Pros: Slim, removable drive tray, good looking, easy assembly, system up and installing in 15 minutes.

Cons: none if you purchase to your needs and understand the limitations of a slim case.

Overall Review: Case is designed to hold only 1 HD you can skip a floppy and insert a 2nd HD in that slot. The case requires "low profile" cards, make sure you also have low profile brackets for those cards.

Pros: (1)Fit perfectly with my ECS 760GX-M. (2)Case has raised motherboard mounts, no need to add them manually. (3)Drive cage is FULLY removable making it extremely easy to set up. (4)Removeable drive cage has built in tabs for routing wires and ATA/Floppy ribbon cables. (5)Side fan has internal adjustable speed switch. (6)Screws and bolts included. (7)The wired Front panel connections are a good length, not too long, not too short. (8)Once drives are in and cage is down things are snug, all wiring slips under the drive cage giving maximum airflow. (9)Power supply has more than enough connections and does in fact include a SATA power cable.

Cons: (1)The rear IO panel cover was a bit difficult to snap in, it seems a hair or three too big on the top and sides.

Overall Review: The only thing you may need to be careful with (I ran into this issue) was making sure the front panel cables are down flat and out of the way when putting the drive cage back in. At first on of them had slid up a bit and the cage would not fully push to the front, after lifting the cage back out and getting the cable down the cage slid in just fine. It would also be a good idea to put in the CD/DVD and Floppy/Media reader first, before attaching the hard drive on the bottom. Overall I am very happy with this case, it is my first MicroATX case and it came off looking nice and fitting everything I needed. NOTE: If you are going to put in additional PCI or AGP get the Small form factor cards.

Pros: This is a small case with a built-in power supply and fan, so it's easy and quick to get working. The result looks pretty good, and fits nicely into a more cramped environment.

Cons: It would have been nice if the 80mm fan at the top of the case had the right kind of connector to connect to the variable-speed fan connectors on my Intel motherboard. But most new cases seem to do the same.

Overall Review: The case has raised screw holes to mount the motherboard. However, the manual said something like "install the brass stand-off screws," and since that's what I've always done before, and since the case didn't come with any, I ran out and hunted down some brass stand-off screws before I realized that this case does not require them, and in fact that the only way to get the motherboard properly aligned is to NOT use them.

Pros: Small, sturdy, nice compartments for CD, HD, Floppy.

Cons: PCI requires low profile cards. The metal bar on the PCI cards & video card need to be half as big.

Overall Review: using to make a media center music box, only one low profile sound card out there, wish there were more.

Pros: Good design, with excellent access to HD's and CD Drives. Good quality- albeit steel case, with nicely rounded edges. Easy removable frontpanel.

Cons: Very heavy. Piano black finish easily scratches. Flimsy plastic front panel. NO reset button available. OEM 300W PSU is barely enough for todays standard MB configs. PSU has no PFC, (low powerfactor)

Overall Review: Its a 2U case so you need low profile pci-e video card, and pci add in cards, which are available from Newegg.

Pros: I'm a big fan of Antec power supplies, and of course this comes with one. Generally well laid out and easy to work with. I bought two of these.

Cons: 1) No reset button. 2) External drives are slightly recessed from the front bezel. This, in my opinion, is far worse than the drives slightly protruding, and to get it right all you have to do is adjust the position of four holes in the sheet metal. 3) Front panel cables could be a bit longer. For the motherboard I was using the audio jack cable just barely reached. There is a sizable fraction of the motherboard that the cables won't reach; fortunately no headers are located in that part. 4) One power supply was assembled poorly. The different wire bundles were all intertwined, so one case is a mess of tangled wires. Not worth asking for a replacement power supply, as everything reaches (barely). I'm sure that this is a "one off" in manufacturing. 5) Top cover fits strangely. Sometimes it goes in smoothly, sometimes you have to fight with it. 6) I like the gloss black case, but the chrome coated plastic and brushed aluminum fron bezel look a little cheap and cheezy.

Overall Review: In general, I like this case, but I will be looking for one I like better for my next smaller format build. If I can't find something that looks better, I'd use it again.

Pros: Small, well laid out, attractive.

Cons: Designed for a single 3.5" hd (you have to bend some metal to fit a std drive). Routing of IDE cables is challenging. Add-on adapters have to be low profile.

Pros: Well thought out design. Easy to use and maintain. Excellent cooling options and vents. Strongest power supply in its class.

Cons: Power supply seems to be a one of a kind unit. So if you have to replace the PSU, you will have to purchase it from Antec and it costs almost as much as this case does new from NewEgg. Limited hard drive space.

Overall Review: Another poster mentioned it has a 24 pin ATX plug, and that is correct. However you are not required to purchase an adapter to connect this to a board with a 20 pin ATX connector. The extra 4 pins slide off the connector and can safely be ignored for a motherboard with only a 20 pin ATX.