Pros: -incredible price -tempered glass -great liquid cooling options -unique design -good cooling capabilities if you set it up correctly -best implementation of attaching the glass side panel (removes via a spring loaded button) -captive thumb screws holds on the back panel -comes in white and black AND a white with white interior option now -easily accessible dust filter than simply slides out for cleaning -front I/O and buttons light up -includes adjustable bracket to prevent video card sag -large case feet to elevate it off the surface it is sitting on -beautiful solid front and top panels -composed of thick metal which in turn gives it very good build quality -screwdriver cutout for bottom most PCI bracket

Cons: -PSU mount holes do not line up correctly (could only get two of the four screws in) -missing paint/ light spray in certain areas (not noticeable once your system is built) -tough to access bottom connections on ATX motherboards while mounting fans in the bottom (I would recommend using this case with a Micro ATX board, although I do use it with a full size ATX board) -no rubber grommets on cable pass-throughs -top cable pass-through is too small (especially if you plan on running liquid cooling tubes through it as I have -must buy an optional 3rd SSD bracket separately if you want to populate all three mounts (understandable at this price point) -holes are not drilled for 140mm fans even though 140s would fit -interesting choice of how to use your motherboard I/O shield- it just lays over the opening instead of snapping into place (can be very confusing for someone who is expecting to snap the shield into place like normal) -very stiff mechanism to remove the glass panel (not necessarily a bad thing as it seems it will hopefully last) -a few millimeters of space between the case and glass panel on both sides of the glass (can cause a dust issue)

Overall Review: All of the cons that I have listed are very minor grievances. Some of them are not necessarily bad things, but just worth mentioning to anyone thinking of buying this case. The pros very much outweigh the minuscule cons. I would recommend this case to ANYONE looking for a great looking budget case with a real tempered glass side panel. Again, keep in mind that while ATX boards are supported, you will have a hard time plugging into bottom connections with the bottom fans installed. InWin did a great job with this case, and I am actually surprised at where they priced it. I would have paid over $100 for this case without question. I had one issue that InWin customer service handled immediately. I bought the optional 3rd SSD mount and it did not include a screw. I had posted on the forums asking if anyone else had encountered this problem as I wanted the screws to match since they are large black thumb screws. InWin actually sent me a PM on the forum, got my address, and shipped me a new mount with a screw. A+ service!

Pros: nice case, love the big glass side panel, gives it a sleek look , lots of space

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: for those who dont realize..this case comes with no fans

Pros: This is a very sharp looking case. The best thing I discovered about this case that blew me away was how good it cools my GTX 1080. The bottom 3 intake fans are the solution for cooling Graphics cards down. My GTX was peaking at 70c in my phantek case with two 140mm front intake. Temps are peaking at 60c now while gaming. that is a huge drop. The bottom intake fans blows fresh air right into your Graphics card. there is a nice dust filter underneath fans that slides out for easy cleaning. I will never go back to acrylic side windows ever again. These tempered glass are sweet looking.

Cons: Only two slight issue is cable management is a little tougher but can be achieved. Number two is the fans are a very tight fit at the bottom with your wire plugins. I'm not using the middle one cause of this but two 120mm fans keeps it plenty cool inside.

Overall Review: White fans look nice in this case. also a 12 inch white led light strip looks sweet so you can see all your expensive parts. Oh one other thing the front LED lights on case are the best I ever seen. Even the USBs are lit up.

Pros: -- It's gorgeous! -- It's dead-silent! -- Incredibly good build quality! -- Tinted glass side shows everything inside! -- By mounting the HDDs on the back of the MB tray, cabling is easily hidden from view!

Cons: -- No external bay caused some apprehension. Ended up with an external USB DVD drive just in case. Hasn't been an issue since purchase; I only rarely burn CDs/DVDs anymore. -- It's EXACTLY the height of my cooler, and for no apparent reason. The case could be 1/4" wider with no real impact to design & allow for 170mm+ coolers. With the HDDs behind the MB tray, you lose a little height already.

Overall Review: -- The lighting is very BRIGHT in a dark room. Would like to see a "DIM" or "OFF" setting for front illumination. That said, the lights around the USB ports are very helpful under the desk. -- The included Philips "Nut Driver" tool for MB standoffs is brilliant. I want more of them, in many sizes, for many other projects.

Pros: -Price -Quality -Aesthetics This case fits everything you'd need with style. Many people complain that temps get hotter than usual using the front facing static fan design, however by attaching my h60 liquid cooling radiator to the bottom right intake 120mm slot with a standard 120mm fan below it, I was able to generate enough push / pull to reduce temps by 10-15*. I believe this is the optimal configuration (Opposed to slotting your cooler on the top rack next to the PSU).

Cons: -To mount bottom fans you have to unscrew the leg stands, not a big deal just annoying.

