Pros: Great Airflow Nice Aesthetics future proof Great Custimization

Cons: Slight scare with integrated Fan Controller

Overall Review: I bought this case because of its ability to adapt to many setups and i can use it for many years into the future. It has great airflow and Since I am running dual gtx 580s in sli, I need as much airflow as possible and this gets the job done. The fact that I can changed the leds instanly or turn them all off with the press of a button is incredible. My only complaint is the fan controller. It stopped working the first day i built my computer and all the fans stopped.I turned off the computer and know the fan controller is working fine.Im hoping it was just a glitch. Overall I think its worth every penny and is a great purchase.

Pros: This case is incredible! It's beautiful stylish and has every feature of every great case built into it. It has the sleekness of the Phantom (of which I own) and the utility of the Switch! All of my components were exceedingly easy to install. I love the fact that it comes with ample space to install a 360 rad in the top and a 240 rad in the bottom with zero modding required. The stock fans are very quiet and the build in lighting system is pretty neat.

Cons: There are just a few here but nothing to make me remove an egg for: Some people may find this case to be too big. It is a very tall case but its that way because of the pedestal on the bottom to allow for more air intake in case you mount a rad on the bottom, and room to install a push/pull configured rad on the top. Some reviews will show that you can remove the top part of the chassis (the part under the top bezel) to install your radiator easily, what they don't show you is that the wiring from the panel on the top (power, fan controllers, etc.) are routed through it, therefore you have to remove all of the ties and route them through the top. That is a LOT of cables, so I just stuck with mounting the radiator the normal way. The inner lighting is mediocre but the outer lighting effects are bright and clear. Price?... though it's completely worth it.

Pros: Fast shipping, came 2 days after I made the purchase and chose the economic shipping. Case came with no scratches or cosmetic damage, wires are perfect, Led works great.

Cons: You might find a thumb screw from the rear side panels somewhere in the box because It could slip off. Nothing hardware wise, works to perfection.

Overall Review: It's huge, It took me 3 months of thinking and looking up videos to decide if i wanted it and now I'm saying to myself, why didn't i buy this earlier!

Pros: What a beast! Let me tell you what I have in this case. Push/Pull 360mm rad on top and a push/pull 240 rad on the bottom, quad rad hanging off the rear fan cage (NICE mounting locations where the fans can move up and down to do this without putting holes in the case). Asus Formula VI Mobo /w 4770K XSPC block, 2x290x in XFire water cooled, Dual Bay twin pump rad and much more. This thing fits is all like a beast. Love the fan controller for getting all my extra rad fans. Threw an extra 200mm fan on the top so it's the "pull" of my top rad. Case is very well made. I am upgrading from Thermaltake and Lian-Li Full towers. To the guy who said it doesn't fit a Corsair without modding the top part. yes it will as I had one for about a week before I went full water block. PS, the cable management in this thing is insanely good with all the cubbieholes and grommets.

Cons: None really except that the outer case paint scratches VERY easily so be very careful. I put cheap black rubber washers on everything that was mounted against the outer paint so it doesn't scuff the paint.

Overall Review: BUY IT NOW!

Pros: The case is big enough to support practically every build. Although parts are plastic and the price tag high, I am over all pleased. I took off the front panel that goes over the front external drive bays.

Cons: I have had a few washers break, 4 to be precise. I have been in contact and arguing with them to replace them for almost a week. Still not luck - did you notice that I am asking for four (4!) washers to be replaced. For those of you who expect top rate support, don't expect it. It could be an isolated case, but I can only speak to my experience. However, I have asked for support a couple times on this case and both (unhelpful) responses took days for reply. Beware, if you want the SD Card slot, the USB 2.0 slots on top you will need 3 USB 2.0 headers which my motherboard did not support nor will many others. However there is a solution, NXZT makes a USB 2.0 expansion header, of which I installed and is working great.

