Pros: This case has the best fit and finish out of any I have had. It is heavy for what it is. Has a very thick "brushed" stainless steel look (although aluminum). It can accommodate somewhat long graphics cards, decent sized PSUs and even relatively large (not huge) air cooled heat sinks. Also supports water coolers. Air flow seems to work well for the most part if you use good fans (you have to buy your own). The tinted tempered glass gives it a nice look, although the glass panels are a little on the thin side. The screw accessory kit is very complete. It comes with screw bags that have an over-abundance of screws for most possible standard components that this case supports (and the bags are even well labelled). Also all of the drive bays have quick disconnect fittings which all line up real well with the components. Overall excellent quality!

Cons: So now the bad side of things. The slim dvd drive that the case accepts is in an awkward place (it is nicely hidden) but it is kind of awkward to pop the disks in and out of the tray from that position. Also it requires a floppy disk power connector for some reason, so if you get this case and really want to use this drive bay, make sure your PSU comes with a floppy power connector (or you need to purchase one separately). Also while it allows relatively long graphics boards, the width is another problem. I bought an MSI r9 280 and while the board itself fit fine, the power connectors on the side of the board were nearly flush with the glass. Needless to say with the power connections from the PSU attached, the glass couldn't be put on that side. Luckily since this case was for my daughter I put my older GTX 560 in which fit fine not only because it was more narrow but because the power connections were on the end of the board. (I kept the MSI board for my own computer replacing the 560) I was looking at the newer boards after this and most seem to have the connectors on the long side of the board. The only company that I have seen so far that seems to have kept them on the end is Club 3D based on pictures I saw. Also like many other ITX cases, cable management is a little bit more of a chore than normal. Also while not really a con, because of it being very substantial, it will weigh more than another mini ITX rig, so if you plan I transporting it, you may want to reconsider for that reason (and the fact that you may break the glass, scratch or mar your great looking new case!). Also the price is high, but in this case you get what you pay for.

Overall Review: As with any mini ITX case, I would recommend a modular PSU with good flexibility otherwise cable management will be more difficult. I decided on using a Noctua 9H-U9B SE2 air cooler on this. And while I would recommend a lateral air cooler like this (and the Noctua works very well) in this case because of where the intake and exhaust is, it looks like a big eyesore which kind of subtracts from the aesthetics of the whole thing. If I built the whole thing again I would probably end up putting a water cooler on it (and still might). Even with the cons I still give this 5 stars because of its great looks and excellent quality and wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

Pros: When I first saw this case it was love at first sight. I looked through almost all the cases Newegg had to offer and I kept coming back to this one. Throughout the build it has been a little bit of a love hate relationship because of the small form factor and some of the design choices used in the interior space, but after it was all said and done, I couldn’t be happier with the final result. There were definitely compromises I had to make from what I originally had in mind to complete the build, but in the end it was well worth it. The design and look is absolutely breathtaking in person. I watched a few reviews on Youtube and at times it was difficult to really understand their appreciation for the overall aesthetics and build quality. I can tell you first hand the brushed aluminum is gorgeous. It looks 100 times better in person. The case is extremely sturdy, well-constructed and impeccably engineered as a mostly functional work of art. A friend of mine that has been building computers for 5 plus years agrees he has never seen a case with such great build quality.

Cons: As much as I love the case there are some things I would change. The EZswap HDD bays may be convenient, but I don’t want to see those ugly black, yellow and red wires. I swapped mine out for all white Cablemod SATA connectors. The gap between the aluminum frame and the inner chassis is about an 1/8-1/4 inch which makes using the two holes for the USB 3.0, SATA, system power, etc and 24 PIN connector almost impossible to work with especially using more than 2 SATA connections. I think a case with this attention to detail and price range should consider individually braided cables for all that are included or at least cover all exposed wires. There are great braided cables that come with the case and are ruined by heat shrink tubing and exposed color wires. I would think people buying this case are going to put in the effort to make this build as slick as possible. My last complaint is that the interior, especially the HDD bay can very easily scratch. Nothing a little touch up paint can’t fix, but who wants to scratch such a nice case? And the two metal notches to pull the hard drives out rattle like crazy, so I just removed them, problem solved! Also, the back of the case could have really used a rethink on IN WIN’s part, but it can be removed so it is what it is.

