Pros: *Inexpensive yet decent quality You wouldn't be embarrassed to sell it to clients *Very Small to work in but not impossible. *Excellent airflow due to the design with 120mm intake and 92mm exhaust *Lightweight but doesn't feel like it would crumble on you *Intake fan is decently quiet, you can barely hear it. *Drives mount side ways to promote more airflow.

Cons: *Very Small to work in but not impossible. *Front intake fan is a bit on the bright side but I like the blue LED so not a negative for me. Easily replaceable. *Your eyes aren't deceiving you, no room for DVD or CD drives.

Overall Review: Running as a quest pc upstairs it houses my fathers old AMD Sempron 130 2.6Ghz CPU, Biostar A880G+ Mobo, 6GB of Ram and a Silicon Power S60 120GB SSD. That old Sempron idles at just 32c on a Passive fanless cooler. Just intake & exhaust. Granted, I wouldn't cram an FX in this and expect the same thing! But it shouldn't have any problems cooling more modern processors. Def worth a look. I've uploaded a video on youtube if anyone is curious. This little guy is worth a look.

Pros: You can't go wrong with this case. For cheap builds it's an A+ purchase. No real sharp edges on case to slice your hand, though it's always inevitable (cut mine on my cooler...) It has enough internal space to keep your OC'd components nice and cool and there is enough room for a high quality video card. I hate reviews that don't include specs - because I have no clue what to base my decisions on. So here's what I stuffed in this little guy. (Very Budget build with some umph) Asrock 960gc-gs fx FX-4350 @OC'd 4500ish Arctic Freezer 7 PRO REV. 2 (air cooler) Rear exhaust 80mm fan. Sapphire DualX 3GB 7950 Graphics card. Team Elite DDR3 1600mhz OC'd a bit. Full size Corsair 550w pay (bottom fan) Hauppauge HD tuner card. Core Temp Cpu @ idle: 17-23c Core Temp Cpu @ Gaming: 47c 30 minutes gaming Tested. COD Advanced Warfare multilayer Auto adjust by game, most graphics setting on high. So, I'd say the case has some decent air flow!! For about $500ish you can build this and plays newer games like a champ.

Cons: No cable tie downs included, but has some screws and mobo mounts pre-installed. The screen on front could have been made to match the size of the 120mm fan included (would looked a little better). Options to add a HDD mount. Unless you have your own bracket you're stuck at only being able to install 2. No Drive Bay - but who cares with today's tech? That's just more power that my graphics card and cpu can use!! Truly, it's a good buy. most of this is nit picking and I knew these things before buying.

Pros: Build Quality: For 23$, this case is built pretty solid, there is a nice feel to the from of the case that is supposed to imitate a brushed metal even though it is only plastic. Layout: Even though I'm not a fan of how they placed the drives, there really isn't any other place that they could be now that I think about it. Funtion: The front fan moves air, even if not an extreme amount, it's still nice that it's included.

Cons: Packaging: When I got the case from UPS, I instantly picked it up and heard rattle... That's not good. Come to find out that the fan was bouncing around in the case! Funtion: Reiterating on the latter, for the front fan, it's held into a "slot" in the front faceplate by two clips. They do hold the fan, but not well enough for it to be shipped up there. I should have been taken out and tied to a drive bay or something so that it doesn't come loose like mine was and bounce around the case.

Overall Review: Overall, I am very happy with this case, it's pretty decent for the price. With an 80mm fan installed in the rear of the case, it's pretty good at channeling air through it. Just note that there is no option what-so-ever for a CD drive!

Pros: Lightweight but not too flimsy, Decent looks, Well set up inside, Works with both ITX and MicroATX boards, Front usb 3.0 port, Clean front panel.

Cons: Honestly none for the price paid.

Overall Review: This is one of the best cheap cases I've run across in a few years. I built a decent ITX machine that allowed me to choose my own standard ATX power supply (most all ITX cases include or force you to get a not very high quality (or power...) SFX PS). This allowed me to include a good quality mid level video card(R7 260X) to help out with the rather low powered AM1 build I did, something not possible with the aforementioned ITX cases. And the low price was icing on the cake, something else not found with most all ITX cases. Using it was also a pleasure, with an obviously low end, but well done nonetheless, build. All black paint as well as an included blue lit 120mm front fan was nice, lots of space for a pretty good sized video card, and also lots of additional space for adding more drives, like an SSD, down the road if wanted. I personally like the clean front panel, no wasted holes for all but useless DVD drives and the brushed metal look plastic also looks classy. If you're worried about not being able to add say an external card reader, there are lots of cheap external usb based options to do that. All told, for $20.00, you really will have a really hard time even finding a case that's close to this one, much less better than it. If you're on the fence because of the price, fear not, go for it, you won't be sorry.

Pros: Sleek minimalist case. No ugly drive bays on the exterior. Simple and CHEAP!!!

Cons: Only one USB 3.0. No vent for the PSU.

Overall Review: This case was perfect for my build. I used Noctua fans and Silverstone silent foam (N82E16811999222) on the side panels & the interior top and bottom. The case disassembles easily. I disassembled the front panel and inserted the mesh into some black pantyhose and reinstalled it. This is a cheap way to create an effective dust filter. I used a Raijin Pallas (9SIA66Z28G9982) CPU cooler and was pleasantly surprised with the quietness of the system. This case is worth much more than the paltry sum I paid for it.

Pros: Everything is exactly what you would expect from the pictures and description. BEST THING this company actually gives you the mail in rebate, which says a lot to me about their business practices. Recommend products from them!

Cons: design is very basic but you can see that from the pictures. For some this might be a pro though.

Pros: - Nice materials. It really doesn't feel that bad, and the front panel looks pretty good. - Really dirt cheap.

Cons: - NO cable management whatsoever. - No optical drive slot, although this isn't a deal breaker, it would have been nice to have the option. - Only one 3.5" drive mount and only one 2.5" drive mount. If you plan on doing anything more than a HDD and SSD, you'll have to find some other case. - This might just be mine, but this came with NO INSTRUCTIONS whatsoever. This was frustrating as the drive mounts are very weird. - No dust filters, so be prepared to clean your PC periodically if you live in a dry or dusty environment.

Overall Review: Overall, if you can get a better case, go for it.

Pros: Price, room for full length video card (gigabyte gtx 1060, dual fan), room for a cryorig M9i cooler (140 mm high, don't go bigger), easily mounted two SSD's (had to slightly angle the second one on 3.5" holes), plenty of length on the leads to the front panel, one vented pci cover, included 120mm fan, all screws included, mounting holes for both 80mm or 92mm fan on the rear vent.

Cons: I got this for $17.99 shipped, I'm not going to complain about a thing. No one should be buying this and comparing it to cases that cost more than $25, IMO. It's built in China, shipped halfway around the world, and costs less than the materials alone would cost in the U.S. AND manages to be pretty decent.

Overall Review: This case is better than you would expect at this price point. The metal is on the thin side and I was worried it would amplify fan noise, but once my components were mounted it stiffened up. If you look this case over and plan your build, it will be smooth sailing. Drives can be mounted either flat against the vertical bracket under the left cover (looking from the front) or via 5.25" bay adapters (you will need to buy them). Plug in extra pcie connectors before inserting your video card. Like the listing shows there are no slots for DVD drives, etc. in the front panel. This will not fit a full size atx board, but my matx board fit just fine and all holes lined up perfectly. All but one pcie slot has breakout covers, FYI. This is a great case for an matx build on a budget.