Easy to see why this case has been extremely popular. It didn't pose any problems even with the extensive decoration I foisted upon it. Considered leaving the vertical bar completely out just because you see it all the time & say to yourself There's another NZXT, but with some color management & butterflies it blends in pretty well.

Good cable management and still plenty of space to work in making building a smooth process. Looks amazing and love the simplicity in it's design.

One of the larger mini itx cases. But i am glad i got the size for it because cable management was a b*tch! With all those corsair cables, room in the rear was good to have. Good space and great cooling performance.

I just wish this case was adjusted to where the psu shroud was lower and the frame above the motherboard higher to allow a 2nd 240mm aio.

I wanted a mini itx build because I hate the look of open space in PC's. When I saw this case I fell in love and new that it was the one that I was going to build in. I don't have any complaints, it was relatively easy to build in and the cable management routing was a life saver. The only thing that might be annoying is the top fan's dust filter is behind the fan so in order to get to it I would have to remove the fan.

In terms of Mini ITX form factor cases, this is by far the best I have seen aesthetics wise. It much smaller than any of the previous cases I have built in, but still maintains that sought after gaming PC look. The cable management was a breeze despite my lack of experience with running computer cables in an efficient and visually pleasing manner. The only complaint I can see someone having is that this case is a little big for a “true” Mini ITX build, but it was perfect for me.

One of the best cases IMO!

Great little case. Looks good, builds good, feels solid. It's not a true small form factor case, but it is certainly small-ish while being able to fit big parts. Airflow does not seem to be an issue at all.

As a first-time builder, cable management was easy. Some PSUs (e.g. Corsair SF450) may not have cables long enough to be routed ideally, just something to be aware of.

Lots of room to work with. Side panels (glass and metal) are toolless. It can even fit a Noctua NH-D15, though just barely. Liquid cooling is probably more forgiving to the builder in this case, but I decided to go with air.

Keep in mind GPUs may be a bit choked for air if they end up too close to the PSU shroud. It does have holes though, so air can flow.

Top I/O panel is nice for those of us who keep their cases near/on the floor.

No complaints. Definitely recommended.

Good looking mini-ITX with plenty of room to cram high power components in it while still being easy to work on.

First time building in a Mini ITX tower, definitely very spacious even though I used a full ATX PSU. Easy to build in, very solid parts and a nice tempered glass viewing window. Airflow has been great with 2x140mm and 2x120mm static pressure fans from thermaltake.

I really like this case. It was the 2nd one I tried and this one is by far better in terms of use of space and cable management. I did have to fiddle around with radiator and fan placement to dial in the thermals, but got them where I wanted.