Pros: Great case for the price! I had no trouble installing everything quickly, the front panel is very slick, and the optical drive doors are wonderful! Also, very sturdy for the price.

Cons: No side window?

Overall Review: Others have said the if you put a casefan in the front, it's hard to fit more than one hard drive in the bays. I did not have this problem.

Pros: Excellent case for the price! Sturdy, quite fan, great finish. I wanted to leave this review to clarify that the pictures on newegg are somewhat different than what i got. The top two cd bays are actually spring doors with button. This way you can hide your black dvd burner and keep the glossy front! Worked with an old cd drive and a new samsung dvd burner!

Cons: More of an observation.... but i don't think the spring doors would work with a slot load cd/dvd so keep that in mind. had to take off front panel to install dvd drives, plastic tabs have potential to break, but this is standard operating procedure at this price point!

Overall Review: side vent provided perfect ventilation for my hd4850!

Pros: Well, it's sturdy, airflow in the case is good, the LED notification lights are a cool blue and orange, and the optical drive bay covers are awesome.

Cons: All expansion slots are punch out, I had to steal a rear slot cover from an old computer. All screws, no removable drive bays, etc.

Pros: Very sturdy steel case, didn't get cut, even though the description only says ATX, my microATX board from an old HP fit like a charm. Thumbscrews used to hold side panel in :D The vent tube attached on the side door is 80 mm so I added an old fan in between the tube and the panel... perfect fit! there is a nice blue glow through the front bottom vent from the power LED which enhances the case in a dark room. Plenty of screws included to mount those goodies. This case is worth every penny and more!

Cons: Just a few... no thumbscrews for right (back) side panel, so grab two thumbscrews for easy release when you change out harddrives and optidrives. Tho I had enough standoffs for my microATX board, there really should be a few extra standoffs for those full ATX mobo's. I wish the expansion slots had replaceable covers instead of knockouts, but no biggie, because I had a stash of those floating around. It is wise to remove the knockouts BEFORE installing the moboto make life easier. But essentially, the pros far outweigh the cons here, and this box earns all 5 eggs, and earns them well.

Overall Review: Rosewill is a Godsend for those who want good quality components that are also light on the pocketbook. I have scored many Rosewill components, and all of them are made well and stay working. But, if something does go wrong, Rosewill stands behind their goods and will even rectify RMA's at their expense. Newegg ships uber fast too... I put the order in Wednesday morning, they shipped that evening, and the goodies arrived Friday afternoon, even tho I live in the boonies.

Pros: Beautiful, simply gorgeous. High-quality textured paint with a glossy, "iPod white" plastic front. Material feels reasonably high-quality, especially for the price, and is strong but lightweight. Looks MUCH more expensive than it is. Beautiful, soft blue power LED and unobtrusive orange HD LED go very well with the sleek finish. Power and reset buttons are on the right side which makes the front look much more clean.

Cons: Clip-on front panel is annoying. One clip at the top broke when i removed the panel to install an optical drive, but this isn't a big deal and didn't have any effect on the way the case went back together. Some edges are sharp; cases in this price range are prone to the "snap-off" slot covers and some burred edges, but this case has only a very trivial problem with edges; all but a few are nicely rounded.

Overall Review: The drive doors are a great idea, but their buttons protrude a bit much and look a tad cheap. However, for such a cheap case they are a GREAT addition and do wonders at hiding my ugly black DVD-RW. Plenty of airflow to keep an e2160 at 31 idle and 39 load with just the stock case fan and a 120mm PSU fan set at its lowest setting. Included case fan spins at about 2200RPM and is virtually silent.

Pros: Nice look. Metal is a little thicker than most cases this price. Spiffy CD-ROM doors to conceal your drives. Case front pops right off, no annoying screws holding it in place (though you can add them if you want).

Cons: I popped one of the doors out and had a hard time getting it back in. The spring was rather cheap. Not really a con, just annoying.

Overall Review: I had to move one of the doors from the top slot to the bottom to reach both my hard drive and DVD with the same IDE cable. I also only have one DVD-ROM, meaning the other door just sits there. No biggie.

Pros: It's white and looks nice. Simple and decent-looking. Optical drives are not exposed, there is a white door covering it up. Make sure your drive has the button in the standard location so that the button on the case passes through.

Cons: No documentation or manual. I am assuming that the audio cable is AC '97 since it doesn't work with my mobo's HD Audio pinout, but how could I know until I try it? I was not able to fit a 120mm fan in front of the hard drives, as someone has mentioned. However, with only two drives spaced a bay or two apart, I found that no fan is necessary in this location.

Overall Review: This follows the same standard ATX case layout you've seen for 20 years, and it works just fine.

Pros: This case is well constructed for the price range it is in.. Well Ventilated Also... Runs my build just fine and cool!!!

Cons: The Faceplate has a Piece Connected to the Case at the bottom that can break easily when removing the Front Face plate so Be Careful!!!!

Overall Review: Would buy it again!!!