck (I took it off to install my VGA card and put it back on).

Overall Review: you will have a difficult time installing 4 hard drives (with a front fan) if you are using 8800 series video card. The hard drive cage is closer to the mainboard to make room for a 120mm fan (optional) up front. Not a case flaw, but thought I'd let you know.

Pros: Sleek look. Light for a steel case, without feeling that flimsy. Good cooling potential with the dual 120mm fan mounts and 90mm side fan mount. Rolled edges. (This case is more a 2.5 than a 2)

Cons: Case was unusable for my current build. Was impossible to install motherboard (Gigabyte DS-3) with a Zalman CNPS7700-Cu and a rear fan installed. The rear fan also partially blocked the PSU fan. Both of these problems are due to the rear fan mount being even with the I/O panel, rather than with the back of the case (first time I've used a case with such an issue). The tall heatpipe CPU coolers may work fine with this case, though. Tool-less mounting mechanism for 5.25" bays didn't feel secure (fine for HDD and FDD though).

Overall Review: I bought this case to house my C2D rig because it was inexpensive, offered good cooling potential, was relatively light (I move around a decent bit), and I wasn't willing to shell out for an aluminum case that would get damaged during my frequent relocations. Unfortunately, this plan didn't work out for reasons mentioned above. However, this case is working quite well for my mother's new computer (my old one), which is the only reason why this case isn't getting a 1. Bottom line: This is an okay case that may work for you, but the rear fan placement made this case unusable for me.

Pros: Looks great, clean design, the front grill has a foam filter to keep the dust down. Has one 120mm fan (another would be nice, but it is better than the standard 80mm). Nice touches like oversized thumbscrews and tool-less drive and card retainers. Lighter than it looks (this may be a con for some).

Cons: Has some sharp edges - around the PSU hole in the back and at the front of the side panel are areas to use caution around. No duct for the CPU fan (though there are holes for mounting a fan on the panel). For some reason they had screws in the 5.25" drive punch-outs - on the MB side of the case? Oddly placed USB and Firewire jacks.

Overall Review: I thought this was overall a good case. I bought it due to the clean look and the mesh grill. Putting it together has been no more difficult than most cases. What was most disappointing was the sharp edges, this is why I had to knock off a star (I almost knocked off 2 of 'em but I did not cut myself yet). That said I would buy it again - I already have a file to clean up the sharp parts. This is not the case you want if you are always opening it up to make changes, but if you are building a system and will not open it for a year, it seems like an OK choice.

Pros: Not a whole lot to say other than this case looks good, has great airlflow, and everything is easy to install. No problems with anything during the install, and everything went in easily and cleanly. The toolless system is nice, and everything went in no problem.

Cons: NONE

Pros: Plenty of room. Easy to install drives and pci cards.

Cons: Did not come with enough screws to mount a standard ATX board inside. I have an inquiry in to the manufacturer to get some more