Pros: Well designed interior has two compartments. The lower compartment is for the slim DVD and 2.5" HDD (no real ventilation). The upper compartment houses the Power Supply and MB

Cons: Power supply fan is loud.

Overall Review: I was looking for a case as small as the excellent USFF Dell Optiplex case and this was the closest in terms of size.

Pros: Tiny. Has VESA mounts. Has internal PSU that will more than power 65 watt TDP or lower processors with an IGP and a single hard drive. Fits mini-ITX boards (although, barely!). Comes with all the cables you need. Huge piece of black mesh on the side that makes it feel open-air.

Cons: No internal fans. Won't fit much more than a stock HSF, and I doubt it will even fit the HSF that came with my 5800K (good thing I ain't using that in this case). Needs another 2.5" drive mount.

Overall Review: Currently running a VIA C7 mITX board, half gig of RAM, and Server 2003 in this. It makes just enough heat to sort of feel like a running computer. Great daily driver, and a wonderful music-only machine. Just...make sure you have a CPU cooler that is literally no taller than your motherboard's backplate, 'cuz it won't fit.

Pros: small compact i mounted it under the top of my work bench.

Cons: loud power supply fan, i took apart the power supply and used a 5v diode from a noctua fan i bought some years back to slow the fan down.

Overall Review: cut the noise in half with my little mod, now i really like it.

Pros: It's really amazing you can fit a whole computer in something like this. Obviously you cant fit a power-house machine in here, but I had a plan to fit a 6th generation Core i5 in this to get some decent performance (see cons). The ODD and SSD slots are cleverly placed. Really an impressive piece of layout and design.

Cons: The power LED (like many cases out there) is waaaay too bright. The power supply is a non-standard size. Information I found lead me to believe that it was a Mini-ITX power supply. Turns out that is not accurate. You cannot use anything other than their PSU or external PSU. This really messed up my plan. 120w really isn't in the safe margin to run a Core i5. Power supply runs very hot. It's clearly VERY inefficient. Yet another problem I had planned to solve with a different power supply.

Overall Review: I ended up putting an FM2+ system in this when the Core i5 plan didn't work out (A8-7600), and donated it to a nearby place that helps homeless people get jobs... so it will not be going unused. Aside from my annoyances though, it's actually a pretty good case for a lower-power machine. Keep your machine in the 100 watt range and this won't disappoint.

Pros: This case is super Small form factor , it can sit on your desk ,hang on the wal,l bolt to your desk , or fit to the back of any Vesa mount tv thats not mounted . Its only slightly bigger than the Mini ITX, being so small and light the "not room for thrills of extras" is a PRO not a con. It seems very likable. and the built is not tough to do since its only a few inches deep.

Cons: Magnetic screwdriver is a Must , I had one so no problem. Not enough room for standard 3.5 drive it would fit exapt the hieght just lacks a tiny bit so be sure you have a SSD or small form factor drive at least the height, it was a little unexpected, and as stated as a pro there is not room for frills or extras so get the slim or SSD. and thou it didnt bother me there is no room for large coolers so dont bother. all in all Im only listing the cons so you know, cause fortunately none of these things where problems in my build.

Overall Review: I would recommend for non gaming (web type) or utility PC ,even a Media PC build without much need for a video card since you wont fit one in there. Cool product that takes up almost no space.

Pros: I liked the stand, expandability and the mounting options. Internal space roomy enough for fairly easy set up with a ASRock J3710 ITX board with SSD and 2.5" HD. Can also install slim DVD if need be. Good ventilation also. Power supply almost silent.

Cons: Wish it had a second SATA power connector from PSU. Power and SATA cables tricky to run to bottom side but not to bad. USB ports mounted on the side, Ok I guess, should be USB 3.

Overall Review: I would recommend this and I might buy another if I replace a very old pc.

Pros: Super small form VESA mount Built in small form PS is quieter than expected

Cons: Non-standard PS is a serious unknown. There are lots of comments on the previous version of this model that discuss the noise pollution and durability issues with it. It happens that this one is pretty quiet so far, and I have found that replacement OEM PS are readily available if a bit costly. The VESA mount/stand needs to come with some little rubber feet/isolators. The unit tends to "walk" around a bit while on a desktop. The power and HDD activity LED are bring enough to be seen from Mars. As another poster here suggested, it is a good idea to color some tape and mask the brightness, or disconnect the connectors from the mobo after build. This is annoyingly bright in a bedroom at two in the morning.

Overall Review: I built this case with the AMD A8 7600 and an MSI A68H mobo with built in WiFi I had a very specific purpose and placement in mind for this build, so when I found this case I was very happy. My other option was the Antec case which only has a 90W PS. It would have forced me into a less powerful and less useful build for the future. I was very happy with the way the build went. I will say that you MUST look at your mobo layout in reference to the way the power runs for the SATA drives underneath. There is only one hole to route from the top (mobo) to the bottom (drives) section of the case. It would be easy to need a SATA power extender, as well as a longer SATA cable if your mobo connectors are not near that hole. The VESA mount/stand is small. The monitor (tv) I was planning to hang it on has a wider mount for putting it on the wall. I need to find or make an adapter for the smaller mount holes. This may not be an issue with PC based monitors. Assembly and installation of components as well as OS were a breeze. There is nothing to the build, so there really aren't much by way of drivers, etc. to deal with. The inside of the case presented to sharp edges to speak of, and it is quiet enough not to be bothersome even on the stock fan(s). In spite of the cases shortcoming, for the price and the form it provides I could not see rating it less than 5 stars. The only thing I remain skeptical on is the lasting quality of and availability of replacement PS when and if this one fails.

Pros: A great ITX Desktop Computer Case, fit the build for this project.

Cons: it's a bit tight, but guess that comes with building a ITX Computer.