Pros: Unlike all to many other drive mounts, the Silverstone cover has excellent build quality and the screw holes are placed perfectly.

Cons: The drive spacing is tight. For SSDs, this is not a problem. If you are using 2.5" hard drives, cooling performance may well be less good than one wants.

Pros: Looks great on my tower!

Cons: Wish there was some way one could have had a button for eject, but being that buttons are physical it will be to hard.

Overall Review: So a few people mentioned how they cannot find a slot loading optical drive! Trust me I had a hard time to, and I was trying to buy a BD-RW one at that, which made it harder... So personally I went at another marketplace, as I found nothing on NewEgg and I was able to find.. It was like a 8-10 year old model one, but my journey did not end there! The optical drive I got was a slimline IDE, getting that to connect to your sata motherboard was fun!! But to help those out who want to do this, I was able to connect it using 2 adapters! Buy a Slimline IDE/CD to a 40 pin adapter. Then buy a 40 pin to SATA adapter. Both of them will need power so make sure you have 2 4Pin Power cables. Hope this helps someone out there!

Pros: Quality workmanship. Classy look without tacky logo on front. Works as advertised, I have 4 SSDs and one BluRay burner installed.

Cons: Difficult to hook up power and sata cables to all four drives due to tight side by side/over and under design.

Overall Review: It seems to me it would make sense for SilverStone to either make or include a "breakout harness" for the four drives. Are you listening SilverStone? I will contact them at their website and recommend this. Also, based on the ventless front and close spacing of the drives, I would not attempt to put anything but SSDs in the drive slots, seems pretty obvious they would overheat.

Pros: Well built, fits the blu ray slot drive from my old DELL XPS perfectly goes well with my brushed aluminum case

Cons: expensive

Pros: Great build quality. Perfectly fit my 2.5" SSD and HDD drives and a slim slot load ODD.

Cons: Price isn't really a con, solidly built with nice gloss paint on the inside There's a small 1 to 2 mm gap between my case and the tray. Not really noticeable at a quick glance but I notice it.

Overall Review: A great option if you have a Lian Li PC-TU 200B. Just take that redicilious hard drive cage out and you can put in a water cooling rad. I know there's a tiny gap but it couldn't be a more perfect fit.

Pros: What more is there to say? You can fit 4x 2.5" drives into a 5.25" bay... AND still have room for a slim slot-load optical drive. Awesome and extremely useful for any mini ITX build that has a 5.25". Thermals: I have all 4 drive slots occupied with a 64GB SSD and 3x 1TB Hitachi 7200 RPM drives in RAID 0. The highest temp on any of the drives is 28C, so cramming that many drives next to one another doesn't seem to be an issue. Build quality is very good. No flimsy metal here.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: A little pricey for what it is (considering you can buy entire computer cases almost for the same cost), but it's simply an awesome product and the build quality is well worth it.

Pros: Stores a slot type optical drive plus up to 4 SSDs. Brushed black aluminum finish exterior, smooth glossy black interior. Very efficient use of storage space. No moving parts. Kinda hard to mess this one up.

Cons: Price? But the build quality is quite good.

Overall Review: So why aren't more Silverstone products coated black on the interior as well as the exterior?? You'll be needing a miniSATA adapter like the one StarTech has for your slot drive optical (which may need some trimming with a pocket knife)

Pros: You can install a combination of SSDs and 2.5" HDDs along with a slot loading CD/DVD Drive. This makes a lot of room for possible modding and optional water cooling features. Very well designed!

Cons: Huh! What more can I ask for?