Pros: Construction, Looks, Size, Quality, Open Air

Cons: Size for some, does not come in Blue or Green which I would of preferred over the Red allot!!

Overall Review: I am running a Gtx 980 msi, an I5 processor and cooler master hyper 212 evo, I have two 120mm cougar red led fans on either side of the I5 and it runs super cold around 30-45c regardless of gaming etc. The 980gtx does not have any additional fans and max has hit 70c while hours of gaming. Dust is not and issue after 3 months, I will probably dust it maybe once ever 6 months and with you sides to worry about take a minute or so with power duster, this accumulates less dust then any case I have owned so people complaining about dust who don't even own the case lay off. This is a 5 star review, anything less I would suspect is a troll or does not own. It is so solid! Feels good to pick up with build in handle and can use this forever just paint it if you are bored of red, orange or black. The rubbers grommets places all over the case keep it from sliding on any surface. You can stand it up or lay lenghtwise, I have it standing up and so only 14 inches long same footprint as a show box mini Itx!! Worth the money I paid 289.00 on New Egg and would not hesitate to buy it again. I am one of those kinds of people always wanting another case, never satisfied. This is the first one I am not looking for next best thing! Do not hesitate to buy this case the Quality is top notch cable management is very good as you can place them behind motherboard and then the smoked glass covers that up. Buy one before they stop making it! In Win make a Dark Blue, Baby Blue, Forest Green and Lime Green Version, Yellow, This is 10 times better then the Wobbly Prodigy No Regrets, Happy too bad no place to add a picture for my rig here.

Pros: Much better looking in reality than the photos can do justice. The orange is a vibrant, "traffic cone" orange, and the blue bumpers are darker blue than the washed-out, baby-blue in the photo. The fit and finish are very high-end. Comes with all loose parts neatly packaged, and a Tyvek-like fabric bag to cover the whole assembly from abrasion during shipping (doubles as a dust cover perhaps). There's a LOT of room inside the frame, and it will fit a large power supply in either of two directions with room to spare. Every edge is machined smooth. The frame is very lightweight and easy to carry with the knurled handle. Open design allows for easy dusting - just point your duster nozzle wherever you need to direct a quick shot of air. The dual 120mm fan tray is ready for a radiator, and there's plenty of room to get creative with liquid cooling components.

Cons: Bulky for a Mini-ITX box, as the frame has a lot of open, wasted space, so almost the same footprint of a full-size tower. Tempered glass is smoked, which looks awesome but hides your components under normal room lighting. While portable, I'm wary of bumping the glass for fear it will shatter. Biggest con is the PRICE, but when you see it, you'll understand how much craftsmanship went into making it worth every penny. Because of the open design, you will hear ALL of your fan noise, so make sure to equip with the quietest fans possible if that's an issue. In Win included scant assembly instructions - though they were beautifully printed on a nice four-color fold-out, they weren't very informative - but then who reads instructions anyway?

Overall Review: I bought this case for a build about two months ago, and so far I'm very pleased with the results. Many reviews I read and watched complained about the cable management on the back side - I had no issues whatsoever, and only needed to use ONE of the supplied plastic cable management rings, along with three small zip-ties, and it looks CLEAN. I recommend using only a fully-modular power supply for this build, as any excess cabling would be unsightly. I also use Velcro wraps to bundle the cables I have coming to the mainboard connectors at the top of the case to clean it up nicely. I've been building industrial Mini-ITX form-factor machines for a few years, so I have become a fan of the platform. While this ended up with a footprint of about three or four times the size of my automation machines, it's definitely a looker, and super well-built. It's not for everybody, but insofar as appearance and quality-wise, In Win knocked this one out of the park.

Pros: The design is very beautiful when you see it in person. Its can fit my water-cooling inside this case. It very compatible.

Cons: none

Pros: The case itself looked fantastic in my setup. Easy to fit in a space. Easy to look into without dissection.

Cons: The case was a bit different when I came to managing cables and was hard to fit some things in.

