Pros: COMES WITH CASTERS!
I cannot tell you what a difference that makes when you are dealing with full tower heavy steel cases.
Brilliant cable management hooks and space. When all of the wires are in, only ONE crosses the mainboard (CPU4pin Power) and that's only because the cable on the PSU was too short.
Amazing Airflow - seriously important where we are (Reno, NV) because of heat related issues. And its QUIET.
4 Front USB Ports and Top mounted Power/Reset buttons make it easy to use without leaving your chair.

Cons: Less than Zero.

Other Thoughts: It may not have the flashy looks of some of the other cases I've used, but the HAF 932 is the best designed case I've ever built machines into. I own a computer company the specializes in small to medium businesses and custom built PCs. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Pros: me: excellent case. great price. ez to work in. get it.

you: but the front usb ports are upside down.

me: right! five eggs!

Cons: none.

Other Thoughts: if I docked this for usb ports, I would have to reboot my mind.

Pros: Fantastic Case. Phenomenal air cooling, that's virtually silent. Seriously, you can barely hear all those fans at all. Even when my CPU fan (PII x4 955 w/ stock cooler) and GPU (ATI HD5850) spin up it's really not loud at all. And that's with it sitting on my desk right next to me. Looks fantastic too. Lots of flexibility (different options for mounting drives, PSU, fans, etc.)

Cons: With the side window, I guess it would be nice if the inside was painted black too. You can easily do that yourself if you'd like. Blue LED fans would match my MB and GPU better as well, but again you can change that out if you'd like to.

Other Thoughts: This case is massive, even for a full tower (I've always used full tower cases). Even so, it looks great on top of my desk. Would probably work better on the floor though, as the buttons and front ports are at the top. Just don't set this on a carpet if you bottom-mount the PSU. The PSU will intake air from the bottom of the case so you want to leave some space underneath it for air flow (it stands on short legs for this purpose). You could also invert the PSU if you wanted, but I like the idea of pulling in outside air for the PSU.

Pros: -High airflow
-Spacious
-Nice red LED fan at the front
-Front panel is well placed, and has needed features
-Liquid cooling capability
-LOOKS GOOD!

Cons: -As others have said, the powers light is a LASER!
-Heavy and big (but what do you expect, its all in the specs)
-Need screws for CD drives, otherwise feels loose and shakes (Not tool-free)

Other Thoughts: Great case! Is a must buy for its price.
Cons were not anything major, just slight annoyances. The only problem I had was that I had it delivered to my work downtown, and had to bring the HUGE box on to the subway during rush hour. But once I got home, it was one of the easiest cases to work with because of the amount of room inside.

Pros: One of the main things I love about this tower is the great airflow and how it properly circulates (my old old case was a Thermaltake Shark model).

Bottom area for your PSU was well designed as well...

With the great wiring design, I can keep close to all my cables hidden behind where the mobo sits to help keep things open to keep the proper airflow going.

I dust it out two and sometimes three times a month (yes, I'm a 'clean' freak) and I've never noticed much dust at all built up in any of the big 2300mm fans.

I have never had any issues fitting in other computer components (ex. graphics cards) inside as it's very spacious.

The design of having all the ports (USB / Audio / IEEE 1394 / e-SATA) in front is very convenient.

This case is a winner and I hope Cooler Master keeps making cases like this!

Cons: Absolutely none

Other Thoughts: I know others have had small complaints about the thumb
I use to own an old Thermaltake Shark case (black in color) and that case had only two small fans in it for airflow. There was also not enough space to work with inside it as well. Back in its own time it was a good case, but so much has changed since then.

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screws to take off the side panels and I've really never had a problem with taking them off and putting them back on again.

Front panel USB ports are upside down, but personally, doesn't bother me either.

Pros: Had the HAF 922 and I needed more space, these cases are simply amazing. Solid steel, nice design and real good vent in this HUGE baby.

Cons: The inside is not black painted.. but it's easy to do so I don't care.

Other Thoughts: It don't gives any super powers...

Pros: I love this case. Cable management is easy with it. I haven't done any liquid cooling, but you can if you want with the case. Audio/mic jacks easy to get to, like having lots of USB ports and firewire on the front.

Cons: A little larger than I would have liked. The red LED's are great, but it has two obnoxiously bright blu lights on the front. These get really annoying. The screws for the side panel are slightly off-center so it can be annoying to get the side panel on and off. Also there is a fan on the side panel which is great, but you have to remember to unplug it before yanking the panel all the way off.

Other Thoughts: I would buy the same case if I could build my desktop again.

Pros: Huge, tons of space, quiet fans, lots of airflow.

Cons: Front LED light, heavy because of the size.

Other Thoughts: For all of you out there talking about the front LED light, I have a very easy fix for you! This case comes with some little black stickers to place on the sides of your disk drives so the metal color will not show through the sides of the case. Use one of these to cover your LED! You can still see the light faintly through it so it doesn't prevent use of it, and the sticker matches the case exactly.

Another interesting thing I noticed is the manual has you placing the spacers (or whatever they are called, not a termonology expert) that go under the motherboard in unnecessary places. I have an E-ATX mobo, and following the placement of the case manual I ended up putting more spacers on the motherboard plate than needed.

Pros: 1) Cant hear the fans.
2) Stock fans keep case cool. Cold air is vented out of the case. (mind you I have not overclocked)
3) lots of room in my case to work with.
4) very nice tooless HDD bays.
5) very nice tooless 5.25 bays.

Cons: 1) The discription on where to put the standoffs was wrong for the ATX board. You dont have to be a genius to notice that so i dont think it would mess anyone up. I am not sure if all cases are this way or just mine. but -1egg for that

Other Thoughts: with free shiping (when i ordered it) and the low cost this case is an absolute door crasher. It would be hard to get a lower costing case AND even break even with this case let alone beat it. I am very pleased in my purchase and have had no problems yet.

Pros: This was my first PC build and working with this case is a pleasure. Had plenty of access during motherboard and initial drive / card mounting. I'm making practical use of front panel's four USB and eSata port. Rolling wheels are welcome on laminate floor. It is aesthetically pleasing to my eye and is a great "front man" to my media center setup.

Cons: Side and top 230mm fans are only spinning at 500 RPM; shouldn't that be 700-ish? Front LEDs are indeed bright and potentially distracting if you are sitting back for a media center application. Power / reset buttons location, top front, requires me to stick the case out a bit from my desk which is no big deal but it's there. Front USBs with hanging lanyards, etc. do interfere with DVD drive especially if it's mounted in the penthouse; wish they were along the side like on my old case.

Think ahead if plugging side fan's lead into motherboard. I foolishly used a socket that winds up covered by my graphics card and this circumstance means the side door is precariously tethered if I go into the case. Yes, I'm going to rearrange the fan leads.

Other Thoughts: I suppose I could have gone with a more inexpensive case and this may be naivete talking but I feel like I got what I paid for: a solid foundation for my first build.