Pros: This shoebox style cases is solidly built, aesthetically designed, and uniquely laid out. You will find the upper deck swings upward towards the side once the outer shell is removed, allowing excellent access to the motherboard. There is a 120mm fan in front, and positions for three 80mm fans in back. Another 60mm fan can be mounted inside the front. That gives you a lot of options and some of the best cooling on the market. Additionally, there are four front USB ports, and audio ports. The LCD is large for this pricepoint. And the feet are very good quality.

Cons: It requires five screws to secure the back, and no thumbscrews or latches are included. There is no handle. Moreover, a shoebox style case should be either large and accomadate ATX boards OR be small.

Overall Review: Please note the dimensions of this case are large for this style: 11.625" wide X 15" deep X 9.75" tall. It would be excellent in a media center or a recording studio.

Pros: Fantastic Look>> Not to big not to small... It has enough room for the Cooler Master GeminII an a 9600GT!!!! CPU Temp is 30 at full load thats 6 hours Str8 of Gaming... I Did Mod anothere 120mm fan in it an took out the hard drive bay ><

Cons: LCD Fan 3 pin does not seem to push enough power to get my 120mm Rosewill fan<<< If your going to put a Big Video card in this YOU will have to take the HD bay out... Most likely even if your not going to put a big card in this you will take the HD bay out!!

Overall Review: In side AMD 2x3800/CoolerMaster GeminII/BioStar TF7025/2g Ram/9600GT/Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer.....

Pros: This is a pretty nice case. It looks good and it is surprisingly roomy inside and easy to work in. The double-decker design works very well.

Cons: Despite that this is a MicroATX case, it uses a standard ATX power supply. As other people have mentioned, the power supply area is pretty cramped; make sure that your PSU is no longer than 140mm in depth if you want it to fit comfortably. Also, there seems to be no way to turn off the backlight for the front LCD panel without internally unplugging the panel; this is a bit annoying if you're building a media center PC that will be sitting prominently in your entertainment center.

Pros: Double Decker style chassis makes it very simple to do your install. Very Roomy. Pretty good cooling I changed the "stock" fans for Antec Tri-Cool fans and it helped my cooling substantially. Fits a 9800 GX2, only had to move the HDD Cage to rite beside the PSU spot on the top part there are holes that line up perfectly with the HDD Cage they are very small but they are there, then made a minor MOD to the outside to add a Tri-Cool 80MM outside the case to keep the HDD Cage Cool works like a charm. Paint is superb, front display is great as it does C and F not like others where you only get C. LOVE THAT RED GLOW!

Cons: The only real con I had was with the HDD tray placement, most companies know that people that are attracted to these type of cases are case modders, enthusiasts, and HTPC builders. The issue with the cage is when you go to use "ANY" double slot cooled graphics card the HDD cage hits the top of the card. I tried a 8800 GT, 8800 Ultra, 8600 GTS, and a 9800 GX2 all of them dual slot cooled. It is not a "HUGE" deal but people need to know, you will have to move the HDD cage to beside the PSU spot uptop. Under the top there are 2 tiny holes beside the normal holes for cooling that match the mounting holes for the HDD Cage to a "T".

Overall Review: Seriously was impressed with the quality of construction, very sturdy. It is a little heavy but not too bad mine is heavier due to the fact of a 850w PSU. Whats inside: XFX 8200 MOBO, AMD 9650 Quad Core, ThermalTake Golden Orb CPU Cooler, 8GB OCZ Reaper 1066 DDR2 RAM, eVGA 9800 GX2, 2 500GB Seagate 32M Cache HDD RAID-0, Samsung DVD-RW (SATA), SuperTalent Media Reader, ThermalTake Media LAB, Antec 850w True Power Quatro PSU, Antec Tri-Cool 120mm and 3 Tri-Cool 80mm fans. Vista Scores all 5.9, and 3DMark06 18,525 - Vantage- 18,550.

