LOGISYS Computer CS888UVBL Blue Clear Acrylic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case Pre-Assembled

Pros: Like the hot blond cheerleader who everyone wants to go out with until she opens her mouth to say something, looks are all this case has going for it. It's a beautiful case, but just hell to work with.

Cons: Just terribly designed. - Way too many screws and no easy access points. Takes forever to get open and shut even for the simplest procedures. - Motherboard screws directly into the back panel, which as I mentioned does not have any easy access points. This means that if you are installing a hard drive, DVD drive, card reader, anything that goes in the front bays ... you get to take the whole machine apart. - Front USB/sound ports are held in place by a poorly designed brace that comes loose and lets the ports fall inside the case with regularity. I guarantee that if you use the front USB ports often, you'll be fishing them out of the bottom of the case at least once a month. - Both the front USB ports and the power switch on my case burned out at various times, and I had to write the manufacturer for replacements. - Top mounted power supply with NOTHING to provide support underneath. It just hangs there from the side, begging for a reason to fall.

Overall Review: more cons: four 80m fans, which are going to be louder than 120/140mm fans ... no dust filters; the case fills up with dust like nothing I have ever seen ... scratches easily ... poor cable management. This is by far the worst case I have ever owned. Do not fall for the good looks. You will regret it.

Pros: Obviously this case looks really cool. The design is sharp and the front fan cover adds a nice tough. There is plenty of room for the common gamer. The last picture is a bit misleading. The fans do not come with any lights. A UV light is being held in the background to show how it would look with one. A very nice addon for aesthetics.

Cons: Although the case looks nice, it can be a little high maintenence. First, you have to unscrew both side panels (the back on being attached to your mobo) to install the drives. Secondly, acrylic can stress and break easily, especially during shipping (I had to ship my first one back since UPS had cracked the bottom corner where the USB and audio ports were). You can also spot fingerprints and scratches on it pretty easily, so keep the plastic on while your building to avoid that. Essentially, just be extra careful while handling the case period. Thirdly, the connectors to the audio ports in the front are 1/4 in. jacks, so you either have to somehow plug them in the back or find an sound card that could possibly have those plugs within the case. Lastly, the connectors for the USB aren't clearly marked and I'm still trying to find out how the pins match up with the mobo.

Overall Review: Most of the cons listed are minor details that can be fixed or left alone (except for the anally retentive). A solution I might suggest for installing the drives... install them first before you even put in the mobo. It will save a lot of time and headaches when your trying to put them in AFTER the mobo has been attached to the side panel. One last though is that yes, since it is a clear case, you can spot dust easily inside the case. I don't see that as a downfall. This should just make you more aware of how clean the case should be in order for your computer to run more efficiently!

Pros: case looks nice when its new. when i got the case i was very happy with it, it had some stress cracks in it. and a big crack where the psu mounts. addin a blacklight really adhanced the looks of the case in darkness.

Cons: it seems like the acrylic plastic held heat, case was warped after i built the machine and many stress cracks. the case was like a dust magnet got very ugly after 3 months if i didnt completely break down the machine to clean it. this case without a psu should sell for no more than 40$ after the heat gets to this kind of plastic it seems to become very brit. i had to take the side cover off and let 10k btu ac unit blow in it to keep the machine cool. also it turns yellowish after just a few months unless your willing ot break the machine down every few weeks to clean it with windex.

Pros: Lots of room, good air flow, looks neat under blacklight.

Cons: This case is an enormous pain to get things installed. A lack of any horizontal surfaces in the drive bays means having to screw drives in on both sides of the bays, and if you have the motherboard already installed, this is a major pain because the mobo mounts directly onto the panel, which also means cable management can be an issue, but in a transparent case, you're gonna see a rats nest somewhere. Also, the rear expansion plates are poorly designed, being held in place solely by the single mounting screw (which isn't the usual size as other cases), with no groove on the other end common to metal cases, making them flimsy to the touch. The screws that hold the drive bay panels in place stick out on the top and bottom of the case, whereas the rest of the holes in the paneling are recessed And lastly, there's about a 1/8-inch gap where the fans are mounted, because the fans included are too small.

Overall Review: Acrylic is somewhat fragile, not to mention being a static/dust magnet. This case will show every scratch, every imperfection, however minor. I gave it two eggs because while this case has been the bane of my existence since buying it for a friend's build, this could become a rad case with a few key improvements (separate mounting plate for the mobo, horizontal tabs on the drive bays, etc), but as it stands right now, this case is much more trouble than it's worth, trust me on this.

Pros: LOOKS AWSOME!!!!

Cons: small crack on the bottom... might have been from ups... Speaker does NOT work and the pegs on the bottom are not the greatest (one keeps falling off) the sticky tape they used is horrible (just crazy glue it). also nothing lights up in the case... thus if you want to deck it out you need to buy power supply, cpu fan and even a video card with lights.

Overall Review: UPS LOST this... it took well over a week to get here.

Pros: the case looks great

Cons: the mother board tray has to be removed to install the holding screws for any harddrive cd drive floppy ect... the side panle is a pain to get of and put back on and you can see every wire but can never get thim to stay in place the only way to conect the front audio ports is to run the wires attached to them that would normaly conect to the mother board all the way to the back because the can only plug into a headphone port power light extreamly bright and case feet won't stay on without super glue

Pros: Looks good when everything is in place. Fans work pretty well.

Cons: If you need to upgrade anything or replace anything you'd have to take everything apart! Also be careful of the mobo mounting pins! If one of the pins don't line up with screw hole, it may cause a short on the board! Plus the fact thst there is nothing to ground yourself to, I'm not sure if I sent any static shocks into my components.

Overall Review: If you get this case, hope you have good luck. It does look good with lights inside (oh, the fans don't light up, by the way). And hopefully you don't need to re-open the case for ANY reason.

Pros: Nice asthetic; very simple plexiglass/acrylic case. Alot of on board fans.

Cons: The fans installed are useless; push almost no air; and are very loud. Secondly there are cracks on all screw in points using metal screws; aswell about 20 screw holes and about 5 screws that come with the case. Bad air flow; the spreading cracks on arrival (it was well packaged must be manafacture) Aswell due to it being Acrylic you cannot modify/move the mainboard anchors.

Overall Review: Generally just a bad and sadly expencive case (considering no psu) move along avoid this; I ended up buying a new system and throw it in my old Raidmax case; which still works/rox. This case looked to good to be true. It was. PS. Case does -not- light up as in pic; you need a black light for that. Slightly deceptive.