DIYPC J180-BL Black Dual USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Build-in 2 x Fans (1 x 120mm Fan x Front, 1 x 120mm Blue LED Fan x Rear)

Pros: - Nice looking case. - Sturdy, not cheaply made. - Good amount of USB ports. - Comes with 2 fans, one is LED. They're nice and quite. - If you have a non-modular, or semi-modular PSU the extra cabels are hidden underneath, but there is also a grating there so you can still see the PSU LED if you have one. - Good for cable management.

Cons: 1 or 2 more slots for some extra HDDs would have been nice. There's only 2, but there's ways around that anyway.

Pros: Comes with 2 fans ( one LED in the back, and one colored blue in the front) Has nice PSU Bay to hide PSU and PSU cables. The case has good airflow and mounts for 5 fans total inside. The price was very affordable for a case. Front Panel cables were perfect length. ( I notice some other case's cables are short sometimes)

Cons: None

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this case to any buyer out there, although you may think it its a piece of junk, this case is a great case and it it perfect for first timers and experienced buyers. It may not be a fancy case with a huge tempered glass side panel, it gets the job done with our looking bad at all. 5 out of 5 eggs for sure.

Pros: -Got it on sale for $29.96 -Simple but sleek design -Has PSU Shroud -Case layout is also decent -Comes with decent amount of hardware, even extra thumb screws for your PSU! -Decent cooling options -Comes with two 120mm fans (One Blue Led Rear and one Blue and Black Front) -Decent cable management -Filers for PSU on bottom and 140mm fan on top

Cons: -Metal is a bit flimsy for the regular price to be $59.96, so at the $29.96 price tag I can forgive the flimsyness. -If paying the full price I would expect to have tool-less mounting for the two 3.5" Hdd slots, but if on sale this can be forgiven.

Overall Review: Bottom line: -Great entry-mid level gaming case if on sale, wouldn't pay the $59.96 price tag.

Pros: This case has taken out the large mounting bracket in the front so there is much more room to work with inside. Also, they have added an enclosure for the PSU that hides all the extra cables you're not using (for those who aren't using a modular PSU). Cleanest install of any I have built, and I've built hundreds. Price is right as well.

Cons: I can't think of any.

Overall Review: I would highly recommend this for anyone building a new rig. I plan on ordering a few more myself.

Pros: For this price, I can't complain much. Especially when it goes on sale with a rebate attached. it has a perfect size for an average ATX build. Motherboard area is good, easily accommodates regular ATX boards with 9-point mounting. Though right edge hits elevated lip which could be a bit of a problem with horizontal side-mounted ports. Nice finish overall, even cheap front plastic panel looks rather good. Window is clear, well protected, no scratches. Easy to locate/use front buttons. 4x USB ports 2x 2.0 + 2x 3.0/3.1 Nice high legs, so that dust is not sucked into the PSU (which has a filter) Front panel sides are perforated (those blue strips) that allows enough air to come through the front panel, plus opening on the bottom of it to grab by hand and let extra air in. 5.25" bays - easy to use, no issues. Enough screws. Top vent - very important for me. Hate cases that get hot on top because that's where all the hot air goes and gets stuck without the vent. Not a problem in this case. Enough space on top for any 120/140mm fan. Cabling is good except one place. Right side panel is protruded which allows for fat cables to run where needed. Enough space even for big/long PSUs

Cons: I don't like that 8-pin CPU cable cut out is under the board, so the cable has to go under the board edge pushing it slightly. Not the best choice expecially with thick cables. Case works best with narrow boards that mount with 6 screws. That way you have more space on the right edge. Funny SSD mounting, one is fine, the second one has ports pointing upward, which i don't like. Thin metal at places. Punch out PCI slot covers and 5.25 bay covers.

Overall Review: This case has enough space and good enough airflow to be used with any low-mid range system without pushing it too much. Two fans on the front and two on top-rear take care of cooling for any non-overclocked system. Two fans are included, which are quiet but not strong, so I recommend adding at least another good fan on top of the case.

Pros: DIYPC sells a few cases I don't like, but I definitely do like this one. The build quality is quite good. Panels fit together seamlessly, and are thick enough to kill fan noise. Air flow is pretty good. I have two 120mm fans in front, one 140mm up top, and a 120mm push/pull radiator configuration on the rear. Temps are low and I am happy. Cable management was above average for the price, with the PSU and HDD/SSD separated from the main chamber, and holes in all the right places to feed cables to the mobo. The bag of screws included is fairly comprehensive. Even had the long screws I needed to thread through my fan to radiator.

Cons: Considering what I paid for it, I have no real complaints. There is no fancy mounting system for peripherals or anything else really but I don't mind using a screw driver. And I suppose the clear side door could be made of tempered glass, but this plastic seems durable and has yet to attract any dust or debris.

Overall Review: I would absolutely recommend this case to anyone on a budget. I think I got more than I paid for considering I have had similar cases for twice as much.

Pros: Nice design. Definitely like the compartment below and the SSD mount location.

Cons: Package was damaged in transit since is was shipped in oem box. Slight damage to the plastic on the top corner. I did not RMA it because I didn't want to wait around for replacement.

Overall Review: Newegg has really gone downhill. Probably last time I order from them.

Pros: Lots or room for easy install. Motherboard installation was a breeze. Case is sturdy with no sharp edges and both doors fit well and are perfectly aligned. Front panel was easy to remove. Cable management much better than expected for a case at this price level. Two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports on front panel. Really nice quality finish on the case.

Cons: Minor annoyance - I had to remove the rear fan to install the motherboard with integrated IO shield. Once the motherboard was installed, I was able to reinstall the fan. Some of the holes for running cables are not quite big enough and you really have to twist and turn the power cables to feed them through.

Overall Review: I wasn't expecting much for a case in this price range. I was just going to use this as a temporary build until I sold the components from my other high end case. I really like this case. The open design and power supply enclosure made things easy and quick for a new build. You don't need to spend a lot for a decent case. This case has many of the qualities and features of high end cases at a very reasonable price.