Pros: 1) Quick release back slots for easy access without using screws. 2) hard drives face laterally to allow more room. 3)Nothing interferes with the motherboard, it sits alone without the p/s, cd drives, fans or hardware interfering. 4) The front panel is MAGNETIC, so there's no mechanical failure chance. NOTE: it is magnetically WEAK ENOUGH to allow an ejecting cd rom drive to still overcome the magnetic force and open the door for you to eject the CD 5)Rear fan is a 120mm slot, allowing you to get superior exhaust CFM, and it comes right off the processor heatsink 6)Comes with cable ties and stationary twist clips to allow easy routing of USB and IEEE case mounted slots. 7)screwless attachments for hard-drives, CD drives and floppy drive for quick installation. the floppy one worked for my XION temperature monitor ($60 on newegg). 8) very quiet fans, even at high speed. i didn't say silent, just quiet. 9) front and side fan are both speed-adjustable, built in Overall, great case.

Cons: 1)quick-release PCI securer is a little flimsy, if you are using a 8800GTS or any double-slot card, you maybe have trouble getting it to close entirely, but it's still secure even if you can't get it all the way. 2)the huge side fan only really blows air from the tips of the blades, be prepared for that, not as great a cooling job 3)USB/IEEE connections are NONSTANDARD meaning they are just loose wires, you'll have to find a schematic of a USB cable on google images or something to hook them up right to a 9-pin USB motherboard connection. 4)for the love of g-d, connect the huge fan to the speed adjuster that comes already attached to your pci back covers, or you will effectively short your power supply 5) large fan is very difficult to remove if you want to reverse it to make it an exhaust, or anything like that, making it hard to filter dust, etc 6)accesory case is a joke. it's basically a place to cram the cables to they can ship it to you. it's unsightly, but the side blocks it.

Overall Review: Don't get me wrong, I love this case. I'm coming from a generic full size tower, and this one has some intelligent design. The sides slide on and off with ease, don't listen to anyone else about that. Make sure you buy an exhaust 120mm fan, I recommend a SILVERSTONE FM121-B, sold on this site, or a zalman fan that comes with a fan-mate speed controller, because it will be the loudest fan in your chassis.It doesnt matter what color your exhaust fan is, the bright blue LEDs on the side fan make everything blue anyways. My exhaust fan is white and you can't tell. Get a pci slot exhaust fan too to put in the bottom, there's no normal exhaust path down there, even though the bottom fan blows into there, at least that's my last recommendation. Cheers!

Pros: Great amounts of space. I don't know about everyone else's cases, but mine has an extra exhaust fan out the top, so there are 3 HUGE fans inside this baby. Keeps everything cool. Be warned do NOT underestimate how big this case is if you are tight on space.

Cons: absolutely nothing

Pros: Big case, looks cool, lots of fans, good air-flow, easy HDD access, lots of bays, pretty decent cable management.

Cons: -Heavy -360mm fan got in the way of my Dark Knight Heatsink so I took it out. -Collects dust VERY fast. -Front 250mm fan is getting old and gets stuck. This started happening at about 1.25 yr. Right now its spinning, but making a clicking sound. When I get the time I'm going to take the front panel off and try to clean it out better and see if I can't get some lubricate in there. - No front audio ports.... which I didn't think was going to be a big deal when I got it. But I really underrated the convenience factor. Also I've been having a hard time finding good 3rd party DVD bay front audio accessories. SO I eventually just gave up.

Overall Review: For the most part this has been a solid case. However, I wouldn't count of the fans working forever and therefore wouldn't count on them to cool your components. Make sure you have quality heatsinks, and component fans. Also I do not see ports on this case that would support an external radiator if you ever wanted to go that route.

Pros: The case looks extra sharp with three very large fans placed at the top, side and front panel. The case is really sturdy, and offers you alot of space. This case comes with a controler for each fan, two of these controllers occupy exapnsion slot space. The fan at the top of the case blows out hot air whilst the others keep a flow directed towards the motherboard and the hard drives. A really clever case design because hot air rises and in most cases has no route of escape except a side or back panel. These fans cool my PC so well that my stock CPU fan was shutting off because it was running in acceptable limits @ 25-7c with a light load (non OC). I have seen the temperature raise to 35c when under a reasonably heavy load (Warcraft, firefox, itunes, word, pdf at the same time). Fans stay really quiet too, due to low rpm but high cooling potential in the large fans. I would have given it a five if it weren't for one feature.

