Pros: I'd might as well have bought my PC parts a house! This thing is huge! It looks sexy too...

Cons: Cons, cons, cons... (Theres barely any!) 1. It took up half of my kitchen table taking it out of the box and laying it down. -Just me getting a laugh, nothing to worry about. Size is good. 2. The side panel(s) or walls of the case are a little challenge to take off and put on. -Not much a con, just put it on its side when putting it back on. 3. Awkward to carry once out of the box -Not that heavy though so not much a con 4. Side panels feel just a tad flimsy. -Not much a con, people don't do MMA with their PC.

Overall Review: Well, I solved the cons for you. GET IT WHILE IT IS ON SALE WITH THE 15% DISCOUNT AND COMBO WITH A ROSEWILL POWER SUPPLY! YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED! It also comes with wheels to put on the bottom... :)

Pros: -This case is gigantic! It can fit just about everything -Comes with 8 fans! -The 8 fans come connected to the 2 fan boards in the case -2 fan boards, can connect 6 fans to each -Looks great -Can mount 9x 120mm fans on the side panel -No damage to the case from shipping; the case had 2 huge foam blocks ( on top/bottom) to protect it -Excellent cable management -Comes with a LOT of screws This case has an insane amount of room. I installed an ATX Motherboard and there was a ton of room to work in. Was able to install 9x 120mm fans on the side panel, with fan grills on each with no problem. The fan mounts on the side panel each have a rubber ring to minimize vibration. Also worth mentioning - I have a Cooler Master Hyper 212+ Heatsink with 2 fans on it, and there was plenty of room to work around inside the case, and no problems putting the side panel on ( the side 120mm fans came a little close to the 212+, but have a bit of room before touching the pipes sticking out

Cons: Not enough space to list all the Pros =( There aren't any real cons with this case Just worth mentioning: My box of accessories was open and all the contents were strewn around inside the case - nothing was damaged though. (Luckily the screws come in a plastic bag - found the bag of screws stuck behind the motherboard tray :P ) The case is so BIG you may have trouble moving it around Side panels can be tricky to get on correctly - especially with 9x 120mm fans installed Didn't get mine on sale, but even at full price this case is an incredible value; got more than what I paid for. (Since no room in other sections - an extra feature that is listed in the user manual is the option to install a 120mm fan into 3 of the 5.25 bays. 3 of the 5.25 bay covers come with the holes to mount a 120mm fan- a nice extra if you are only using 1 of the 5.25 bays.)

Overall Review: This case is just an awesome value. It is very well built, spacious, comes with a lot of accessories, and has a ton of options. I ordered some extra long cables to make sure everything would fit, but ended up not needing them. The 2 included ATX12/EPS12 extension cables work fine. The front panel USB 2.0, 3.0 ports all work. (Did not test HDD dock on top or audio) List of fans in my case: 2x 230mm top 1x 230mm bottom ( can mount the 230mm on side to the bottom) 1x 140mm back 4x 140mm front (2 front, 2 behind HDD bays) 1x 120mm side panel (pushing air onto motherboard) 9x 120mm side panel (pulling air into case, all 9 connected to a scythe 12 fan fan-controller) Other relevant hardware: SeaSonic MkII 620W PSU (Cables were long enough, used extensions for the 24-pin and 8-pin cables for cable management) CM Hyper212+ (Plenty of room- even with 9x 120mm fans on side) If you need a massive case for water cooling, or just want a huge case, this is the one to get. H

Pros: Size [matters] - Does this case have room for...? Yes! Price - When I started building computers you could find cases for $20 to $30. However, if you must pay > $100 for a case anyway, why not buy a behemoth and get your money's worth instead of some puny thing that you have to squeeze your components into? Cooling - There is room for air to move. The pre-installed fans in my case are so quiet that I can't even hear them. The good flow of air and plentiful space ensures that your fans will likely never reach top speed, and therefore, never become a nuisance until they age considerably. I was also able to mount the radiator of the H115i liquid cooler in the top of this case. Not all the screws had a corresponding mount, but I've had no issues thus far. I believe the H110i might line up better if that matters, though I'm not certain. Fans fans fans! - I already mentioned the pre-installed fans were quiet, but I believed the subject of fans deserved its own point. There are tons of mounting points for fans in this thing. Watch the video if you don't believe me. The included fan hubs also give a great option if your motherboard doesn't have enough fan headers for all those fans. All fans draw air through a mesh which does a great job of blocking dust. I was LANing at a house with 2 cats and hardwood floors. Afterwards I was able to simply wipe furballs off of each mesh cover. Size (again) - Future-proof your case with room for expansion of your system. Ten drive bays? Planning on striping ten SSD's some day? You can't do that in a tiny case.

