HEC 6K28BBX585 Black 0.8mm SECC Steel Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case 585W Power Supply

Pros: This case has a very sleek, smooth aesthetic to it. Out of the box, the black has a mirror-like shine. It looks nicer than most Dell or HP cases to be totally honest. It's large enough to fit the newer, bigger video cards. The manufacturers took great care to give both the case and power supply a very decent quality. The power supply is very reliable for being a lesser brand. It's powerful enough to run a high-end gaming system. For a cheap computer case/power supply combination, this is definitely worth the purchase. It comes with all of the necessary things. Screws, mounts, spacers, and some extra cables for the included power supply. The free shipping helps a lot because cases have terrible shipping costs (due to its size and weight) that will multiply your intended final cost. The case is durable, reliable, and looks really good in a room. Also, if your power supply goes out, the manufacturer will replace it for you, so you've got good protection on this investment.

Cons: Please realize, everyone, it's only a micro-ATX case. Unless you buy a micro-ATX sized motherboard, your mobo will not fit in this case. So it is limiting due to the fact that you may only buy micro-ATX motherboards with reduced amount of features and bonuses. However, there are very good micro-ATX motherboards on this site if you look. Even with SLI and Crossfire. If you've got a budget, it would be a good idea to strongly consider it. It has the length for the big video cards. The power-LED cord does not seem to be made properly. Instead of having simply the two wires, the two wires are separated by an empty wire node slot. So some motherboards that require a two-slot power-LED connection for your case will be incompatible. But this is something you can live without, because it's only the light that shows your case is turned on. The hard drive activity light should still be compatible and work. No big deal.

Overall Review: My friend and I built his little brother a gaming computer for Christmas. At first, we tried getting a cheap case and a cheap Rosewill 600W Power Supply, but the added shipping costs went well over our $400 limit. So we decided to look for cases with power supplies. We searched for one that had at least 550Ws in it, as we need the extra boost to run high-clock speed dual-cores and a high-end video card. We found two, this one and another one which I forget. We ultimately chose this one because it was well-priced and read extensive reviews of this case's power supply and decided to give it a go. So far, his little brother is loving his new computer. I was very surprised to see that this case was so durable and the power supply so well stocked. It came with a LOT of cables and decent array of connectors. We were able to connect his 9600GT 512MB with no problems whatsoever.

Pros: Strong, dual-rail (19 amp, 20 amp) power supply with 1 PCI-express connector (if you want to run SLI, you'll need a cheap converter). CPU air tunnel in case side really keeps the temps low (4 degree Celsius difference if you cover it up). This case has enough space to fit in the longer video cards (6800 series, 8800 series, Radeon HD 2900, etc.)

Cons: Polish finish shows fingerprints like crazy, not a toolless design (might be a good or bad thing, depending on your personal opinion).

Overall Review: Its hard to find a case for 55 bucks that comes with a decent power supply. Most of the time people will be 50 to 100 dollars just for a power supply that has the amount of amperage per rail that this has. Extremely good deal when you factor that in. Yes, the PSU is no-name, but if you are alright taking a risk, you'll be rewarded. Good case, good sturdy construction, good power supply.

Pros: Decent cheap case with plenty of room for longer GPUs.

Cons: Power supply specs are printed on the side says the model is "X-Power 585" but max output is listed at 300 watts. I bought this case because the description says "There is also a 585W PSU..."

Pros: My micro ATX motherboard fit into the case and I managed to get most of the wires tucked out of the way. If you need a mini case to fit in a very small spot, and you don't need a lot of cooling, this one is okay.

Cons: The power supply model number is 585W, but the power supply is only 300 watts. This is misrepresented on the description page, as they call it "a 585W PSU" in several parts of the description, but there is no place where it reveals that the power supply is a 300 watt PSU. I had to buy a better PSU to add a video card to this case. I was quite upset.

