Pros: Fits all of my parts, EVGA 750 ti ftw, CM 212 Evo, Asrock Fatal1ty full ATX motherboard and powersupply quite nicely. Looks nice.

Cons: Random jumble of wires Too expensive for the quality A bit small? Cheap fans Could have better wire management support Overall feels a bit flimsy even with the metal interior

Overall Review: I learned to research my cases more and not buy overpriced offbrand cases. I probably should of went with a Corsair :_( oh well too late now.

Pros: More space then my nzxt 210 tempest case. Was able to fit my 290x 12" card in and also was able to get my h80i in with room to spare between cpu cooler mount and fan. It barely fit in 210 tempest and was cramped. Will fit h100i depending on motherboard. Fan controller is nice and finger prints are hard to see. comes with 5 fans

Cons: with ASrock motherboard chances of fitting h100i push and pull are zero do to ASrock having big plastic piece with logo on top along with high mounted ram slots. Cable management is tricky with psu that has short cords. only fits 5 fans plus 1 or 2 for cpu push and pull depending on radiator size.

Overall Review: overall great case i will enjoy and give thumbs up to manufacturer. The quality of this case is pretty good for the price of 89$. The company has to make money to. If you are looking for an affordable case this case is a good choice.

Pros: Price is good, compare to other large brand, a full tower with these much fans will cost you at least double Nice looking, it's for my wife's upgrade and she picked it, just for the looking Building is easy, took me lease than an hour to finish, plenty of space for wires Front, bottom, and top open were covered by dust protector Plenty of hard drive space

Cons: Quality is a problem, besides half of the case is made by plastic (which is understandable, for the price), what I don't understand is the power bottom dead after a year and half. Now I have to turn it on from the MB. Although it fit full size board and you can install water cooling, but the case is not wide enough, and the MB mount is a little too high. So the problem is the water cooing fan cannot be installed on the top because it will get in the way of the water pump over the CPU, even though it has a 120*3 space ready. So I have to install it on the rear fan slot, which limit my option to single 120 Same issue with space, you cannot install optical drive if you have a full size MB in there, short about half inch to push the box all the way in.

Overall Review: Good for people who like to try to build their own PC for the first time I personally dont like fans with led light or see-through side wall, but some people may cheer the colorfulness. Probably worth the money, if you can convince yourself that you shouldn't expect too much for this price.

Pros: -2x 3.0usb -2x 2.0usb -Holds an ATX board -Cool blue lights -Looks cool

Cons: -This is a small Full sized Tower. I purchased the Rosewill Stealth (Mid tower) and found my ATX motherboard fit even better, along with all the hard drives, fans, GPU, and cables. -Air flow in this case is horrible with the fans they come with as well as the construction. The top blocks 1 of the 2 fans. The amount of air pulled in/pushed out is barely visible to the touch. (My Rosewill Stealth has incredible airflow and completely better construction of the case) -The front can be pulled off way to easy which makes me feel it will break quickly if moved around. -The door covering the CD drive could use another 1 or 2 slots instead of only giving you 1 cd drive slot. -The top cover it comes with is not on hinges, I read reviews about this and thought the cover would be nothing.... what a little irritation it creates.

Overall Review: Conclusion - Save your money. The reviews about the fan being cover and the amount of airflow is correct. You can get a better case for the money. You may need to add a fan or two but its well worth the little extra cost than going with this if you want a properly ventilated PC. The Rosewill Stealth was a much better bang for the buck... by a long shot!

Pros: Looks Nice

Cons: This is an absolute piece of garbage. The screws slots where I put in the motherboard would only partially screw in on 4 the spots and now, they will not unscrew. Amongst other things, this thing is a huge waste of time and money.

