Pros: Most of this case is simply amazing. Numerous easy ways to route cables behind and out of the way. Easy snap-in mechanism for DVD drives. Slide out trays for hard drives. Hard drives mounted sideways with the power side to the same side where you can hide all your cables. The metal is rounded off, filed down, and then painted with a nice thick textured material that keeps you from cutting yourself and looks and feels great. Top and front panels snap off and on easily.

Cons: There is but a single con, and it is a large one. The tray for the motherboard sits a fraction of an inch too deep. This makes any add-on card not fit. Video cards, and PCI cards just can not plug all the way in with their brackets on, and you can't have them sitting in there loose with out their brackets on and secured down.

Overall Review: I eventually went to the hardware store for some washers to act as spacers to lift the motherboard up about an eighth of an inch. I couldn't find what I wanted in vinyl or plastic. I realized that if I got too thick of a washer, the shallow screws wouldn't reach the threads, so I had to get a set of 12 small thin washers. I placed a washer under each motherboard bolt and secured them back down. Then I taped the other 6 to the bottom of the motherboard's screw holes to hold them in place (this is all I could think of to keep them aligned with the holes), and then secured the motherboard down. This worked like a charm. I still detect a little bit of play left in my PCI slot cards, however, they seem to work just fine, and that's all I need. Knowing how to fix this design flaw, I would definitely buy another of these cases in the future, but I can't rate any higher if I have to rig it to make it usable. Don't they test these things? (Apparently, I have to use the word "secure" instead of the normal word one would use to describe what one does with a screwdriver and a screw... Oh, Newegg, get your mind out of the gutter.)

Pros: -Only $80 -The Blue finish in the case is amazing, and the inside is powdercoated black -All the cables are either all black or sleeved -Side Panel window is perfect size -Comes with tons of screws, and the 5.25' bays are super easy to remove -Plenty of room for cable management

Cons: -Bigger than i thought it would be, but its my fault for not measuring -Wish the cables for the fans were shorter, but theyre black so you cant see them anyway

Overall Review: -Best looking case out right now in my opinion

Pros: -Very roomy. -Very sturdy. -Nice clear window. -Nicely designed front panel, easy to pop off and replace the default fan. -Since everything is enclosed (The top fans have a nice cover over them, but it doesn't restrict airflow) The case actually makes your system run quiet. - Plenty of room for double or single rads. -great cable management (only one issue, will describe in cons) -both side panels have thumb screws and are very sturdy -very nice labeling for what stand off need to go where for what type of boards -half of the slots for where ssds/ harddrives mount are removable, freeing up space allowing one of the front fans to have no restriction of airflow through the case. -Like the bottoms mounted fan and PSU, the fan is an intake and is constantly blowing cool air on my ASUS 770. -double dust filters on the bottom, so far haven't had any dust accumulation in the case for two weeks now.

Cons: -their tool-les swapping of top drives system is weird and i just took them out. -only one small hole towards the top of the left side of the case for your CPU cable. This hole is small. I actually had to take out the mobo and feed the cord through then put the mobo back in. This might be different for your situation but it was just frustrating. -no really a con but, the blue LED fans have LEDs but they aren't even visible at all.

Overall Review: All in all, this is a very excellent and well built case, I do recommend it. Don't be scared to but it because there aren't 1,000 reviews!

Pros: -cable management holes -Nice tooless hard drive bays Love the design and had no trouble putting in all my hardware into this case. Very light, I like it.

Cons: when I got the case it was damage I was not very happy it all.

Pros: Great cable management, has a cut out behind the cpu to make installing aftermarket heatsinks/fans alot easier and without bending the motherbaord. Really happy to see them put filters in this case to keep the dust out. "I hate dust" Love the idea that you can remove the harddrive cage and be able to install even the longest graphics card on the market with no problem. Some people were saying the case does not have rubber feet, they are in fact hard plastic but they DO have rubber on the bottom of that. Comes with a motherboard speaker to test out your components which some cases wont give you. Overall a great case with great options even for watercooling has options for a 240mm radiator at the top of the case which gets nicely hidden with the top cover, very sleek and stealthy.

Cons: Not too many but here are a few. Would have liked a little less plastic, but hey i bought this for 65 bucks! You cannot beat that!! Also it only came with 2 standoffs?? not a big deal but i don't see the point of even including them if they are only giving you you two. Last thing idk if this should be a complain but i would have loved the options to install another fan on the clear window, aimed right over the graphics card. with some light modding and drilling i can just put one in myself.

Overall Review: Overall Greatness for the price. If your looking for a great case with great airflow dust free airflow i may add! Great expandability. Very well rounded case then look no further! I'm very pleased with this case. Thermal has really got my attention with future products. Thank you for painting the inside as well that was a big thing for me too. Some cases at this price point or even more expensive don't even paint the inside yet alone have self locking trays. So Thank you!

Pros: Plenty of room for closed-loop cooling inside. Big window on the side, internal USB 3.0 port. Tons of room for fans (I have two up front, two on top, one on the bottom, and one in back) without having to mod the case.

Cons: None, this is a fantastic value in the 60ish price range when it goes on sale.

Overall Review: Somebody complained that they couldn't carry it by the bezel. OF COURSE YOU CAN'T CARRY IT BY THE BEZEL. WHY WOULD YOU EVEN TRY TO? FYI, there are no handles on this, but whatever you can't make it a con since nobody promised them to you.

Pros: It's a nice looking case. It fit all of the components for my new build and has decent airflow. Once I corrected the factory mistakes (see below), it's a very nice case. I'm happy with it.

Cons: Quality control. The top circuit board that holds the power and reset buttons was fastened with screws completely crooked. Two of the screws weren't even in the holes, essentially making the top panel useless. Luckily I found it before I started assembling, but if they had any quality control whatsoever this should have been caught before shipping. There was a small chip in the paint of the windowed side panel, revealing bare metal.

Overall Review: Not big enough to fit a Corsair H100i and Corsair Vengeance Pro RAM. I had to align the fans to blow inward and trim the fan housing on one of the fans to make it fit. Not a con, but might be useful to others.

Pros: Found it very easy to use this case. Both sides come off so easy for cabling. No tools required for drive install. I used an ATX motherboard. Drive bays are in three sections and the middle section is removable so on an ATX motherboard a long graphics card can be accommodated. My MSI N660-2GD5/OC fit in nicely with room to spare and I did not need to remove the middle section. The case fans are very quiet compared to my previous case. Arctic Freezer 13 CPU cooler had clearance to spare. Blu Ray drive slipped in nice as did the Western Digital hard disk without tools. Seems to be lots of airflow and the case looks great. USB 3.0 cable from front panel plugged right into the connector on my MSI Z87-G55 motherboard.

Cons: The documentation is pretty slim so youtube videos helped with the build.

Overall Review: Cabling was easy with both sides off. Power supply is in the bottom of the case and I had a stretch for the 24 pin cable on my Rosewill CAPSTONE 750W for my ATX motherboard. Install of hard drive into bay was easy. Just remove the carrier from the rack, slip the drive into the carrier by inserting on side and then flexing the holder to snap the drive into place, and then insert the carrier with drive back into the rack where it will lock into place. Blu Ray drive install was from the front after removing the front grille. Just slide the drive in and it will lock in place. Cabling goes through cutouts with rubber grommets to protect the cables. If you unseat the grommet when pushing a cable, it is easy to put the grommet back into place.