Pros: Build quality Attention to detail Fit and finish This case is premium in every way. There are rubber washers and grommets in all of the right contact points, the thumb screws are spring mounted to their individual components and even the loose screws and parts come in well labeled bags that are separated and sealed. The finished build is beautiful, functional and rugged. In Win outdid themselves. My expectations for other cases have been raised with the D-Frame Mini as my new gold standard.

Cons: The only thing that's a con to this chassis is that it will accumulate dust (it's an open format) and will need to be lightly dusted with compressed air from time to time. Even this is easy to do, though, as the open chassis means you have to remove nothing to clean.

Overall Review: I got this case direct from InWin before it was made available to the public as I work in the PC components industry. It's an amazing case with an unsurpassed build quality.

Pros: The build quality is just about flawless. The frame is extremely strong and very lightweight--with out any parts installed, it can easily be handled with one hand. The glass panels are gorgeous and seem less fragile than you might think. The screws that hold the glass in place are stabilized by rubber grommets that keep your glass from getting chipped. The rubber bumpers around the outside of the frame stay in place nicely and generally won't come off unless you want them to. The hard drive trays and the radiator tray are very stable and I have no fear they will come loose or jiggle (and they can still be easily removed when needed.) I'll get into more of why I like this case in "other thoughts."

Cons: There are four small details that could be improved. One: the case comes with some plastic clamps that help with cable management. The problem is that there are only one or two holes where you can actually install these clamps so you will end up with a few going unused. Two: the cables coming out of the front panel seem unnecessarily long. It is nice to have some extra slack when you need it but, this being a mini-ITX case, you probably won't need it. This makes you wish you could make more use of those clamps. Three: the hard drive trays don't work well with SSDs. I have two Samsung 850 Evos and I can't mount them on the trays because the SATA power cable cannot plug into the back of the SSD when it is attached to one of these trays. Hard drive power ports can be reached just fine, but the SSDs sit so far forward on the tray that the power cable cannot reach. Luckily, there are other options for mounting SSDs to this case. But it would be nice to be able to fit more than two of them. Four: using a full length GPU in addition to a 240mm radiator means you will have to mount the radiator in a way that prevents you from using the bottom HDD tray. This may not be true for all radiators, so I'll take about it more in "other thoughts."

Overall Review: I love this case. It has the aesthetics of a high end Italian motorcycle. It's strong, breathes well and allows me to use very high end components in a mini-ITX package without compromising for size or heat. Building with this case is very convenient because the mother board tray, radiator bracket and hard drive trays can all be taken off of the frame for better accessibility. Even the GPU mount is easy, I installed my XFX 290X far easier in this case than I did in the Rosewill Thor V2 (which is a gigiantic full tower case.) All this in addition to being ultra portable for a full-powered desktop. It is so close to being perfect! Which is why the small flaws are so frustrating. The only flaw I will expand a little more on is the radiator bracket. I use an H100i GTX liquid cooler, and the tubes prevent me from putting them on the left when I mount it combined with a full length GPU. So, it is mounted with the tubes coming up from the right. This means they pass through the area where the bottom hard drive tray would be. Lucky for me, I only needed the top two. Some radiators might have more flexible tubes and avoid hitting the tray, so your experience may vary. Still, easily a 5 Egg rating.

Pros: Awesome chassis, looks good and is functional

Cons: No room for a cd/dvd disk drive

Overall Review: If you purchase this chassis here are a couple of tips: Cable management is at a minimal, so don't try to cram a bunch of stuff into it. If you decide to water cool I found that the corsair H100i fits, but it is a very tight fit. You MUST pay attention to the positioning of the water block because it will prevent you from installing your memory correctly or at all. In addition if you use the h100i, it would be better to go with a push/pull fan configuration.

Pros: I placed my order, with standard shipping on 11/10/15 and received it on 11/11/15. The price was decent and the item was receiveded in good condition.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Keep up the good work NewEgg