Pros: I bought this for a new system build. The specs look good, plus it had lots of pretty flashy lights built in I love the holes all around the motherboard that made cable management pretty easy. I installed a M5A99FX Pro R2.0, and there were only two cables I had to run partially along the side of the board - the CPU power connector (which I *could* have ran through a hole right beside the connector if I had ran it before mounting the motherboard - the connector was too big to go through the remaining space, but the cable itself would have fit; and the front panel audio inputs, since the board only has about 2 mm of space between it and the power supply (I used a Corsair CX750M) and the cable is thicker than that. The fans aren't nearly as loud as I had feared; I couldn't hear them over my air conditioner, and wondered if they were even on at first. There's plenty of room for my Sapphire Dual-X R970X, as well as a second card in the lower x16 slot without interfering with the 3.5" HDD bays at the base. The system sits almost two inches above the ground, and has screw holes for mounting the supply right-side-up or upside-down, depending on the fan configuration (mount it so that the fan is down - it has a removable air filter screen) but I would NEVER recommend putting this directly on the floor no matter how clean you keep your house, as it WILL pick up dust that no filter will ever be 100% perfect at screening out. Top USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports are great, along with headphone/mic jacks, as well as SD card reader. The lighted front and rear fans are quite pretty and well placed, but if you want to show off the innards, I'd recommend more lighting inside.

Cons: My main problem was getting the right panel back on with all of the cables ran under the motherboard mount. Even with everything zip-tied in (and zip-ties are included) i took some effort. It would be nice if they had made the "bulge" on the right panel a little bigger to accommodate thick sheathed mobo power cables in modern power supplies. The instructions were quite vague on the fans; to help other people out, the right way to connect the preinstalled fans is to: 1.) Connect the rear fan to the mobo 2.) Connect the top two fans to the two 4-pin connectors coming from the top panel switch 3.) Connect the front fans to the OTHER two connectors coming from the top panel switch 4.) Connect the Molex connector coming from the top panel switch to the power supply. Using this method lets you use the fan switches on the top panel, but you don't get any of the usual fan monitoring and auto speed increases from the mobo except through the back fan. Since my mobo only had two other case fan plugs instead of four, I went with this method. Also, the secondary SSD mount is actually on the back of the mobo mount (and the pictures don't make this clear), where most people would run all of their cables. Not a great positioning IMHO, considering all of the space available in the case. The screw holes on the left side of the case for securing the ODD are simply unusable due to the "toolless" mounting lever (that the instructions say require screws) being in the way, but mine mounted fine with screws only on the right side. I used the lower mount, as it appears dang near impossible to mount a full-sized ODD in the upper mount due to the top panel cabling. I'm not recommending this case to anyone who needs to use the upper ODD mount unless they feel like re-running the top panel cables. As far as aesthetics go, my only complaint is with the size of the side window. The HDD mounting on the bottom front looks pretty sweet, especially with multiple drives (they mount sideways with the power/SATA connectors on the right, so it looks really clean from the left side) but the window is only on the back part of the case and you can't see them. There's no exterior top-mounted SATA 2.5 socket I've seen in other cases, but I honestly don't know when I would ever use one so I don't miss it.

Overall Review: All of my gripes are minor. This is a dang good case for the money. Just be warned that the right panel is going to take some effort to get back on with all of the cables run under the mobo mount., and the secondary SSD mount here will likely interfere if you use it - but there are other SSD mounts to use if you have more than one. You'll have the best luck typing all the cables down using the included zip ties before attempting to put the right panel back on.

Pros: This case is great. It plenty of pre-installed cooling and it has plenty of room for expansion. The LEDs are awesome. Also there are tons of cables. Easy fan control too! It is a great price for a great buy.

Cons: Opening and closing is a little strange but it holds tight so I really shouldn't complain.

Overall Review: Awesome.

Pros: I made it work Cheapest "full" tower I could find I haven't had any heat issues so airflow seems to be ok for me (first build and I don't overclock) Everything worked (fans, LEDs, fan controller) on the case I had received.

Cons: Had to use tin snips to cut and bend the top of the case to make a 240mm water cooler fit. No gap between full ATX motherboard and the fans on top (if you have a radiator). Also limited space between the bottom of the motherboard and the PSU. Poorly designed for cable management. The disk drive basically covers the hole that the wires come down for the front USB/audio/microphone jack so that's a pain. The other reviews were right about the plastic casing covering parts of the fans.

Overall Review: If you're going for a cheap case, this will do but I would recommend spending a little more for a bigger case. I'm not unhappy with it but I would not buy it again.