Overall Review: This was my first mini-itx build (second ever computer build) and like another reviewer said if this is your first ever computer build it can definitely be a challenge. I would recommend that anyone building in this case to use a fully modular power supply and invest in individually braided cables for easier cable management. I chose to go with Cablemod. Expensive, but this is not a cheap case, and with glass on both sides this helps to keep things neat and tidy as well as keep the work of art intact. Also, depending on with holes you decide to run the cables through the individually braided cables are a must! I did make some PSU covers and added some IN WIN logos for a more customer look. I assume because most builds would take place in a mid-tower there is a lot of extra cable next to the power supply which look cluttered through the glass and this helps to keep the clean look as well. Spend a little extra money and make this case shine! It really is a great case if you are willing to put in the extra time and effort to make it work. I am sold on the IN WIN design and build quality! I will be building a computer for my dad in an 805 after the New Year and I just saw the new 909 and I think that will be my next case. I will do the build I would have done for this case if I had the room. I also like the improvements they made in functionality for a bigger case over some of their others currently available.

Pros: Elegant design aesthetics, Durable premium materials, Compact form factor allows flexible placement, Nice airflow and relatively easy to build in for size.

Cons: None

Overall Review: The reason why I dont think this case has any cons is because it is my first build and it is built better than any other case I have seen or owned. I wanted a case that was stylish and would last a long time. I really dont like all the plastic blinged out cases. I knew from researching this case what I was getting into so I wont mention things that I knew about before purchasing as a negative. As stated in a lot of reviews whether text or video - this case doesnt have the most options for cooling. You have enough room for a radiator on the back, but I am going with a low profile heatsink by Noctua. There is ample room on the backside of the motherboard tray to route wires nice. The magnetic dustscreen is a cool touch. The front controls area is tidy, the logo lights up, the glass is plenty eye catching in spite of how simplified the look is with the aluminum. Its a very modern look and a smaller foot print. The trade offs for those two aspects make the limited aspects of ITX much more bearable.

Pros: This is a review of the Inwin 901! :) - Tempered Glass Side Panels (tinted) - Unibody Aluminum Chassis (except for the back side) - Well thought-out design - Plenty of room to do cable management, but you can't really hide cables since it's see-through on both sides hah. - Plenty of room for all of your components

Cons: - Only supports two case fans: a 120mm intake fan in the bottom front area, where the space is located, and a 92mm fan mount for the radiator area next to the motherboard. Wish they were both 120mm. - Expensive??

Overall Review: In case you were wondering, this case is indeed tempered glass, which is stronger than regular glass and has a thick, purplish black tinting to it. This tinting invites users to use LED lights inside their case to show off their components. The front air intake fan is a 120mm fan, not a 92mm like I originally thought. The 92mm fan is for the mount located above and to the left of the motherboard (if facing the case from the side that views the front of the motherboard). It is important to buy the fans you want with the color scheme you want, as well as any sleeving or specific wiring because BOTH sides are tempered glass and so nothing will be truly hidden, unless you don't light up the case! There is room behind the 92mm mount to place an intake 92mm fan and mount a radiator on the backside. Perhaps even room to mount a second 92mm fan, although it might have to be a slim one if you want it to fit behind the back piece of aluminum. Otherwise, just find a way to mount it to the aluminum backing. The 120mm fan is mounted in a TRAY, which is located directly above the little pocket of air in the only part of the case that's not covered by tempered glass. You just undo a thumbscrew, slide the tray out and mount the fan. There is a piece of aluminum that covers the door to the slim optical drive bay. I already tested one inside the case, and there are no problems with it sticking out or not sitting flush, so don't worry about that if you are thinking about it. The hard drives already come with sata power cables and connectors, so all you need are the hard drives themselves. They are sleeved back and are covered enough to not see the inside wiring. Inwin got it right to sleeve all their pre-installed cables with nice, thick black sleeving. Think carefully about the path of airflow in the case. If using a long graphics card, I can imagine that most of the airflow will either be sucked into the graphics card or blown upwards through the hard drive mountings. I'm not really sure yet on how the PSU or anything is going to get anything but lukewarm or warm air. The CPU will have a fan on a heatsink or a fan on a radiator, sure, but the air it will be exhausting will be warm air floating up from the back of a graphics card or the airflow from the hard drive cages that pushes over towards the motherboard. I think everything will stay within reasonable range, but don't expect ice cold temperatures in a case not really meant for performance cooling, but aethestics. Overall, exciting and unique case, I am looking forward to making my build in it! :)

Pros: - High-quality tempered glass panels and aluminum body - Fits large GPUs - You can mount larger case fans than In Win specifies - Excellent use of space - Surprisingly effective airflow design

Cons: - Price is a little steep, but can be more reasonable with discounts. Considering the price of the 909, the 901 is still a steal.