Cons: Side panels - As brought up by others, these provide a slight inconvenience to line up properly, though I believe this point is grossly exaggerated. The side panels are heavy because they are large. Welcome to earth. Bigger things are more awkward than smaller things. First world griping of others aside, the screws for my side panels do not snug all the way to the point that the back of the side panel is butting up against the corresponding back of the case (a confusing description, I know). But the sides are secure and the case is aesthetically pleasing (not a noticeable gap without getting out your caliper), so I am satisfied. Front panel (aforementioned "plastic pieces" from another reviewer) - This was the review that nearly scared me off from buying this case as it sounded quite apocalyptic. As much as it would be awful to have to wait for another case, this would demand an exchange. My case arrived with no "bouncing plastic pieces." It is unlikely for these pieces to be broken in shipping, though I could see how they might break at some point in the future if one is not careful. There is no other way to get the front panel off of the case (in order to install an optical drive or fans) other than "just pull." Start pulling from the bottom and the snaps let loose. My advice is to leave this part off until you are completely finished building the computer. I had to take mine off twice because of a bonehead move. I cringed while doing so, as I felt I had to be more forceful the second time around, but happily, nothing went wrong. If there is one flaw in the design, this is it. However, if you are careful and do not pull this part off without cause, I see no reason for this to be a real issue. Size - If only this case could be small on the outside and huge on the inside. A word to the wise - double check the dimensions of where you want to put this giant if you have a place in mind. Not many shelves are big enough to hold this, and you will likely have to put it on the floor. (This may or may not be a real con.) No power supply - This is not a con for me; it is a blessing. But do keep that in mind if you were expecting something different.

Overall Review: To put one thing to rest, the hard drives DO NOT need to be moved - Saying the mounts for the drives need to be moved is absolutely false. If you are having problems with your wiring butting up against the case it is because you are installing them BACKWARDS! It may not be completely obvious without someone spelling it out for you, but you are supposed to install your drives the other way! That way your cabling runs behind your components and up through the rubber protected slots on the other side of the case instead of dangling in front of your fans and impeding airflow. I'm sorry, but don't blame the product if you don't know how to use it. This may prove to be a problem if your SATA cables are extremely short. I would recommend new SATA cables with a new build anyway, but my motherboard came with some standard SATA cables and I had no issues routing them in this way. Also, most of the negative reviews seem to stem from problems in shipping rather than being an inferior product. It upsets me that people allow UPS, Fedex, or even the US postal service to so severely abuse the products they are shipping and then blame those products for arriving broken by way of a negative review or by berating the manufacturers. This case is large and heavy. No one likes having to wait for a replacement product, but those two facts make the odds of this thing being damaged in shipping a real possibility that you should be prepared for. It is not the fault of the product. If you draw the unlucky lottery and receive a damaged item, be a grown-up and work with Newegg and the manufacturer to get the issue resolved rather than blaming an otherwise solid product. Some people's fans may have been noisy, but mine are not. If you expect tip-top quality from pre-installed hardware, then you have obviously never built a computer before in your life. I was pleasantly surprised by how quiet these fans were. I did not buy this case for its fans. The fact that they are very usable has only served to sweeten the deal. This is not an advertisement for "Great PC Fans - Case Included!" You should treat it as such and not decide purchases and reviews on something so trivial. For you they may not be acceptable, or perhaps your fans will arrive in worse shape than mine. Complain and get replacements or buy the fans that make you happy and move on. Some are complaining about the pushbutton and the top panel for this case. I have had no issues with mine, and I see no reason to expect that I will. Everything I have used thus far has functioned flawlessly and the construction of this panel appears to be of good quality overall. If you don't like that it is mounted on the top, that seems to be something to worry about prior to your purchase, rather than something to complain about afterwards. You will likely be placing this case on the floor and will be thankful not to have to bend over so far to turn the computer on. Overall I would absolutely recommend this case to anyone with the space for it. It is a great product.

Pros: The BlackHawk Ultra is an excellent case with massive airflow. The configuration options allow for flexibility in a variety of ways. The case allows for water cooling, multiple fan configurations, as many fans as you could imagine mounted as either intake OR exhaust. The size is beyond CAVERNOUS...it's huge, kinda like being in a concert hall...you can configure to your hearts content and the amount of work room inside is unbelievable...makes the Antec 1200...my optional favorite...owned three (3) of them already...seem small and the 1200 is huge. Super tower doesn't do the size justice. I love this case and the fan headers on top and bottom of interior provides for excellent wire routing for all those multiple fan configs I was mentioning. I love this case, it's the best one I ever purchased and with rebate and on sale, it cost me the exact same as a Antec 1200 would've. TCO is excellent.

Cons: There aren't any I could find. Everything worked perfectly, nothing was broken or felt flimsy or cheap. This case is a work of art and beautiful. It says Serious...when looking at it...understated and classy to all heck!!!

