Pros: Very well designed and thought out. Everything is where you'd expect it to be, and it has cable channels and tons of tie-downs exactly where you'll need them. Really handy removable radiator bracket, that makes building a breeze. Well made anodized shell that slides on/off.

Cons: The only real negatives I can say are the case is a little large for an SFF case. There are other cases at 11-12 liters that can fit the same hardware. This is 18.9 liters. For reference, even an NR200 is 18L. The way the shell is designed, there is one small cross bar at the bottom/back of the case that requires you to unplug everything in order to slide the shell off. The case doesn't rely on this for rigidity, so it doesn't really make a lot of sense having it there. It just makes removing the shell a hassle for no reason.

Overall Review: Overall, fantastic case. Well thought out, easy to build in, and the larger size for a SFF case makes cable management pretty easy. It has a lot of nice features, like the unlocking radiator bracket, and is very well made. If you're okay with the slightly larger than normal SFF size, it's a really nice case.

Pros: None.

Cons: Tried to get this up and running through the phone app. Nope, no go. After trying that for a few hours, researching online, etc., I decide to try to get the application from their website. After messing with that also for a few hours, nope. It will recognize the camera in the IP config tool, but the camera will display only through their chrome web browser extension. This is all with it hardwired into my router via ethernet connection directly. Forget trying wireless, I spent hours trying to get that to work to no avail. Hoping my girlfriend didn't throw the box out while cleaning so I can at least attempt to return this expensive paper weight.

Overall Review: I'm no IT idiot or luddite. I just built a new computer in 4 hours the other day with parts on here. (Thanks, Newegg!) But this thing.....my lord. The software is just garbage. I used better software back in the mid 80's for things like this. Fighting with it just to get it to even recognize the camera was a headache, let alone trying to get the thing to actually work. I'm already looking at other camera options for my porch. I'd suggest any potential buyers stay FAR away from this product/company.

Pros: Good little fans. I have a Corsair 280x, and 3D printed a mounting bracket for the back of the case for these to add to exhaust. Works great, quality fan, easy to set up. Temps dropped 4-5c.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Good product, would buy again if needed.

Pros: -Good speed, and can be overclocked to 3600 pretty easily -RGB is bright and appealing -Easy to install and sync with Icue

Cons: -None

Overall Review: Pretty straightforward. If you need some good RAM at a fair price, and like RGB, this is a no brainer. Corsair is a pretty solid company, and I've had nothing but good experiences with them.

Pros: Clocks to 4.4ghz easily, and can overclock to a little more. Fantastic at multitasking and in general is very speedy. Easy setup, and great quality.

Cons: Having to set your RAM up manually to run at the correct speed wasn't expected, but easy.

Overall Review: I've never used anything but Intel. Having been less with impressed with their mediocre offerings the past few years, and hearing nothing but rave reviews about AMD's new lineup, decided to take the plunge. I was not disappointed. Easy setup. Came with good bios, which was extra simple to update if you need to. Just runs smooth as butter. I was coming from an overclocked I-7 4790k, so exceeds that in single core gaming, and does everything else incredibly well. I'm hoping they do as well in the fall with the new GPU lineup. One of the best computer related purchases I've ever made.

Pros: Thermaltake is well known for their PSU's. -Works flawlessly -Unboxing was...actually really impressive for a PSU. -The quiet fan setting is really nice. It only kicks on when necessary, so the PC is ultra quiet.

Cons: -N/A

Overall Review: I'd highly recommend it.