DIYPC Solo-T1-BK Black USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with 2 x Blue Fans (1 x 120mm LED fan x front, 1 x 120mm fan x rear) Pre-installed

Pros: - Looks good - 2 built-in fans work well and quiet - Cheap

Cons: - The HDD LED on the front is blindingly bright. - It's pretty cramped - Terrible cable management

Overall Review: No regrets in buying it. It does it's job well and looks good. Building my rig in there was frustrating work because the case cable management is really bad and tight quarters made it even worse. A decent little case if you're patient and/or have tiny hands.

Pros: easy to use, comes with everything you need to get started.

Cons: wish it had a glass window side panel but not a big deal

Pros: Lightweight, SOLID, easy access for CD Drives, 2 BLUE LED FANS pre installed, with room for 2 each 120mm and one 80mm. Front USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Audio connections. Everything went in SOLID with no problems, excellent case.

Cons: I don't see any cons to this case.

Overall Review: What a cool case to work with, very well constructed and very easy to put parts in and out of.

Pros: Sturdy, Plenty of room for my huge cooler master cpu fans, Cord management was good, (I did dremel one more hole to get power/usb wires out sooner.The fans are pretty quiet for their size. Looks great! Most of the features of an expensive case for a killer price.

Cons: Could hold the motherboard just a little sturdier but not an issue at all. It's not tool-less but they supply plenty of black screws to do everything.

Overall Review: I have no idea why some people hated this case. I have used cheap cases and this doesn't really feel cheaply made. Power button is fine,plenty of room, cord management is fine. other people want a $1000 case for $30.

Pros: - Mostly solid build quality (except slot cover area, more in Other Thoughts) - Full black exterior/interior - Rolled metal edges - Cable routing holes - Nice design - Blue LED fan (decent fans in general as far as I can tell) - Has room for aftermarket CPU cooling - Supports long graphics cards - USB 3.0

Cons: - Slot cover area is somewhat flimsy before putting in a card to support it

Overall Review: Honestly, when I bought this case for the build I did, I figured it would be "good enough". I didn't expect to really LIKE the case. However, simply put I'm extremely happy with this case. At such a low price I expected it to have a few more issues when building in it, but the only issue I ran into was that the slot covers are a bit flimsy. However, once you throw a card in it they hold up quite well. The lighting in the case is quite nice, and it looks surprisingly well for how cheap it is. Finally, I'm still amazed that the case actually has decent cable management. Normally you get next to none for this price, but I was able to route ALL of the power cables and the front panel cables behind the motherboard tray, and though it's not the best management, it's definitely a heck of a lot better than I thought I would get for the price. I plan to use this case again next time I need to build a budget system.

Pros: Good price. When on sale, sometimes you can get it with free shipping too. Roomy enough Good airflow

Cons: Thin metal, sometimes this causes a screw to strip easy

Overall Review: This is not a high end case, but it is a nice case for a budget build. It is laid out well for good air flow. It comes with 2, 120 mm fans which are quiet and look good. It has room for a good quality cpu cooler. The metal is thin, but I have seen many high end cases that are thin too. It doesn't have to be super heavy duty, it just has to hold all the parts well. It is a good case for a beginner or veteran computer builder.

Pros: Cheap, black inside, rolled edges, decent finish.

Cons: Had to drill out the 3.5" drive cage to fit a 300mm GPU, ATX motherboards have problems. Really most suitable as a Micro-ATX case with small GPU, don't let the "specs" fool you.

Overall Review: ATX boards with angled SATA connectors will not work, as there is a raised lip of metal all along the back edge that blocks access. Too small to be a true ATX case unless very careful selections are made with foreknowledge. The 375mm GPU length spec is a joke, there is about 240mm without drilling out rivets and removing parts of the case.

Pros: -Came with 2 Fans that are actually really silent -Face looks nice with a subtle blue glow

Cons: -Next to no cable management -Tiny case, ATX boards will fit but have no room to breathe -Material is so thin I bent it just by picking it up

Overall Review: I got this case not expecting much of it, in fact I got it because it was the cheapest case with 2 120mm fans available at the time. The thing is so lightweight I'm actually afraid of it falling off my desk if I sneeze. Don't stare directly at the HDD light.