Overall Review: This case provides value beyond what I paid for it, it is super quiet with all fans running full out, you can barely hear a whisper. The air flow is maximized and massive, NO heat issues with a 2700K, Corsar H100 push/pull config, 2 dvd burners, 1tb hdd, 128g crucial C300 SSD, Asus Maximus IV Extreme P67 Mobo, overclocked to 5.2GHz and it idles at 29-31C motherboard temps are avg of 2-4C below that. This case is awesome and has a huge amount of expandability for up to 10 hdds as well as a dedicated SSD or 2.5 hdd slot. You can't go wrong with this case and all wiring reaches and includes a 8pin extender cable for psu to cpu power on top of the motherboard with the psu located in the bottom...Smart and efficient already included with the purchase...somebody thought ahead for everyone. Rosewill may be newegg's House brand but it sure doesn't equate to cheap!!! Not by a long shot!!!!

Pros: The case looks good, delivered undamaged and, for the most part, with all of its parts. Dropped temps about 8-10 degrees for CPU and MB. Now much quieter in my room as well. For its size, it's a pretty good deal. Cords on my current power supply (Seasonic S12+) reached, mostly, where they were needed to as well. You may need some extensions so be aware. Very good cable management options. Mesh on nearly all the openings. Solid experience so far.

Cons: This case is very large and not easy to handle especially once loaded. One of the drive cages is missing one of their rubber dampeners. There are 10 cages so no big deal, but you expect better from a manufacturer. All the screws shoved into one bag. These need to sorted into their own labeled bags. Side doors not that easy to put on. The mesh that covers the case looks and feels flimsy. Needs a bottom removal filter. Toolless CD drive bays do not lock firmly. Needed to use screws to really lock them down. These are mainly niggles however.

Overall Review: Main purpose of this case is to hold my new build I'm putting together this year. The goal was a cooler and quieter case for my socket 2011 build with a more business like look. So far so good on that basis. The red fans, which I did not like, are not that bright so not a deal breaker. Will likely replace them anyway. The case is taller than average and much longer than average so take note and plan your space accordingly.

Pros: This case is massive... a true "Monster" among mortal computer cases. Just arrived today on time thanks to Newegg. Massive fans everywhere and a very solid build from Rosewill. This is part of a new EVGA SR-2 build that I'm spec-ing out to finish by late November. Anyhow, this case is sexy, well built and lots of breathing room. Excellent job Rosewill!!!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Happy!!!

Pros: This case is overall fantastic. Lots of space for all the internal drives you could need. Four front drive slots, which is more than enough in my opinion. Construction is very nice, solid frame. Includes very simple instruction and plenty of cable arrangement solutions and fasteners. The 3 giant fans more a lot of air and are surprisingly quiet.

Cons: There were a few sharp edges, but I don't know where. I ended up with a few phantom cuts on my hands after installation. You may need longer power and SATA cables to reach everything as this case is HUGE.

Overall Review: Honestly, if you want a well-cooled, spacious case, look no farther. Pick up this case, a few onger SATA cables and some power extensions. You'll love it. Also, if you are looking for bright red lighting, you may want to augment what is included. The lighting on this case is good, but not super bright. I like it, but some may want more.

Pros: Huge is an understatement. It makes the Dell Precision Server workstation that it's replacing look like a micro case, no exaggeration. This truly is an extremely large case. It's much deeper and wider than most. It hangs off the back or front of my L-shaped Office Depot-bought desk by 8 inches unless I put it in the corner and have it pointing out 45 degrees. The quick snaps that others said are cheap are plastic, yes, but not cheap. They work great for quickly locking in 5 1/4" BD/DVD/CD drives so you don't need to mess with screws for those. The 10 drive bays have well made metal slide in trays that will work with 3 1/2" or 2 1/2" drives. All 10 drive bays have double fans on either side. So far my 2 1/2" hybrid Seagate drive remains cool to the touch while in operation. Excellent air flow, even with only the 2 Corsair H100 fans and five 140mm stock fans. I had to remove the two 230mm fans on top to make room for the H100 which works well for my i7-3930K. Keeps it around 36C.

Cons: It is ENORMOUS. I have a fairly small computer room with an L-shaped desk and it's just way too big to put on top. I'll have to put it on the floor, which will add to the amount of dust and cat fur that will undoubtedly collect inside of it, although the rolling casters should be nice too for moving it around easily. Due to it's immense size, some connectors have to be stretched quite taut from the power supply to reach things like the fan controller board that's up near the 5 1/4" drive bays.

Overall Review: This case has 10 drive bays, but the mobo I put in it, the Asus Sabertooth X79, only has 8 SATA connectors - 4x6Gb/s and 4x3Gb/s. I should have paid closer attention to that, however I can't see ever using all 10 drive bays. 8...possibly down the road with a RAID setup, but 10 is pushing it. However if you have that many drives and a board to support them, this case is for you. Btw, this appears to be the same case as the Enermax Fulmo GT (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811124142) only difference being the Enermax has two fans on the side and it has fan control dials on the outside of the case. I probably would have gone with that one if I had discovered it before I ordered this Rosewill, just for the fan control dials.