Pros: I liked the first one so much I came back for a second one. When it came time to build my boy a gaming rig this was the case. That should say enough, just look for my older review. Got it at even better price this time due to a shell shocker the same day I was planning on buying the case!

Cons: there was the few minor things I mentioned in the first review I did on the case. Nothing big enough to stop me from buying a second. The USB 3.0 front plug is probably the worst of the things I really didn't like other than not having an all black option. The ground strap is really a cheap cop out.

Overall Review: I bought a second one. That should say enough. Overall a great case and big for a midsize. only smaller than most full sized ones by a couple of inches.

Pros: I have been studying computers and building them for a while now. I am a networkin major at a university and my life is based around computers. I have to honestly say that this case was a pleasure, and a privilege to work with. It is sturdy, it is easy to configure and manage cables, it comes with enough screws/drive bays+air mounts to support an army of attachments. I was expecting the extra tool kit to just be storage space and a few extra standoffs+mounting screws. But no, it included a plethora of screws and accessories and is located conveniently at the bottom. The air mount system is amazingly innovative and will be seen in many cases to come I'm sure. Cable management is everything we've come to expect from antec, just as seen in the 1200 case it is beautiful. The handles are awesome and can be removed if you wish, the mesh is plastic but feels like a thin metal and I hit it a few times and no bending/breaking to boot. It's reliable and sturdy. A+ job.

Cons: Just to put something here I would say maybe do the following: Include an adapter to connect the fans together to go into one power supply port because I had to connect them back to back and then to a modular port on my PSU (looks a bit tacky) (My PSU didn't come with more than one molex modular cord which could be easily remedied with a new PSU or a new molex cord but everything else on this case was convenient, why not that?

Overall Review: I plan to keep this case for a long time and just keep upgrading parts inside of it. My GPU (GTX 580) idled at about 47C in my old case and so far idling with the fan controls all on low speed I see 39C on my GPU and a CPU temp drop of 11C idling too. I am very pleased in the cooling capabilities and the performance/utility of this case. I spent a lot of time on this review and I believe this case was worth every bit of my extra time typing this out. Thank you Antec for a beautiful case for my baby. Thank you Newegg for providing great shipping (as always) and a great price on this beautiful beast. Props to both.

Pros: I love the look - though personal preference, some may think it's gaudy. 120mm fans are quiet, and can be adjusted with knobs/switches. Could have smarter control mechanism, but generally i know when i'm taxing the system, so this is okay. At full speed they are noisy, but things are quite cool under normal and gaming use just above minspeed. Open mesh panels allow a lot of airflow. Reusable cable ties are nice convenience instead of traditional ones. Easy to route my wires cleanly Side panels allow access to HDD/CDROM drives very easily!! I love this simple feature. Handles on the top; are nice for me since i move my computer between places a lot.

Cons: HDD mounting system does not instill confidence that my drive(s) are mounted securely. * While novel, i'm not sold on any vibration reduction, and if i rotate the case from vertical to on its side, the drives slide around a lot. I think it's a neat idea to remove the traditional cage system, but i would like to see it replaced with something more sturdy. I also have some concerns about the longevity of the plastic bungees. As a suggestion it'd be cool to have something like a click in place tray system as other cases have. This is the only point i feel a little disappointed about, and only reason for losing an egg. Grounding wire is tiny.

Overall Review: I find the slide-out PSU tray and slide-out motherboard tray to be of little use. I like being able to take all the sides off to access the mobo area while assembling the computer, but once i hook up the rear panel and attach pci things to it, i'm no longer sliding anything out. Overall i'm still happy with my purchase, though i'm going to be looking into rigging my own HDD mount for more travel security. I'm 50/50 on the all fans inward idea. I like it, except my CPU cooler blows at the rear fan; to avoid them fighting i reversed the rear fan to make it an exhaust fan. If my cpu cooler blew straight up i think the inward direction would be better.

