Pros: Beautiful anodized brushed aluminum face plate. Nice workmanship throughout. Plenty of room for full-sized MOBO and long-ish GPU. Plenty of mounting points for fans - although they could have arranged them better.

Cons: Loss of egg for seemingly unnecessary two-handled steel insert that drops into case from above to hold optical drives behind the keyed flip-down face plate. Optical drives must be mounted so far forward (to make flush) that you cannot remove the same two-handled insert once the drives are secured. Otherwise, third fan mounting spot on case bottom is blocked by same steel insert once installed - taped closed the perforated bottom in this area. Feels a little pricey at $125. Finally, the little removable "vent" (that has no purpose) above the row of peripheral blanks that you remove for rail-mounted cards might interfere with some GPUs - I have a MSI TwinFrozr. Was running four fans into the case so I just left it out - the positive case pressure would cause that opening to become an exhaust port anyway.

Overall Review: I built this to hang under a desk for aesthetic reasons. It won't look good next to a McIntosh but otherwise I would use this case for a home theater build. A little pricey (could've saved $10 dropping the two-handled steel insert) but then we'll always ask for more value. None of the little issues were deal-breakers but required time to resolve each. Would buy again.

Pros: graphics quality

Cons: Cheap plastic housing Speakers $uck

Overall Review: Don't mount it, don't bump it, don't expect any sound worth having, just be glad it has a nice display.

Pros: great reviews

Cons: fan noise

Overall Review: First time I turned it on, it has a small noise from the fan. Could be mounted such that it's against something but not likely. Will have to dismount from case to evaluate. What a PITA.

Pros: ADF Simple installation

Cons: Funky duplexing process Excessive pop-ups to get thru the process - from 2-4 after the primary screen depending on what you need to accomplish You have to slightly pinch the paper between the ADF rails to keep image from skewing Default DPI choices inadequate (maybe more training?)

Overall Review: Replaced a $120 Epson whose ADF finally gave up, which replaced a $120 predecessor to this model whose ADF finally gave up. The print cartridges on all these little printers will bankrupt you. After the HP I gave up and use the paper tray for dedicated envelope printing. Thought I'd try another generation of HP and get everything in the world. Not even close. Only gave it two eggs for the ADF - otherwise junk.

Pros: Price?

Cons: Minimal QC would have detected problem prior to packaging