Pros: -got it on sale for $75 (normally $90 ish) -matches my color scheme (black, blue, white) -tempered glass is great for showcasing your build's insides - sturdy thanks to it being mostly steel - dust filter on the bottom

Cons: -cable management could be better, not a deal breaker if you're experienced. - heavy even on its own - tight fit with full ATX motherboard and fans mounted at the bottom for intake (not impossible but tight, choose fans wisely)

Overall Review: Other than that it's a great tempered glass case at a reasonable price. Better if you can find it on sale. Enjoy!

Pros: The In Win 303 tower is maybe one of the coolest ‘oh wow’ ATX towers I have seen in a long time. While there are many great option spanning the market of cool, innovative, feature rich, and different, the 303 caught my attention for a different reason. I am that guy that does not feel like a large budget is the only way to achieve perfection in the PC master race. In Win gives us a desired ingredient for an awesome build, and for less than $100. Tempered glass is some of the smoothest, and sleekest more aesthetically pleasing traits to us as builders. While I could say the specific design is simple, it has other aspects that make this a gorgeous tower, but facing the simple truth, the large, tempered glass, beautifully done panel, is the real feature piece here. The glass panel is excellent, it show cases the entire side, and features a very intuitive lever release for easy removal to gain entry in to the tower. This is a huge and amazing perk to me. No swing doors, no metal bezel with screws, In Win nailed it here…. simply push the lever down, pull back slightly, and its safely released. The tower is a somewhat boxy design, as you can see, and typically this is not something that would appeal to me. I like sleek and clean, but a little more curvature would have pleased me well. Despite the boxy feel, In Win implemented a beautiful beehive weave detail that doubles as venting and ambient background design visible through the front panel window (provided you don’t black it with a rad). This leads me to the versatility aspect. The tower covers a lot of ground. Jack of all trades and master of none? No, In Win has made this a jack of all trades and master of most. There are obvious trade offs to keeping the cost of the tower down. You may note the absence of rubber grommets, which protect your cables but also double up as a ‘curtain’ to keep the passing cable management behind the trays visibility low. Other areas to make note of, while the electrogalvanized construction is solid and deserving of the In Win, however it’s noticeable that it’s not a $400 enthusiast tower after working with it hands on (which makes sense because it’s not). The inclusion packet they send with it covers the bare basics, no fancy extras. Minimalist packaging techniques likely saved a few bucks as well. I find a great balance of money saving techniques and the appearance of high quality build. The front IO connections are neutral to the build of the tower and match it, accent it, and compliment it well. Respectively the front logo/panel is LED backlit evenly and adds a nice accent to the whole design. There are plenty of mounting options for SSD’s fans, and a quick note to make. It has been years… since I have seen a top mounted PSU tower that I have liked. I can not stand top mounted PSU towers. Personal flavor, you may not agree, but to me it’s almost always a no. The 303 pulls it off with its unique setup and aesthetic and I give kudos to its well designed attic mount. Ample room to work, and a great location to display your fans. The base is great, it sits a perfect distance off the desk and is very sturdy. I have no complaints there and it grants easy access to one of my highly critiqued features (involving the 303), see below, and keep in mind I love dust filters, just not the pointless inclusion of a half baked one.

Cons: While there is a dust filter, it’s lack luster, non-magnetic and you’ll likely forget it’s there. It was odd, it provides one dust filter in one of a few potential problem areas. Either cover all areas tastefully, or don’t include any because I find it strange. After seeing it, and realizing ‘oh wait… what about…but…’ It felt like a cheap addition so that it could be marketed ‘dust filter.’ And this may be one of my biggest critiques In Win. Mentioning where else you saved money in manufacturing cost, this was odd. I couldn’t tell if it was implemented as a true feature for the end user (because it’s largely pointless), or was it a cheap add-on so you could technically market it as inclusive of a dust filter? I promise I’m not trying to sound harsh about a dust filter, but clearly the design team sees the product, and that there is more than this one spot the could benefit from filters?

Overall Review: I highly recommend this tower, if you were on the fence about it, jump off, take a chance. I do love this tower. I usually tell people to avoid In Win, because it’s well known if you want something nice from them, you are going to spend a pretty penny to get there. To me it’s usually money better allocated elsewhere, but this time… good job In Win. You reached out to the mid-market, you offered a quality product to a new range of the consumer market and I truly hope you continue with this. Kudos on an awesome tower, featuring fantastic design, and something for everyone.

Pros: Beautiful Holes in all the right places...you for cable management seriously the easiest cable management ever, I'm a first time builder and my case looks professionally assembled Cool drive mounts (also a bit of a con) that are good for showing off a fancy ssd 4 usb and audio on front of case which is super convenient ALL metal, the only plastic pieces are the ends of the glass panel, and the bottom supports

Cons: It comes with the worst set of instructions known to man, might as well not have included them the drive mounts were confusing to me, you screw the drives into them and then they screw back into your case vertically this can cause issues with 90 degree power and sata cables, you need strait sata cables or you with not be able to plug the drives in, and the the power cables I had to aggressively bend the wire to make the plug flat, it works and looks nice but install was sketchy not very sound tight, the case has a lot of small openings, not a huge deal but if you have loud fans I could see this being a bit annoying