Pros: Another reviewer mentioned there were only 6 "holes" for mobo screws. Not quite right. Only 6 standoffs are preinstalled into the mobo backing panel. However, the hardware box (bottom front of case, kind of hidden) has plenty more standoffs, so you can secure your mobo at all of its support points.

Cons: None.

Pros: -Excellent cable management, was able to hide all the unused cables behind motherboard tray easily... More than enough cable retention straps. -Extrememly customizable -Coolest running case out of now 6 rigs built in the last year, running no hotter than 41 Degrees celcius with below stats under load. -Air mounted HDD's are very nice feature, and minimizes impact on the air circulation -USB 3.0 Port on front panel -Recessed reset button on the front panel -Noticable but not overly bright HDD and Power indicator LED's -Removable motherboard tray -Removable Power supply cage -Handles! so much more easy to transport when needed. Excellent case for DJ's, LAN Parties etc. Very sturdy.

Cons: None to speak of, the USB 3.0 cable for the front USB 3.0 port does not plug into the motherboard like the USB 2.0 cable and others do, it must be routed one of the USB 3.0 ports on the back of your motherboard, or hidden behind the removable motherboard tray with the other excess cables. -If you refuse to keep all fans inbound for positive air pressure as designed, your system will not be cooled as well, and dust will be the normal problem it is with negative air pressure cases.

Overall Review: -Antec Lanboy air Yellow Black / Yellow Computer Modular Case -ASUS M4A89TD PRO/USB3 AM3 AMD 890FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard -AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition Thuban 3.2GHz Socket AM3 125W Six-Core Desktop Processor HDT90ZFBGRBOX (O.C. with Turbo OC on motherboard consistently running 3.8Ghz) -Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound - OEM -ZALMAN CNPS9700 LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler -Crucial Ballistix Smart Tracer 8GB (4 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory with Orange/Blue LEDs Model BL2KIT25664ST1608OB -2x Crucial RealSSD C300 CTFDDAC128MAG-1G1 2.5" 128GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) -3x Seagate Barracuda XT ST32000641AS 2TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive -PC Power & Cooling Silencer PPCS910 910W ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS SILVER Certified Active PFC Power Supply Compatible with Core i7 -PNY VCGGTS4501XPB GeForce GTS 450 (Fermi) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2

Pros: First time I seen this case a few months back, I knew I would be doing a build using it. Been in the computer business for a number of years, retired from it about 7 years ago, but need a new "hot" video editing computer for a new 60p camera I purchased. Started looking at all the parts I needed, and first one on the list was Antec's Lanboy Air. Wanting to stay away from water cooling (for now anyway), I knew the next best way to do that is to move massive amounts of air to dissipate heat as fast as possible. So, along with this case I purchased the Noctua NH-U12P CPU cooler to keep this cooler air moving though a very large CPU heatsink. Between these 2 jems, I am able to overclock (minimally) my AMD Phenom II X6 1090T Black Edition from stock 3.2GHz all the way to 4.154GHz!!! This is a fully stable overclock -- Run Prime95 for hours @ core temps of 56C. Max. There is more headroom here, but without going to water cooling, I've about reached my limit. Excellent choice!!

Cons: I really can't think of any real cons. I am going to purchase 4 more 120mm fans, 2 for the top of the case and 2 for the m/b side. The 2 on top will pull air up and out (same direction the Noctua NH-U12P is moving CPU heated air out of the case now) and the 2 side fans will blow in, to help lower temps on the rear of the motherboard and CPU backplate.

Overall Review: I have build the best video editing computer I've ever used. A big part to this, is the Lanboy Air. Without it, I would have to used water cooling to reach these fully stable speeds. If you would want to know more about this build, take a look at some youtube video I've put up. Search speedwingnet on youtube. Don't no if any of these comments are unacceptable, but it is all good info, so hope it flies. Good luck on your next build.

