Pros: The case is well built and painted on the inside which I like. They include a carriage for installation of a 2.5" drive which is nice. Tool less drive installation and awesome airflow. It's a good looking case as far as I'm concerned.

Cons: I do have a couple complaints though. As others mentioned, the cable management is terrible. There is also no standby light on the case, which is annoying. My biggest complaint is that the fan at the top and the front use standard molex connections without the yellow sensor wire. So there is no way to plug them into any of the 4 Fan headers on my motherboard. That means that there is no way to control fan speed. It just makes for a loud case.

Overall Review: MSI P67A-C43 (B3) Motherboard Intel 2500k CPU Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU Cooler 16GB G.Skill RipJaws PC3 12800 60GB OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 1TB WD Caviar Black HIS Radeon HD 4670 Cooler Master M600 PSU Rosewill Challenger Mid ATX Tower Samsung BDD Model SH-B123L/RSBP Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Pros: Great case for the price love the airflow and the sideways oriented HDD slots. Good Cable management lots of space for extra components and large fans.

Cons: front usb should be usb 3.0 but its not

Overall Review: highly recommend

Pros: For starters it comes with fans, and not cheap fans, these are actually really solid. Not only that but they are surprisingly quiet. Those fans combined with the overall design including the mesh front just allows for maximum airflow without breaking a sweat. Cable management is pleasant and I was able to tuck away just about everything. I love the all black chassis and the rolled edges on the metal. More than enough clearance for a GTX 550ti so I have no doubt it could fit most of the larger cards.

Cons: None

Overall Review: At $50 with free shipping this is the best cases you can get in this price range. You will not be disappointed.

Pros: it is very economical way to go for basic build nothing too fancy nice shinbey plastic facing nice paint job metal is moderate thickness so it not as flimsy as most cheaper cases pllenty of room inside for building without everything getting crowded tooless deisgn always nice to have it includes the tray for 2½" drives with moun ting in bay like normal HDD front panel at top on front not facing up where stuff can fall into it. The fans all quiet one with the board connector and 2 of them with molex plug wish it had all board connectors and included the adapters instead so can use for board instead of having to change out

Cons: none that I can justify mentioning

Overall Review: if your on a budget this is the case you want to get don't buy one of the ones that everyone says is flimsy metal

Pros: Cheap and well built case. Love all the fans especially the top fan. I'm using this for my home server and worked great for that purpose. Makes it really easy to pull the hard drives and holds five for easy access.

Cons: None at all...well maybe the red HD light is blindingly bright but I have this in an enclosure so I don't see it unless I'm accessing the server.

Pros: This thing is awesome love the cable managment and the sideways hdd bays easy access great cooling

Cons: None

Pros: This is going to be a short review, straight to the point. The Rosewill Challenger is a fantastic case considering it's price point. It's wonderful for many different builds, including mid range gaming systems. - Good air flow to keep everything cool - Seems to be built well for it's price - Plenty of room for most modern hardware - Looks nice The case does have a couple cons, but for what you're paying, you're getting a great product.

Cons: Cable management space behind the motherboard tray is sparse at best, This is not a con worth removing an egg since I knew this already, and there are other options, such as a modular PSU. You can also bundle cables at the bottom of the case and tie them to the front side of the motherboard tray if necessary. So the room is there, you just have to be a bit more creative. No front panel USB 3.0, but this was also known, and not a problem. You can purchase third party front panel/bay hardware to add such connectivity if so desired. Long graphics cards may not fit, be sure to check measurements before buying. See other thoughts.

Overall Review: This case was purchased as a core upgrade for my wife's system. I had zero troubles moving the hardware from her old out-dated case to the Challenger. While there is little to no room for cable management behind the tray as stated in the cons, I was still able to tie down and bundle the cables on her non-modular PSU to maintain a clean look and unobstructed airflow inside the case over the core components. Her system is general use and moderate gaming, and it's perfect for this use. The only time you may run into issues would be with long graphic cards, long GPU coolers, or large CPU coolers. Be sure to check dimensions before buying to ensure the card you want to install into the case will fit. This is why I say mid-range gaming and not high-end. My wife is running a GTX 650Ti SC 2GB, plenty of room. Overall I am very pleased with this case, as has everyone that I know who has used it. It's a great value and a great product from Rosewill.

Pros: good price front eSATA port SSD adapter screwless chassis nice front led fan side-loading hard drive bays (if the side of the case is facing you, so are the drive bays). This along with the drive mounters makes it so much easier to install the drives. PSU can mount with fan facing up or down (it has a vent at the bottom) it doesn't weigh a ton fans run quiet

Cons: My first impression when I took it out of the box: cheap quality. Perhaps it's because the case is so light? Fortunately, nothing was broken. The front panel inputs (USB, eSATA, audio) are attached to the front panel. Very annoying when trying to take the panel off and all the cables come out with it. One of the case's rubber feet, which is attached by a plastic piece, happens to stick out right where the PSU fan sits. I tried placing the PSU fan facing downwards and that plastic piece bent the fan cage. Not horribly bad, but just something to be aware of. It also didn't sit well when the fan is facing downwards. It wobbled a bit. Also, the vent isn't very big. It's rectangular in shape, not square, and it's less than 100mm on the shortest side. I ended up mounting the PSU fan facing upwards. There are also rubber spacers for the PSU fan which keeps popping off when trying to install the PSU. I was screwing in the PSU and the paint started to chip off.

Overall Review: No power light, not necessarily a good or bad thing. I was a little disappointed because the specs were so perfect for what I wanted, but sometimes it's the little things that become the most annoying. Overall opinion of Rosewill: their products are functional, but they certainly aren't great.