Great case, possibly the best mini itx case out there

Absolutely AMAZING case. Solid build quality, small size, can fit a butt ton of hardware. 10/10 Highly reccomend.

A nice SFF. This is my second build in it

Amazing little shoebox - so versatile, adaptable yet compact. Sure it takes a degree of care and patience to build inside - but it's oh so worth it ! I don't believe there's another case that'll accommodate such vast array of power components in as tiny a space while maintaining low temperatures and decibels and at such an affordable cost. Even the dust-filters are easily vacuumed without the need to remove the case cover.

My only mild drawback has been with regards to a general lack of cable-management space , always likely to be an issue for a case of this size - yet even there ; with literally "outside the box" (pic 4) routing ideas ; reasonable solutions have been achievable.

I love this case for the size. It is small enough to fit my Expedit shelf, and yet it is large enough to fit in an ATX PSU and EVGA video cards with dual fans. Assembly is pretty straight-forward with the Tech Buyer Guru's "THE PC BUILDER'S GUIDES: ASSEMBLING AN EXTREME GAMING ITX PC". Enough slots for two HDD's, a SATA SSD and an optical drive if one so chooses.

The case is a black metal box so it doesn't showcase the RGB blings. Probably not a plus to make to the feature builds, but a plus to me for minimizing distractions.

When I first saw this case on Hardware Canuck's coverage video of Computex 2015; I knew I wanted that case for my build and I was inspired to switch from atx to itx. I love this case; it's roomy and easy to work in, it has an optical drive slot (which I really needed), it's (sort of) portable, the power/reset and hd activity light is not too bright and distracting, it looks nice, it has dust filters, and I was able to fit all of my components inside of it.

The only two cons I can list are the front panel connectors are WAY too long; making cable management difficult, and the side panels are a PAIN to put on and remove, due to having to align the clips on the panels in order to close the case. I can't give it five stars due to the side panels and long connectors; but other than those two issues, this is a great itx case.

Big enough for normal sized components and small enough to move easily

The EVGA PSU i picked for this build was a pain to install. Its a great power supply but not the right choice for this build. Find one that has a few options to mount

It was quite the challenge to install the components into this case, however the tie downs and holes that support them made the build fit very snug and safely.

It's bigger than you may expect. Minimalist design, space-efficient, magnetic air filters all over, comes with a quiet 120mm fan, and you should be able to fit most parts in here with no compromise (except for very large PSUs or GPUs). My only (minor) gripe is that putting the case back on can be annoying.