Overall Review: The 901 is a beautiful, versatile ITX case with tons of surprises! I'm was able to comfortably fit a Sapphire Fury Tri-X and OC a 6600K to 4.7ghz without temps getting out of hand under load in the small enclosure. The specs list 92mm and 120mm fan mounts, but you can fit a 140mm to the rear radiator and another 140mm in the tray intake if you're willing to dremel a hair off the sides of the fan. This helps airflow and noise considerably. Note that mounting a 140mm to the radiator mount on the back can potentially make accessing the motherboard I/O panel difficult. The glass panels can be reversed and screws loosely tightened to allow for 1-2mm openings around both edges of the case, allowing for air to vent a bit better and more room for wider GPUs and cables. The drawback is that it can allow dust to sneak in, but the 901 comes with a very nice black fabric cover that can be placed over the case when not in use. I like the look of the standoff-mounted panels, myself, and this is of course purely optional. The tempered glass panels mute/dim any LEDs within the case in a lovely way and is overall a joy to look at from any angle. The 901 is a deceptively capable case. Cooling, acoustics and aesthetics are all exceptional and speak to the quality of In Win's craftsmanship. Can't recommend it highly enough.

Pros: Great looking case Built is solid as a rock (Steel) Looks great, performs great

Cons: No cons so far

Overall Review: I wanted something nice and sleek for my very first PC built, and i'll have to say this did the job (Prior experience is none - putting it together was a piece of cake). Had it for over a year now and I'll have to admit it still amazes me on how it looks. My specs: - In Win 901 - lntel i5-4690k - ASUS H97I-PLUS LGA 1150 Intel H97 - ASUS GeForce GTX 970 STRIX (With modification to the tempered glass, but yes I made it happen) - SAMSUNG 850 PRO 2.5 256 GB - 2 x4GB G.Skill - Noctua NH-L9i cooler - 1x 90mm for the exhaust (planning to upgrade to a 120mm soon) - 1x 120mm for radiator - Rosewill HIVE Series HIVE-650 Continuous 650W Future upgrades: water cooler

Pros: I have owned this case for close to 6 months now and I can say that it is probably the best looking case on the market for the mini-itx form factor. I use it as my HTPC and it is gorgeous in my living room. This thing was designed with a serious amount of thought, both for aesthetics and for builders. I build 3 to 4 computers a year and this is one of the most thoughtfully laid out cases I have personally built in. The hard drive cage is incredibly functional and well planned. Cable management is above average even in such a small enclosure. With both panels removed it is relatively easy to work in. Build quality is probably the best aftermarket non-custom case I have seen.

Cons: 1) While the inclusion of a slim ODD drive design is very handy (I have a blu-ray drive in as it my HTPC), it isn't the most convenient to use. I'm happy to sacrifice a little convenience for the stunning aesthetic though. 2) This case has room for a single 120 mm intake fan and one 92 mm exhaust fan. Buy both. Also, I would not recommend loading this case with an overclocked CPU and a power hungry GPU. The lack of good airflow will probably overheat your system. 3) I originally installed a closed loop liquid cooler on my CPU and mounted it it to the rear of the case per the instructions but the pass through for the cooling tubes is a little too tight. The cooler was also way to loud so I went to a low profile air cooler.

Overall Review: Get a modular power supply with low profile cables if you can. My PSU is 150 mm deep and I wouldn't recommend anything bigger than that due to clearance. You will also need a shorter CPU cooler, I used the Zalman CNPS8900 Quiet (it is a little annoying to install and you need low profile heat spreaders on the ram but this cooler works great). This is a small form factor case so expect it to be. I did not knock any eggs off for the cons because the overall build quality and design of this case is truly awesome. InWin really produced a gem here.

Pros: This case is solid. Nice aluminum and thick tinted glass. A nice weight with well designed rubber feet alleviates any fears of tipping over if one wanted to place this tower on a desk.

Cons: None that I have found so far.

Overall Review: Would recommend as of now. I have yet to begin building my PC in it, though