Pros: Room, room, room.
E-ATX MB, 2x 3.5" HDDs, 2x 2.5" SSDs, 2x 2280 M.2, 1080Ti, etc...

I have 6 fans and a 280mm radiator keeping an mild-overclock on my CPU and GPU nice and cool.

Cons: They stopped making them. I would love this case with an updated front panel with USB-C.

Space under the MB is a bit tight for all the cables that a E-ATX build can sprout.

Overall Review: I am shopping now to replace this build. It's 4 years old and time to leave my 6700K behind. When looking for something comparable, it's been hard to find a case that checks all the boxes for me. I really wish Cooler Master had just updated this design

Overall Review: I had no problems with the case, it is well balanced and the handle is very sturdy once I finished my build. The air flow is pretty good as well.

Pros: The multiple modular options is great. I've been adding pieces as I need and it always looks good. The rubber holes are great.

Cons: In my opinion it needs more cable management routes.

Overall Review: I fully recommend this product to experienced and new builders. I used it for my first build and it felt good to build on it, lots of space.

Pros: Best case I've ever bought by far, and I've built ten PC's.

Cons: This thing is Perfect to me.

Pros: -Quite a large case, which is nice for making modifications to your build (adding RAM, swapping out hard drives, replacing the PSU, etc.)
-Has lots of space for cable management
-Built in dust filters (keeps out most of the dust), plus a removable dust filter over the PSU

Cons: -Window gets scratched up quite easily. Not a big deal for me, and I'm sure it can be buffed out.
-Built in dust filters (dust somewhat visibly collects on the outside). Also not a big deal for me, but now the dust has to be cleaned out from the inside and the outside.

Overall Review: I upgraded from an incredibly small case that made it close to impossible to make modifications to the computer. I used to have to take the entire motherboard out to swap out RAM! Not only was this case an amazing upgrade, it only costed me $20 more than my original case! This case has plenty of room to manage your cables, or to have a cable jungle if you aren't a neat-freak. This case was definitely worth the extra money!

I move around quite frequently, and take part in a lot of LAN parties, so my original small case had that going, but this one actually isn't too bad to move around, since I found a large reusable grocery bag that this case fits almost perfectly in.

Pros: Lots of space, nice big fans and the cable management was wonderful

Cons: May have missed it in the details but came to find out that even though there is a drive bay cutout for the front mesh there isn't actually anything to attach the drive with.

Overall Review: Throwing in a cheap bracket for the disk drive would go a long way

Pros: - well constructed
- when I couldn't find the accessory pack (screws, straps, etc), I called tech support at Cooler Master and someone answered immediately, and told me where to look - the packaging was also well constructed, I thought it was part of the hard disk enclosure, duh.
- pretty easy to keep cables neat and tidy, and hidden behind the MOBO.

Cons: - screw holes are drilled but not tapped, so need a lot of force
- pictures in newegg are deceiving, fans are NOT equipped with led lighting. While they are clearly shown as such, I will admit it doesn't say there are any led fans in the coolermaster docs
- the case drive bay have nice plastic slide-in trays (one of its selling points), but they are a bit wobbly, not sure if hard drive spinning up and down will vibrate enough to damage the platter over time

Overall Review: A pretty good case, I took away one egg due to the deceiving pictures with lit led fans, but since I didn't really care that much about them, I didn't return it. also, pay attention to the dimensions, it kind of big for a mid tower case.

Pros: Cost for what you are getting. Very user friendly to build with. Wide enough to easily fit the Noctua CPU cooler. Sturdy. Room for 6 140MM fans ( if you forgo the internal 5.25 drives ).

Cons: Only issue I found is the " look " if you use all three 140MM fans up front. This leaves a minor ununiformed appearance as the two slots for internal 5.25 drive bays have that line going across where they can be removed. Perhaps they can have two different front panel screens to use in a future version which would make this a perfect case overall at that point. Cosmetic issue so not a real con but the only improvement I would suggest.

Overall Review: Highly recommend this case. I just put it up against the Corsair 450D ( which is a great case as well ) and it is overall better. More overall room and sturdier as well.