Pros: Strong case for a good price, power supply isn't cheap, I have 10 in-win cases, may not look like the best but worth it.

Cons: needs more screwless buttons on all drive bays

Pros: Excellent case for the money. Easy to work with. I love the snaps for the side panel. Two snaps and the side panel is off !!! Tool-less design a plus !

Cons: As stated by others, not completely tool-less.

Pros: Screwless design. Great cooling. Great powersupply. Best bang for the buck.

Cons: "Crater" in the side for intake.

Overall Review: Ive built 10 machines using this case and the screwless design mixed with the hinged hard drive enclosure made it super easy. I switched from an Antec case to this.

Pros: Drives go in and out easily. Most of the drivebays have these little pushpin gizmos to hold drives so you don't need to use screws.

Cons: I replaced the fan with a quieter one.

Overall Review: Nice case. nice price. easy to put together.

Pros: Solid construction - hard drive tray swings out for easy mounting - easy to remove side panels and front panel - big fan - lots of room to work

Cons: 1) only 2 sata power connectors coming off power supply and they are about 4 inches apart on the same string - this is a problem if you want to mount a sata optical drive in the top bay and still want to get power to a sata HD mounted in the lower bays 2) only the top 4 expansion slots have the "quick release" plastic fastener that holds the expansion cards in place - you have to use a screw for the bottom 3 slots

Overall Review: Over-all this is a great case. I am just being super picky about the cons I put up here. As far as the sata power goes you can get a 4-pin to sata power converter (my MOBO came with one) or you can mount your optical drive in the lower bay. And it would have been nice to mount all my expansion cards without having to use a screwdriver.

Pros: This is a sweet box. It's lines and simplicity result in an exceptionally handsome case. Tool-less assembly is very fast. Very sturdy for the price and gives good cooling.

Cons: They give you just one screw-in standoff, which given the placement of the already built-in standoffs is not enough for mounting Micro ATX boards. How much would it cost to throw in one or two more?

Overall Review: AMD64 X2 2.1 Brisbane 4000+ with stock fan idles at 20C in this case at stock clock. Has only the one chassis fan and the PSU fan that came with the case. Using BIOSTAR TForce TF7050 M-2AM2 and 4 GB Transcend DDR2 800.

Pros: I absolutely love this case. Well built and the design was thought out to near perfection. I would highly recommend this case.

Cons: None really. Perhaps the cheap plastic cpu air duct that comes with it. I just took it out.

Pros: This is my 2nd In Win case in 5 years. Case arrived in excellent condition. Love the tool-less design. Everything fits together very nicely. Nothing cheap about this case. Build is solid. Case has more than enough room, even for large heatsinks. I use the Zalman 9700LED and it fits with room to spare. Definately IN Win quality. Side vents alloow for excellent cooling.

Cons: Rear 120mm fan is cheap. Replaced with 120mm ball bearing fan. Also there is no place for a front fan. Top of case is double layered and while not really a con does make putting a top blow hole fan next to impossible.

Overall Review: The 350w power supply is a little on the weak side but sufficient for most people. I personally replaced it with a Seasonic 430w. I can definitely recommend this In Win case. Top notch quality as far as cases go. Treat yourself and pickup one.