Overall Review: This case can handle a single 80 or 90 mm rear fan, and possibly one on the side panel. My 92 mm CPU cooler was tall enough that I had to remove the tunnel from the side panel and didn't have room for a side fan, so hopefully heat won't be an issue. There is no front fan option. A person could add a slot cooler if they were desperate.

Pros: I don't always write a review, if a product meets my expectations I am generally satisfied, but to be honest I don't always go back and write a review. Well, this case exceeded them. Honestly, for the price AND including a PSU, I was very skeptical but figure I can give it a shot, why not? Very wise choice, of course I am unsure of their QC and maybe I got lucky and just got a great case, but I like the setup and value a lot. Pros: -Gloss finish on the front is very, very nice. -PSU is actually not complete junk, it won't be running any super gaming rigs but I would feel comfortable with a mid-range gaming system (single GPU) running it. -Case actually looks & feels like it is of some quality. -Just an overall great value, and newegg's price & perks (free shipping) just made this deal very worth it.

Cons: Few things I did not like/You should be aware of: -The removable single HDD cage is a nice idea, however my 250gb WD would not align properly as to allow it to fit w/sata & power hooked up. Not a big deal, it just goes in regular HDD cage.. but I wished I could have used that feature. -Power button front panel connector is in a 3-pin setup, which I found odd. Maybe I've been lucky and of the last few systems I've built they've all been either double or individual connectors (for + and G). It was odd because the middle pin was empty... if hec was trying to make it more widely accepted, they should have used individual plugs-per-pin .. oh well, 30 seconds and a sharp benchmade knife w/some precision took care of it.. just a little thing to be aware of.

Overall Review: You really can't beat this current deal.. I'm half tempted to buy a few and stock up on them especially while they have the deal going on... Maybe the egg can offer some really nice volume discounts? ;-)

Pros: Fits perfect with micro ATX. Has a good power supply. All marks seem to be met and holding after a few months of constant use. Price is fantastic ($70 with free shipping).

Cons: Not modular - wires can get in the way (PSU on top and wires hang down). Not a case for high performance units (won't easily fit after market CPU cooling Fans or large high performance video cards). Not a whole lot of air flow but definitely good enough for standard system

Overall Review: - I'm running a Intel quad core Q6600 and small (128) video card and 4 GB of RAM and 250 GB Seagate Hard disk and everything seems to be staying very cold for a fairly small and closed in case.

Pros: - Beautiful black bezel on front. - 585w power supply included with 3 sata and 3 molex connectors along with others. - Easy to work with, bag of screws included. - Price at time was $55 w/free shipping, a literal steal!

Cons: - Bezel attracts finger prints in the right light, not really bad though. - Case fan sound is just a touch noticeable. - Had to switch cords around to get 3 pin led to work with my two pin motherboard.

Overall Review: Had to rewire Power LED 3 pin to a 2 pin mobo. There is nothing dangerous about this, infact, manufactor has indicators on the led connector noting where green wire should go if you have a 2 pin mobo. (G) instead of S. 1) You'll notice the green cord of the power led is on the outside of the three box black cord enclosure It goes, Green cord, empty box, and then white cord. 2) Look closely and you will see the letters S, G, and blank above the wires going an. 3) Using a small paper clip (or something similar), pull up the black bracketcovering the green cord and place the green cord in the center box (has a letter G above it) to make it: Empty box (with an s above it), Green cord with G above it, and White cord with nothing above it. Note: the black locking bracket should easily go back into place, no damage done. 4) Now look at your mobo two pins available. I put it in so the white was on the inner pin and green was on the outer pin with the blank spot hanging off the board. Works

Pros: Love this case and have purchased several of these for PC's around the office. Easy to navigate internalyl, more than a big enough power supply, with more than enough connectors. The case looks very sleek and for less than saavy users, the power button is very obvious.

Cons: Expansion / Add-on limited.

Overall Review: If you are looking for a case for an office PC, this is a great case! I would not recommend for gaming or other high-demand applications as the expandability of this case is VERY limited.