Pros: -This case is massive. It has room for everything. -It looks great. -Built-in LEDs are nice with front, internal, both or none and several shades of each colour in the visible spectrum. Not as advanced as NZXT's 5.25" Hue system, but still quite the nice touch. -Has 4 fan controllers with 3 fans per controller, all neatly fitted to the top. -Plenty of cooling power with all the fan space, and a nice option for a 360mm radiator on the top. Plenty of room for push-pull. If you use a smaller 5.25" device for the top bay, you don't lose it. I have the Hue in my top bay and it fits fine with my ODD in the second bay. -Easily removable dust filters in the front and back are a nice touch. -Two front USB 3.0 and four USB 2.0 for lots of portable devices -Loads of cutouts for cables and lots of room for a big PSU -Crazy amount of space behind the motherboard for cable routing -The pedestal gives it a good lift off the ground for increased airflow, and looks awesome -Adjustable rear fan position is nice if you're not using a big radiator at the top. -Overall a great case

Cons: There are some cons despite being so awesome. -The amount of cables in the back is crazy. It's a real pain to sort through when they're all ziptied in the most inconvenient places. I suppose if you really wanted to, you could remove all the fan controller cables to clean it up a bit. -The fan controller is 3-pin only, so you can't fit your PWM fans into it if you need to. -With so many front USB ports, you need two USB 2.0 headers, and the card reader takes a third. I didn't have enough headers to power the reader. Good thing I don't use it. -The hard drive trays are not firm. They're quite flimsy without a drive in them. If you throw a 2.5" drive in them, they don't lock into place and they're a real pain. -Although the bottom two bays are easily removable, the rail they sit on is not so simple, so to utilize the second 140mm fan spot on the bottom, you have to get the tools out and remove the drive bay rail. -The pivot slot is mounted with long screws that enter the fan's space, so if your 140mm fan has solid corners rather than being open, it won't fit. Using screws to hold your fan in place may not work either, depending on length. -Includes an individually sleeved 8-pin CPU cable. It's shorter than the distance between the PSU and the slot on the motherboard in most cases. Pointless.

Overall Review: Despite all the cons, I can't really take away an egg. This case is fantastic regardless. In addition: -It would have been nice to have one or two SSD mounts behind the motherboard like the Phantom 630 has, since the drive trays aren't good for 2.5" drives. -The little cover for the front USB ports doesn't actually attach. It just sits there, and it's a piece of rubber. Kind of a pointless design. Overall, I recommend this awesome case.

Pros: - Massive, will definitely fit everything and more - Pretty sturdy - Looks amazing When I bought this case I knew it was going to be huge but when it got here huge was a understatement, it is MASSIVE. Definitely capable of holding a lot of hardware while keeping airflow solid or if your into liquid cooling it certainly has room for that. The case itself is made from metal so it feels and looks sturdy which is a nice thing to have for a case. Outside the phantom 820 looks amazing and will certainly compliment the looks of my MB and GPU when I get them put in. I wish I could comment on the Led lighting features but unfortunately I don't have all the parts to get that up and running but it is certainly a cool feature. P.S. - Love the fact that they have removable filters for the intake fans, this will make dust maintenance a lot easier.

Cons: I found the instruction manual that came with the case very lacking in information, it not enough to remove an egg but you might need to search the interwebs to find out stuff. The hard drive trays seem a bit flimsy to me so you might want to be careful with them.

Overall Review: Another thing I found was the large mass of cables inside the case when you open it up. I wouldn't consider this a con as they are nicely labeled so it easy to find out where they need to go but it isn't exactly a pro ether. They also have them all nicely zip tied down in the side panel which is a plus but it might mean you'll have to cut them to move the cables else where.

Pros: This case is amazing. Looks awesome, huge, cool lighting on the exterior and interior with the ability to change colors, TONS of included fans as well as dust filters for every possible fan slot and overall makes your build look like a monster. If your a fan of alienware, this case in its own way represents a similar style on its exterior. I highly recommend this case to anyone looking for an alternative to expensive cases such as the Cosmos 2.

Cons: None. Although, Instructions are terrible and took me some time to figure out how to get the fans and LEDs to work but all u need to do is to connect the huge 4 pin power connecter on the cable management side to the power supply to operate the fan controller, and hook up the sata connector also found on the cable management side to operate the LEDs and lighthing. Also, no dust filter for the side fan. These points are not worth deducting eggs.