Pros: This case has MASSIVE amounts of airflow. The bottom half is all grille, with a 120mm fan behind it. Room in the back for 3x 80mm fans and in the front for another 80mm fan, this REALLY pulls the air through it. Also, the split deck design is the best EVER. Mounting everything was a breeze!

Cons: If you have a very large video card (2 slots), you will either need to cut the HD cage in half or take out the HD cage completely. You can still mount one HD in the 3.5" bay. My setup includes a 2 slot 8800GTS over the middle 2 slots on the motherboard, and I had to cut the top half of the HD cage off. I was still able to use the bottom half so the PC has 2x HD's.

Overall Review: Very easy to build, SHINY, fingerprint prone, but VERY solid case. Looks awesome on my desk, especially with a new G15 keyboard. Perfect compliments to one another. With the extra fans mounted stays VERY cool, even during gaming binges. Don't even consider any other mATX case of these proportions.

Pros: Excellent airflow, minimal sound leakage from its design. The case has been updated from what you see in the pictures, the top now has a kickstand, the HDD cage is mounted better, and now the are holes to mount the HDD cage beside the PSU. Has a very nice paint finish and the front has a nice rubbery black accent. Stealth doors have adjustable buttons and do not get caught when closing the drive tray. Plenty of wiring length, comes with a ferrite ring which is nice. Tons of room on the lower half, can fit longer video cards. The floppy drive bay has mounting holes for a HDD.

Cons: Top half is cramped. Use right angled sata cables, straight makes fitting problematic. Be mindful of your PSU orientation, my PSU fan when faced down puts the cables on the wrong side, bumping into the 5.25" bays. Stealthed bays mean no removeable drives, etc. For some reason my front USB ports do not work. The case shell is pretty thin. Placing the HDD cage next to the PSU blocks being able to put a fan there, unless you can find a really thin one. Original HDD cage placement is questionable, since that space was taken up with all the extra cabling from the PSU. Compartment height makes tall CPU heatsinks unusable, but that is expected. Front 120mm intake fan is half blocked, the other half is just a plate of metal, fan is sleeve bearing type and loud.

Overall Review: There could have been a few changes/addition to the layout to make it much better. Nicely packed.

Pros: i reviewed this product less than a month from the day i received it. so far my case holds up: a 9800gtx, 3 drives(a 1tbSATA, a 200gbIDE, a DVDRW combo), asus p5q-em mobo, e8400 with stock fan. so far the cooling is fine. i have it placed facing away from the window, so the rear faces the window opening. the hard drive section of the case is not being used since the 9800gtx cables go through it, so i have one hard drive placed in one of the cd/dvd drive bay the other is laying next to the psu. i couldn't upgrade to a cpu fan because of height issues and i don't really need it yet. i still love the paint job and overall style of the front panel. its like a car and the front panel feels like a dashboard.

Cons: the usb ports are upside down. the one i got traps the dvd tray with the flip door. the bright red cooling monitor is annoying. make sure you have just the right length of ide cables if you need one. if its too short it will unplug itself when you open it on its stand, if its too long it will occupy space that might clog hot air. if you put things as much as i did, it would be messy and is not adviceable if you use it for lan parties or as a media computer to move from one room to another.

Overall Review: however, overall its a great case, small enough to be a media center, big enough to be a gaming rig.

Pros: Nice case. Airflow is good when you install the extra fans in the rear of the case. Wiring was no trouble at all. Sturdy and quiet. I too had a problem with the HD mount, but there is a mount below the 5&1/2 bays. I used it and problem solved. This case is not as small as most SFF cases. The paint is tough but glossy so fingerprint prone. I did not see the problem with the USB being upside down.

Cons: The hard drive mount is the only true con.

Overall Review: I would reccomend this case to anyone looking for a nice SFF type case. Just be sure to order 3 80mm fans that are quiet to mount in the back.