Pros: -Looks Beautiful, I mean wow, this is art. -Managing cables is pretty much done for you. -The dual locks are very sturdy. -Allows for simple hardware debugging.

Cons: -It wants to kill you, the aluminum is sharp in some areas. -This is not a case for first time builders. -You need to make sure that your motherboard's drives support the hot swap bays. -It's heavy, and lifting it from the handle on the top with the components facing away from you will cause the lip on the bottom to dig into your shins. -Removing the cover from the 5" drive bays is easy. However it is nearly impossible to get it back on without scratching the paint.

Overall Review: All together, after you cut yourself a couple times, give it the proper blood sacrifices, and if your an experienced builder this is the perfect case for your masterpiece. Everyone will gawk at it's stunning appearance, it will shield your drives and power supply from the heat produced by your components attached to your motherboard.

Pros: Great design but buyer beware..

Cons: Length of Power Supply can be no longer than I think 220 mm.. I missed that part and purchase a rather long Power Supply and had to remove a bracket in order to be able the fit my EVGA Platinum Power Supply. Installation instructions were unclear.

Pros: Thermaltake's sales reps were very good about answering my questions I had about the case before buying it (inside dims, etc.) and shared info you can't really find on the internet. Just be sure to pick up the phone and call, I got connected with a lead sale rep. When I finally received the case, I was pleased to find that this case is big enough for my equipment (Kraken CPU water cooler and Quad SLI GPUs). It was the best build experience for me to date and very fun to work in. The component isolation is very nice, especially if you find yourself troubleshooting thermal issues. This particular case stands apart from the cheaper revision of the original level 10, incarnated as the GT editions. Those are nice cases, but far from the real deal that this case is. The case is made of almost all metal and feels much more serious than all the plastic and plexi-glass cases that are out there. The quality is top notch.

Cons: Not actually made of Titanium, which would have helped in the weight department. Fully loaded, mine is weighing in at 74.6 pounds. I'm guessing if it was made of Titanium, at this thickness it would be several thousand dollars, but it would be nice as an option I guess. Perhaps Titanium plated? Thermaltake could even offer anodized coloring for people looking for something even more unique. This is where the "Excellent Value" part comes in though, since it IS NOT actually made of the rare metal titanium, you are getting a great deal. Another note regarding the paint job: I'm guessing it is BMW paint? I could use a can to spray some accents around my office to match. Unfortunately it did not come with the touch up paint for accessorizing. At least give us the paint code so we can buy some?

Overall Review: I think its great to encourage manufacturers to take design chances like this and push the envelope. The black rectangle computer case thing has been done to death. Even though the original Level 10 came out several years ago, these cases still stands tall today as a monument to the modern PC.

Pros: Everything works more or less the way you'd expect from a $1000 case. There are features I never knew could exist and it keeps everything cooler than I thought possible. Also it looks great.

Cons: **** me this is so expensive why did I buy it

Overall Review: This is the perfect case for someone with unlimited disposable income or no self control whatsoever. Falling into the latter category, my wallet will feel this purchase for the rest of my life.

Pros: Just so you know I DO NOT OWN THE TITANIUM EDITION, SIMPLY THE REGULAR BLACK/RED ONE. This review is for anyone contemplating this case, as the only difference between mine and this one is the color and price (mine was 800$). This thing is a monster, It weighs a ton, and looks astounding in any color. It has some decent room for most of your components, but you honestly get similar or more space in most full tower cases. The Handle isn't flimsy, infact, it's robust enough to carry around the system with no worries, although you'll need a crane to move this thing. There are no issues with the features included, the Ports/Headers/Buttons have all held up perfectly with 2+ years of use. Theres tons of room for cable management in the back, and even if your cables aren't the tidiest in the world, no one will ever see them (although I suggest practicing good cable management, heat can be an issue and you want to keep the airflow you get).

Cons: The price to performance on this thing is horrid. As you may have noticed, things are compartmentalized. This case wasn't designed with cooling in mind, it was designed with heat-containment in mind. One part of the system can be boiling without it harming the other parts. This is how cars are designed and BMW (the designers of this case in partnership with Thermaltake) did just that. So things get toasty, everywhere. Despite the included fans, airflow isn't great in this case. For your GPU, get a Blower style one, as you want the air pushed out the back of the case. There is NO WATER COOLING SUPPORT. If you want this bad-boy, you're going to have to use air cooling. Unless you're a modder and willing to do some machining and cutting, you can't even fit an AIO in here. You have 2x 60mm fans, a 1x 120mm fan, and a 1x140mm fans. For a case this size that's just not enough airflow and since this thing is compartmentalized there virtually is no airflow.

Overall Review: I knew what I was getting into when I bought this thing, so I'm quite content with giving it 4-eggs, but be weary of what it really is. As I said before, I do not own this Titanium Editions, just the first Black one (that's on the box). The only difference is really color, and I'm posting this to let you people know what you're getting into.

Pros: The obvious Pro is that the case looks insanely beautiful. The red lights really accent the whole thing. Expect lots of compliments with this thing.

Cons: This case is huge!!! it was way bigger than the pictures suggested. Also, it is very heavy. The awkward grab handle on top doesn't really help in transportation, but it is a sturdy handle.

Overall Review: An amazing looking case, that definitely will get you compliments. A bit pricey, but you see and feel the quality. Heavy, so don't expect to haul this thing to any LAN parties soon...

Pros: Wonderful design, Love the way it is laid out.

Cons: No HARD Drive Access LED that is one thing I do miss.

Pros: The coolest looking desktop PC available today. Looks like it came from the future.

Cons: Weighing in at 47 pounds and costing more than most builds, I thought this case would have come with everything already. Turns out I was sadly mistaken.

Overall Review: Upon throwing the case in anger it went through the drywall in my apartment, right through! Upon inspection there wasn't even a scratch on it. I will be giving plasma until I can afford the rest of the components.