Pros: This is a big case, clearly the largest of four mid towers I own. I love the color scheme, and the industrial design is very tasteful with geek flare throughout. The chassis is solid. Modularity is no gimmick, you can turn this case inside-out with thumb screws and a Phillips. Sliding motherboard tray is super convenient, and the PSU housing is a huge plus; I never liked the idea of my PSU being supported by four small screws. The fans are barely audible, and I have the two front 120mm on full-bore (Refer to Cons) Also note worthy, my CPU normally idles in the neighborhood of 38-39C and has since dropped to 30-31C. Very generous back-plate cutout for upgrading heatsink. Toolbox, handles and ground wire (Yes, there is a ground with this case) are all nice to have. Even Batman would endorse this case!

Cons: Although I love this case, it is not without flaws and unfortunately there are a handful here. The first is probably the lack of cable management, there is almost none to speak of; train wreck cable management. To make matters worse, instead of acknowledging the design flaw, I convince myself it's my fault for not doing a better job, and too strapped for cash to afford a nice modular PSU. Ultimately I ended up using a lot of electrical tape on the back plate, but there is very little clearance. The chassis itself is very sturdy, but the panels are made of plastic and feel very flimsy. I expect that of cheap cases. Positive air pressure works, but you must sacrifice sound isolation and damping. The case fans are super quiet, but now I can hear the rice rocket that is my PSU and graphics card. My towers sits on the floor, so no air filters is bad news bears. I wish I could dock half an egg, but I can't. Four eggs, leave room for improvement.

Overall Review: This is not relevant, but initially I was not in the market for a new case. I upgraded to an HD6950 card, and it was too big for my old case. And initially the Rosewill Blackhawk intrigued me with a sweet deal during Black Friday, but I had cold feet and it sold out. Cyber Monday feat. the Rosewill Thor at double digits, and cold feet struck again! So after failing to pull the trigger twice, this case was on slightly on sale (I have no luck with MIR, so that's excluded) and bought it for the sake of buying, if that makes sense. However, in hindsight, it's like looking to buy a Scion, and driving off the lot with a Porsche. Am I happy? Yes. Do I need it and did I pay too much? Yes... If this was on sale at double digits (No MIR), buy it no questions. But as it is, there are some other options I wished I exhausted. Of course, Newegg is always awesome, got me the case in two days.

Pros: -spacious and easy to work in, easy to hide cables. -huge backplate cutout for cooler mounting bracket. -lightweight, but strong. -airflow is remarkable. -unusual looks -room for radiator mounting, but not on top - I was able to easily mount a Corsair H70 radiator setup to the back fan and move that fan to the upper-right corner of the side panel to provide additional cooling to the memory. -ability to choose top or bottom for your power supply location. (I used bottom, I like keeping the weight low in the chassis) -"suspension" mounting for hdd

Cons: -USB 3.0 cable passthru to back panel (Antec tells me that they are going to update to USB 3.0 mobo header cables soon. -Can't buy the "Antec two-cool blue LED fans" at the ANTEC store. Antec tells me they will become available through the store in the near future. -Top fans must be mounted externally. -when optical devices installed in front half bays, they mount flush with the vertical corner posts, yet the two fans mount forward of the front vertical bars giving an uneven and unfinished look to the half bays. -there is no mounting method for 2.5" accessories in the half bays such as meters, flash card readers, or in my case the dual USB 3.0 plugs that come with the ASUS P8P67 Deluxe mobo. Luckily I had a mounting bay from my Antec 1200 leftover and was able to use that. That's an item you CAN buy in the online store.

Overall Review: I started out at 5 stars, but by the time I finished listing the cons it looked stupid to give it a perfect score. However, if you know all these things before purchasing then there is no need to consider the deduction. The biggest flaw in my mind is the unbfinished look after mounting the optical devices. Asus P8P67 Deluxe Intel i7 2600K CPU 16GB Corsair Dominator DDR3-1600 128gb Crucial C300 SSD sata3 1tb sata3 WD Caviar Black Corsair H70 cooling Asus optical drives x2 Corsair HX850 PSU EVGA GeForce 560 GPU