Pros: - Style is modern and very subtle - Nice interior considering the size - Rubber grommets for HD mounts (nice and quiet) - Great PS included (efficient and silent) - Tri-Cool fan included - Price! - Secure and solid case for the money

Cons: - Might be tight for those wanting to throw an ATX into it - Cooling could be a bit better but it is likely that most are not using this for a high end gaming machine so I will not remove an egg.

Overall Review: Overall a fantastic case. I am a strong supporter of Antec cases, have been for years, and they did not disappoint with this purchase either. Great bang for buck!

Pros: Have build 30+. Tight, clean,solid,quiet. None better.

Cons: None, for the cash... none better.

Pros: I have used these cases for over two years for system builds building probably close to 100 systems. I like the design of these systems and they are one of the few systems that use 80PLUS power supplies.

Cons: The on/off button uses a plastic arm which can fracture and break, even with light and little use. It is NOT user replaceable so the entire case needs to be replaced. My failure rate was probably close to 20% and damaged my reputation for building reliable systems. I just replaced one this weekend and I gave the customer a nice Lancool K56 case instead and an XFX 450W PSU 80PLUS PSU. I just couldn't bring myself to let the person down again and it cost out of my pocket but it was the right thing to do.

Overall Review: What can I say? A lovely product with a fatal design flaw that any five year old could see was a problem waiting to happen. A plastic arm for an on/off switch? Glued in and not replaceable?

Pros: This case is wonderful. I have nothing bad to say about the case.

Cons: Bad, noisy power supply

Overall Review: The Earthwatts 380 power supply that came with this case emitted a terrible, high-pitched whine. I RMA'd it with Antec and the replacement they sent me had precisely the same problem. Now I'm using a completely different PSU and everything's hunky-dory... except that Newegg won't take the PSU back on RMA by itself, you have to send the whole case in...

Pros: Aesthetics, ATX form factor, Antec 380w PSU included, no sharp edges, very self-explanatory of how to assemble and disassemble, long power and case cords for various motherboards, fingerprints are not easily left behind as some cases.

Cons: See Other Thoughts.

Overall Review: These aren't really cons so I wanted to mention these things here. Fitting a full ATX motherboard into this case is tight, but it does fit. Angle the back of the motherboard in toward the rear of the case and align with the port holes, then drop the right side down behind the HDD cage. Some wiggling may be needed. Also, this case comes apart by removing the top of the case and then lifting out both sides. Usually this kind of tongue and groove method is flimsy, but Antec did a good job at securing the side panels from the top. Would recommend this case to a friend and would buy another.

Pros: Nice basic case with very good fit-and-finish. Included fan runs very quiet. Plenty of power supply connectors for everything I needed and then some. Both side panels are removeable as is the top panel w/no tools required. The rubber grommets for mounting the internal hard drives is a nice touch, my drives run extremely quiet. Included hardware was more than I needed to install ATX motherboard. The box is the same size and the mini-tower Dell Dimension and Optiplex case. Overall I am very please and could not have asked for more in this price range. Solidly built case with 80+ power supply and very adaptable to different form factor motherboards.

Cons: The case does not include air filters. Air enters the case from all around the front panel which makes for great air flow, but if your planning to use the case in a dirty environment you'll need to clean the inside regularly. Have not yet figured out how to have the front power button blink to show standby.

Overall Review: Great quality for the price, very adaptable and flexible to different hardware. Nice fit-and-finish, feels very solid. Very servicable with removable side pannels. Would highly recommend as a basic solid case w/quality power supply.

Pros: Good looks, fits standard ATX motherboards, comes with 80+ power supply and 120mm case fan. The case fan has 3 speeds. Metal edges of case have been rounded so no sharp edges. The harddrive cage comes with rubber grommets so help minimize drive noise. Top and side panels removal only requires unscrewing two thumb screws.

Cons: Standard ATX motherboards fit but will be very tight. Rear 120mm fan has three speeds, but the speeds are only controlled with a manual switch on a wire attached to the fan. Fan power connector is Molex so it doesn't use a fan header on the motherboard. These aren't really cons, just things to note if you are comparing cases.

Overall Review: I haven't had any problems with over heating thanks to open interior and large fan. Case felt sturdy while installing components; I never felt like I was going to bend the metal. Included power supply makes this case an easy choice. I didn't have any issues with the power cables being too short.

Pros: A sturdy case. Lots of room for hard & DVD/CD drives. I like the hard drive mounting. 380 watt power supply good enough for most builds. The flat front is better than the earlier models of the NSK cases, when trying to plug in USB devices. Front USB 3.0.

Cons: The power button has a design flaw. [I have complained to Antec, but never heard anything back.] Have used hundreds of the NSK cases, but quit getting them because of the power button issues. In several cases the power button did NOT work right out of the box, which is frustrating to build a system then unable turn it on.

Overall Review: I get around the power button problem, I would unplug the reset button cable and plug the power cable to it.