Cons: The easy lock feature or whatever it is called, supposed to lock in place to allow PCI cards to be installed without screws, is a piece of junk. I reccomend not using this feature If I were this company I certainly wouldn't advertise this feature so people won't be disapointed. In the end it is just an uneeded add-on to an excellent case. You can still use standard screws to install your cards with no trouble. Manual was a litle wack, but it should be self explanatory for even the most unexperienced builder. Once you find the leads for the two fan controllers and connect them to the controller knobs, it builds like a normal case... with lots of room.

Overall Review: I have read reviews on these types of PCs so I will add some very important advice that I picked up. I would not keep these fans running at top speed, because like all fans the baerings wear down and sometimes the fans can break. You get an impressive flow from running at mid-range, your fans will last longer, and you will use less AC power sounds win win win to me. There is also a slot in the back ready for standard fan sizes, but I can't imagine somone wanting another fan. Get a non stock heatsink/fan if you want to get even cooler.

Pros: Nice Amount of Air Flow Sleek design, not gawdy Blue Leds are great Pretty Roomy

Cons: Poor Instructions HEAVY

Overall Review: I really like this case. The reason I bumped it down to a four was because the instructions were pretty poor, for the tool-less design factor. ALSO, If you plan on moving it a LOT, don't. This thing weighs 30+ pounds. Leds dont match, front Is deeper, but that dont bother me. Doesn't fit a Tuniq Tower 120 :( I have to leave the case open a bit.

Pros: I just received the case today and it is HUGE! Much larger than I had expected. I was also under the Impression that it had 2x 250 mm fans (Front and Side) and 1x 120mm fan, but when I gave this case a look it has a 250mm in the front, 360mm on the side, 120mm on the back and a 200mm on the top! It also has a nice HDD holding bay. It also has fan speed controllers!

Cons: Its huge! But if its what you're looking for then this shouldn't matter.

Pros: Big enough. Supports several form factors. Lots of HDD bays.

Cons: My first problem was the case arrived damaged, the clips that held the front panel together are flimsy plastic and were broken out of the box. The second problem was that the 5.25" bay drive mounts didn't work correctly, they didn't fit around my DVD drive. It's not really that big of a deal, however, I had to find a screw that would mount it. The third problem is about 3-5 months of using this case a very common problem (reported in several reviews) happened: the metal grate that covers the 250mm fan was bent and started making contact with the fan. Again, not that big of an issue, just a hassle. My fourth issue was that the side panel 360mm fan frequently started turning off and on, eventually it stopped working completely. However, this still wasn't of much concern as the fan got in the way of my enormous CPU heatsink. My third problem was that the front 250mm fan started to show the same symptoms of my 360mm fan, and it failed. At this point I have to assume every fan w

Overall Review: I would highly discourage any Xclio products due to the problems listed above. If you're buying this case just because it supports Micro-ATX and Standard-ATX I would recommend the Nvidia CM 690 by Cooler Master for sale on the Nvidia website for $90 currently. If you already have a Standard-ATX compatible motherboard I implore you to invest is a more reliable case, like the Cosmos S, which I will be buying shortly due to this case failing.

Pros: Nice large case, with plenty of room, removable HD tray w/easy access. Great looking when all the fans are working. Bought this for eatx mb placement.

Cons: Large side fan stopped working after 2 months and haven't been able to get any kind of customer response for getting it replaced or repaired. One of the fold out feet also broke, but this is a small deal and my fault for not paying attention when I had the case on it's side. I've asked Newegg for help with contacting xclio and haven't had much luck with this either.

Overall Review: I bought this case for a personal build for a server/workstation that I'll be paying for for the next 6 months so find it aggravating to have a $1500 dollar workstation with the side panel removed. Buy xclio and be happy till you need service.