Antec Lanboy air Blue Black / Blue ATX Mid Tower Computer Modular Case

Pros: great

Cons: needs a new fan after a while

Pros: So get this.. If you keep all your storage in the upper brackets you can fit 12"+ video cards in it, which is pretty much unheard of when it comes to mid towers. Had duel 280x R9s in it card measures 12 1/2".

Cons: My fans gave out really early and had to buy new ones.

The holes in the top were just be enough to fit a gum wrapper that fell off my desk onto the case through the hole and ontop of my 7770 which fried the hell out of it... Accidents happen though.

Pros: High quality steel construction, solid as a rock.

Fit and finish are excellent. No pointy edges to cut yourself on. All the fittings and fasteners are high quality. Many, many options for how you can set up your system. Power supply on top or bottom? Check. BTX board? Got you covered. Petabyte raid server? We has the room!

Speaking of drives, they are mounted to little sleds that are then mounted to the case with bungee cords. This induces next to no vibration into the system, making the whole thin whisper quiet.

All fans are adjustable 120mm units, with mount points for more on top if needed.

Cooling concerns are a thing of the past since this thing's skin is 100% mesh except up top.

And it's a looker. It has a certain industrial design flair that will appeal to the sort of people that like case modding but don't own machine shops.

Cons: You need to keep up with your dusting. You really can't mount an air filter to the fans and call it done. Swiffer is your friend.

But I knew that going into this. :)

Other Thoughts: I had my first Lanboy for years. This one looks like it will outlast that by maybe five years. I honestly can't see needing anything else in the foreseeable future.

It's a shame these aren't in stock now. Here's hoping for another run.

Pros: 2 handles so you can carry it around with if you're going to bring it somewhere
cools tower, everything's under 30C with stock fans and added 1 exhaust fan on top
can add lots of fans

Cons: dust magnet, filters are needed
fan controllers just dangle out
side fan wires touch fan when removing side panel

Pros: Can do anything you want, put any parts almost anywhere. Very solid customisable case all around!

Had this case for well over a year.

Cons: I have none come to mind. I've read people talk about dust issues, but I think that depends on location and how you have it setup.

Pros: No where for heat/air to get stuck in your case.
Modular format lets you do whatever you want.
Fits every form factor ever... like ever
Front mounted fans look amazing..
Perfect for anyone who likes to keep the Feng Shui of their case new and exciting.
Very easy to clean.
The handles are a lifesaver when you have to move this behemoth.

Cons: NO cable management. I mean none at all. I have quick release zipties that hold everything slightly in place.
The modular design hinders to use of this case. Each side of the case has two doors. The main door has six screws that you have to take out just to open the case... SIX!! The HDD door has one. If you need to swap something out or tinker it takes time to open the case, not just a quick slide motion like other cases.
Although the Bungee chords are nice to keep your HDDs from shock after a few months the rubber drastically changes color and just doesn't look as good, especially since everyone can see right into your case.
The weight seems a little much for how minimal the construct is.

Other Thoughts: After owning this case for over two years, I have to say its the best case I've ever owned. Yes, it has it's downsides, the biggest being cable management for me. Even with my modular PSU, cables can seriously block flow. That being said if you travel with your rig often, or you have too much heat build up in your case, this is the perfect case.

Build
FX 8150
ASUS Sabertooth 990FX
16 GB G. Skill Sniper Series
750 watt Thermaltake Toughpower Grand
120GB OCZ RevoDrive 3 PCI SSD
750GB WD Black
1TB WD Blue
Radeon 6870 2GB (just replaced with 270X 4GB)

Pros: Fantastic air distribution. Dust has a very hard time collecting on the inside of the case due to the negative pressure created inside the case if you point all fans inward. Plenty of room inside the case for hardware and additional fans. Easy to hide the wiring inside.

Cons: If you wont want to see the lights inside the case, you cant avoid them. If that's not a problem, then there are no cons.

Pros: Everything about this case is a pro. Amazing air/cooling power, and upgradable slots and just the look and the fact that you can easily move the case around with out worrying about your precious internals makes it a dream.

Cons: None after more than a year of use.