Foxconn 3GTW-02 Black/Grey Silver 0.7mm SGCC Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case 300W Power Supply

Pros: Solid case. Easy to work with. Drives mount securly with toolless setup.

Cons: Had to replace the power supply. It was a 24 pin and MB used 20 pin.

Comments: As I write this review, I see that the case is now on order, I'm not surprised if others found out about this little jewel like me. This is only the second review I've ever submitted here after three or four years worth of purchases. As I recall, my first review was for a case as well. This case is very well designed. The front cover did pop right off without any problem at all. It gave complete access to the bays which use the fat headed screws that came in the small bag to serve as the rails-perfect for quick removal if needed. The drives slide in to quick-release bays with ease-just a little extra pressure to get the CDRW in place was all. One of my pet-peeves is having to take off the other side panel to loosen screws to get drives out. The (2) TWO case fans are a real bonus, plus the adjustable air duct in the side panel. The air duct even has a removable screen that can be cleaned easily. The case is very sturdy and has a nice, sharp look about it. For a mini-tower, it's nice to have a full size power supply that doesn't have to be removed to accomadate the motherboard. The motherboard mounting screws were also attached making it a breeze to set the motherboard right in place. The lower mounting screw holders even had a small lip around the screw hole that held the motherboard in place while you get the first screw ready to go in. If the PS is underpowered for you, just swap it out and it still ends up being a good deal. My only negative about this would be that because I like it so well it will mean it probably won't be around long. Plus it would hurt the price to much to go ahead and bump the PS up to 400W...but that is the trend in smaller cases.

Comments: Great Little Case..Was suprised in the durability of this item. The power supply is good enough but is kinda loud so I replaced it in a hurry. Used this case for a customer build & will buy another. Nice & compact & has room!!! And the front og the case pops right off very easily..Just pull from the bottom to loosen and you can get it right off... Good buy for the $$$

Pros: Sturdy steel and plastic which is different than the flexy tin can and flimsy plastic of other cases. Great for what I needed it which was build 4 desktops for a client. Power supply is fine for integrated video, 1 HD and 1 DVD Rom. About as tool-less as they come.

Cons: the USB and front audio is located all the way at the bottom. When the door is opened to access the ports it is flush with the floor, not exactly convenient but these desktops are for office workers who won't be plugging anything often or at all. Not enough to discount an egg.

Overall Review: Doesn't look half bad either, not great, but you can't beat the price for what you get.

Pros: Easy access front panel, great mount for HDD, easy floppy and optical drive installation, solid construction, 2 case fans (intake and exhaust), decent power supply (300 W), metal front panel clips.

Cons: One HDD bay, front panel USB and audio slightly inaccessible.

Overall Review: We have built 6-8 computers in this case, and plan to build many more. The solid construction and the ease of access in the case make it a great buy for the price.

Pros: i like this case and thinking of getting another

Cons: none

Comments: I really like this case.

Comments: At first look, what a great deal! The case is clean, and the inside seems roomie, but closer inspection is bothersome. All but the left side of the case is welded to the frame, and is not accessible. The front of the case is held in place by 6 screws, 2 of which are behind the immobile drive bay chasis. After some pain, I was able to remove the front face, and then found that the drive bays require some sort of rails, none of which are included. When I went to the web site for casedge, it has some nice animation of the case, but no info about rails, how to get the case facing off, or any other useful info. I will stick to antec next time!