Pros: This case is amazing. It has room for anything you could fit into a mini-Itx build. Filters along all sides besides the one with the window. Great for airflow, ideal for a liquid cooling solution (which I took advantage of). Fan mounting above is entirely adjustable and removable as desired.

Cons: Cable management is tough- the open space makes it difficult to find space to tuck wires.

Overall Review: Build: Thermaltake Core X1 Gigabyte GA‑Z97N‑WIFI Mini‑ITX Motherboard Intel G3258 MSI GTX 970 4GD5T OC Corsair 750M Corsair H80i GT EVGA 8GB DDR3-2400 Samsung 850 EVO 500GB Cooler Master Sickle Flow 120mm (Red LED, of course) x3 Thermaltake Commander FT touch screen fan controller

Pros: Room for water cooling. Big closed loop CPU coolers. Large window. Mini ITX case, customization isn't endless because it Mini ITX, but pretty dang close for Mini ITX. They're isn't other Mini ITX case out there that lets you do this much stuff. Sorry, CaseLabs... but this case is so inexpensive.

Cons: It's big, really big. it's the size of a mid tower case.

Overall Review: I really like this case. I fit a MSI A88XI AC AMD A10-7850K Kaveri CORSAIR Dominator Platinum 16GB / speed 2400 SAMSUNG 850 EVO 2.5" 500GB Corsair H110i GT(Mount to the front of the case in Push/Pull) 200m fans in the ceiling pulling air out Corsair 140mm Fans in the rear pulling air out XFX R9-290X- 8GB 512-Bit Seasonic X-Series 850 full modular power supply Western Digital Black 2TB harddrive I love this computer. it eats games for dinner and blows through videos in gopro studio and Adobe Premium Pro like nothing. love it

Pros: Big, no huge. Its like a mid-case for mini ITX boards that supports full length graphics cars and a full ATX power supply, with soo much more room to do volumes of things with for air or water cooling. It is by all means a very well vented case provided you get the right fan setup with a solid frame. This was by far the cheapest case I have ever bought coming from a history of spending hundreds of dollars on cases for custom builds. Building this one for my younger brother for his first PC gaming build.

Cons: - While taking off the Took off the front cover, and the blank panel on the opposite side of the case looked like the screws were over-tightened so much it broke the little plastic arms holding the panel. As soon as I touched it to see if it was stable it just easily broke right off, so I need to follow up with TT about getting that panel piece replaced. - The two 5.25" slots is just odd looking if you decide not to use. Going to fill them with an EK reservoir to add some function and aesthetics. Its not the reason I docked an egg for though - The door is a bit of a struggle to push back in unless the intent was to eliminate door rattle.

Overall Review: Good value for the cost

Pros: Plenty of space. Customizable. Fits large fans and radiators.

Cons: Some might think its too big for a mini-itx board (its larger than a standard atx case) but i think it works well.

Overall Review: In my opinion its an eggstremely good buy, I've had it for over a year and its held together strong. The windows is nice too.

Pros: Nice size and good layout, easy set up

Cons: Only two slots in the front to add drives. Came with two broken feet, really annoying and have attempted to contact manufacturer several times with no response. For that reason I doubt I will purchase another case from this manufacturer.

Overall Review: Solid unit if it is not damaged in shipping.

Pros: Very nice case, and room for full size power supply and some. case is huge. perfect for the gigabyte G1 mini motherboard

Cons: none

Pros: - Enough space to put whatever into the case for a mini ITX build

Cons: - Way too big, even bigger than a normal ATX tower - Such big case but can only fit mini ITX motherboard with 3 expansion slots

Overall Review: When you looking for a mini ITX case, you expect it to be compact. I have no idea why thermaltake built this case for mini ITX. It's even bigger than a regular ATX tower. With this much space, you can literally put anything in the case of course, but for what? But don't get me wrong, it's huge but only mini ITX motherboard can fit. Confused? I'm as well. And it has only 3 expansion slots. If you are building a mini ITX build and struggling to find a case that can fit all your cooling system in, even go buy a regular ATX case instead of this one.

Pros: the case itself, is mostly solid, however, there are some plastic its that came snapped, in transit before i could even use them.

Cons: all four plastic legs were broken off, and were shipped like this, and the screws holding the front IO on the case, were all overtightened, and were snapped off.