Pros: Easy to work in, surprisingly comfortable for a cheaper case. Despite the lack of grommets, I didn't feel like the case was about to cut me. I never once found myself wanting for space. The front panel cables lay nicely flat behind the motherboard tray. I also like the added touch of the removable HDD brackets to accommodate a long graphics card. This is billed as a MicroATX case, but it looks like it could possibly accommodate a full ATX board just fine.

Cons: It does show that it is a cheaper case in a few areas. There are no grommets anywhere, and the front panel buttons don't have a very solid feel. It is rather light for a mostly steel case. A couple of the punch out panels seemed loose already. Thing is, it's the same ones that would most likely be removed first anyway. (top 5.25 bay and top Expansion Slot)

Overall Review: I would have no problem building a much beefier machine in one of these cases. Sure it doesn't have the polish of a pricier case, but I have also built in much worse cases at this price point too

Pros: Inexpensive Roomy

Cons: Missing a stand off for the mother board made for a bad start... As far as I can tell, mounting holes for 3.5" hard drives were inverted. With Power/Data connectors facing the correct way (out towards MB) case holes did not line up with hard drives. I thought maybe Antec wanted me to mount the drives with Power/Data connectors facing the front of the case but this is not physically possible as there was not enough space between the drives and the case wall for the cables. I ended up mounting with just one screw (on each side of the drive) but even so the front edge of the drives extend well into the case beyond where they should normally be. Nobody else is complaining, so maybe this was some sort of weird one-off but I've build enough computers to be confident that there was some weird design skulduggery at work here.

Pros: It is exactly what it claims to be. A fairly solid, simple, bare bones, inexpensively made case that serves a purpose. Over average amount of external and internal drive mounting locations. Actual holes to screw in drives and (in my case) they line up properly. And they have secondary sliding holes if your's don't line up (not a fan of most quick release systems for drives as they seem to be more for show or selling points then actual functionality). Plenty of mounting locations for fans including on the side panel. USB 3.0 is always a plus. There is an easily removable piece to lose some internal drive mount locations if you want to install a larger graphics card. Unlike other reviewers my case came in undamaged and all the holes and threads aligned just fine. The case is sleek, simple, functional, and inexpensive.

Cons: It is not the sturdiest case I have purchased, but by no means is it the flimsiest, including some cases that cost twice as much (cough cough Rosewill). There is a definite lacking of air intake filtration. There are some sharp edges but I did not cut myself and I always seem to cut myself. Cable management is pretty much impossible in this case but it is spacious, has plenty of fan locations, and solid side panels so... not a big deal in my book.

Overall Review: I would recommend this case for select purposes. Example: Media server Soap Box: Is it a cheaper case? Yes. Is it thin metal? Yes. Would I recommend this as a primary computer case that will be exposed to moves, kids, or more frequent hardware changes? No. If you want that kind of quality then you will need to spend more $$. Overall, for the price, I was very impressed.

Pros: The look and layout of the case is great.

Cons: The metal is so thin I wouldn't use this case for anything but myself (no customers). Polystyrene top/bottom guards are also too thin to protect the case from courier abuse.

Overall Review: Always ensure your case has at least 0.8mm steel, preferably 1.0mm. If it doesn't say how thick it is, it's probably junk.

Pros: Great Price, looks good for what it is

Cons: steal is so flimsy, purchase 4 of them some had dents, the screws do not fit into the holes well.

Overall Review: I've loved antec for years, just not sure why companies make inexpensive products so badly. I would think they wouldn't bother risking their reputation on a cheap product that doesn't work all that well. I'm guessing the issue is the light weight steel that they use. If they made it a little bitter thicker you would probably have less issues with the pre-holed screws. Just my guess

Pros: I have always liked Antec cases, and this one is no exception. The interior is laid out well, and I had no problem installing the motherboard, power supply, and drives. The case has a 120mm fan in the back (I replaced it with a 4 pin fan to monitor the speed), and I put in another 4 pin fan in front (not exactly necessary--the system is cool enough with just the rear one). Both side panels remove easily, and the front panel pops right off using a flat plastic wedge. You will have no problems assembling a system using this case--good job Antec!

Cons: Nothing so far.

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this case to anyone looking to build a mid tower system.

Pros: Great case for the price, when I went to mod it, it was insanely easy, it is now white with a side panel window and has red LEDs.

Cons: CHEAP. If you can get something better get a NZXT, Corsair, Fractal, or equivalent. Cable management is very hard.

Overall Review: As I said, for the price it is fantastic.

Pros: Looks nice, enough space to work in, simple design

Cons: Kind of flimsy construction

Overall Review: I like this case. It's kind of flimsy and thin but otherwise it's good. It looks nice and it was a pretty good price. I wouldn't pay full price probably but I did think about getting another one for myself. There is enouspaceace to work inside. The placement of the hard drive bay (slightly to closer to the outside panel, not centered) is nice because you can actually pull out your hard drives without bumping into your motherboard or other components. It makes cable management easy as well.