Pros: This a solid case and the fact that it opens the way it dose makes easy to work on

Cons: The leads on the front panel USB and others are not long enough when they are plugged into tilt the top open

Pros: -Cost -Internal space* -Relatively small size -Fits ALMOST any choice of air cooled components.

Cons: *As others have stated, a full size power supply WILL be cramped on the drive cage support.As the power supply mounts from the back, getting one mounted at all can be a bit of a challenge. FORTUNATELY, this support is removable with 4 screws (two top, two underneath) to make mounting the power supply easier but time consuming. This is why I knocked an egg off. -Cable management for a clean build is tricky and requires some thinking. -NOT A CON FOR ME, but BE CAREFUL WITH LONG AND TALL GPUs. While I have a GTX1080FE and it fits no problem. The PCIe power cables have a comfortable bend right now, but anything taller would cause stress on the power connectors. Anything longer starts blocking the hole where the front panel connectors come out. -Beware of the cheap fan. I had the front fan become a rattle trap after 2 years. Admittedly not bad for a cheap fan, but REPLACING the fan in a fully built system is.... annoying. Go ahead and replace it from the start just to be done with it.

Overall Review: To be fair, this is an inexpensive case that ticks the proper check boxes. No weird restriction on compatible parts. No finger slicing metal edges. Looks good. Fits any reasonable air cooler easily. (Hyper 212 or similar) The main issue is getting a power supply in the case. This is not to say that a full ATX power supply won't fit, BUT If your budget allows for an SFX power supply GET IT, you'll thank me later. ALSO, if you are planning on upgrading the GPU later (I started with an RX480 then upgraded to a GTX1080FE) GET THE PROPER POWER SUPPLY FROM THE BEGINNING! Doing a power supply swap in this case is a nightmare. Save the frustration of future you, and get a proper spec'd supply from the beginning.

Pros: This is a very pretty little case and I am very impressed with how it works. I love how this case held everything I needed, Its a little uncomfortable but thats what is expected with the case of this size. Apevia did very well in making installation as easy as possible. I find the case to be a little flimsy but I expected it because of the price. AIRFLOW - I was very worried about poor airflow because of the price of the case and how the only places to them are in the front, top and back. Since I didn't put any on the top I was relying on two fans for decent airflow. I run a AMD 8350 so good airflow is a must. It keeps everything at a solid 30c, and of course when gaming I stay around 43c. I replaced my Thermaltake v21 with this case and I am so happy I did. - Hyper 212 EVO fit in perfectly. (but it cannot have any top fans) - ASUS GTX 700 GeForce GTX 750 Ti DirectX 11 also fit in very well. - No issue installing a Rosewill RDCR-11004 - Data Hub for 5.25" Drive Bays.

Cons: I find the CD/DVD drive button to be a little too flimsy but I rarely use mine so I don't care. You have to remove a lot of screws in order to get the case to flip open. But its one of the only cases I have ever seen do that so I still believe its a 10/10. Will scratch easily. Two windows. I do not have a modular PSU so it was a little hard to hide the extra cords but I managed to in the end.

Overall Review: Other than changing the CD/DVD drive button I think this case is perfect. I am about to order another one for my parents home computer. I highly recommend this case to anyone, for style and wow factor. If you travel a lot I do not recommend this case, as it will scratch easily.

Pros: love how it flips open made setting things up alot easier

Cons: only con I can see is that theres no side vents

Pros: Small,unique size. Fits in places other cases just can't

Cons: The front fan is cheap and wore out quite quickly. I had to replace it because it was making aclicking noise. Found an 8$ fan to replace it so only made the price of the case a bit higher. Otherwise it's OK.

Pros: Very small and stylish box design. Fits a micro atx board perfectly. Has plenty of bays for hard drives that can be easily inserted without using screws.

Cons: The reset button on my case kept shorting the motherboard, resulting in no POSTing after pressing the power button. Additionally, the in-case usb hubs draw too much power from the motherboard which will give you an error message in linux. Knowing this, I would first build the system using just the power connection to make sure that everything turns on correctly. After that is done, I would start attaching the various components to the motherboard 1-by-1 to make sure that they are functional.

Pros: Great Price/Value Sturdyish. Looks fantastic Small and semi-portable should you wish. Simple enough to setup.

Cons: It's a very tight squeeze for power supply cables against/around the hard drive cage. But, I made it work neatly after 20 minutes so it's all good. Second, the power connector for the front fan broke with ease just from connecting it. I had to push one of the metal pins that popped out of it back in as much as I could and then bend it a bit so it would stay. Felt like the connector was just cheaply made. Also, keep in mind it only comes with a front intake fan. I ordered 2 more 120mm fans for the rear exhaust and top however.

Overall Review: For the price and what you get, it's a great buy. Bought it to build my girlfriend a gaming computer as part of her anniversery gift. She loves it

Pros: Looks good. Lots of room the MB coolers and video cards.

Cons: Very cheaply attached windows, and 3 rivets holding them on where broken or missing Fan was broken and usable. Have to wait for them to send a return label then wait for them to receive this unit THEN wait for them to decide to ship a GOOD one back to me. We will see? Very poorly designed use of space on the lower section where the power supply and hard drives meet.

Overall Review: They did send me a new one that worked! But it turned out to be 14" tall and would not fit under my desk, so it wouldn't fit and that is one of the reason I purchase it is that the spec.s said it is 12.75 Tall. Well, surprise its not so it wouldn't. The lower hard drive mount is mounted wrong also, bad designing! they designed it so it will interfear with 90 % of wires from the power supply, if it was designed to point them to the other side all would work fine...