Foxconn 436+ISO400 Black / Silver Steel Micro ATX Mini Tower Computer Case 300W Power Supply

Pros: I've purchased over a hundred of these. For the most part, they look good, work fine, have good cooling options, and the included power supply works fine for office-build after office-build.

Cons: I have found that it is best to replace the fan in the power supply AND the rear part of the case with ball-bearing fans if you want them to last. As well, there is a place in the front to put a fan to cool the hard drives, and I always put a fan there too. It's easy to get to, but it is time-consuming.

Overall Review: So, if you consider an additional $10 for three decent ball-bearing fans, the price of the case goes up, but I've only had to replace ONE of these power supplies in over a hundred office builds. So, really, it's a pretty good power supply for just being included.

Pros: It's small and sturdy and cheap. It's not unattractive.

Cons: Most of the cons are the sort of things you just know going into it. You know that the included power supply in a case this cheap is going to be crummy. You know the fit and finish will be rougher than a high-end case (so watch your fingers). There are no luxuries, like thumbscrew hardware -- you're lucky a bag of screws was included. The one con I hadn't counted on, though, and the one that made me drop a bunch of stars, is the fact that most of the 3.5" bays are unusable. The fit is so tight, the memory and CPU block access to most of them. What's worse, the alignment in the two-bay cage seemed to be off so I couldn't get the mounting holds of the Silverstone 2.5" disk adapter to align.

Overall Review: I'm bummed about the 3.5" bay thing, because otherwise this would have been exactly what I was looking for. It's possible that a conventional 3.5" hard drive would not have the same mounting difficulties that the Silverstone 2.5" adapter had. I wish they sold it without the power supply and knocked a few bucks off the price.

Pros: Good price, nice construction, everything fits

Cons: No-name power supply won't last long(?)

Overall Review: My first micro ATX case, and I couldn't ask for better. Everything fit nicely and neatly. Reasonably good ventilation. Nice power and reset buttons. Front panel USB and audio are fine. Did not see an included I/O shield. That's fine. They never fit, anyway, and you will want to use the one that should come with the motherboard. Fairly quiet power supply. Paired nicely with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813186166 , Foxconn micro ATX motherboard. Feels solid. Not too heavy, not too light. Came with some screws that worked fine. Would buy again and recommend to friends. Good product.

Pros: Sweet deal for a simple office/leisure comp. Plenty of space.

Cons: PSU is only 300w and a tad on the louder side. Comes with one 80mm rear fan.

Overall Review: At this price range, perfect. I'm using it in a budget comp for email pdf and photo use. Athlon X2 250, Crucial 2gb, MSI GF615M-P33 mobo, WD cav black 500gb, lite-on drive, this case. NO vid card. Perfect for pops.

Pros: A great little case with an included psu(though only a 300 watt) with average airflow

Cons: Chep made power button. And the case dosn't include a squeaker?

Pros: The case looks nice, and it appears to be made well. There is plenty of room inside the case.

Cons: The power LED connector does not match most motherboards. After a little more than a week, the power supply gave out.

Overall Review: If you are going budget, stick with getting a separate power supply. It seems you can get a better one, and it will save you money on the back end.

Pros: Case is feels sturdy. Great design looks very nice. Seems like airflow was good. Good case for the price.

Cons: PSU came in and it did not work.

Overall Review: good case, i would buy from foxconn again, but i learned my lesson to buy the PSU separately from now on.

Pros: Looks good, cheap price (41 bucks including shipping to my door), 300 watt PSU is more than adequate for most everyday PC's even if you have some mid-range gaming components installed. I built a home-office/medium duty gaming combo PC using this case and other components from Newegg for under 400 bucks 14 months ago and it still runs my office apps and Half Life 2 and similar games with no problem. Still using ORIGINAL PSU that came with this case, so DON'T let other reviews convince you that this PSU is junk. Plenty of room inside for HDDs, DVDs, etc.

Cons: PSU fans a little loud, but if you want it to be really quiet, then by a Thermaltake 430 watt PSU from Newegg when they are on sale for $39.95 with free shipping (about every 2 months)

Overall Review: You won't regret buying this case unless you are a HIGH END GAMER that wants all kinds of bells and whistles (then you should build in a Mid or Full ATX case anyway, not this Micro ATX case). Don't bad mouth a Cadillac if you thought it would drive the same as a Rolls Royce once you got it!