Pros: * Six drive bays. All support 3.5 & 2.5 with no adapter needed for 2.5. * Three included fans provide adequate ventilation. Fan controller is a good feature. * Quiet. 3.5in drive mounts have vibration isolation. * Small. I don't think a system that support 6 3.5in drives and a full-size power supply could be any smaller. * Good number of cable tie mounts.

Cons: * Removing motherboard requires taking out other components first. The small form factor makes this kind of hassle expected though.

Overall Review: My 16TB RAID build: * ASRock Z87E-ITX motherboard * G3220 CPU * 5 HGST 4TB drives in raid 5 * Corsair Force GT 120GB SSD * Corsair CX600 power supply * Fedora 20

Pros: Inexpensive mini-ITX 1150 with 6 sata

Cons: Despite what Asus's website says, it does not work with G3220. I get no DVI out and no way to upgrade the BIOS. Asus support was limited to asking if I remembered to plug it in.

Overall Review: I switched to ASRock Z87E-ITX. It was more money, but worked fine.

Pros: Small, room for a full-size DVD/Blu-Ray drive. 300 watt power supply should support most setups.

Cons: USB2 only on front panel. Power switch needs improvement. Not many places to attach cable ties.

Overall Review: I use a i7-4770 for H.264 encoding, so this small system has some horsepower. Improvements I would make in a new version of this case: * Get rid of 5.25in bay and shrink the case a bit more. * Make the side vent better suited for a 120mm fan (you can mount one there, but it isn't exactly designed for it). * Switch front panel from USB2 to USB3. * Provide places to mount cable ties. * Improve power switch. My build: Gigabyte GA-B85N motherboard Crucial M500 240GB msata SSD Arctic F8 & F12 PWM case fans

Pros: Works. Has msata and mini-pcie.

Cons: Has the expected limitations of mini-ITX and B85. Only room for 2 DIMMs, 1 pcie card, etc.

Overall Review: I put an i7-4770 and a Crucial M500 mSATA SSD in it. Very powerful and very small. I didn't use it, but the location and vertical orientation of the mini-pcie port is perfect for a wlan card.

Pros: Great deal at $500. Nice 720p display. Sound is good.

Cons: Slight buzzing noise. When HDMI signal changes, the TV sometimes switches to RF input.

Overall Review: Had to power cycle my Motorola HD DVR cable box to get HDMI to sync up with this TV. I have never had to do that with any other TV. Not sure which side is at fault.

Pros: Works. Keys feel good. No unnecessary keys.

Cons: Doesn't have those special keys to start email, browser, etc. (I actually consider this a pro).